WrestleMania 32 Review

Brandon teams up with Jesse from the Grawlix Podcast to deliver a comprehensive and spirited review of WrestleMania 32. The episode opens with a lighthearted exchange about Jesse’s podcasting projects and upcoming visit to Planet Comic Con. They also promote their planned appearances at other events, including a tattoo convention in Wilkes-Barre. Early banter includes tattoo culture, the evolution of anime like Dragon Ball Z, and quirky YouTube trends—like a man who gains millions of views eating bizarre things on camera.

The heart of the episode is a match-by-match breakdown of WrestleMania 32, featuring commentary on the Intercontinental Championship ladder match, the AJ Styles vs. Chris Jericho bout, and the no-holds-barred street fight between Brock Lesnar and Dean Ambrose. The hosts praise the storytelling, physicality, and entertainment value, particularly highlighting Paul Heyman’s performance ringside and the use of props like kendo sticks and chainsaws. They express surprise at some outcomes—like Zack Ryder’s quick title loss after WrestleMania—and reflect on how veterans like Jericho have influenced modern wrestling styles.

We get into the historic women’s championship triple threat match between Charlotte Flair, Sasha Banks, and Becky Lynch. The hosts commend WWE’s decision to retire the “Divas” branding and reintroduce a legitimate women’s championship, noting the elevated performance and physicality of today’s female wrestlers. They reflect on the evolution of women’s wrestling from eye-candy filler to respected competition, crediting figures like Stephanie McMahon for pushing the division forward. The episode blends nostalgia, sharp analysis, and pop culture flair, creating an entertaining and thoughtful celebration of wrestling’s biggest night.

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