In this episode, we discussed the critical role of a wrestler's personality and connection with the audience. Charisma and engagement are as crucial as in-ring abilities for success, exemplified by Shayna Baszler's captivating presence. Authenticity in interactions was emphasized, noting that rehearsed lines can undermine relatability. Strong character development and storytelling were identified as key to connecting with fans, with evolving personas necessary to stay relevant. We critiqued WWE's handling of wrestlers like Zoey Starks, suggesting she needs more time to develop her character. Potential matchups on Raw were proposed to help her stand out. We also addressed social media's impact, citing a controversy over a video post without audio and stressing the importance of accountability and prompt apologies to maintain trust with the audience. Additionally, we recapped recent WWE and AEW pay-per-views. WWE's event featured standout matches, including a thrilling main event and significant title changes, while AEW's show highlighted high-energy bouts and surprising outcomes that kept fans on the edge of their seats. Overall, the episode underscored that a wrestler's personality, character development, and authentic engagement are vital for their success, both in the ring and on social media.