Train Talks Podcast Season 7- #3- John cena to Host Wreslemania 42, one of the WORST Smackdowns of the year, TKO wanted Pat Mcafee?? Our thoughts on the Wreslemania 42 Bulid

This Is a NexTrainTechnologies, LLC Production: Season 7 of Train Talks keeps rolling with another high-energy episode as the crew dives deep into the latest headlines, rumors, and debates shaking the wrestling world. Episode #3 marks a historic moment for the show, as it is the first official episode produced under NexTrainTechnologies, LLC. signaling a new era for the Train Talks brand while continuing the same passionate discussion that fans love.The episode opens with a major rumor circulating around the wrestling industry regarding potential plans that WWE reportedly had for Chris Jericho. The hosts discuss whether those plans were ever realistic, why they may have fallen apart, and what it means for Jericho’s future in professional wrestling. With rumors swirling about a possible return that now seems unlikely, the team breaks down why a comeback may not happen anytime soon.Next, the conversation shifts to the road to WrestleMania 42. The Train Talks crew gives their honest thoughts about the current build toward the biggest show of the year. Are the storylines hitting the mark? Is WWE doing enough to create excitement? The team evaluates the developing card and discusses whether the buildup feels worthy of a WrestleMania main stage.The episode also explores some surprising backstage discussions involving Randy Orton and the role of Pat McAfee. Reports suggest WWE and its parent company, TKO Group Holdings, may have wanted McAfee to step into a different role on commentary, sparking debate about who should really be calling the action on WWE’s biggest stage.Things heat up when the hosts discuss the moment Cody Rhodes reportedly went off script during a recent segment. Was it intentional? Was it a message? Or was it simply a passionate moment that WWE creative didn’t expect? The crew breaks down what happened and what it could mean for the storyline moving forward.Another major topic includes clarification on the creative leadership of Paul “Triple H” Levesque, particularly following the Pat McAfee situation. With fans constantly questioning who truly controls WWE creative decisions, Train Talks examines what Triple H’s actual responsibilities may be behind the scenes.In one of the most shocking stories of the week, the podcast reacts to a real-life headline involving a teacher accused of embezzling millions of dollars to fund their obsession with WWE tickets. The hosts debate how fandom can cross the line and discuss the bizarre nature of the story.Other hot topics include whether Carmelo Hayes may be left off the WrestleMania card, the reported reasons Bron Breakker was removed from WrestleMania plans, and Jacob Fatu admitting a recent injury cost him major opportunities heading into WrestleMania.The discussion also covers comments from Road Dogg, who revealed he stepped away from WWE creative because the environment was “moving too fast.” Finally, the team analyzes why John Cena was chosen as the official host of WrestleMania 42.To wrap things up, Train Talks delivers early WrestleMania predictions and answers fan questions in another engaging Q&A segment.Season 7 Episode #3 blends wrestling news, debate, and fan interaction—while officially launching the NexTrainTechnologies era of Train Talks.