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Joe and Kurt, two idiots who spend more time watching wrestling than anyone should, team up to talk the stories, matches, and fantasy booking of the week.
Unknown Host hosts The Cookie Sheets, a sports show with 10 episodes published.
Joe and Kurt are back! This weekend has at least FOUR big events in the wrestling world. They cover NXT’s Great American Bash, WWE’s Night of Champions, TNA’s Slammiversary, and AEW’s Forbidden Door. The post Episode 295
This week the boys talk Mick Foley to AEW and then get into this weekend’s AEW Double or Nothing PPV. After that, Joe has another new game to spring on Kurt! The post Episode 294: Cookie Sheets ARE the Best first appeare
Joe has Kurt play a new game with the recent WWE releases. Then it’s onto this weekend’s Backlash before discussing the legacy of Ted Turner. The post Episode 293: Is it a… New Day? first appeared on MostlyAverageJoe.com
Joe and Kurt are all over this past weekend’s Wrestlemania two night extravaganza. But how much actual wrestling was there? They go by the numbers before diving into the Rhodes-Orton main event. It was uh, something. The
Joe and Kurt start the show by diving into this weekend’s AEW Dynasty PPV. Then, it’s a new segment called Real Slams, Fake Bets – all about the two night Mania card. The post Episode 291: It’s Vegas, Babyyyy first appea
Joe and Kurt are back, and they’ve watched some wrestling. First up for discussion are the Mania card changes in the last few weeks. Is Orton challenging Rhodes uh, better than what it was going to be? Then it’s all abou
Joe has a list of grievances with the 2026 Royal Rumble event. A. LIST. Get ready to hear it. Also, AEW has some newcomers. Who will have the most imapct? The post Episode 289: I Wasted a FuboTV Trial on THIS?? first app
This week it’s all about the upcoming Royal Rumble event. Who will win? What surprises will we see? Which wrestler has the best odds? But first… chocolate talk? The post Episode 288: Rumbly in Our Tumblies first appeared
Joe and Kurt are back in 2026! Joe plays “pick a number” with Kurt before the idiots dive into their best and worst of 2025. The post Episode 287: 2025 Sheety Awards first appeared on MostlyAverageJoe.com.
Joe and Kurt are here to discuss all the ins and outs of John Cena’s last match, a submission loss to GUNTHER. Was it the right call? Then it’s about AEW’s upcoming World’s End PPV and Sports Illustrated’s end of year wr
Joe and Kurt have some WAR GAMES to chat about. Was it uh, meh? Also, we’ve got a Continental Classic starting and a Women’s tag tournament wrapping up in AEW. WRESTLING. The post Episode 285: Cereal Judgement first appe
Joe and Kurt are back this week to dive into The Last Time is Now tournament to crown John Cena’s final opponent. Then it’s all about being between AEW’s recent Blood and Guts show and WWE’s War Games PPV at the end of t
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