Dilemmalina 2 - Best & Worst WrestleMania Sets? - Worst For Business: WCW Hulk Hogan or WWE Triple H? - Bigger AEW Star: 2019 Chris Jericho or 2020 Jon Moxley?

In this second episode of Dilemma Lena, hosts Michael Sidgwick and Michael Hamflit dive into three high-stakes wrestling dilemmas. First, they debate the best and worst WrestleMania stages, with Hamflit ultimately favoring WrestleMania 34 for its New Orleans-inspired aesthetic and emotional impact, while Sidgwick champions the timeless design of WrestleMania 15. They also rank the worst sets, with WrestleMania 35’s massive, soulless screen emerging as a collective disappointment. The central debate then shifts to which figure had a more damaging business impact: WCW’s Hulk Hogan or WWE’s Triple H. Sidgwick argues Hogan’s deal set a toxic precedent that undermined wrestler value across the industry, while Hamflit contends Triple H’s reign of terror from 2002 onward devastated WWE’s creative quality and credibility, making him the more corrosive force in the long run. Finally, they tackle whether Chris Jericho (2019) or Jon Moxley (2020) was more integral to AEW’s success. Sidgwick makes a compelling case for Jericho as the legitimizing force who brought name recognition and credibility, while Hamflit argues Moxley’s authenticity and resilience during the pandemic era made him the emotional and symbolic cornerstone of AEW’s identity. The episode closes with a tease for future content, including a potential 'Dilemma Lena 3' event and live coverage from WrestleMania.