Classy Ring Attire

With the world on pause and everybody stuck at home, we have experienced the oddest WrestleMania of all time. Classy Ring Attire is on hiatus right now, but we've never let a WrestleMania pass us by without discussing it before, so we put together a brief reaction to help us through our national quarantine.

There can come a point in even the greatest of epics, where your willingness to follow the story just can't be maintained and it's time to explore the ripple effect that this can cause.

It's finally upon us. All of the "October" events that we've been waiting for finally arrive, and we break down what is undoubtably the biggest wrestling week this year. What was good, what was bad, and who won the Wednesday Night Wars.

Yeah, some wrestling obviously happened this week, but all eyes are on next week where everything goes crazy. Smackdown on FOX, AEW on TNT, NXT on USA. Oh and there's an episode of Raw as well.

Next month, everything will change. But for now, it's it destined to be nothing more than the same old thing?

Clash of Champions, and there's so much to talk about, that we don't even get to go through the traditional Clash/Night of Champions rant. 

Chris returns to Classy Ring Attire and he has a lot to catch up on. This is his first episode back since the announcement of the Wednesday Night Wars, what that means, the reaction to ALL OUT, and where oh where could the brand new AEW title have gone? 

Matt is back for a special guest host spot as he helps break down NXT going head to head with AEW and what that might mean for either show.

WWE's biggest event of the Summer is here, and we break down what actually feels like an important show for WWE.

Will AEW being branded as the new, better version of wrestling, WWE somehow thought the best way to combat that was to focus on a whole bunch of wrestlers who don't wrestle anymore.

AEW on Saturday.WWE on Sunday. It's a weekend full of wrestling as we try to break down how well each company was at trying to achieve their respective goals. 

We're approaching the first weekend where AEW and WWE have events within twenty-four hours of each other. Plus Paul Heyman possibly dips a toe in the water of making his first mark on Raw.

Big news out of left field in WWE this week with Paul Heyman and Eric Bischoff being named the executive directors of Raw and Smackdown respectively. What does that mean? We speculate wildly about the possible future for these shows, plus AEW's latest event is off the ground.

And we're back to our regularly scheduled program. Stomping Grounds is this weekend, so we go through the card, and try to come up with reasons for pretty much any of it happening. 

With the ever growing struggle to continue to be a wrestling fan what with the quality, and the time commitment and the whole Saudi Arabia ten year deal thing, this one gets a little bit heavy. 

And after all that, we're still going back to Saudi Arabia. Once again, everything in the WWE universe gets put on hold, so we can focus everything on this random massive house show that you have to start watching at 2pm on a Friday afternoon. Just two shows a year for nine more years. 

Double or Nothing is right around the corner, and if all goes according to plan, we're about to enter the most interesting time in wrestling in the past twenty years. 

The current ratings of WWE shows is starting to become the biggest wrestling story making the rounds, and so we address WWE as a tv show, how it's the same, different, and look at the television side of it all. Plus, did you hear that Lars Sullivan might just be the worst?

Bray Wyatt is back and it's weird!...But interesting...But weird! But in a good way...

Raw and Smackdown trade superstars seemingly willy nilly, and a few people get to "experience" a new name.