Tossing Salt Presents:
Ultimate Wrestling Q&A
Goldberg, Seth Rollins, Bryan Danielson & More
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Doug Maynard

Welcome to the show. It’s the only pro wrestling Q&A that matters. You have questions, and I have answers. It’s the Ultimate Wrestling Q&A. I’m Doug, your party host and Guiding Light. Are you ready? Let’s do this.

Bianca Belair says that wrestling Jazz would be a dream match. Would you like to see this match happen?

Based on what she was doing in TNA a year ago, Jazz can still go and could certainly pull off one more match. Against Bianca would count as a dream match and I’d like to see it happen.

Do you think Bron Breakker should have won the gauntlet match, or did WWE make the right call with CM Punk vs. GUNTHER?

There will be plenty of opportunities for Breakker in the months and years to come. The time with CM Punk is limited, and WWE needs to cash in while they can. They made the right call.

Should Bryan Danielson keep doing the “Yes!” chant despite WWE’s legal threats?

The fans are going to call for it and demand the Yes Chants regardless of whatever WWE says. They may own the legal rights and trademarks, but telling Bryan Danielson to stop is like telling Steve Austin to quit drinking beer and saying, “What?”. It’s a lost cause. Danielson should stop, but if he doesn’t, I think WWE should just take the L on this one.

Roman Reigns is back. Thoughts?

With Seth out, Roman is back to fill the void and help build towards SummerSlam. Did you hear that pop? Welcome home, Roman.

Do you want to see Cardi B involved at WWE SummerSlam this year?

I think it would be best for everyone if she just goes somewhere and smokes a blunt with Travis Scott, and they both just stay away forever. We already have a real singer with Jelly Roll. We don’t need either of those clowns.

Goldberg is upset about his speech being cut off on SNME and seems to think WWE did it intentionally. Thoughts?

They were on Network TV and under very strict time restrictions. It was not as if WWE could keep the feed going past the time given by NBC to end transmission. They kept the cameras rolling and released the entire speech as quickly as possible. Goldberg is just complaining to complain. Nothing more.

Goldberg left it all in the ring—but do you think this was really his last match? Or is there still one more spear left in the tank?

He’s leaving on a high note with a very good fifteen-minute match on Network TV. He should be happy and leave it at that. No more matches.

What do you think about WWE turning Seth Rollins’ minor injury into a long-term storyline?

If it happens, use it in the best manner possible and make it part of the story. I see nothing wrong here.

Becky Lynch came to the ring dressed in red and yellow for RAW. Thoughts?

She heard the Becky Hogan comments and replied with a big, in-your-face response. I thought it was subtle, cool, and to the point. I loved it.

Should the Jumping Bomb Angels be in the WWE Hall of Fame?

This one is a no-brainer. They won the then-Ladies Tag Team Championship at the first Royal Rumble event in 1988, and we’re still talking about them now. They absolutely belong in the WWE Hall of Fame.

And there you go. Thanks for reading. Comments, thoughts, and questions are welcome and appreciated. Reach me by e-mail at Doug28352@yahoo.com or on X at @Doug28352. Be sure to like, share, and subscribe. And with that, let’s wrap it up. Take care and be well, my friends. Watch out for foreign objects, and I’ll see you at the matches.

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