Cheap Heat with Peter Rosenberg

Ahead of the Royal Rumble in Riyadh, Rosenberg sits down with Je’Von Evans, who is hyped about competing in his first-ever Royal Rumble. Rosenberg then catches up with Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods as The New Day look back on everything from the split with Big E to KofiMania, losing the WWE Championship to Brock Lesnar, and what it means to be long-tenured WWE superstars.

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With SGG and Dip off on side quests this week, Rosenberg not Rosenblum (yes, Alvarez, we see you) goes solo to break down the biggest questions coming out of WWE right now. When and if fans will ultimately get CM Punk vs. Cody Rhodes, whether the lack of genuine surprises in the Royal Rumble is becoming a concern, and if Gunther should retire AJ Styles and whether that’s the right move are all on the table.

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The MAJesty have a hilarious moment with Dip when he finally finds out the identity of the Americanos, then dive into why Jacob Fatu’s return was perfectly executed. Peter gives his Royal Rumble picks, Dip cosigns a Drew McIntyre run, and the crew debates whether Sami Zayn’s current character is championship-ready.

Plus, new TNA World Champion Mike Santana taps in to discuss his title win, grief, overcoming addiction, and the possibility of a Royal Rumble appearance, and more.

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The MAJesty break down why it’s now impossible to imagine wrestling without Joe Tessitore, debate whether Rhea Ripley should move on from tag teams, and why she may need to embrace a heel turn when a split with IYO SKY finally happens. Plus, what WWE should really be doing with Oba Femi, and Rosenberg fires back at Dave Meltzer and Bryan Alvarez’s takes on Seth Rollins’ injury angle.

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On the first Cheap Heat of 2026, The MAJesty debates the most important question to start the year: when do you stop sending the “Happy New Year” text? Stat Guy Greg checks in from Hawaii, but Dip explains why paradise might be a little overrated.

On the wrestling side, Rosenberg clashes with the sickos over the length of Jon Moxley’s Worlds End promo and its match placement. They then debate whether Bron Breakker should take the World Heavyweight Title from CM Punk, what’s next for The Usos as RAW Tag Team Champions, whether the Yeet Movement has finally run its course, and if there’s a real vision for The Vision.

Plus, Dip completely melts down after learning WWE’s library has left Peacock, questioning what little joy he has left to watch on TV.

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