John Cena has wrestled his last match... ever. The Saturday Night's Main Event broadcast brought in some respectable numbers, some big name guests, and a LOT of money to WWE. The forever long debate begins as to whether or not it was the "right" way to finish off his historic career. We dive into that a bit with your feedback, and The Wrestling Observer's Dave Meltzer also offers his thoughts.

Also this week, meet Kate Kroll - known to wrestling fans as "Calamity Kate", the established pro-wrestler is also the driving force behind "LUNATIC: The Luna Vachon Story". The documentary has seen some screentime at festivals in Canada and around the world, but will be making its broadcast debut this Tuesday, December 16 on "Hollywood Suite" - hollywoodsuite.ca

Hear a little from Kate about how this film came to be, and Associate Producer, Greg Oliver, who helped bring the stories together using his vast connections and experience. These interview hilights come from a full conversation that will post this week on the podcast feed.

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As we get ready for John Cena's farewell match tonight, Mitch Hontzias and Dimitri Korolis are back together to give you the goods on the week in wrestling including... - AEW - Winter is coming - New Women’s Tag Team champs - Continental Classic is awesome - Samoa Joe can’t save Hook - Bron Breakker is ALL Steiner - Gunther is boring - Big Mamma Diesel sans bandana - AND MORE!

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Every successful wrestler is able to find a piece of themselves they are able to amp up and embellish. What if that element is something that could serve to their detriment?

Step into the mind of "The Sidewalk Savant", as he and Mike McGuire go through his career, and what some may find to be a unique mentality among his peers. Also, find out how a chance encounter and off the cuff comment between Sheldon and Mike turned into a deeper understanding of what Sheldon feels is his strongest - and most challenging trait.

After just a few years in the wrestling scene, Sheldon has gone on to work with and face some notable wrestlers, all while getting better every match. His natural gifts take him to places he never imagined, but all the while, he takes each match as an opportunity to get to the top of the card, and get to another level.

For more on Sheldon Jean, (pronounced JEEN), visit him on Instagram