MackMania | Is Brock Lesnar Mr. SummerSlam?
During 'The Ringer''s 'WWE Money in the Bank Post-Show', Flobo called Brock Lesnar Mr. SummerSlam. After Brian’s tweet, Evan decided to bring this to the podcast and unpack it (11:30). Plus they discuss Logan Paul's singing with WWE and whether or not he should be a heel or face (22:08). Is it time for Roman Reigns to drop the title? Evan, Flobo, Jack, and Brian weigh in (52:01). And congratulations to Liv Morgan, who became the new SmackDown Women’s Champion. Evan says it’s not time for fans to take away their support (64:00).
Hosts: Evan Mack, Flobo Boyce, and Jack Farmer
Producer: Brian H. Waters
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During 'The Ringer''s 'WWE Money in the Bank Post-Show', Flobo called Brock Lesnar Mr. SummerSlam. After Brian’s tweet, Evan decided to bring this to the podcast and unpack it (11:30). Plus they discuss Logan Paul's singing with WWE and whether or not he should be a heel or face (22:08). Is it time for Roman Reigns to drop the title? Evan, Flobo, Jack, and Brian weigh in (52:01). And congratulations to Liv Morgan, who became the new SmackDown Women’s Champion. Evan says it’s not time for fans to take away their support (64:00).
Hosts: Evan Mack, Flobo Boyce, and Jack Farmer
Producer: Brian H. Waters
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