Hard Truths & RIP SID EUDY

Summary In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the passing of wrestler Sid Vicious and pay their respects. They also review AEW's All In event, highlighting both the good and the bad. The main criticisms include Britt Baker's performance and the Young Bucks as champions. On the positive side, they praise Malakai Black's win and the overall match quality. The conversation covers various topics related to recent wrestling events. They discuss the placement of matches on the card, the use of weird and surprising elements, and the importance of booking correctly. They also touch on the short reign of a black champion in AEW and compare it to the criticism WWE receives for similar situations. The conversation then shifts to the appearance of Rosemary on NXT and the excitement it brings. Finally, they mention Triple H's booking of tattoos as a hard truth. The conversation in this part revolves around the lack of focus on tag team wrestling in both WWE and AEW. The participants express their frustration with the excessive number of factions and the lack of tag teams within them. They discuss the rumors of Lucha Bros heading to WWE and skipping NXT, and express concerns about how they will be booked. They also criticize the booking of tag team championships, particularly the Raw tag team titles being tied up in Judgment Day. The conversation then shifts to a discussion about the overhyped talent in AEW, specifically focusing on Britt Baker and her perceived lack of in-ring skills and reliance on other wrestlers to carry her matches. The participants emphasize the importance of talent working hard and earning their positions rather than relying on favoritism or gimmicks. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss various topics related to wrestling. They touch on the importance of talent over style, the problem with comparing new female wrestlers to the Four Horsewomen, the overrated status of certain wrestlers, and the need for character development. They also address the issue of fans attacking each other online and the misconceptions about wrestlers being buried or jobbers. The hosts express their frustrations with online trolls and emphasize the importance of enjoying wrestling without getting caught up in negativity.

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