Hello and welcome to another What Culture Wrestling podcast here in Wakey Sumer. It's another one we decided to do as a bit of a special edition. And you can see that because I am joined for the first time in about a year by Josh Brown. Been a long time. On the What Culture Wrestling podcast. We had a bit of a chat about what we could discuss today. This time last year it was about the Fed being class and hot. But it's gone a bit rubbish. So what we're doing is instead

is bringing you in for something

We've tried what we could discuss today. This time last year it was about the Fed being class and hot, but it's gone a bit rubbish. So what we're doing is instead is bringing you in for something, we've trialed a bit on the channel. It's called the Seven Wrestlers Theory. Wilborn brought it to our attention, slash stole it from Reddit. Of course. That's what he does. And basically, it summarises that every single wrestling fan,

whether you're kind of deep in the weeds, a total annoyed,

like I might be, or yourself, somebody that kind of dips in and out,

can be casual, can be sometimes in it, can sometimes not,

can be summed up by their specific feelings on seven specific wrestlers

with a few leading questions about those wrestlers.

And we're going to do that today.

And it's going to, I think, at least, open your wrestling tastes up even more to those of

our viewers and listeners that maybe don't know that what culture gaming zone, Josh Brown,

has such more of a law with wrestling than people might think.

Before we get started, I suppose, to kind of pick up on the last time we spoke about pro wrestling, where are you at with it currently as we sit here in 2025? Well, this is it. I'm not saying that I feel a little bit swindled coming onto this podcast, but I was under the impression that I was going to get to shoot on Bill Goldberg. I was going to get to shoot on Travis Scott, and I was going to get to shoot on the entirety of the Fed all told. That's two of your seven, right? Yeah, you're right.

No, I've cooled on it a little bit. Primarily, thanks to that, WrestleMania, main events between

John Cena and Cody Rhodes, which in execution, I actually, sorry, in theory,

in storyline is exactly what I wanted, right? I actually wanted Cody to concede the title,

get being, jump to turn heel, have this run where he has managed to gain and break this record

whilst being an absolute bad guy. But just in terms of how that storyline

was executed, it left me feeling so hollow and so cold on the whole thing that I was almost

thinking like, I might be out now. And it was the triple threat that kind of got me back in and

made me think, oh, I'm being silly. I'm letting the emotions get the best of me.

So it's been a bit of an up and down year in that regard. There has still been a lot that I've enjoyed, a lot of storylines that I have still been following, and I think have been mostly

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