Johnny Taylor, Diana Prince, and Gringo Fantastico are back with a new episode and a bit a new format for their Collision recap! The trio discusses, briefly, the ends and outs of this past weekend's AEW Collision, and for the first time ever cross promotions to talk about headlines throughout the world of professional wrestling! From a Mercedes Moné calling out fans for being pervs, Bill Goldberg being less than happy about how his retirement match went down, to a record setting weekend for TNA, the AEW-Some Pod crew (not Cru) is here to break it down story by story!

The trio of Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times), Diana Prince (aka Darcy the Mail Girl from The Last Drive-In on Shudder) and Gringo Fantastico (Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre on Troma Now) are here for another fun episode alongside their guest, wrestling super fan, Brock Lesnar Guy, Michael Corcoran.

Hangman Page delivers an emotionally driven speech as the new AEW Heavyweight Champion, the women tear it up in an absolute banger of a Fatal 4-Way for a random stipulation of $100k because why not? The Bucks can't handle the peasant treatment, Kyle Fletcher seems emotionally distraught from his loss at All-In, and finally AEW delivers on a killer main event. Oh... and Okada squashed some poor dude.

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Strap in for Episode 188 of The AEW-some Pod as your 5-tool team—Johnny Taylor Jr. (comedian, wrestling degenerate), Diana Prince (aka Darcy the Mail Girl from The Last Drive-In), and the masked menace Gringo Fantastico—go full throttle on AEW All In: Texas, the PPV that left blood on the mat and egos in the gutter.

From Hangman Page choking out Moxley with a goddamn chain to Toni Storm handing Mercedes Moné her first AEW loss, we break down every swerve, stomp, and blade job. Plus:
• MJF slithers his way to a World Title shot
• Dustin Rhodes wins gold and melts Texas hearts
• The Bucks lose their EVP status (lol)
• Bryan Danielson and Darby Allin drop in from the heavens
• Adam Cole gives a gut-wrenching goodbye
• And Adam Copeland shows up with “Spike” to lay waste

We get weird, we get loud, we self-plug like champs—and we pull no punches on AEW’s wildest show of the year. Whether you’re a casual or kayfabe-obsessed, this is the recap you didn’t know you needed but absolutely can’t skip.

Stream now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your wrestling fix.