Muzzy Wrestling Podcast

We briefly discuss the end to the Muzzy Wrestling Podcast, as well as our plans for the future. Thank you to our listeners, you are awesome.

We are back, and we are here to discuss perhaps the most infamous match in the history of the WWF/WWE. We are, of course, talking about the barnburner tag team bout of Al Snow & Head vs. Too Much! All jokes aside, we dig in hard and we dig in deep, and we analyze Mick Foley's sacrifices for this industry with the detail it truly deserves. We're back, ya'll.

This week, we make our triumphant return (again) to catch up on the past couple months. We discuss the personal changes we have gone through in life before detailing our live wrestling experiences at local WWE and GCW shows we recently attended. To cap things off, we touch on AEW's recent All Out PPV and all the big names jumping ship. It's good to be back, and we are ready to be cancelled.

This week, we make our extravagant return with a real treat! We are covering Terry "Hulk Hogan" Bollea's award-winning performance in the 1991 film, Suburban Commando. We watched this cinematic masterpiece twice for your entertainment, and we dig in and give this movie more attention than it ever deserved to receive. Come for our hard hitting analysis, stay for the power of Shep Ramsey-mania, brother!

After a month away, we are back! We're taking it easy this week, getting ourselves back into the swing of things, presenting to you lovely people our personal top 10 favorite WWE entrance themes of all time. Get ready to bang your head, to disagree, but most importantly, for our god awful singing.

This week, we decide to get spooky and watch what may be the worst wrestling show we've ever had the displeasure of witnessing, WCW's Halloween Havoc 2000. Join us in our descent into madness as we deal with nearly three hours of Mark Madden commentary, fighting in the crowd, terrible gimmick matches, Jeff Jarrett (enough said), and about an hour's worth of the Natural Born Thrillers! This one hurt. Please enjoy.

This week, we return with the grand conclusion to our review of WWE Wrestlemania 37! We break down the final seven matches of the weekend, climaxing with the epic triple threat match for the Universal Championship. Find out who walks away with all the points, and listen as we engage in the great Edge-A-Cution debate of 2021.

This week, it's the podcast so nice we have to do it twice, as we cover this year's WWE Wrestlemania 37! Our good friend Brandon re-joins the podcast to discuss night one of The Showcase of the Immortals. We break down the card, our predictions, the truth behind the McMahon family, and play a fun game as well. We will be back later in the week with night two!

This week, we weather the shit storm that has been our personal lives to bring you an episode in some form, about some things. There's a lack of structure and a lack of focus, but we are here to talk about pro wrestling for you, and dammit that is what we are going to do. We run down the WWE Hall of Fame, NXT TakeOver: Stand and Deliver, the Peacock migration of WWE content, and our own woes. Come for the content and stay for that sweet, sweet run time (under an hour)!

This week, we return with our longest venture to date, a career retrospective of Bret "The Hitman" Hart. We break down his early career, the Hart Foundation, his breakout into singles stardom, his carrying of the WWF throughout the mid-90s, the Montreal Screwjob, his tenure in WCW, and all the dark, sad, depressing things that came after. Come for the hard hitting analysis, and stay for Sami fangirling for her favorite pro grappler.

This week, school board member/congressional staffer/our very good friend, Zach, joins us to discuss the most dangerous faction of about two months in 2010, the Nexus. We discuss their quick rise, their even quicker downfall, and all of the hellish purgatory that came after. We had a really fun time this week, and we truly hope you like this episode. Just remember, you're either Nexus, or you're against us.

We return after a week's absence to discuss last weekend's AEW Revolution PPV! We share our thoughts on the surprise debuts, Sting's return to the ring, Cody Rhodes in general, and of course the infamous conclusion to the main event. Please enjoy our final podcast before our inevitable cancelling on Twitter!

This week, our good friend Brandon re-joins the podcast and we collectively break down what is widely considered to be the greatest pro wrestling show of all time, WWF Wrestlemania 17. It has been just about twenty years since this show first aired...does it stand the test of time? Spoiler alert: yes it does.

This week, we dig into the archives and watch six superstars, from both the present and the past, in action before they made it big in the WWE. We dip into WCW, NJPW, IWA Japan, PROGRESS, and PWG, and have a ton of fun along the way! Also included are a rapid fire NXT TakeOver: Vengeance Day review and quick predictions for tonight's Elimination Chamber PPV. Settle in for a trip through the history books, you might just learn a thing or two.

This week, Matt and Sami embark on a career retrospect on the one and only Cerebral Assassin, Triple H. From his not-so-humble beginnings in 1995 to being the face of the NXT brand in 2021, and all the lengthy title reigns and disappointing Wrestlemania main events in between.

This week, we our joined by our good, long time friend, Brandon (also known as BDC). We discuss the 2021 Royal Rumble, giving our thoughts, and determining if our predictions from last week were any good. Spoiler alert, they weren't. We also dig into the WWE Network/Peacock deal and go down a rabbit hole of streaming services and our plan to consolidate costs.

In our first episode, we give a little information about ourselves and our experiences with pro grappling. We discuss some of the greatness that is 1997-1998 WWF and dive right in to the modern age with our predictions for the 2021 WWE Royal Rumble.