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Sorg, Rizz, and Mad Mike welcome 880 Wrestling TNF Champion Marco Narcisso to talk character evolution, Den of Desire chaos, and what's next across the Pittsburgh scene. Plus: WrestleMania-season shakeups, AEW momentum toward Revolution, a Mayhem Mania rules run-down, and “What We Learned” to close it out.

Sorg, Rizz, and Mad Mike welcome 880 Wrestling TNF Champion Marco Narcisso to talk character evolution, Den of Desire chaos, and what's next across the Pittsburgh scene. Plus: WrestleMania-season shakeups, AEW momentum toward Revolution, a Mayhem Mania rules run-down, and “What We Learned” to close it out.

Was hat Alex Wright in seiner WCW Zeit am meisten gestört? Das und vieles mehr erfahrt Ihr in der neuesten Ausgabe von Be Wright! Ihr habt noch weitere Fragen für Alex und Ben? Ab in die Kommentare damit. In diesem neuen Podcast Format reden Alex Wright und unser Ben über alltägliches, aber vor allem darüber wie es so in der WCW lief. Warum hat es in der WCW nie wirklich für Alex geklappt? Warum er nie wieder wrestlen durfte, es aber trotzdem getan hat und wer eigentlich die Frau mit der Bratpfanne ist. Hört rein!

A former World Wrestling Entertainment star has become a farmer...and a hunter, butcher, homesteader, and children's book author. What led to the transformation? Histamine sensitivities played a part, but there's more to the story than that. Sarah Rowe, known as Valhalla in WWE, today shares what influenced her to leave that career in the rearview mirror. She discusses her healing journey and why she has more peace today than ever before. She also reveals what continues to inspire her to "choose hard" when it comes to farming...and life.   Follow Sarah on Instagram - @sarahrowe Check out our sponsors: Green Pasture, MASA Chips, and Optimal Carnivore

Das Ende von Be Wright? Nein, natürlich nicht! Heute geht es um das Karriereende beim Wrestling und alles drumherum.

Heute im Angebot: Qulifikationen fuer die Chamber!

Heute haben wir eine besondere Ausgabe im Angebot. Alex Wright und Ben sprechen über die erste NEW Show im Jahre 2009.

Heute im Angebot: Erste RAW-Ausgabe nach dem Rumble!

Ab wann ist man ein Wrestling Superstar? Das und vieles mehr erfahrt Ihr in der neuesten Ausgabe von Be Wright, dem Wrestling Talk mit Alex Wright.

Heute im Angebot: Rückblick auf den Rumble!

Heute im Angebot: Ausblick auf den Rumble!

Heute haben Alex Wright und Ben etwas komplett neues im Angebot. In dieser Folge sprechen die beiden über die aktuelle Ausgabe von Monday Night Raw!

Heute im Angebot: WWE in Europa!

Ernährung beim Wrestling ist das heutige Stichwort. Alex Wright gibt euch Einblicke in die Ernährung als Wrestler und was man so alles beachten sollte.

Heute im Angebot: WWE in Deutschland!

From the brutal struggles on the independent scene to finally landing her dream job in WWE, Chelsea reveals the reality behind-the-scenes and the dedication it took to make it to the top. #wwe #chelseagreen #womenswrestlingWe dive deep into how signing with World Wrestling Entertainment has changed her life forever and why she is so passionate about supporting the WWE Women's Division. Chelsea Green discusses season 2 of "Unreal" on Netflix and why wrestling fans should check it out. Chelsea Green also talks about the challenges she overcame to get signed, and even plays a round of WWE word association where she shares her true thoughts on women like Rhea Ripley, Liv Morgan, Bayley, Jade Cargill and more!In this video, we cover: --How Chelsea Green landed her dream job in WWE --The real struggles and obstacles she faced getting signed --Her honest thoughts on the current WWE Women's Division --Behind-the-scenes stories of how WWE changed her life --Chelsea's message to fans and aspiring wrestlers FOLLOW CHELSEA GREEN: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chelseaagreen/ Twitter: https://x.com/imchelseagreen Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chelseaannegreen?_t=8m9axjlabar&_r=1DENISE LAS VEGAS LIVE SHOW: https://www.deniseliveshow.com/CONNECT WITH DENISE SALCEDO ON SOCIAL MEDIA! Tik Tok: https://www.youtube.com/denisesalcedo Twitter: https://twitter.com/_denisesalcedo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_denisesalcedo/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/denisesalcedovideos Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/denisesalcedo Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/hollywooddenisesalcedo Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Der Mainstream-Alltag wirft langsam seine Schatten voraus, doch wir wollen erst einmal das Jahr 2025 noch gebührend abschließen. Den Anfang machen wir mit World Wrestling Entertainment und dem letzten Jahr von John Cena, den Eskapaden vom Final Boss und alles von Yeet bis Yeah. Hört rein!

Erst kein Ring, dann zwei Ringe. Heute gibt es einen Einblick in die Anfänge der Wright Stuff Pro Wrestling Schoo

Heute im Angebot: Start ins neue Jahr!

Wie ging es nach dem Ende der WCW für Alex Wright weiter? Das und vieles mehr hört ihr in der neuesten Ausgabe von Be Wright!

Alex Wright und Ben wünschen euch einen guten Rutsch und ein gesundes Jahr 2026!

The 2025 Smark Out Moment Awards breaks down the best and worst of WWE this year! What did World Wrestling Entertainment do extremely well and terribly bad from these past 12 months?

Heute im Angebot: Rueckblick auf Backlash 2000

On Wrestling Mayhem Show 986, Sorg, Rizz, and Mad Mike say farewell to John Cena's in-ring career and to our own Intern Tony, with Intern Mac close behind. This episode dives into both major wrestling news and the behind-the-scenes reality of indie wrestling production life. This Week's Topics: • John Cena's retirement weekend and reflections on his heel run • Netflix preparing to buy Warner Bros Discovery and the implications for WWE & AEW • NXT Deadline, ROH Final Battle, TNA Final Resolution • AEW Continental Classic continues to impress • Production stories from Exodus Pro and VCW featuring our interns • The new 880 Wrestling Warehouse venue • Enjoy Wrestling, RWA's Seasons Beatings, and new match drops on IndyWrestling.us What We Learned: • Kendall Grey is a breakout talent in NXT • RJ City's AEW backstage work is a highlight • 880's new venue is a game changer • Revisiting historic venues creates creative energy Support the show at Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow and visit WrestlingMayhemShow.com for archives, links, and more.

On Wrestling Mayhem Show 986, Sorg, Rizz, and Mad Mike say farewell to John Cena's in-ring career and to our own Intern Tony, with Intern Mac close behind. This episode dives into both major wrestling news and the behind-the-scenes reality of indie wrestling production life. This Week's Topics: • John Cena's retirement weekend and reflections on his heel run • Netflix preparing to buy Warner Bros Discovery and the implications for WWE & AEW • NXT Deadline, ROH Final Battle, TNA Final Resolution • AEW Continental Classic continues to impress • Production stories from Exodus Pro and VCW featuring our interns • The new 880 Wrestling Warehouse venue • Enjoy Wrestling, RWA's Seasons Beatings, and new match drops on IndyWrestling.us What We Learned: • Kendall Grey is a breakout talent in NXT • RJ City's AEW backstage work is a highlight • 880's new venue is a game changer • Revisiting historic venues creates creative energy Support the show at Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow and visit WrestlingMayhemShow.com for archives, links, and more.

Sorg, Rizz, and guest pro wrestler Some Guy Named John return for Wrestling Mayhem Show 985! This week, we cover 880 Wrestling's big move to the Hilltop, John's Thanksgiving Eve match with Effy & Billy Dixon, and the rise of “Gay Enough” allyship in indie wrestling. We react to Survivor Series and WarGames—including the viral $900 obstructed-view seats—and dig into TKO's business decisions, the possible future sale of WWE, and AEW's Blood & Guts comparison. We also look at tournaments driving fresh matchups, Impact's move to AMC, AAA's commentary limitations, Dominik Mysterio's growing star power, and why weekly shows accelerate development on the indies. In “What We Learned,” we discuss CM Punk's dog Larry, fan expectations, boundaries, and why the crowd still demanded a kiss from Leaders By Example. Visit WrestlingMayhemShow.com for more episodes.

Sorg, Rizz, and guest pro wrestler Some Guy Named John return for Wrestling Mayhem Show 985! This week, we cover 880 Wrestling's big move to the Hilltop, John's Thanksgiving Eve match with Effy & Billy Dixon, and the rise of “Gay Enough” allyship in indie wrestling. We react to Survivor Series and WarGames—including the viral $900 obstructed-view seats—and dig into TKO's business decisions, the possible future sale of WWE, and AEW's Blood & Guts comparison. We also look at tournaments driving fresh matchups, Impact's move to AMC, AAA's commentary limitations, Dominik Mysterio's growing star power, and why weekly shows accelerate development on the indies. In “What We Learned,” we discuss CM Punk's dog Larry, fan expectations, boundaries, and why the crowd still demanded a kiss from Leaders By Example. Visit WrestlingMayhemShow.com for more episodes.

In Wrestling Mayhem Show 984, the crew gathers for a Thanksgiving edition filled with AEW chaos, Survivor Series debate, nostalgia, and community stories. Sorg returns from Defy Wrestling with fresh notes from the Seattle scene—including Sting's son's first indie match, The Righteous, and Vert Vixen—before diving into AEW Full Gear's biggest moments: Samoa Joe's cage match victory, Hook joining the Ops, Swerve's return, and the Continental Classic block breakdown featuring Okada. Mad Mike runs in mid-episode to talk Cena vs. Dominik, WarGames team reshuffling, the strength of the women's match, and the strange placement of Cena's potential “last” match. We also cover the 880 Wrestling food drive, upcoming Big League Wrestling shows, and Sorg's all-women production team. Plus: Sora AI's cursed Thanksgiving creations. What We Learned: AEW continues building layered stories, WWE's star power shines despite shaky builds, and indie communities prove once again why wrestling thrives beyond TV.

In Wrestling Mayhem Show 984, the crew gathers for a Thanksgiving edition filled with AEW chaos, Survivor Series debate, nostalgia, and community stories. Sorg returns from Defy Wrestling with fresh notes from the Seattle scene—including Sting's son's first indie match, The Righteous, and Vert Vixen—before diving into AEW Full Gear's biggest moments: Samoa Joe's cage match victory, Hook joining the Ops, Swerve's return, and the Continental Classic block breakdown featuring Okada. Mad Mike runs in mid-episode to talk Cena vs. Dominik, WarGames team reshuffling, the strength of the women's match, and the strange placement of Cena's potential “last” match. We also cover the 880 Wrestling food drive, upcoming Big League Wrestling shows, and Sorg's all-women production team. Plus: Sora AI's cursed Thanksgiving creations. What We Learned: AEW continues building layered stories, WWE's star power shines despite shaky builds, and indie communities prove once again why wrestling thrives beyond TV.

The discussion from November 19, 2025, focuses on the concept of meta-scripted history and the difference between recognizing “noise” and identifying genuine signals within the mainstream media infrastructure. The core premise is that major historic events that shape the collective worldview are largely staged, fake, and planned decades in advance, making the “manufactured history and progress” the “only real conspiracy”.The speaker posits that the masses, including conventional “truthers,” are deceived into viewing engineered events as real, ongoing stories. These events are often “glitches in the matrix” that should be viewed as puzzle pieces to be systematized and analyzed as part of a “cohesive whole” because the patterns reveal something “formulaic”.Synopsis of Key ConceptsThe current media landscape is described as a “psyop entertainment complex,” operating as a mechanism for conforming the audience rather than informing them. This system fosters a state of confusion and ambiguity (”fog of sci war”) that prevents discernment.A significant portion of the conversation addresses media personalities and events used to negatively brand countermedia or anti-media movements. For instance, figures like Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson are seen as provocateurs running “performances”. The “CK thing,” related to Charlie Kirk, is viewed as manufactured, showing how easily the masses are deceived. The event itself is analyzed for its specific components, noting parallels like “everything about CK mirrors JFK” and the manufactured perception surrounding Erica Kirk. Furthermore, VP Kirk in the film Heads of State being shot in the neck mirrors the specific injury in the staged Kirk event.A crucial distinction is drawn between meaningful connections and noise generators. Noise includes practices like Kabbalistic gematria numerology, where individuals “ascribe significance to number combinations that have sixes in them” based on the incoherent methodology of drawing targets around hits while ignoring misses (the sharpshooter fallacy). These distractions “add noise to what we are doing” and lead people into “mysticism and confusion”.The deep structure of media fakery is highlighted by drawing historical parallels, such as the idea that Shakespeare's plays were a “government operation and a meta script to kind of shape the English psyche” and consolidate power, similar to modern news media. This concept suggests that the state creates myths for mass manipulation, a template seen from ancient religions (like Caesar's Messiah) to contemporary media.Ultimately, recognizing the engineered reality reduces the stress and fear often prevalent in “Trutherville,” allowing for an optimistic outlook despite the “closed informational system”.Talking Points (Bullet Points)The Only Real Conspiracy is Manufactured History: Large-scale historical events (e.g., the Dick Cheney death, 9/11 crash, the CK event) are systematically staged and become embedded into our collective historical narratives.Media Function is Conformity, Not Information: The media acts as a “state church” providing a universal worldview, with popular science providing the “miracles” and news media providing the “myths”. The media's purpose is to conform you, not inform you.Identifying and Eliminating Noise: Practices like calculating gematria values (e.g., Elon Musk being 16,606 days old when visiting the White House) are noise, distracting from rational analysis by pointing to “the usual suspects by design” through mysticism.The Danger of Ambiguity: Truthtellers who claim “I don't know if it's real or fake” are essentially admitting they are confused and lack discernment, having been successfully targeted by the media.Use of Predictive Programming and Templates: Staged events are preceded by entertainment media saturation to condition audiences and make the events seem “inevitable”. Examples include the Kyle Rittenhouse name correlating with “Rittenhouse Rye” and “Catcher in the Rye”, and Erica Kirk being modeled after Erica Matfield Kirk (Madame X), the Florida Governor's wife from 1967–1971.The Political Sphere as Entertainment: Politics is often characterized as “World Wrestling Entertainment,” serving as a steam valve for the population and a waste of “bandwidth,” suggesting a fundamental powerlessness for the populace (”patience in an open air asylum”).Direct Quotes“It just it shows you how how utterly deceived, the masses are, and this includes the truthers.”“No. They're manufacturing these conspiracies. It's just at this point, it's part of the mass media infrastructure.”“Actually, no. It's only a distraction if you don't know what to do with it.”“We have been putting the puzzle pieces together, and they're part of a cohesive whole. They're interrelated. The commonalities between them matter because you're looking at something formulaic.”“If this is how it really is... it suggests that we are, completely powerless and ess

Sorg, Rizz, and Mad Mike welcome 880 Wrestling's Blizzy Blake to talk WWE's big Australia event, TNA's Bound For Glory, AEW's wild Comic Con panel, and what's next for him heading into the World Series of Wrestling at Penn Brewery. Also: • Braun Breaker spears Seth Rollins after “The Vision” split • Cena & AJ Styles nostalgia in full color • Leon Slater vs. Je'Von Evans steals the X-Division spotlight • Intern Mac's homework: Eddie Guerrero vs. John Cena parking lot brawl • “What We Learned” — Harley Cameron, Indiana gaming cafés, and learning balance in wrestling and life.

Sorg, Rizz, and Mad Mike welcome 880 Wrestling's Blizzy Blake to talk WWE's big Australia event, TNA's Bound For Glory, AEW's wild Comic Con panel, and what's next for him heading into the World Series of Wrestling at Penn Brewery. Also: • Braun Breaker spears Seth Rollins after “The Vision” split • Cena & AJ Styles nostalgia in full color • Leon Slater vs. Je'Von Evans steals the X-Division spotlight • Intern Mac's homework: Eddie Guerrero vs. John Cena parking lot brawl • “What We Learned” — Harley Cameron, Indiana gaming cafés, and learning balance in wrestling and life.

Hosts Sorg and Mad Mike are joined by Austin Cairns, commentator for 880 Wrestling and Point Park University student, to share his unbelievable experience calling a Hook dark match and stepping into the AEW Dynamite backstage world. He breaks down meeting Tony Khan, chatting with Amanda Huber, and learning broadcast wisdom from Tony Schiavone — plus what it takes to make your own luck in pro wrestling. We also talk about: • WWE Crown Jewel and women's division highlights • Cena vs Styles nostalgia • AEW Title Tuesday chaos (Mercedes Moné, Okada, Andrade) • NXT × TNA crossover buzz • New Homework Assignment: Eddie Guerrero vs John Cena (2003)

Hosts Sorg and Mad Mike are joined by Austin Cairns, commentator for 880 Wrestling and Point Park University student, to share his unbelievable experience calling a Hook dark match and stepping into the AEW Dynamite backstage world. He breaks down meeting Tony Khan, chatting with Amanda Huber, and learning broadcast wisdom from Tony Schiavone — plus what it takes to make your own luck in pro wrestling. We also talk about: • WWE Crown Jewel and women's division highlights • Cena vs Styles nostalgia • AEW Title Tuesday chaos (Mercedes Moné, Okada, Andrade) • NXT × TNA crossover buzz • New Homework Assignment: Eddie Guerrero vs John Cena (2003)

A second take. World Wrestling Entertainment owns most of this content but Terry Bollea deserves every tribute he can get.

Hosts: Sorg, Rizz & Dave Podnar Special: Introducing Intern Mac (new to wrestling) & Intern “Button” Tony (social lead). Topics covered: • AJ Lee's return, therapy chants, and WrestlePalooza rumors • ECW Wrestlepalooza nostalgia—Raven, Dreamer, Don Callis, RVD, Sabu • Bloodline tensions & the possibility of Dark Side Jey Uso • Wardlow's injury and American Gladiators gig • AEW/ROH in Philly: intimate chaos, Toni Storm, Athena, and Meanie Minion • NXT live loop, Cleveland conflicts, ticket pricing, ESPN vs Max debate • WWE/ECW vault expansion on YouTube • Indie wrestling check-ins: Enjoy, Big League, VCW, 880, DEFY, RWA • Fan comments and clarifications (shoutout Ray Lyn!) What We Learned: forks, hoagie kendo sticks, Ziggy Haim's WarGames, and Dunkin' adventures.

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit psgtalk.substack.com and subscribe.Joining me on the latest Ensemble PSG Podcast is long-time PSG Talk contributor, Marc Damon. We discuss PSG's current form, the draw for the league phase of the UEFA Champions League, the new partnership with World Wrestling Entertainment, and PSG's summer transfer business.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has called on her Chinese counterpart to ensure more balanced trade with Europe as current relations between Brussels and Beijing have reached “an inflection point.” Von der Leyen, along with European Council President António Costa, was in Beijing on Thursday for the EU–China summit.Hulk Hogan, the American sports and entertainment star who made professional wrestling a global phenomenon and supported Donald Trump for president, has died at the age of 71, World Wrestling Entertainment said on Thursday. "WWE is saddened to learn WWE Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan has passed away. One of pop culture's most recognizable figures, Hogan helped WWE achieve global recognition in the 1980s," WWE said on X. It gave no cause of death.