NEWS - It Turns Out JELLY ROLL Is Smarter Than Triple H… | WWE News

This episode of WhatCulture Wrestling dives into several major wrestling storylines, starting with speculation around Big Bill's potential departure from AEW as his contract nears expiration. The hosts express strong admiration for Big Bill’s charisma, in-ring storytelling, and unique personality, arguing he’d be a perfect fit for WWE’s current creative struggles. They highlight his underutilization in AEW and suggest Japan or a return to WWE as viable next steps. The discussion then pivots to Jelly Roll, who is praised for his self-awareness and humility in WWE, particularly his desire to lose early matches and avoid overshadowing main stars—a rare trait among celebrity wrestlers. The hosts contrast this with Pat McAfee’s similar pushback, underscoring Jelly Roll’s intelligence in navigating the wrestling world. A major segment critiques WWE’s increasing ad load, citing O'Shea Jackson Jr.'s blunt feedback to Triple H and Stephanie McMahon about disruptive commercials during live events. The hosts argue that TKO’s profit-driven model has made WWE more corporate, with little room for change despite fan frustration. Finally, the episode breaks down the newly announced 2026 Owen Hart Tournament brackets for AEW, analyzing both men’s and women’s sides with enthusiasm, especially the potential for high-stakes matches and surprise returns like Mercedes Moné if Sari is sidelined by injury.