WWE's Money in the Bank PPV was what many have come to expect from a WWE PPV. Excitement, surprises, and some questionable endings to more than one match. But all that led to a "reset" of sorts on the following Monday Night RAW. The anticipation of someone cashing in the "Money in the Bank" contract at any given time gave RAW a much needed boost. Not that it needed it though, with all the other great moments from this past RAW.

TNA and Wrestle-1 are continuing to help each other with announcements, upcoming shows, and the continued talent exchange. With so many "misses" on their home turf, maybe TNA can capitalize overseas in other markets. Time will tell if this recent partnership between TNA and Wrestle-1 makes any difference for either company.

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TNA Wrestling had a big week while in New York recently. Hot off of a title change from last week's Impact Wrestling as (*Spoiler) Bobby Lashley defeated Eric Young for the TNA World Title. While in NYC, TNA announced that their upcoming Bound for Glory PPV will be held in Tokyo, Japan as a result of their teaming up with Wrestle-1 promotion. Find out what other things are going on in the world of TNA.

Meanwhile, the WWE is getting ready to hold their Money in the Bank 2014 PPV. Two special ladder matches will determine who will get a contract for a future WWE title shot and who will win the recently vacated WWE Championship! Who be next in line to be the "face" of the WWE?

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It came almost out of nowhere, but it is not uncommon for WWE to cut a small group of performers post Wrestlemania. As always the speculation runs rampant as to the exact reason why. The WWE Network under performing, the renewed NBC TV deal not being as big as WWE hoped it would be, and a few others.

TNA Wrestling was forced to change the main event of their recent Slammiversary PPV. This was due to Authority figure, MVP being injured during an overseas match. This resulted in two qualifying matches as Bobby Lashley took on Samoa Joe and Austin Aries battled Kenny King to see who would earn a spot in the three-way steel cage match against current TNA Champion, Eric Young.

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The guys cover some New Japan Pro Wrestling news, in particular the recent Best of the Super Juniors 2014 Tournament that took place over the weekend in Tokyo, Japan. Find out who won this year's tournament. As well as a quick rundown of the upcoming Dominion PPV set for June 21 in Japan.

Along with the usual wrestling news/rumors(WWE, TNA, etc.) the guys get slightly educational. But no worries, this is still a show about Professional Wrestling. But we do recommend the Peruvian Lomo Saltado dish the next time you dine out.

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On the last episode of The Rabblecast we talked about WWE's Payback 2014. In this episode we bring you the results and the fallout from that pay per view. Find out how WWE handled not having the WWE World Heavyweight Title being defended on a pay per view.

Hernandez touches upon a few different thing that are plaguing TNA. Retaining talent, quick fire storylines, and even quicker character changes. All of these are just what we see on the surface. What else is keeping TNA from reaching a closer number two position to WWE?

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Erik and Doug(The Master of the Flip Phone) return to bring you some current event news. Specifically, WWE Payback 2014. The guys rundown the card and give their opinions of what to expect. Doug also gives a quick report on his recent outing to Chikara's return event, "You Only Live Twice".

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Do you know what Kayfabe is? Have you ever heard of Kayfabe? In this episode of The Rabblecast, Erik and Doug discuss one of the most confusing terms in professional wrestling(WWE, TNA, WCW, etc.).

Eight years ago(5/17/06), two friends got together to record what was suppose to be a simple demo for a New Jersey radio station. That demo never reached the mail. Instead it became, The Rabblecast. A weekly excuse for two guys(James Hatton and Erik Hernandez) to get together and talk about one of their many favorite passions, professional wrestling. For eight years The Rabblecast has covered all things pro wrestling. From the big companies, the local shows, and even a few road stories from the guys themselves.

Since then the show has changed. Multiple guest(s), format changes, people have come and gone. But the idea has always been the same. Let's talk about wrestling!

With this episode, we are re-releasing our very first episode. Aside from the added intro, the audio is untouched and presented in its original form. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did back then. Thank you for listening.

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