Ryback is joined on today’s show by his co-host Phoenix Marie.

A listener calls into the show and asks Ryback how much his wrestling gear costs. He says the total cost for his singlets were around $400-500 which included shipping, and his boots would cost around $1,000. If he got his boots airbrushed they would cost anywhere between $1,200-1,400.

Another listener calls into the show and asks Ryback what the scariest part of his job is. He says the scariest part about being a professional wrestler in his opinion is the possibility of breaking your neck. He says that all types of piledrivers should be banned from all performers with a few exceptions such as The Undertaker or Jerry ‘The King’ Lawler.

In his opinion, the piledriver is a move where the rewards simply don’t outweigh the risks. He recalls one independent performer who broke his neck and has been paralyzed ever since. This performer has spent a lot of time in the hospital and we’ll never hear about him in the wrestling business again, and that’s very unfortunate. Ryback thinks it’s far safer and easier to just replace the piledriver with another move.

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Lawler is joined on today’s show by his co-host Glenn Moore. On today’s show they will be discussing The Rock.

Lawler informs that the match he had with Terry Funk last weekend was fun and he was able to dish out his fair share of Piledrivers. However, he says that the only Piledriver that went well was the one he delivered to Ricky Morton. He informs that Terry Funk and the multiple referees who took that move didn’t take it correctly, and therefore they didn’t work so well.

Moore points out that John Cena appeared to get emotional following his loss to Roman Reigns at No Mercy. Lawler agrees and says that Cena’s reaction in the ring was similar to what we saw from The Undertaker at WrestleMania this year. When he and Renee Young interviewed Cena on RAW Talk, Lawler felt that Cena was being ‘real’, and he genuinely teared up a couple of times during that interview.

Lawler says that fans tend to hate on talents who WWE picks to push as the top guy. Some might say that Reigns isn’t ready, but when Cena was initially hand-picked to be the next top guy a decade ago he wasn’t really ready for that spot either. A push is all about the company putting their faith in someone, and seeing how they develop.

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