AEW Revolution preview and predictions with Blade Daily and Books and Bodyslams: Hangman Page vs MJF, Thekla’s title reign, and Young Bucks vs FTR.

Blade Daily goes solo to break down a packed week across AEW Dynamite, Ring of Honor, and the road to AEW Revolution. The big headline: Gabe Kidd, Clark Connors, and David Finlay — “The Dogs” — reportedly signing with AEW, adding even more depth to an already stacked roster. That leads directly into the debate sparked by Dave Meltzer: Is AEW’s roster simply too deep for the amount of television time available? Blade digs into the argument, what it means for talent opportunities, and whether the criticism actually holds up.

This week on Sit Down Shut Up Mark Out, Blade Daily and Books and Bodyslams ask the question AEW Dynamite keeps daring fans to answer: how is a weekly wrestling show allowed to go this hard? The hosts break down the increasingly reckless, epic quality of Dynamite’s current run and debate whether any weekly wrestling program—past or present—has ever delivered action this frenetic, stacked, and relentlessly unhinged.

In this episode of Sit Down Shut Up Mark Out, Blade Daily and Books and Bodyslams dig into one of the most polarizing promos in recent AEW memory. Hangman Page drew a hard, almost mythic line when he told MJF that if he doesn’t beat him at AEW Revolution, he’ll never challenge for the AEW Men's World Championship again—“for as long as I live.” Blade and Books break down why the internet is split on the moment, what it says about Hangman’s character arc, and whether wrestling fans still have patience for high-stakes, long-term storytelling in the age of instant reaction.

In the latest episode of Sit Down Shut Up Mark Out, host Blade Daily teams up with guest host Books and Bodyslams for an in-depth breakdown of the moments shaping today’s pro wrestling landscape. At the center of the conversation is the rise of All Elite Wrestling Women’s World Champion Thekla, whose rapid ascent from relative newcomer to the top of the division signals a major evolution in AEW’s women’s roster.

Animal from the Road Warriors has no facial hair! Butch Reed and Ron Simmons look good in tuxedos! Ole Anderson blows up in 2 minutes! It’s WCW in 1990!

Blade is joined by Pippin and Innitbab to chat about the rising folk hero status of Brody King and the persistent f*cking of ICE.

If a Bret Hart is eliminated from a Royal Rumble but no camera sees it, is Bret Hart ACTUALLY eliminated?!

Blade Daily is back after two weeks and is coming out swinging!

Blade Daily joins up with with Justin Rey and Tino Ybarra to talk New Japan! Wrestle Kingdom was a massive success with absolutely monumental moments.

Who is this beautiful man with the beautiful hair and badass sun spectacles?! You gotta click to find out! Did we do it right? Is that clickbait?!

Blade Daily and Antione Raphael join together to commemorate the incredible career and legacy of pro wrestling's only true Ace, Hiroshi Tanahashi.

Blade Daily is joined by an all-star panel including Justin Rey, Jeff from Skewered Universe Podcast and Kasey to talk all the great graps from 2025.

Blade, Terrence, and Books and Bodyslams talk Sports Ilustrated Awards, the incredible C2, the massive return of MJF and so much more!

Blade is joined by Justin Rey and Kurt Jangle to cover the Babes of Wrath winning the AEW Women’s Tag Titles, Eddie Kingston, Hangman/Swerve, C2, and way more!

Joshi G updates us on her hiatus and Neon Ghost joins to talk all about C2, ROH Final Battle, Red Velvet, Mercedes Moné and so much more!

Brett, Chadillac and Blade dive deep into the ok-ness of WWE Vengeance 2001!

Blade Daily and Professor Degree are reveling in the incredible C2 matches from this past week and wondering what in the flying f*ck TK is thinking with the Unified (or not?) Title?

Blade, Brett, Degree, and Antione talk all about the shocking (and polarizing) events of AEW Full Gear 2025.

Blade Daily interviews author and journalist David L. Shabazz about his book, “Pro Wrestling’s Black World Champions”.