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What’s A Work is a fun channel that talks about everything from Combat Sports (boxing, mma, bare knuckle, etc. ) to Sports Entertainment ( professional wrestling ), to comedy and even a little fun.
A hypothetical Jake Paul matchup becomes a wrestling booking debate your inner promoter can get behind.
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A blunt, funny boxing chat that turns Jake Paul's opponent mess into a bigger gripe about weak champions and a possible legends division.
Jake Paul's opponent mess turns into a wider boxing gripe, with Chris and Steve Swift using it to take aim at a sport that keeps monetizing chaos.
A noisy boxing gripe session that keeps finding the point underneath the noise.
The episode goes after boxing from a few angles at once: the business, the bluster, the nonsense, and the feeling that the sport keeps tripping over its own feet.
A scrappy year-end recap that jumps from wrestling to UFC to boxing, with a small drift in the middle.
Bradie Wedham opens fast, with John Cena's retirement, Jake Paul versus Anthony Joshua, and a top 20 rundown of pro wrestling in 2025. From there, the episode keeps its footing as it moves between UFC, wrestling, and boxing, and the fan-first energy makes the whole thing easy to…
A lively boxing gripe session that keeps asking who is real and what is noise.
The episode plays like a boxing gripe session with Steve Swift at the center, moving through Carl Froch, Jake Paul, Virgil Ortiz, Frank Warren, heavyweight movement, and Misfits Boxing.
Hosts Chris and Steve Swift dissect the chaotic cancellation of the Jake Paul vs.
The host expresses frustration with the current state of professional wrestling, particularly WWE, while acknowledging his love for the sport and the diverse options available for fans across different promotions.
The hosts discuss a pro wrestling match involving Pat Patterson and a humorous search for skid marks, blending personal anecdotes with wrestling commentary.
The podcast segment discusses boxing topics, including an analysis of Ajit Kabayel's heavyweight performance and his aspirations to fight Usyk, with insights from Steve Swift.
The hosts discuss a guinea pig's reaction to being ignored during recording setup and humorously touch on cruelty and ignorance.
Steve Swift and KJ discuss an extreme wrestling match from ECW in 1998, highlighting the dangerous and nostalgic aspects of the event.
The podcast announces the official fight between Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua on December 19th, discussing predictions and related boxing topics.
The hosts introduce an ECW wrestling match discussion, expressing excitement for extreme content and setting up the episode's focus.
The podcast discusses whether Moses Itauma can lead the next generation of boxers, analyzing his recent performance and suggesting he needs more time before facing top contenders like Wardley or Usyk.
The segment discusses boxing and MMA, referencing Jake Paul, Steve Swift, and Paddy Pimblett's phrase about scousers not getting knocked out, while touching on a Liverpool vs.
The hosts discuss recent boxing news, focusing on Jai Opetiah becoming undisputed champion and facing potential lawsuits from the IBF.
The hosts discuss the Halloween Havoc 1998 match between Hulk Hogan and Big Jim, criticizing it as one of the worst wrestling matches they've ever seen due to lack of crowd applause.
The hosts KJ and Steve introduce a WCW Chamber of Horrors match in their podcast, with KJ acknowledging a mistake in choosing it.
The host Chris introduces a boxing review show with Steve Swift, discussing recent boxing events and making humorous comments about Steve's hair and Jarrell Miller.
The hosts discuss the debut of Zuffa Boxing, focusing on the business aspects and initial impressions of the product.
The hosts introduce UFC 324, discuss its overall reception, and praise the opening video as Emmy-worthy, comparing it to AI videos from Riyadh season.
The hosts introduce a podcast episode discussing the Vader vs.
This NXT Gold Rush Week 1 review discusses the main event title match between JC Jane and Tatum Paxley, along with storylines involving Ricky Saints, Oba, and Trick Williams.
The podcast discusses a recent OVW Wrestling incident where a referee was severely injured by a crossbody, leading to a seizure, and analyzes it from experienced perspectives.
The hosts express disappointment over the UFC's BMF champion using a wrestling-heavy, 'lay and pray' strategy in a recent fight, while also criticizing high ticket prices and fan treatment in Las Vegas.
The segment discusses NXT's Gold Rush special event, critiquing its decision to end with an Iron Survivor qualifying match and questioning the focus on less-watched titles like the Evolve Championship and Speed title.
The host introduces the boxing podcast with Steve Swift and discusses recent boxing news, including the Lee Wood vs.
The hosts discuss Anthony Joshua's preparation for his fight with Jake Paul, Eddie Hearn's controversial statements, and the public's underwhelmed reaction to the matchup.
The hosts discuss Halloween Havoc 1998, criticizing the Hulk Hogan vs.
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Brady introduces himself as the rudest and crudest wrestling reviewer in the space, setting up a recap or 'recrap' of wrestling content.
This segment discusses Terrence Crawford's conflict with the WBC over sanctioning fees and questions whether boxing's governing bodies are losing authority as high-profile boxers criticize them as cult-like.
The podcast segment introduces 'The Bees of Boxing' with hosts Steve and Chris, discussing shout-outs and a question about a boxer named Ben's performance on TV.
The speaker discusses personal freedom and skills while transitioning to predictions for 2026, mentioning the Wayans Brothers Combat Sports show as a highlight.
Two hosts humorously discuss how a wrestling match review ruined their Christmas, joking about receiving turds instead of presents from Santa.
The hosts discuss whether Sean Strickland can become a star and return to pay-per-view contention in the upcoming UFC Fight Night.
The host Stephen KJ introduces a discussion about whether the Bret vs Owen wrestling match from WrestleMania X in 1994 is considered a classic.
The hosts discuss whether Connor Ben is overvalued and his potential matchups with Regis Progris and Ryan Garcia in boxing.
The segment discusses rumors of UFC fighters potentially revolting, influenced by Eddie Hearn's comments and financial deals in boxing, with mentions of specific fighters and events.
The hosts discuss Donald Trump's upcoming birthday in June and speculate about UFC fight predictions, connecting political aging with the presidency.
The hosts discuss recording various eccentric and significant individuals, including military lawyers and conspiracy theorists, and mention Sam Hyde's new season.
This segment discusses Ilya Tapuria's personal time off due to divorce proceedings and the UFC 324 main event between Justin Gaethje and Patti Pimblitt for the interim lightweight title.
Steve Swift and KJ introduce their podcast about reviewing classic wrestling matches, including Hennig vs Hart from SummerSlam 1991, and discuss their approach to covering both good and bad matches.
The host introduces a 2026 wish list episode where guests will share their desires for combat sports and pro wrestling.
The speaker asserts their authenticity and determination in a competitive environment, emphasizing personal integrity and the drive to prove oneself beyond material gains.
The hosts discuss the lack of details and boxers announced for Zuffa Boxing's upcoming January 23rd event, comparing it to other poorly promoted fights.
The hosts discuss whether the Jake Paul vs.
This segment discusses how broken necks in professional wrestling are not accidents but predictable outcomes due to an industry that incentivizes risk-taking and dangerous moves, highlighting the physical toll on wrestlers.
This episode segment recaps recent combat sports events including UFC in Qatar and upcoming AEW and WWE shows.
The podcast discusses MVP's reliance on Amanda Serrano in women's boxing and questions whether this strategy is sustainable, referencing recent fights and Tyson Fury's return.
The host delivers a critical, play-by-play review of a weekly NXT episode, expressing disappointment in the lack of exciting build for the upcoming Gold Rush event.
The hosts critically dissect a terrible weekend of boxing, focusing on Jake Paul's loss to Anthony Joshua as a 'reality check' for influencer boxing.
Chris and Steve Swift analyze the latest boxing controversies, including Mike Tyson's rematch talk with Jake Paul, potential new opponents like Andre Arlovsky, the canceled Gervonta Davis fight, Chris Eubank Jr.'s ambulance conspiracy theory, and the exciting prospect of a Virgil Ortiz Jr.
This episode segment previews discussions on John Cena's retirement, a humorous recipe for Jake Paul, and a top 20 list of 2025 pro wrestling events.
Josh Hockett turned a heavyweight fight with Curtis Blaydes into a three-round display of pressure and middle fingers.
Tyson Fury delivered a safe 12-round comeback when his own promotion demanded an emphatic statement.