Oba Femi vs. Bron Breakker | AEW All In Go-Home — The Coach and Bro

The Coach and Vinnie Ru are back with a packed go-home edition of The Coach and Bro. They open with a tribute to Dolly Parton before turning to the disputed ESPN–WWE renewal story, ESPN’s public denial, and SEScoops’ full retraction. From there, they dig into WWE Raw: LA Knight and Solo Sikoa’s surprising chemistry, OTM and Royce Keys’ closing attack, and whether Raw did enough to introduce a new threat to The Bloodline. The centerpiece is the first-time Oba Femi vs. Bron Breakker collision announced for WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event. The hosts debate Bron’s promo delivery, Oba’s star power, Paul Heyman’s place in the story, and how WWE can protect two potential franchise players. They also tackle Corey Graves and Big Cass, wrestling romances that blur fiction and reality, and Eric Bischoff’s argument that Cody Rhodes may be overexposed while MJF remains one of wrestling’s best examples of “living the gimmick”. The show closes with a full AEW go-home debate. The Coach and Bro assess Will Ospreay’s comments about creative freedom, Kenny Omega vs. Ospreay at Wembley, and whether AEW’s tournament-heavy television has created enough urgency for All In. They also react to Tony Khan saying he would have supported Adam Copeland appearing during John Cena’s farewell tour, plus CM Punk’s NXT appearances, Bronson Reed speculation, the WCW invasion, and the Coach and Brolette wheel. Episode Chapters Time Chapter 00:00 Welcome to The Coach and Bro; platform news and show setup 01:31 Dolly Parton tribute, entertainment legacy, and an old locker-room rumor clearly identified as unverified 06:43 Super Chats, Club WWE ideas, merch, and the Coach and Brolette wheel 08:03 Studio 54 comedy, Chief Jay Strongbow memories, and wrestling’s drawing-power principle 12:10 ESPN–WWE report challenged; accountability and verification in wrestling media 20:45 LA Knight and Solo Sikoa click on Raw; charisma, comedy, and promo coaching 24:59 Oba Femi vs. Bron Breakker: contract signing, promo pressure, Paul Heyman, and the future of WWE 33:05 OTM and Royce Keys attack; why a major debut needs a stronger backstory 37:56 Corey Graves, Big Cass, Carmella, and using real-life history in wrestling stories 44:58 Breaking update: SEScoops retracts its ESPN–WWE report 47:51 Dominik Mysterio, Liv Morgan, Austin Theory, and Maxxine Dupri: protecting on-screen relationships 52:05 Cody Rhodes’ podcast, Roman Reigns at Fanatics Fest, and MJF living the gimmick 60:47 Listener questions: Attitude Era planning, Bron Breakker, Logan Paul, and tag-team positioning 67:50 AEW All In awareness and the role of wrestling media coverage 70:45 Will Ospreay on AEW creative freedom versus scripted WWE promos 74:28 Stephanie Vaquer, Becky Lynch, and why promos need stakes 75:51 Women wrestlers, outside revenue streams, and career security 80:24 Tony Khan, Adam Copeland, John Cena, and whether WWE and AEW should collaborate 85:34 AEW’s All In go-home build, Omega–Ospreay, and last-minute creative 88:28 CM Punk’s NXT matches and a possible Bronson Reed return 91:30 WCW invasion memories, the Coach and Brolette wheel, new merch, and closing thoughts Behind The Turnbuckle delivers the best in pro wrestling coverage, news, and analysis. Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@behindtheturnbuckle Instagram: @behindtheturnbuckle Twitter/X: @behindthebuckle #BehindTheTurnbuckle #ProWrestling #WWE #AEW #Podcast Editorial References [1] WWE Raw results: Aug. 24, 2026 [2] ESPN responds to completely false WWE non-renewal report [3] Oba Femi vs. Bron Breakker set for WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event [4] 83 Weeks Episode 441: Living the Gimmick [5] AEW Dynamite preview: August 19, 2026 [6] Tony Khan on Adam Copeland and John Cena’s farewell tour Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.