Tate finally gets what he wants – the Tate Estate begins, and Nathan Murphy is the first to sign up. Shane isn’t happy, Nathan has questions, but Tate only sees gold.

Renzo and Matthew Smyth are picking up steam, and when they stood with Jay to chase Joe’s crew out of the ring, the lines were drawn clearer than ever.

But it’s not just the Cartel vs this Uprising. Luke Frehill’s attitude has changed, Myla Grace is targeting Raven Creed, and Big Damo’s World Title reign is under constant threat with Joe pulling the strings.

With Drogheda, Belfast, Wexford, and the National Stadium all on the horizon – is this the moment the Uprising finally push back? Or is Joe’s masterplan falling into place?

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Shane and Edward Stuart Tate are reluctantly back together on OTT Insider, but nothing feels settled. Tate still hasn’t forgiven Shane for letting things get out of hand last time, and the cracks between the hosts are as wide as the ones running through Over The Top Wrestling itself.

B Cool may have been crowned the new European Champion, but Tate flat-out denies it, calling Santos the true titleholder. The fallout from Contenders and CCW lingers, with frustration boiling over in the locker room. Jay’s showdown with Calum Black is set for Drogheda, but is Joe Cabray’s masterplan finally revealing itself as his new cartel takes shape?

With Carlito and Super Crazy announced for upcoming events, the stakes have never been higher. Is this truly B Cool’s uprising, or has Cabray already tightened his grip on the company?

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The winds of change are finally here — and leading them is none other than our visionary, Joe Cabray. In this landmark episode of OTT Insider, I (Edward Stuart Tate) am honoured to welcome the man himself to the studio. Joe sits down to set the record straight — on his terms — revealing his bold new direction for OTT, his thoughts on so-called “rival promotions,” and how he’s reshaping the very fabric of Irish wrestling.

Of course, Joe’s not alone. He’s built an elite force with Calum Black, Damian Corvin, and Goldenboy Santos — the kind of men you build dynasties around. I, for one, would be humbled to join such greatness.

Naturally, Shane tries to ruin it all with some pathetic “surprise” stunt, which I won’t spoil here — but let’s just say it only further proves what we already know: Shane is a disgrace to this podcast. His unprofessionalism knows no bounds.

Ignore the noise. This is the episode where real leadership speaks.

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