Tides and Fides Podcast is the perfect wrestling podcast.

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Welcome to tights and fights, the show that discusses wrestling with the sincerity and hilarity that it deserves.

I'm the tribe, Hal Lovlin, and I'm joined today by my fellow members of

the nation of conversation, the Fwend of Days, Danielle Radford. God damn right. And the

Kelkpool Combat Club, Lindsay Kelk. Do you know what the best thing about that is, Hal?

Tell me. It's that Julian wrote Kelkpool as all one word, unlike those fucking numpties

at AEW social media who wrote Blackpool as two words, you will be hearing me make

this point again. I take back everything I've ever thought about AW, every criticism I've ever

had. The fact that they separated Blackpool into two words is it. That's it. They're done. I'm done.

I'm out. Numpties. Fuck them. Fuck those numpties. Fuck those numpties. Every British person watching AW was like, oh, well, I'm very sorry, but that's absolutely not on. We all took to the internet at the same time. My stepdad's from Fleetwood. I will not have it. I will not have it. Please continue with the show. Fair enough. We are just about eight or nine days away from the biggest show of them all,

WrestleMania. And it's interesting, I was reading, somebody pointed out, I thought it was a really

good observation. I've been sort of watching through this lens is since you have both of the

world titles tied up in a match against one another, the focus

has been on having a spot at WrestleMania. Just to be on the show, to have something to do is a big

deal. That feels like a shift from what we've had in years past, which just been like, you know,

WrestleMania is coming up and that means we're going to fight as opposed to

this quest that Seth Rollins has to earn a slot at the show that he thinks he deserves.

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