Fred & Tyler from The Good, The Bad, & The Hungee take over the VOW YouTube to discuss AEW's All In 2025!

Tyler & Fred are back to talk about the latest in news for AEW, including the Mercedes Mone-Toni Storm feud and its use of sexualization; the ridiculous Mercedes Mone "creative control" discussion; and WWE's counter-programming of AEW and how they may have over committed on that front. Then we get into the Heat Check to preview this Saturday's All In Texas! It's a fun show, so check it out!

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A Fantastic(icamania) Collaboration with Mr. Warren Hayes

It’s been a tremendous week for All Elite Wrestling.

The partnership was on full display how in lockstep these two promotions are, and they put on some excellent shows a four day stretch. Tuesday and Friday night were CMLL shows that featured AEW talent and Wednesday was an episode of AEW Dynamite with a lot of CMLL inclusion, including Mistico vs. MJF.

The week was a tremendous one for both companies, and it takes a special show to break it down from all angles. This week’s episode of The Good, The Bad, and The Hungee called for something bigger than normal. With co-host Fred Morlan out for the week with a prior engagement, host Tyler Forness joined up with fellow Voices of Wrestling contributor Warren Hayes on the Mr. Warren Hayes Show to break down the week that was in pro wrestling, including some WWE talk.

-The John Cena parody pipe bomb promo

-How WWE’s involvement in the lucha scene could impact CMLL and AEW

-MJF’s brilliance with the Mistico feud

-Why Mercedes Mone’s push is really good for pro wrestling

-The brilliance of CMLL and AEW’s presentation of lucha

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