Hot off the heels of the rules of the WWE Draft (and a brand new theme song), DC tries to read between the lines, making #PreDCtions and doing a bit of fantasy booking for both the main and NXT rosters. He also spends more time than necessary talking about the movie Hook.

During the first episode of Smackdown Live, which featured the WWE Brand Extension Draft, Doc and DC sat down with their wives and their long-time friend, GQ, to watch the show. They thought it would be a good idea to record their comments and feedback for posterity. This is the unfortunate result of that really bad decision.

Less than 24 hours after the WWE Draft is in the books, DC and Doc sit down once more to discuss their feelings on what happened for RAW and Smackdown. How did the women's division shape up? Are the cruiserweights on the right show? All this and more on this week's fine episode of DDT Wrestling!

DC and Doc make their PreDCtions and PreDOCtions for Sunday's Battleground, while also covering the new announce teams in WWE. They also spend a few minutes on the new Ghostbusters movie.

After a whirlwind week of wrestling, DC and Doc try to break down everything that has been going on with the brand extension. Doc explains his issues with Monday Night RAW while DC tries to rally people to his cause of not comparing the two brands to each other. Plus, they ponder the Universal title, the benefit of squash matches, whether or not WWE should have dragged out the announcement of Summer Slam's main event matches, and take your questions with #AskDDT!

This week, the guys cover topics across RAW, Smackdown Live and NXT, as well as try to settle the "bone or no bone" chicken wing controversy once and for all. Should Fandango have done as well against Randy Orton? Was the opening segment of RAW a sign of positive change? Why is Suicide Squad getting such bad reviews? All this, plus your e-mails, on DDT Wrestling!

This week, DC and Doc are all over the map. Doc rants on the questionable timing of the Rollins and Balor segments on RAW, and DC brings it to a broader topic of gimmicks in general, particularly those coming up from NXT. Then, Doc calls Sasha Banks an idiot, and DC leaves him out to dry. In addition, the boys talk about Sandow to TNA, try to figure out what in the world to make of Andrade Almas, continue to praise Eva Marie on Smackdown, debate the effectiveness of Dean Ambrose's championship reign, and share some thoughts on Suicide Squad.

This week, it's all about PreDCtions and PreDOCtions for NXT Takeover Brooklyn and Summer Slam, though they couldn't resist touching on the recent suspensions of Alberto Del Rio and Paige. Which matches will steal the show this weekend? Which match might cause both our heroes to fall asleep? WHERE IS THE DEMON KING? All this and more answered on DDT Wrestling!

With Doc Manson trapped in the lab (literally), DC shares his thoughts on the state of NXT following Takeover Brooklyn II and then, just because he can, looks at the three matches from the Summer Slam pre-show. Does Sami Zayn's greatest success lie in the cruiserweight division? Why is Heath Slater getting in the way of potential greatness? How do you solve a problem like Asuka? All this and more from the haven of the pine trees!

With Doc Manson still trapped in the lab, DC turns to Periscope for co-hosts, chatting with members of the NAIborhood about Summer Slam. What does WWE see when they look at Enzo and Cass? How could the brand split save a major WWE PPV? Can we officially call 2016 "The Phenomenal Year" in pro wrestling? All this and more on The Pontificast!