Welcome to the debut episode of The Two Count, a fast-paced weekly wrestling debate show breaking down the biggest stories in WWE and AEW.

This week, the wrestling world was shaken coming out of AEW Revolution, and we’re diving into all the major headlines, controversies, and WrestleMania implications.

We kick things off with the shocking AEW debut of Ronda Rousey, and whether her arrival is a game-changer for the company or a move that’s already dividing fans.

From there, we break down the fallout from Revolution, including MJF surviving a brutal Texas Deathmatch against “Hangman” Adam Page, and what it means now that Page can never challenge for the AEW World Championship again. Was this compelling storytelling or did the violence go too far?

We also discuss the return of Adam Copeland and Christian Cage, now targeting the AEW Tag Team Championships, and whether this reunion is a legitimate title threat or driven purely by nostalgia.

On the WWE side, we dive into the biggest stories heading into WrestleMania season, including Finn Balor being kicked out of The Judgment Day, the continued tension involving CM Punk and The Bloodline, and the controversial Randy Orton heel turn on Cody Rhodes.

Was Orton’s turn effective, or did WWE pull the trigger too early?

We also debate the polarizing Seth Rollins masked angle, and whether it’s creative brilliance or completely missing the mark.

Plus, we talk about Jelly Roll’s involvement at WrestleMania, and whether celebrity appearances still add value to WWE’s biggest show of the year.

We also revisit AEW’s widely criticized MJF vs Adam Page press conference, and whether it helped build anticipation or hurt the overall presentation.

To close the show, we deliver The Kickout — our final take on the biggest question in wrestling right now:

With five weeks to go…does this actually feel like WrestleMania season?

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