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Episode 10 - Inside The Square: The Wrestling Podcast
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- Dec 14, 2025
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# Inside The Square: The Wrestling Podcast Episode 10 - Production Notes This episode of Inside The Square wrestling podcast covered five matches from WWE Saturday Night Main Event programming. The notes document key storylines, match quality assessments, and notable crowd reactions from the broadcast. ## Match Coverage Summary The episode analyzed matches featuring both established main event talent and rising stars. Cody Rhodes appeared in the opening segment against Oba Femi, delivering what the host assessed as exceptional in-ring work that was unfortunately undermined by a controversial finish involving Drew McIntyre's interference. This match established the quality benchmark for the episode, as Rhodes and Oba Femi demonstrated strong chemistry before the interference angle shifted focus to the ongoing Rhodes-McIntyre rivalry. Bayley faced Sol Ruca in the second featured match, which received similarly high marks for match quality. The host noted that Sol Ruca's imminent promotion to the main WWE roster was evident from her performance level and presentation during this bout. The technical execution and storytelling throughout this match reinforced the host's view that it represented pure cinema-quality professional wrestling. The tag team match pitting AJ Styles and Dragon Lee against Je'Von Evans and Leon Slater generated significant discussion due to its pacing issues. While the bout itself earned praise as a banger with impressive athletic sequences, the host expressed frustration that Evans and Slater received an excessive five-minute advantage period before their opponents entered. Despite this structural concern, the match ultimately delivered on intensity and went into what the notes describe as a crazy final sequence. R-Truth, Joe Hendry, and The Miz wor…