In this episode of the Schoolboy Roll-Up podcast, the hosts dive into a variety of topics ranging from personal summer experiences, DIY home repairs, and humorous anecdotes about frogs. They also discuss wrestling legends like Ric Flair and John Cena, touching on nostalgia and the current state of wrestling promos. The conversation flows seamlessly through light-hearted banter and insightful commentary on the wrestling industry, making for an engaging and entertaining episode. In this engaging conversation, the hosts explore various themes surrounding wrestling, including the concept of 'close employees' in the industry, predictions for upcoming matches, and reflections on the history of the King of the Ring. They share personal anecdotes, analyze current wrestling dynamics, and provide insights into the future of key wrestlers like Sami Zayn and Jey Uso. The discussion is filled with humor and camaraderie, making it an entertaining listen for wrestling fans.

In this episode, the hosts discuss various light-hearted topics including summer plans, family activities, and the challenges of dealing with a frog invasion in Nick's pool. They also touch on fitness goals, injuries, and the struggles of navigating the DMV. The conversation shifts to sports, particularly the NBA Finals, and then delves into wrestling, discussing AJ Styles' legacy and LA Knight's potential future in WWE. The episode wraps up with a fun factor rating and a light-hearted banter among the hosts.

In this episode, the hosts engage in a humorous discussion about Nick's unfortunate haircut experience, leading to a broader conversation about wrestling events, particularly the Money in the Bank match. They share their thoughts on recent wrestling shows, restaurant experiences, and the impact of TKO on WWE's creative direction. The episode wraps up with a discussion on Jey Uso's recent loss to Gunther and what it means for his future in the company. In this episode, the hosts delve into various wrestling topics, including the return of Ron Killings, speculations about Goldberg's retirement match, and the ongoing saga of CM Punk and John Cena. They also discuss the perplexing situation surrounding Karrion Kross, the surprising outcome of AJ Styles vs. Chad Gable, and the anticipation for a potential match between Jacob Fatu and Braun Breaker. The conversation is interspersed with light-hearted banter about music and fun segments like Greg's Hot Seat.

In this episode of Schoolboy Rollup, hosts Greg and Rob discuss the recent release of R-Truth from WWE, reflecting on his impact and potential return. They also delve into the implications of coaching changes in the NBA, particularly focusing on the Knicks, and draw parallels between wrestling and basketball. The conversation shifts to the latest wrestling news, including new signings in NXT and the legacy of Chris Jericho in the wrestling world. The hosts maintain a light-hearted banter throughout, touching on DIY home projects and the importance of community engagement. In this episode, the hosts delve into various wrestling topics, including the rankings of wrestlers, Chris Jericho's AEW journey, and the dynamics of Jey Uso's character. They also discuss their predictions for the upcoming Money in the Bank event, analyzing the matches and potential outcomes. The conversation touches on the tag team dynamics involving Cody Rhodes and John Cena, and concludes with thoughts on the men's Money in the Bank match and future predictions for wrestling storylines.

In this episode of Schoolboy Roll Up, the hosts dive into a variety of wrestling-related topics, including their ongoing fascination with Goldberg, social media interactions with wrestlers, and their personal experiences over Memorial Day weekend. They discuss dining experiences, the legacy of wrestling factions, and predictions for the upcoming Money in the Bank event. The conversation also touches on AEW's Double or Nothing pay-per-view and Kevin Nash's controversial comments about Tony Khan. The episode wraps up with final thoughts and reflections on the wrestling world.

In this episode of Schoolboy Roll Up, Rob loses it over the recent Knicks game, the impact of TKO on WWE, the commercialization of wrestling, and the rise of Solo Sikoa. They also analyze a powerful promo by Will Ospreay and Hangman Page. In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics surrounding wrestling, including the location controversies of WrestleMania, the multi-location concept, and the impact of technology on streaming. They delve into Meltzer's hot takes on AEW and WWE, comparing the effectiveness of promos from both promotions. The conversation shifts to the potential return of Cody Rhodes and the role of R-Truth in WWE. They also explore Goldberg's legacy, his humorous side as a father, and the light-hearted banter surrounding his persona.

In this episode of Schoolboy Roll Up, the hosts discuss the NBA Draft Lottery being completely rigged, review the recent Backlash event, and share their thoughts on the debut of their GOAT Jeff Cobb in WWE. They also touch on the humorous aspects of corporate tie-ins in wrestling, particularly the Karate Kid Legends section. In this episode, the hosts discuss various wrestling topics, including Jeff Cobb's evolving gimmick, the recent AJ Styles vs. Finn Balor match, and the lack of hype surrounding the upcoming Money in the Bank event. They also touch on Alexa Bliss's return, the saturation of premium live events (PLEs), and the humorous creation of a new drink called the SPAGHETT (or Hillbilly Spritz.) The conversation wraps up with reflections on Goldberg in everyday life.

In this episode of Schoolboy Roll Up, the hosts engage in a lively discussion that spans various topics, including WWE Backlash, the excitement surrounding the Knicks' playoff run, the implications of the new Pope's appointment, and a humorous debate on which wrestlers would fare against a gorilla. They also delve into the recent cuts in WWE, particularly focusing on Braun Strowman's career trajectory, and analyze Paul Heyman's evolving role in wrestling. The conversation wraps up with critiques of recent wrestling events and speculation about the future of Braun Strowman in AEW, all while maintaining a light-hearted and humorous tone. In this episode, the hosts discuss various wrestling talent movements, focusing on the potential of Dakota Kai in AEW and the future of women's wrestling. They delve into character developments, particularly Rusev's impact and the legacy of Scott Steiner. The conversation shifts to predictions for upcoming matches, highlighting the excitement and uncertainty surrounding the outcomes.