The upcoming presentation is a two-man power trip of wrestling podcast production.

What's up, guys? It's a phenomenal AJ Stilegen and listen to the two-man power trip.

Hey, John.

Cool, man. What's going on? We're ready to go or what?

Podcast. to go or what? Oh, change! Huh! The I'm I'm your host Jake P. John Paz, and this is Who is? This week, joining me is the other man in the booth. He is a doctor. He is the Mr. J. man himself. He is Dr. Michael Jargo. Jargo. Welcome back to Who is. How are you doing that? Great to be here, man. I'm looking forward to this episode. I kind of threw my list together,

but, you know, given this week's topic, it's pretty cut and dry, right?

Like, I feel like there's a number one, and we're arguing over number two.

But it was insane to me. How many people had used this freaking gimmick

throughout the course of the years.

It is crazy to think of all these king gimmicks

and how many people have done it because it almost seems like old hat.

Like, no, you can't use that gimmick anymore.

And it just keeps coming back and back and back.

And I think the tournament aspect

for the WBF King of the Ring is interesting and the people using that you know gimmick or a little

vehicle to get over really and the tournament can be kind of cool but it's funny how many times they

got to go back to that well it's one of those things it's not to me it's not like the Royal Rumble

where it's great and you look forward to.

Sometimes King of the Ring, you're like, again?

Like, oh, man, like, I don't know about that. Like, Booker T. That year that they did it with him, like that was kind of cool. It was like a resurgence. It came back a little bit. But sometimes you feel like it's almost like, oh, right. Like this year, I thought King Nakamura was already the king, and you just had King Corbyn, like, we need another king?

I don't know about that.

We'll see. Like this year, I thought King Okamora was already the king, and you just had King Corvin, like,

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