Collision: Small D!ck Energy Tony!

The Forbidden Door was once again ajar and the stars emerged. It was a crazy Sunday in London, England with a sellout crowd of nearly 20,000 and Diana, Johnny, and Gringo are here to give you the scoop on the drama, the returns, and the battles! Will Ospreay and company, consisting of the Golden Lovers, Tanahashi, and Darby Allin fought in an all out war against the Deathriders' Jon Moxley and Claudio Castagnoli, the Young Bucks, and Mr. Personality, Gabe Kidd in a steel cage! Hangman and MJF fought to a somewhat controversial ending, Swerve was decimated by a returning star, Toni Storm and Athena smacked one another around with the Women's World Heavyweight Championship up for grabs, the Hurt Syndicate were bettered by hooded figures, Cope and Christian reunited for some turmoil against a returning Luchasau... Killswitch! Did the event live up to the trios expectations? Find out on this week's latest episode!

Episode 198 - Light Matches, Light Lighters Diana, Johnny, and Fantastico are here to bring you their takes for the go-home episode of AEW Dynamite as we inch closer to this Sunday's Forbidden Door. The crowd in Glasgow was peak for a very light-matched event. Edge names his posterior, when a returning favorite gets the Herbert West treatment to make a choke slamming impact. The tag team championship match is finally announced with a somewhat controversial ending to the number one contender's match. MJF recruits unlikely allies to commit personal arson to rattle Hangman Adam Page, while the feuds for the Women's World Title and TBS title respectively continue to escalate. Meanwhile, Will Ospreay literally puts his body and career on the line to finally get his revenge on Jon Moxley and the Deathriders. With only hours left until Forbidden Door, things are really attempting to "heat" up!

Johnny, Diana, and Gringo ingested this week's AEW Collision and are here to break it down for you, piece by piece. With Forbidden Door on the near horizon, Collision opened more doors to get you ready for the London action. Toni Storm and Athena are nearly ready to decapitate one another for your amusement. FTR uses salty tactics to pepper Brodido ahead of their number one contender’s match for the tag titles. Ace Austin makes his “inevitable” debut against Ricochet. Another member of the women’s roster becomes $100,000 richer. Brian Keith gets no respect, while Nigel McGuiness reluctantly tastes the sweet tears of Daniel Garcia after a hard-hitting “technical spectacle.” Also, what’s a Collision without an obligatory Hologram appearance. Additionally, the trio talks headlines from the entire world of professional wrestling, from Drew McIntyre being the best heel he can be, to Matt Riddle rants, and more Karrion Kross speculation. We have all the takes you can handle!

Diana, Johnny, and Gringo break down a Dynamite where Hangman roasts MJF into a title match, Darby gets zipped up and spun until Ospreay flips the script with a cage challenge, and Christian’s “hug” with Copeland has us all side-eyeing. Plus: Hiromu steals an 8-man, Swerve and Okada talk trash, Samoa Joe chokes one out, and MJF still finds time for a sneaky parking-lot beatdown.

This week on The AEW-some Pod, Diana Prince, Gringo Fantastico, and Johnny Taylor ride into Roanoke for a Collision recap that’s got it all—big boots, bigger pops, and… a suspicious amount of chopping. The Fletcher vs. Ishii TNT Title slugfest was about the only thing Gringo liked, Hangman lit up his home-state crowd, and Willow Nightingale tried to steal the night from an entire spooky trio. Plus—Big Bill keeps wandering into other people’s matches, Ricochet’s “respect tour” continues, and Harley Cameron’s pink mask might be haunted. Strap in—this one’s part love letter, part roast.

It’s Episode 194 of The AEW-some Pod, and your favorite three-person powerbomb of hot takes is back — Diana Prince (actress, horror icon, wrestling superfan), Johnny Taylor (comedian, touring headliner, wrestling encyclopaedia with jokes), and Gringo Fantastico (masked marvel, lucha libre storyteller, indie wrestling veteran). This week, the crew breaks down AEW Dynamite from Cleveland — from Brodido’s shock clean win over the Bucks, to MJF’s war of words and fists with Mark Briscoe and Hangman Page, to Kyle Fletcher’s… very revealing TNT Title celebration with Don Callis.

Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times), Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs on Shudder), and Gringo Fantastico (Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre on Troma Now) are here with a super-sized episode covering Dynamite and Collision with a hint of headlines thrown in. Mark Briscoe is on the warpath for the recently Hurt Syndicate ostracized MJF, whom is on the warpath for the AEW World Heavyweight Champion Adam Page, whom is on the warpath with Jon Moxley and his merry harem of Deathriders, who also have their own problems with the returning Darby Allin and his homicidal attempts! Talk about tied together storylines. Meanwhile, the AEW World Tag Team Championship Eliminator Tournament continues to elevate the AEW Tag Division. Willow Nightingale apparently has issues with The Triangle of Madness, while Kris Statlander is trying her hand at technical wrestling and the only Christian gets is one of the worst attempts at a con-chair-to to ever grace professional wrestling. It was a crazy couple of days of wrestling and the AEW-Some Pod is here to dissect it all!

It's Saturday and there must not be competition on , so that must mean it's time for Collision. So who was the guy who challenged Dustin? He is getting the match tonight then, right? Ass Juice, how could they not be named this What a load of shit, Tony shoulda kept his energy and STFU, Khan that is. Nothing like a woman enjoying a box No more bad apple? Pear shaped man lucky he has a job Finally a story with Bowens Fuck it, Tony should just have a match for a million bucks Pierced nipples on a spider Oh no, O'riley is goofy again Need to get something off my chest, yea no shit 1 match and a title shot but mjf can't get one Subscribe on patreon.com/LingusMafia for ad-free and video versions of the show, exclusive PPV/PLE reviews and bonus shows including every Wrestlemania, SummerSlam, Royal Rumble, Survivor Series, and Saturday Night’s Main Event ever. Get access to over 10 years of podcasts! Stay connected: All our social media (@LingusMafia) links can be found here: https://linktr.ee/lingusmafia We have merch! Shirts, hoodies, stickers and more: lingusmafiashop.printify.me/ Drop us an email with comments or questions: [email protected] Check our YouTube out at Wrestle Lingus Show! Remember to leave a comment and rate the show wherever you get your podcast from, we gotta get the word out there, we aren’t too proud to beg, please?

With a chunk of the AEW Roster hanging out with Galactus at Comic Con, AEW Collision digs deep to bring you unique match ups, $400,000 for those who decided to stick around and fight for it, and a pretty damn solid ROH Women’s Championship match for your main event. Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times) along with his horror host pals Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs), and “legendary” luchador, Gringo Fantastico (Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre), are here to bring you the highlights of the night and the headlines of the week. Will Drew McIntyre make it home for Christm...er Summerslam? Will Mercedes Moné’s torso collapse from Ultimo Dragon syndrome? Find out our opinions and hot takes on this episode of the AEW-Some Pod!

The trio of Diana Prince (aka Darcy the Mail Girl from The Last Drive-In), Johnny Taylor (stand-up comedian, Bummin’ with the Devil on Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (masked lucha veteran, Fantastico Disasterpiece Theater) dive into AEW Dynamite’s chaos buffet: Hangman nearly hangs Yuta, FTR cheats into the next round, Ospreay’s injured but vengeful, Athena fakes a cash-in, Okada jumps Swerve, and MJF gets dropped by the Hurt Syndicate—and roasted by Mark Briscoe. Plus: reflections on the passing of wrestling icon Hulk Hogan. It was a week of filled with Cowboy justice, neck trauma, and tag team treachery—served with reverence, rage, and rapid-fire wit.