It’s prediction time, and we’re breaking down everything heading into WWE Night of Champions 2025! From the high-stakes finals of King and Queen of the Ring to the emotional chaos inside the fractured Bloodline, I’m giving you my no-nonsense take on where it’s all headed.

Will Cody Rhodes topple Randy Orton to earn a shot at Cena? Can Jade Cargill overcome Asuka’s darkness and claim her first crown? What’s next for Jacob Fatu and Solo Sikoa—and is a new Bloodline forming? I’ve got predictions, analysis, and maybe a few rants. Strap in. This is Pro Wrestling Focus—no fluff, all fire.

In this powerful and emotionally charged episode of Pro Wrestling Focus, we examine one of the darkest and most tragic events in professional wrestling history: the Chris Benoit family tragedy. We explore the timeline of events, the chilling details of that June weekend in 2007, and how a celebrated in-ring performer became the center of an unthinkable nightmare.

We’ll also discuss the fallout, WWE’s immediate and long-term response, the role of CTE and head trauma, and how the incident forever changed the wrestling industry. This isn’t about sensationalism—it’s about understanding, reflecting, and recognizing the human cost behind the sport we love.

Listener discretion is advised.

In this episode of Pro Wrestling Focus, I dive into the wild sequence of events that led to R-Truth’s shocking return to WWE at Money in the Bank 2025—just days after he publicly announced his release. From WWE’s decision not to renew his contract due to his age and role, to the overwhelming fan backlash that forced their hand, I lay it all out. We talk about Nick Khan stepping in, Triple H playing it off like it was a work, and the debut of Truth’s new, more serious persona: Ron Killings. I also explore whether this was about R-Truth or part of growing frustration with TKO's recent decisions—from pulling WrestleMania 42 out of New Orleans to controversial talent cuts. Is this the start of a new chapter for Killings—or just a temporary PR move?