Step into the ring with Wrestle Chop: WWE Wrestling Podcast , the show for fans who live and breathe pro wrestling. Wrestle Chop has over 20 ,000 subscribers on YouTube and growing. Hosted by the creator of the Wrestle Chop YouTube channel, this podcast dives into the biggest WWE and storylines, breaking down major events like WrestleMania, Royal Rumble, SummerSlam, and more. Expect bold opinions, fantasy booking, show reviews, and deep discussions about the wrestlers, promos, and moments shaping the wrestling world. From Roman Reigns drama to Cody Rhodes controversy, shocking returns, dream matches, and the future of WWE, Wrestle Chop delivers passionate wrestling talk for fans who want more than just match results. New episodes drop daily with reactions, predictions, and unfiltered hot takes about everything happening in professional wrestling. If you love WWE, AEW, SmackDown, RAW, and the biggest moments in wrestling history, this is the podcast for you. Email: wrestlechop@outlook.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/wrestlechop YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@WrestleChop TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wrestlechop Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wrestlechop1/ X/Twitter: https://x.com/WrestleChop Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WrestleChop WrestleChop Plus: https://www.youtube.com/@WrestleChopplus
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Everyone Loved the 946 Twist… Except Me
Sep 28, 202624 min
WWE Raw ended with a HUGE 946 twist — but did it actually make sense? The September 28, 2026 episode of Monday Night Raw delivered a shocking ending involving Royce Keys, 946, Jacob Fatu and a surprise alliance that could completely change the direction of the storyline. While it seems like a lot of fans loved the reveal, I’m not sure I’m there yet. In this video, I break down the ending, Jaida Parker’s involvement with Royce Keys and 946, the attack on Jacob Fatu, and why the whole thing felt like WWE may have been chasing a shocking moment rather than a reveal that naturally fit the story. Was this a brilliant twist that WWE has been setting up all along? Is Jaida Parker actually the higher power behind 946? Is she simply aligned with Royce Keys? Or was this a surprise just for the sake of surprising us? Let me know what you thought of the Raw ending and where you think the 946 storyline goes from here. #WWERaw #WWE #JaidaParker #RoyceKeys #jacobfatu Support the Channel through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/wrestlechop For business related inquiries contact me at: wrestlechop@outlook.com
Is the CM Punk–Hulk Hogan comparison fair? CM Punk has officially punched his ticket to Money in the Bank, but did WWE make the right call putting an established main-event star into a match filled with wrestlers trying to reach that next level? Punk doesn’t need the Money in the Bank briefcase to get a World Championship opportunity. He doesn’t need the credibility. He doesn’t need the spotlight. So when that qualifying victory came at the expense of an opportunity for younger or less-established talent, the Hulk Hogan comparisons started coming out. But is that criticism actually deserved? Is Punk really taking opportunities away from WWE’s future, or does having a massive star like CM Punk in the Money in the Bank match make the entire match—and whoever ultimately wins it—feel more important? Today I’m breaking down the comparison, why people are making it, and whether “That doesn’t work for me, brother” actually fits CM Punk in 2026. #CMPunk #WWE #MoneyInTheBank #HulkHogan #WrestleChop Support the Channel through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/wrestlechop For business related inquiries contact me at: wrestlechop@outlook.com
SmackDown finally got this right. WWE delivered a strong night of wrestling with major Money in the Bank implications, a brutal steel cage match, Randy Orton putting Cody Rhodes on the spot, and several storylines taking important steps forward. In this WWE SmackDown review, I break down everything that happened on the September 25, 2026 episode and give my honest reaction to the entire show. Trick Williams and Baron Corbin went to war inside a steel cage, while Trick continued to establish himself as one of the biggest players on SmackDown. Randy Orton also delivered one of the most interesting segments of the night when he confronted Michael Cole with a simple question about Cody Rhodes. Does Cody actually have what it takes to cross the line when the situation demands it? Cody responded later in the night, adding another layer to their increasingly personal rivalry. Money in the Bank qualifying continued with CM Punk, Finn Bálor and Gunther battling in a huge triple-threat match. Punk found a way to qualify, but the finish—and what happened between Punk and Bálor afterward—could become important as WWE gets closer to Money in the Bank. On the women’s side, Lash Legend faced Charlotte Flair and Giulia in another Money in the Bank qualifier. Lash picked up a massive victory, while Giulia’s frustration continued and immediately led to another confrontation. Plus, Sami Zayn continues to call himself the “last real good guy,” Johnny Gargano remains connected to Sami’s increasingly complicated story, Damian Priest continues down a darker path, and even Danhausen found himself face-to-face with Gunther. Was SmackDown perfect? No. But this was a solid episode with good wrestling, meaningful storyline progression and enough happening across the show to make next week worth watching. Let me know what YOU thought of SmackDown. What was the best match? What was the best segment? And did WWE get it right tonight? #WWE #SmackDown #WWESmackDown #Wrestling #MoneyInTheBank Support the Channel through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/wrestlechop For business related inquiries contact me at: wrestlechop@outlook.com
AEW All Out 2026 predictions are here! I’m breaking down the card and giving my picks for who walks out of Chicago with the wins and the championships. Will Ospreay defends the AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley, while Cope & Christian Cage put the Tag Team Titles on the line against FTR and The Young Bucks in a massive three-way ladder match. We’ve also got Kazuchika Okada vs. Tommaso Ciampa, Andrade El Idolo vs. PAC, Willow Nightingale vs. Thekla, the Women’s Tag Team Championship Chicago Street Fight! Who am I picking? Where could we see a title change? And what surprises could AEW have waiting at All Out? These are my AEW All Out 2026 predictions! Drop your predictions in the comments and let me know where you think I’m completely wrong. #AEW #AEWAllOut #AllOut2026 #AEWDynamite #Wrestling Support the Channel through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/wrestlechop For business related inquiries contact me at: wrestlechop@outlook.com
Who will be the next WWE World Champion? I’m giving my predictions for the WWE stars I believe could be next in line to capture a world championship. From Sami Zayn and Roman Reigns to Chad Gable, Raquel Rodriguez, Stephanie Vaquer and more, I’m breaking down my choices and explaining why each one has a legitimate path to becoming WWE’s next champion. These aren’t necessarily who WWE should crown — these are my predictions for who I think WILL become champion next. Who do you think gets there first? Drop your prediction in the comments. #WWE #Wrestling #WWEChampion #SamiZayn #RomanReigns Support the Channel through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/wrestlechop For business related inquiries contact me at: wrestlechop@outlook.com
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