In this episode of Missing the Mark, we kick things off in the squared circle with our full preview of WWE’s Night of Champions, breaking down the card and the stories heating up on Monday Night Raw (4:25). Who’s got momentum? Who’s getting buried? We get into all of it.

Then we pivot to the ice, where Evan breaks down the Stanley Cup Final, who’s standing out, and who to watch for in the upcoming NHL Draft (26:50). After that, it’s over to the diamond — Nick vents about the Yankees’ struggles and gives his take on the state of MLB All-Star voting, from snubs to surprises (54:40).

From piledrivers to power plays and everything in between, we’re still marks… just for all sports.

This week on The Mark, Nick and Evan are back at it with their signature blend of hot takes and hilarious tangents. First up, they break down the latest happenings on Raw, dissecting every twist and turn as the road to WrestleMania continues to unfold. Then, the focus shifts to the upcoming Saturday Night Main Event, where our hosts speculate wildly on matchups and set their predictions for what could go down.

But it doesn’t stop there—just when you think you’ve heard it all, the conversation takes a detour to the Mets, with some unexpected parallels drawn between baseball and the wrestling world. And because we never leave any stone unturned, AEW makes a brief but memorable appearance in the chat (yes, for a solid second!).

Tune in for an episode packed with wrestling insights, offbeat comparisons, and the unique brand of humor that only Nick and Evan can deliver.

WrestleMania has come and gone, and The Mark is here to break it all down. Nick and Evan dive into the biggest moments, surprise wins, and wild takes from this year’s Showcase of the Immortals, then shift gears into everything that went down on the Raw After Mania—from debuts to chaos to whatever that one weird segment was.

Then it’s draft time again, and this week we’re picking our Best Returns Ever. Expect chair shots of nostalgia, questionable picks, and at least one impassioned rant. WrestleMania might be over, but we’re just getting warmed up.

We kick things off with Stone Poled, diving into the Raw go-home show before WrestleMania. We break down the final storylines, give our predictions for both nights, and try to piece together whatever WWE’s cooking this year.

Then it’s time for the WrestleMania Draft, where we each pick the greatest WrestleManias of all time... and that’s when everything goes off the rails. Nick fully loses his mind halfway through (no spoilers but it involves pyro and passion), and Evan? Evan spends most of the episode realizing he has no idea how old he is.

It’s a beautiful mess. It’s Episode 10. It’s The Mark.

This week on The Mark, we kick things off with our Stone Poled Raw review, where we break down the latest in WWE storytelling and match buildup as WrestleMania inches closer. Stone even drops a few bars mid-review, because apparently that’s just part of the segment now.

Then it’s time for our All-Time Tag Team/Faction Draft, and things go about as smoothly as you'd expect. Nick breaks into a freestyle toward the end, and Evan—well, Evan forgets how to say numbers correctly. Not count them. Say them. It’s somehow worse.

From hot takes to hot messes, it's another beautifully unhinged episode of The Mark.

This week on The Mark, Nick and Evan dive into the latest episode of Raw and take a deep look at the road to WrestleMania. We break down the current card, give our thoughts on what matches still need to be booked, and predict the chaos that could unfold depending on who ends up fighting who.

We take a quick detour into the world of NXT (emphasis on quick), and Nick has a mini crisis over whether we're heading to New Orleans or London. Spoiler: we still don’t know.

There's plenty of rumor talk this week, from potential big signings to dream matches we didn’t see coming. And of course, Kyle once again refuses to bring the heat, so we spend a solid moment publicly shaming him for not having a hot take… again.

Finally, we close things out with a draft of our favorite finishers of all time, and yeah, some of our picks might get us booed out of the building.

It’s chaos, predictions, arguments, and a sprinkle of travel confusion — just another week on The Mark.

After a two-week hiatus, Nick and Evan are back with another episode of The Mark, and we’ve got a lot to talk about—most of it actually wrestling-related. We break down everything that happened at Elimination Chamber, debate whether WWE made the right moves, and figure out what it all means for WrestleMania.

Then, we hit the Stone Poled Raw review, where we discuss what’s working, what’s not, and what made us want to throw our remotes at the TV.

On top of that, we catch up on three major moments we missed: Roman Reigns made his big return, Iyo Sky became Women’s World Champion, and LA Knight finally won the US Title.

And, as always, we get wildly off track and end up talking about soccer, car parts, and Travis Scott for no apparent reason. It happens. Just go with it. Tune in!

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This week on The Mark, Nick and Evan are back with another packed episode—well, kind of. We kick things off with Stone Poled, our weekly Raw review, breaking down everything from the latest storylines to the moments that made us question why we even watch this show sometimes.

Then, it’s time for Collin’s Call-In, where young wrestling mind Colin drops by with another question to get the discussion rolling. Will he stump us? Probably.

Next, we take a deep dive into the TNA takeover on NXT, talking about how it went down, what it means for the future of both brands, and yes—the return of the Hardy Boys. Nostalgia levels were off the charts.

With Elimination Chamber right around the corner, we preview the event, give our predictions, and try to figure out if WWE will surprise us or just take the safest route possible.

Finally, we close things out with a draft of our favorite match types in wrestling history. From classics to chaotic stipulations, we break down what makes a great match type and why some of them should never come back.

It’s another episode full of wrestling talk, wild takes, and just the right amount of nonsense. Tune in!