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In this electric episode of the Wrestling Mayhem Show, Sorg and Rizz welcome indie wrestling favorite Zeke Mercer back to the couch! The crew dives deep into a chaotic week in pro wrestling with a mix of serious takes and absurdity—exactly the way we like it. From R-Truth's epic return and fan-fueled redemption arc to nipple conspiracies and puppet spots, this show covers it all. Zeke shares behind-the-scenes insight into 880 Wrestling, their tag team ambitions, international opponents, and why Pittsburgh crowds cluster like shy raccoons. Plus, what Mr. Iguana's WWE moment says about cross-promotional chaos, and how multi-man matches are the new storytelling gold. Ron “The Truth” Killings' Return: The crew celebrates R-Truth's Money in the Bank surprise. Debates whether his release and return was a work. Agrees the fan support storyline felt organic and powerful. Touches on Carlito's missed spotlight and fan campaigns. Is Wrestling “Real”? The Hogan Fallacy: A philosophical and comical debate on separating wrestler personas from real-life identities. Sorg argues that Hulk Hogan didn't draw the house—Vince did. Wade Barrett and the Nipplegate Investigation: Discussion on Wade Barrett allegedly identifying El Grande Americano (Chad Gable) by his nipples. Zeke delivers a critical (and hilarious) response as a “nipple expert.” Mr. Iguana's Rise and WWE Merch: Mr. Iguana's AAA performance captures WWE fans' imaginations. Sorg reveals Iguana has merch and trading cards on WWE Shop. Talk of Iguana joining NXT's Chase U as a class pet ensues. WWE and AAA Crossovers: WWE's integration of AAA talent is praised. Talk about the difficulty of watching AAA shows legally. Hopes for more cross-promotional synergy. Modern WWE Match Style: Praise for the high-paced four-way and six-man matches in WWE lately. “Kinetic storytelling” as the new standard. Comparison to old IWC four-way tag classics that made stars. 880 Wrestling Talk: Zeke updates fans on the matriarchy tag team and upcoming international opponents. Discusses Penn Brewery's unique venue issues and crowd quirks. Talks 880's openness to experimentation and local buzz. AEW, WWE, and Indie Fans Online: Rant about fans critiquing everything online but not attending shows. Zeke points out fans should “put their phones down and go experience it.” Training and Schools with WWE IDs: Discussion on WWE promoting affiliated schools. Emphasis that it's never been easier to get into wrestling—at least in concept. Fan Identity & Tribalism in Wrestling: They discuss how wrestling fans love to hate—and how hate fuels the fire for characters like Zeke Mercer. Zeke encourages hate mail to be sent directly to 880 Wrestling's address.

In this electric episode of the Wrestling Mayhem Show, Sorg and Rizz welcome indie wrestling favorite Zeke Mercer back to the couch! The crew dives deep into a chaotic week in pro wrestling with a mix of serious takes and absurdity—exactly the way we like it. From R-Truth's epic return and fan-fueled redemption arc to nipple conspiracies and puppet spots, this show covers it all. Zeke shares behind-the-scenes insight into 880 Wrestling, their tag team ambitions, international opponents, and why Pittsburgh crowds cluster like shy raccoons. Plus, what Mr. Iguana's WWE moment says about cross-promotional chaos, and how multi-man matches are the new storytelling gold. Ron “The Truth” Killings' Return: The crew celebrates R-Truth's Money in the Bank surprise. Debates whether his release and return was a work. Agrees the fan support storyline felt organic and powerful. Touches on Carlito's missed spotlight and fan campaigns. Is Wrestling “Real”? The Hogan Fallacy: A philosophical and comical debate on separating wrestler personas from real-life identities. Sorg argues that Hulk Hogan didn't draw the house—Vince did. Wade Barrett and the Nipplegate Investigation: Discussion on Wade Barrett allegedly identifying El Grande Americano (Chad Gable) by his nipples. Zeke delivers a critical (and hilarious) response as a “nipple expert.” Mr. Iguana's Rise and WWE Merch: Mr. Iguana's AAA performance captures WWE fans' imaginations. Sorg reveals Iguana has merch and trading cards on WWE Shop. Talk of Iguana joining NXT's Chase U as a class pet ensues. WWE and AAA Crossovers: WWE's integration of AAA talent is praised. Talk about the difficulty of watching AAA shows legally. Hopes for more cross-promotional synergy. Modern WWE Match Style: Praise for the high-paced four-way and six-man matches in WWE lately. “Kinetic storytelling” as the new standard. Comparison to old IWC four-way tag classics that made stars. 880 Wrestling Talk: Zeke updates fans on the matriarchy tag team and upcoming international opponents. Discusses Penn Brewery's unique venue issues and crowd quirks. Talks 880's openness to experimentation and local buzz. AEW, WWE, and Indie Fans Online: Rant about fans critiquing everything online but not attending shows. Zeke points out fans should “put their phones down and go experience it.” Training and Schools with WWE IDs: Discussion on WWE promoting affiliated schools. Emphasis that it's never been easier to get into wrestling—at least in concept. Fan Identity & Tribalism in Wrestling: They discuss how wrestling fans love to hate—and how hate fuels the fire for characters like Zeke Mercer. Zeke encourages hate mail to be sent directly to 880 Wrestling's address.

In this electric episode of the Wrestling Mayhem Show, Sorg and Rizz welcome indie wrestling favorite Zeke Mercer back to the couch! The crew dives deep into a chaotic week in pro wrestling with a mix of serious takes and absurdity—exactly the way we like it. From R-Truth's epic return and fan-fueled redemption arc to nipple conspiracies and puppet spots, this show covers it all. Zeke shares behind-the-scenes insight into 880 Wrestling, their tag team ambitions, international opponents, and why Pittsburgh crowds cluster like shy raccoons. Plus, what Mr. Iguana's WWE moment says about cross-promotional chaos, and how multi-man matches are the new storytelling gold. Ron “The Truth” Killings' Return: The crew celebrates R-Truth's Money in the Bank surprise. Debates whether his release and return was a work. Agrees the fan support storyline felt organic and powerful. Touches on Carlito's missed spotlight and fan campaigns. Is Wrestling “Real”? The Hogan Fallacy: A philosophical and comical debate on separating wrestler personas from real-life identities. Sorg argues that Hulk Hogan didn't draw the house—Vince did. Wade Barrett and the Nipplegate Investigation: Discussion on Wade Barrett allegedly identifying El Grande Americano (Chad Gable) by his nipples. Zeke delivers a critical (and hilarious) response as a “nipple expert.” Mr. Iguana's Rise and WWE Merch: Mr. Iguana's AAA performance captures WWE fans' imaginations. Sorg reveals Iguana has merch and trading cards on WWE Shop. Talk of Iguana joining NXT's Chase U as a class pet ensues. WWE and AAA Crossovers: WWE's integration of AAA talent is praised. Talk about the difficulty of watching AAA shows legally. Hopes for more cross-promotional synergy. Modern WWE Match Style: Praise for the high-paced four-way and six-man matches in WWE lately. “Kinetic storytelling” as the new standard. Comparison to old IWC four-way tag classics that made stars. 880 Wrestling Talk: Zeke updates fans on the matriarchy tag team and upcoming international opponents. Discusses Penn Brewery's unique venue issues and crowd quirks. Talks 880's openness to experimentation and local buzz. AEW, WWE, and Indie Fans Online: Rant about fans critiquing everything online but not attending shows. Zeke points out fans should “put their phones down and go experience it.” Training and Schools with WWE IDs: Discussion on WWE promoting affiliated schools. Emphasis that it's never been easier to get into wrestling—at least in concept. Fan Identity & Tribalism in Wrestling: They discuss how wrestling fans love to hate—and how hate fuels the fire for characters like Zeke Mercer. Zeke encourages hate mail to be sent directly to 880 Wrestling's address.

On this remote episode of Wrestling Mayhem Show, Sorg and Rizz are joined by Detroit-based wrestling videographer Hardcam Frio! Broadcasting from Ann Arbor, Michigan, the crew dives deep into the current state of WWE contract changes, the legacy of R-Truth, and the evolution of independent wrestling media—especially in Detroit. Plus, reactions to Logan Paul's impact on the business, speculation around The Miz and Gunther, and the increasing role of social media in wrestling careers. We also get wild tales from ringside, including fire spots, syringes, and a paint glass firecracker spot that has to be heard to be believed! ⸻

On this remote episode of Wrestling Mayhem Show, Sorg and Rizz are joined by Detroit-based wrestling videographer Hardcam Frio! Broadcasting from Ann Arbor, Michigan, the crew dives deep into the current state of WWE contract changes, the legacy of R-Truth, and the evolution of independent wrestling media—especially in Detroit. Plus, reactions to Logan Paul's impact on the business, speculation around The Miz and Gunther, and the increasing role of social media in wrestling careers. We also get wild tales from ringside, including fire spots, syringes, and a paint glass firecracker spot that has to be heard to be believed! ⸻

On this remote episode of Wrestling Mayhem Show, Sorg and Rizz are joined by Detroit-based wrestling videographer Hardcam Frio! Broadcasting from Ann Arbor, Michigan, the crew dives deep into the current state of WWE contract changes, the legacy of R-Truth, and the evolution of independent wrestling media—especially in Detroit. Plus, reactions to Logan Paul's impact on the business, speculation around The Miz and Gunther, and the increasing role of social media in wrestling careers. We also get wild tales from ringside, including fire spots, syringes, and a paint glass firecracker spot that has to be heard to be believed! ⸻

This week on the Wrestling Mayhem Show, we're joined by the always unpredictable Toddy Tondera, the voice of 880 Wrestling, as we dive deep into one of the most stacked weekends in wrestling. From AEW anarchy to WWE surprises and indie insanity, no ceiling can contain this level of Mayhem. Toddy Tondera Returns: First full guest appearance in 6–7 years. Discusses the chaotic joy of live weekly commentary at 880 Wrestling and evolving from podcasting to pro wrestling production. Describes 880 Wrestling as “a fun panic attack.” Indie Wrestling Highlights: NWA Exodus Pro – “Boys Are Back in Town”: Played multiple versions of “Boys Are Back in Town” pre-show. Notable matches: Pretty Boy Smooth & EC3 with Pastor CeeLo, Katie Arquette vs. Tiffany Nieves. Big League Pro's Patriot Games: Epic match: Bill Collier vs. Spencer Slade. Collier also appeared as “William Trudeau” in Canadian wrestling. WWE Rundown: Ron Cena Mania: A new shirt featuring R-Truth as “Ron Cena” sparks buzz—possibly originating from a Cena slip in a press conference. Sorg debates buying it but balks at WWE's $40 price point. John Cena's Farewell Tour: Breakdown of Cena's announced dates and candid promo transparency. Trick Williams Wins TNA Title on NXT Battleground: Cross-promotion shocks fans and raises questions about the future of TNA-NXT integration. Upcoming WWE Matches: Jey Uso vs. Gunther set for Raw. Cody & Uso tag match at Money in the Bank with major title implications. Booking Strategy & Residency Format: WWE's model evolving with show clusters in major cities like Tampa, Philly, and Atlanta—mimicking live performance residencies. AEW Double or Nothing Breakdown: Anarchy in the Arena: Played Drowning Pool's “Bodies” repeatedly until the speaker was destroyed. Homage to ECW/New Jack; high chaos and fan energy. Swerve's Entrance & Staple Gun Madness: Stapled tongue moment pops the crowd; his Predator cosplay noted. Hangman Page Wins Owen Hart Tournament: Upsets expectations; pushing AEW originals over new stars. Women's Matches Shine: Mercedes Moné vs. Jamie Hayter and Willow Nightingale standout performances. International Tournament Format: AEW's “residency” shows to include four-hour specials featuring Claudio, Kenny Omega, and more. 880 Wrestling: Weekly live shows on Thursdays, streaming free at 8PM. Upcoming “No Ceilings” Event at Penn Brewery: Gianni Michael Emrico vs. David Lawless for the 880 Championship. Tag Team “Whips & Chains Match”: Den of Desire vs. Leaders by Example. Colin Delaney vs. Nix Wilde. Big crowd expected; rooftop skyline views highlighted. Behind-the-scenes production insights: rotating crew, experimental nature, and on-the-fly chaos. Praise for the platform's inclusivity, DIY spirit, and career development for wrestlers and staff alike. Cultural Commentary: Karrion Kross vs. Logan Paul Debate: Kross speaks out about viral favoritism in WWE. Sorg and Toddy dissect whether crossover stars deserve special treatment—and how indie wrestlers can compete in a viral landscape. AEW vs WWE TV Formats: AEW praised for high-paced, low-downtime structure. WWE Speed content hard to navigate—suggestions for improvement discussed.

This week on the Wrestling Mayhem Show, we're joined by the always unpredictable Toddy Tondera, the voice of 880 Wrestling, as we dive deep into one of the most stacked weekends in wrestling. From AEW anarchy to WWE surprises and indie insanity, no ceiling can contain this level of Mayhem. Toddy Tondera Returns: First full guest appearance in 6–7 years. Discusses the chaotic joy of live weekly commentary at 880 Wrestling and evolving from podcasting to pro wrestling production. Describes 880 Wrestling as “a fun panic attack.” Indie Wrestling Highlights: NWA Exodus Pro – “Boys Are Back in Town”: Played multiple versions of “Boys Are Back in Town” pre-show. Notable matches: Pretty Boy Smooth & EC3 with Pastor CeeLo, Katie Arquette vs. Tiffany Nieves. Big League Pro's Patriot Games: Epic match: Bill Collier vs. Spencer Slade. Collier also appeared as “William Trudeau” in Canadian wrestling. WWE Rundown: Ron Cena Mania: A new shirt featuring R-Truth as “Ron Cena” sparks buzz—possibly originating from a Cena slip in a press conference. Sorg debates buying it but balks at WWE's $40 price point. John Cena's Farewell Tour: Breakdown of Cena's announced dates and candid promo transparency. Trick Williams Wins TNA Title on NXT Battleground: Cross-promotion shocks fans and raises questions about the future of TNA-NXT integration. Upcoming WWE Matches: Jey Uso vs. Gunther set for Raw. Cody & Uso tag match at Money in the Bank with major title implications. Booking Strategy & Residency Format: WWE's model evolving with show clusters in major cities like Tampa, Philly, and Atlanta—mimicking live performance residencies. AEW Double or Nothing Breakdown: Anarchy in the Arena: Played Drowning Pool's “Bodies” repeatedly until the speaker was destroyed. Homage to ECW/New Jack; high chaos and fan energy. Swerve's Entrance & Staple Gun Madness: Stapled tongue moment pops the crowd; his Predator cosplay noted. Hangman Page Wins Owen Hart Tournament: Upsets expectations; pushing AEW originals over new stars. Women's Matches Shine: Mercedes Moné vs. Jamie Hayter and Willow Nightingale standout performances. International Tournament Format: AEW's “residency” shows to include four-hour specials featuring Claudio, Kenny Omega, and more. 880 Wrestling: Weekly live shows on Thursdays, streaming free at 8PM. Upcoming “No Ceilings” Event at Penn Brewery: Gianni Michael Emrico vs. David Lawless for the 880 Championship. Tag Team “Whips & Chains Match”: Den of Desire vs. Leaders by Example. Colin Delaney vs. Nix Wilde. Big crowd expected; rooftop skyline views highlighted. Behind-the-scenes production insights: rotating crew, experimental nature, and on-the-fly chaos. Praise for the platform's inclusivity, DIY spirit, and career development for wrestlers and staff alike. Cultural Commentary: Karrion Kross vs. Logan Paul Debate: Kross speaks out about viral favoritism in WWE. Sorg and Toddy dissect whether crossover stars deserve special treatment—and how indie wrestlers can compete in a viral landscape. AEW vs WWE TV Formats: AEW praised for high-paced, low-downtime structure. WWE Speed content hard to navigate—suggestions for improvement discussed.

This week on the Wrestling Mayhem Show, we're joined by the always unpredictable Toddy Tondera, the voice of 880 Wrestling, as we dive deep into one of the most stacked weekends in wrestling. From AEW anarchy to WWE surprises and indie insanity, no ceiling can contain this level of Mayhem. Toddy Tondera Returns: First full guest appearance in 6–7 years. Discusses the chaotic joy of live weekly commentary at 880 Wrestling and evolving from podcasting to pro wrestling production. Describes 880 Wrestling as “a fun panic attack.” Indie Wrestling Highlights: NWA Exodus Pro – “Boys Are Back in Town”: Played multiple versions of “Boys Are Back in Town” pre-show. Notable matches: Pretty Boy Smooth & EC3 with Pastor CeeLo, Katie Arquette vs. Tiffany Nieves. Big League Pro's Patriot Games: Epic match: Bill Collier vs. Spencer Slade. Collier also appeared as “William Trudeau” in Canadian wrestling. WWE Rundown: Ron Cena Mania: A new shirt featuring R-Truth as “Ron Cena” sparks buzz—possibly originating from a Cena slip in a press conference. Sorg debates buying it but balks at WWE's $40 price point. John Cena's Farewell Tour: Breakdown of Cena's announced dates and candid promo transparency. Trick Williams Wins TNA Title on NXT Battleground: Cross-promotion shocks fans and raises questions about the future of TNA-NXT integration. Upcoming WWE Matches: Jey Uso vs. Gunther set for Raw. Cody & Uso tag match at Money in the Bank with major title implications. Booking Strategy & Residency Format: WWE's model evolving with show clusters in major cities like Tampa, Philly, and Atlanta—mimicking live performance residencies. AEW Double or Nothing Breakdown: Anarchy in the Arena: Played Drowning Pool's “Bodies” repeatedly until the speaker was destroyed. Homage to ECW/New Jack; high chaos and fan energy. Swerve's Entrance & Staple Gun Madness: Stapled tongue moment pops the crowd; his Predator cosplay noted. Hangman Page Wins Owen Hart Tournament: Upsets expectations; pushing AEW originals over new stars. Women's Matches Shine: Mercedes Moné vs. Jamie Hayter and Willow Nightingale standout performances. International Tournament Format: AEW's “residency” shows to include four-hour specials featuring Claudio, Kenny Omega, and more. 880 Wrestling: Weekly live shows on Thursdays, streaming free at 8PM. Upcoming “No Ceilings” Event at Penn Brewery: Gianni Michael Emrico vs. David Lawless for the 880 Championship. Tag Team “Whips & Chains Match”: Den of Desire vs. Leaders by Example. Colin Delaney vs. Nix Wilde. Big crowd expected; rooftop skyline views highlighted. Behind-the-scenes production insights: rotating crew, experimental nature, and on-the-fly chaos. Praise for the platform's inclusivity, DIY spirit, and career development for wrestlers and staff alike. Cultural Commentary: Karrion Kross vs. Logan Paul Debate: Kross speaks out about viral favoritism in WWE. Sorg and Toddy dissect whether crossover stars deserve special treatment—and how indie wrestlers can compete in a viral landscape. AEW vs WWE TV Formats: AEW praised for high-paced, low-downtime structure. WWE Speed content hard to navigate—suggestions for improvement discussed.

On this week's Wrestling Mayhem Show, “The Heir Apparent” Chris LeRusso returns to the studio for an insightful and entertaining conversation about the past, present, and future of Pittsburgh pro wrestling. Chris dives deep into his experiences with Ring of Honor, his time with the House of Truth, the evolving indie wrestling scene, and his upcoming Pittsburgh Pro Wrestling Camp & Combine. From training philosophy and character development to unforgettable memories with wrestling greats like AJ Styles, Samoa Joe, and Kevin Kelly, this episode is a must-listen for indie wrestling fans and aspiring wrestlers alike. We also get into the story behind his brewing feud with former student Dior Castro, his appreciation for promotions like 880 Wrestling and Enjoy, and reflections on how COVID changed the local scene. Plus: Rizz jumps in for a lively wrap-up covering R-Truth, Logan Paul, and Saturday Night's Main Event.

On this week's Wrestling Mayhem Show, “The Heir Apparent” Chris LeRusso returns to the studio for an insightful and entertaining conversation about the past, present, and future of Pittsburgh pro wrestling. Chris dives deep into his experiences with Ring of Honor, his time with the House of Truth, the evolving indie wrestling scene, and his upcoming Pittsburgh Pro Wrestling Camp & Combine. From training philosophy and character development to unforgettable memories with wrestling greats like AJ Styles, Samoa Joe, and Kevin Kelly, this episode is a must-listen for indie wrestling fans and aspiring wrestlers alike. We also get into the story behind his brewing feud with former student Dior Castro, his appreciation for promotions like 880 Wrestling and Enjoy, and reflections on how COVID changed the local scene. Plus: Rizz jumps in for a lively wrap-up covering R-Truth, Logan Paul, and Saturday Night's Main Event.

On this week's Wrestling Mayhem Show, “The Heir Apparent” Chris LeRusso returns to the studio for an insightful and entertaining conversation about the past, present, and future of Pittsburgh pro wrestling. Chris dives deep into his experiences with Ring of Honor, his time with the House of Truth, the evolving indie wrestling scene, and his upcoming Pittsburgh Pro Wrestling Camp & Combine. From training philosophy and character development to unforgettable memories with wrestling greats like AJ Styles, Samoa Joe, and Kevin Kelly, this episode is a must-listen for indie wrestling fans and aspiring wrestlers alike. We also get into the story behind his brewing feud with former student Dior Castro, his appreciation for promotions like 880 Wrestling and Enjoy, and reflections on how COVID changed the local scene. Plus: Rizz jumps in for a lively wrap-up covering R-Truth, Logan Paul, and Saturday Night's Main Event.

In this special Mother's Day edition of the Wrestling Mayhem Show, Sorg, Podnar, and Rizz come together on a Sunday night to bring fans a jam-packed, impromptu wrestling discussion—even while on the move for upcoming projects! The crew covers a wide range of current events, personal reflections, and WWE happenings, with signature banter and in-depth takes.

In this special Mother's Day edition of the Wrestling Mayhem Show, Sorg, Podnar, and Rizz come together on a Sunday night to bring fans a jam-packed, impromptu wrestling discussion—even while on the move for upcoming projects! The crew covers a wide range of current events, personal reflections, and WWE happenings, with signature banter and in-depth takes.

In this special Mother's Day edition of the Wrestling Mayhem Show, Sorg, Podnar, and Rizz come together on a Sunday night to bring fans a jam-packed, impromptu wrestling discussion—even while on the move for upcoming projects! The crew covers a wide range of current events, personal reflections, and WWE happenings, with signature banter and in-depth takes.

Hosts: Sorg, Dave Podnar, Rizz Guests: Ava Brooks (AIWF World Women's Champion), Lexus Synn (RSW Women's Champion)

Hosts: Sorg, Dave Podnar, Rizz Guests: Ava Brooks (AIWF World Women's Champion), Lexus Synn (RSW Women's Champion)

Hosts: Sorg, Dave Podnar, Rizz Guests: Ava Brooks (AIWF World Women's Champion), Lexus Synn (RSW Women's Champion)

This week's Mayhem Show dives deep into the post-WrestleMania madness and storytelling brilliance, featuring reactions from the Mayhem crew and the energetic duo of 880 Wrestling's Psychedelic Dreams, Alao Dreams & Sammy Suntheimer (and yes, Billy the alien makes the trip from Pluto). From reflections on Cody vs. Cena to indie wrestling growth and tag team dreams, this episode is packed with hot takes, chaos, and cosmic energy.

This week's Mayhem Show dives deep into the post-WrestleMania madness and storytelling brilliance, featuring reactions from the Mayhem crew and the energetic duo of 880 Wrestling's Psychedelic Dreams, Alao Dreams & Sammy Suntheimer (and yes, Billy the alien makes the trip from Pluto). From reflections on Cody vs. Cena to indie wrestling growth and tag team dreams, this episode is packed with hot takes, chaos, and cosmic energy.

This week's Mayhem Show dives deep into the post-WrestleMania madness and storytelling brilliance, featuring reactions from the Mayhem crew and the energetic duo of 880 Wrestling's Psychedelic Dreams, Alao Dreams & Sammy Suntheimer (and yes, Billy the alien makes the trip from Pluto). From reflections on Cody vs. Cena to indie wrestling growth and tag team dreams, this episode is packed with hot takes, chaos, and cosmic energy.

Main Hosts: Sorg, Dave Podnar, and Rizz Special Segment: Patreon in the Bank / Mayhem Mania Finale

Main Hosts: Sorg, Dave Podnar, and Rizz Special Segment: Patreon in the Bank / Mayhem Mania Finale

Main Hosts: Sorg, Dave Podnar, and Rizz Special Segment: Patreon in the Bank / Mayhem Mania Finale

In this episode of the Wrestling Mayhem Show, we're just hours removed from Mayhem Mania, but still ready to deliver the hottest takes and wildest fantasy bookings in professional wrestling. Sorg and Rizz are joined by Dave Podnar and Tina Keys as they time-cop through wrestling news, title controversies, and absurd match creations. Buckle up for a truck-headed episode full of opinions, AI clown images, and spicy tournament talk! ⸻

In this episode of the Wrestling Mayhem Show, we're just hours removed from Mayhem Mania, but still ready to deliver the hottest takes and wildest fantasy bookings in professional wrestling. Sorg and Rizz are joined by Dave Podnar and Tina Keys as they time-cop through wrestling news, title controversies, and absurd match creations. Buckle up for a truck-headed episode full of opinions, AI clown images, and spicy tournament talk! ⸻

In this episode of the Wrestling Mayhem Show, we're just hours removed from Mayhem Mania, but still ready to deliver the hottest takes and wildest fantasy bookings in professional wrestling. Sorg and Rizz are joined by Dave Podnar and Tina Keys as they time-cop through wrestling news, title controversies, and absurd match creations. Buckle up for a truck-headed episode full of opinions, AI clown images, and spicy tournament talk! ⸻

This week on the Wrestling Mayhem Show, Sorg and Rizz are joined by Tony Kincaid for a chaos-filled episode loaded with WrestleMania hype, international WWE tour vibes, and a raucous session of Mayhem Mania! The crew discusses the electric Cena vs. Cody Rhodes promo, Gunther's monstrous momentum, and dives into fantasy booking madness featuring surprise matchups like Will Ospreay vs. Hornswoggle and The Rock's return. Plus, Tony breaks down his latest Banshee scream microphone destruction during Top Rope Tabletop, and we uncover the true meaning of “Grande Americano.” ⸻

This week on the Wrestling Mayhem Show, Sorg and Rizz are joined by Tony Kincaid for a chaos-filled episode loaded with WrestleMania hype, international WWE tour vibes, and a raucous session of Mayhem Mania! The crew discusses the electric Cena vs. Cody Rhodes promo, Gunther's monstrous momentum, and dives into fantasy booking madness featuring surprise matchups like Will Ospreay vs. Hornswoggle and The Rock's return. Plus, Tony breaks down his latest Banshee scream microphone destruction during Top Rope Tabletop, and we uncover the true meaning of “Grande Americano.” ⸻

This week on the Wrestling Mayhem Show, Sorg and Rizz are joined by Tony Kincaid for a chaos-filled episode loaded with WrestleMania hype, international WWE tour vibes, and a raucous session of Mayhem Mania! The crew discusses the electric Cena vs. Cody Rhodes promo, Gunther's monstrous momentum, and dives into fantasy booking madness featuring surprise matchups like Will Ospreay vs. Hornswoggle and The Rock's return. Plus, Tony breaks down his latest Banshee scream microphone destruction during Top Rope Tabletop, and we uncover the true meaning of “Grande Americano.” ⸻

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShowJoin Sorg and Rizz with special guests Blaire Zelith and Jasper Alvin Ziegenbock (JAZ) of the Misfit Militia as they dive into the latest happenings in pro wrestling, discuss the art of storytelling and character development in the ring, and share behind-the-scenes insights from 880 Wrestling and their growing Patreon project. From the rise of “El Grande Americano” to the debate over Beastman's fuzzy status, it's a jam-packed episode of laughs, hot takes, and mayhem.

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShowJoin Sorg and Rizz with special guests Blaire Zelith and Jasper Alvin Ziegenbock (JAZ) of the Misfit Militia as they dive into the latest happenings in pro wrestling, discuss the art of storytelling and character development in the ring, and share behind-the-scenes insights from 880 Wrestling and their growing Patreon project. From the rise of “El Grande Americano” to the debate over Beastman's fuzzy status, it's a jam-packed episode of laughs, hot takes, and mayhem.

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShowJoin Sorg and Rizz with special guests Blaire Zelith and Jasper Alvin Ziegenbock (JAZ) of the Misfit Militia as they dive into the latest happenings in pro wrestling, discuss the art of storytelling and character development in the ring, and share behind-the-scenes insights from 880 Wrestling and their growing Patreon project. From the rise of “El Grande Americano” to the debate over Beastman's fuzzy status, it's a jam-packed episode of laughs, hot takes, and mayhem.

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow In this episode of The Wrestling Mayhem Show, Sorg and Rizz are joined by the Pitt Fight show organizers from the University of Pittsburgh - Greensburg: Kyle, Liam, Sidney, and Delilah. They discuss the upcoming Pit Fight event, their experiences organizing the show, and what fans can expect. The crew also dives into the latest in WWE and AEW, including the shocking John Cena heel turn, reactions from fans, and the international response. Plus, a hilarious discussion on Karrion Kross' surprise book and a fictional fragrance ad concept. Don't miss Mayhem Mania as the guests get their chance to book the ultimate wrestling card! Key Topics & News Stories • Pit Fight 2025: • University of Pittsburgh - Greensburg's wrestling club returns with its annual charity wrestling event. • Featuring a stacked card, including Matt Cross vs. Bill Collier and a street fight with Marshall Gambino and Chris LeRusso. • Organizing challenges and behind-the-scenes stories, including setting up the ring and making custom weapons. • John Cena's Shocking Heel Turn: • Cena turned heel for the first time in his career at WWE Elimination Chamber. • His promo was described as one of the best in wrestling history. • Discussion about fan reactions, including a heartbroken child in the crowd. • WWE's International Expansion: • WWE has been hosting shows in Barcelona and Brussels. • Fan reactions in different countries, and how wrestling remains a universal language. • Raw's New Early Start Time: • WWE Raw now airing earlier in different time zones due to international shows. • Fans share their thoughts on whether they prefer the earlier schedule. • The Mystery Luchador in WWE: • Speculation on the identity of a masked wrestler appearing on WWE programming. • Could it be Rey Fenix or another surprise return? • Karrion Kross' Unexpected Book Release: • The group reacts to Karrion Kross' unadvertised book. • This leads to the creation of a fictional cologne commercial for “Doom” by Karrion Kross. • “Smell the end, own the beginning” becomes the tagline of the night. • Wrestling Books Boom: • Discussion of other wrestlers writing books, including Natalya and Saraya (Paige). • How wrestling books have become a trend among talent. • Pittsburgh Wrestling Scene & Local Events: • AEW's recent Pittsburgh show and its significance. • Local indie promotions drawing big crowds and participation from Pitt Fight Club members. “What We Learned” Segment • Sydney learned how much fun and effort goes into planning a wrestling show. • Delilah learned that making wrestling weapons (like the Bobcat Brawl mouse trap board) is just as fun as watching the match. • Liam learned that ring setup is a brutal process and requires a full team. • Kyle learned that their event has become a staple at the university and how much the wrestling community supports it. • Sorg learned that Chachi is making an unexpected return to wrestling events just for Pit Fight. • Rizz learned that intern John has been suffering from a non-stop fire alarm. Would you like a condensed version for podcast platforms?

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow In this episode of The Wrestling Mayhem Show, Sorg and Rizz are joined by the Pitt Fight show organizers from the University of Pittsburgh - Greensburg: Kyle, Liam, Sidney, and Delilah. They discuss the upcoming Pit Fight event, their experiences organizing the show, and what fans can expect. The crew also dives into the latest in WWE and AEW, including the shocking John Cena heel turn, reactions from fans, and the international response. Plus, a hilarious discussion on Karrion Kross' surprise book and a fictional fragrance ad concept. Don't miss Mayhem Mania as the guests get their chance to book the ultimate wrestling card! Key Topics & News Stories • Pit Fight 2025: • University of Pittsburgh - Greensburg's wrestling club returns with its annual charity wrestling event. • Featuring a stacked card, including Matt Cross vs. Bill Collier and a street fight with Marshall Gambino and Chris LeRusso. • Organizing challenges and behind-the-scenes stories, including setting up the ring and making custom weapons. • John Cena's Shocking Heel Turn: • Cena turned heel for the first time in his career at WWE Elimination Chamber. • His promo was described as one of the best in wrestling history. • Discussion about fan reactions, including a heartbroken child in the crowd. • WWE's International Expansion: • WWE has been hosting shows in Barcelona and Brussels. • Fan reactions in different countries, and how wrestling remains a universal language. • Raw's New Early Start Time: • WWE Raw now airing earlier in different time zones due to international shows. • Fans share their thoughts on whether they prefer the earlier schedule. • The Mystery Luchador in WWE: • Speculation on the identity of a masked wrestler appearing on WWE programming. • Could it be Rey Fenix or another surprise return? • Karrion Kross' Unexpected Book Release: • The group reacts to Karrion Kross' unadvertised book. • This leads to the creation of a fictional cologne commercial for “Doom” by Karrion Kross. • “Smell the end, own the beginning” becomes the tagline of the night. • Wrestling Books Boom: • Discussion of other wrestlers writing books, including Natalya and Saraya (Paige). • How wrestling books have become a trend among talent. • Pittsburgh Wrestling Scene & Local Events: • AEW's recent Pittsburgh show and its significance. • Local indie promotions drawing big crowds and participation from Pitt Fight Club members. “What We Learned” Segment • Sydney learned how much fun and effort goes into planning a wrestling show. • Delilah learned that making wrestling weapons (like the Bobcat Brawl mouse trap board) is just as fun as watching the match. • Liam learned that ring setup is a brutal process and requires a full team. • Kyle learned that their event has become a staple at the university and how much the wrestling community supports it. • Sorg learned that Chachi is making an unexpected return to wrestling events just for Pit Fight. • Rizz learned that intern John has been suffering from a non-stop fire alarm. Would you like a condensed version for podcast platforms?

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow In this episode of The Wrestling Mayhem Show, Sorg and Rizz are joined by the Pitt Fight show organizers from the University of Pittsburgh - Greensburg: Kyle, Liam, Sidney, and Delilah. They discuss the upcoming Pit Fight event, their experiences organizing the show, and what fans can expect. The crew also dives into the latest in WWE and AEW, including the shocking John Cena heel turn, reactions from fans, and the international response. Plus, a hilarious discussion on Karrion Kross' surprise book and a fictional fragrance ad concept. Don't miss Mayhem Mania as the guests get their chance to book the ultimate wrestling card! Key Topics & News Stories • Pit Fight 2025: • University of Pittsburgh - Greensburg's wrestling club returns with its annual charity wrestling event. • Featuring a stacked card, including Matt Cross vs. Bill Collier and a street fight with Marshall Gambino and Chris LeRusso. • Organizing challenges and behind-the-scenes stories, including setting up the ring and making custom weapons. • John Cena's Shocking Heel Turn: • Cena turned heel for the first time in his career at WWE Elimination Chamber. • His promo was described as one of the best in wrestling history. • Discussion about fan reactions, including a heartbroken child in the crowd. • WWE's International Expansion: • WWE has been hosting shows in Barcelona and Brussels. • Fan reactions in different countries, and how wrestling remains a universal language. • Raw's New Early Start Time: • WWE Raw now airing earlier in different time zones due to international shows. • Fans share their thoughts on whether they prefer the earlier schedule. • The Mystery Luchador in WWE: • Speculation on the identity of a masked wrestler appearing on WWE programming. • Could it be Rey Fenix or another surprise return? • Karrion Kross' Unexpected Book Release: • The group reacts to Karrion Kross' unadvertised book. • This leads to the creation of a fictional cologne commercial for “Doom” by Karrion Kross. • “Smell the end, own the beginning” becomes the tagline of the night. • Wrestling Books Boom: • Discussion of other wrestlers writing books, including Natalya and Saraya (Paige). • How wrestling books have become a trend among talent. • Pittsburgh Wrestling Scene & Local Events: • AEW's recent Pittsburgh show and its significance. • Local indie promotions drawing big crowds and participation from Pitt Fight Club members. “What We Learned” Segment • Sydney learned how much fun and effort goes into planning a wrestling show. • Delilah learned that making wrestling weapons (like the Bobcat Brawl mouse trap board) is just as fun as watching the match. • Liam learned that ring setup is a brutal process and requires a full team. • Kyle learned that their event has become a staple at the university and how much the wrestling community supports it. • Sorg learned that Chachi is making an unexpected return to wrestling events just for Pit Fight. • Rizz learned that intern John has been suffering from a non-stop fire alarm. Would you like a condensed version for podcast platforms?

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow This week on the Wrestling Mayhem Show, hosts Sorg and Rizz are joined by 880 Hardcore Champion Dior Castro for a jam-packed episode covering pro wrestling's hottest topics, from AEW's latest spectacle to underground hardcore action and beyond! Topics Covered: •

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow This week on the Wrestling Mayhem Show, hosts Sorg and Rizz are joined by 880 Hardcore Champion Dior Castro for a jam-packed episode covering pro wrestling's hottest topics, from AEW's latest spectacle to underground hardcore action and beyond! Topics Covered: •

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow This week on the Wrestling Mayhem Show, hosts Sorg and Rizz are joined by 880 Hardcore Champion Dior Castro for a jam-packed episode covering pro wrestling's hottest topics, from AEW's latest spectacle to underground hardcore action and beyond! Topics Covered: •

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow Topics Covered: • Show Introduction & Technical Difficulties • Sorg and Rizz chat informally as they set up the stream. • A mix of technical issues and off-the-cuff banter sets the tone for a casual and fun show. • John Cena's Heel Turn & WWE Storylines • Discussion about John Cena's major heel turn and the production details surrounding it. • How Triple H controlled the production flow during the turn. • Speculation on how Cena's heel run plays into WrestleMania. • Travis Scott's WWE Appearance • The controversy and confusion surrounding Travis Scott's role at WWE Elimination Chamber. • The moment when he nearly handed Jey Uso a weed gummy on live TV. • The impact of celebrities crossing into wrestling. • Comparing The Rock & Cena to Hulk Hogan's Heel Turn • A deep dive into the similarities between Cena's heel turn and Hogan's nWo moment. • Discussion on how fans reacted then vs. now. • Speculation on where WWE takes this storyline next. • Seth Rollins & Cody Rhodes WrestleMania Implications • How Rollins plays into the broader WrestleMania picture. • Theories about potential alliances, betrayals, and surprises. • Women's Division Shake-Up • Jade Cargill's mysterious storyline involving Naomi & Bianca Belair. • The fallout of IYO SKY winning the WWE Women's Championship. • Speculation on a potential multi-woman match at WrestleMania. • Chad Gable's Mystery Angle • Theories on Gable receiving a mysterious box during WWE's backstage segments. • Comparison to Lucha Underground and potential supernatural elements. • AEW Revolution Preview • Discussion on upcoming AEW Revolution matches, including Will Ospreay, Swerve Strickland, and the ongoing MJF redemption arc. • Debate on AEW's storytelling compared to WWE's current WrestleMania hype. • Wrestling & Streaming Platforms • The future of wrestling as WWE moves to Netflix. • How wrestling content is adapting to new viewing habits. • TKO Takeover & WWE-UFC Partnerships • WWE & UFC's co-branded events and what it means for fans. • The potential for Pittsburgh to host one of these super-events. • Mayhem Mania 2025 Begins! • The annual fantasy wrestling booking segment kicks off. • The first round of matches is set, with surprises and unexpected picks. • Space Jail claims multiple victims, including Montez Ford, Dominic Mysterio, and Hulk Hogan. “What We Learned” Segment Highlights: • The Rock's promo style has become exaggerated and over-the-top. • WrestleMania season is bringing out some of the most compelling wrestling storytelling in years. • Technical issues are just part of the charm of live podcasting.

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow Topics Covered: • Show Introduction & Technical Difficulties • Sorg and Rizz chat informally as they set up the stream. • A mix of technical issues and off-the-cuff banter sets the tone for a casual and fun show. • John Cena's Heel Turn & WWE Storylines • Discussion about John Cena's major heel turn and the production details surrounding it. • How Triple H controlled the production flow during the turn. • Speculation on how Cena's heel run plays into WrestleMania. • Travis Scott's WWE Appearance • The controversy and confusion surrounding Travis Scott's role at WWE Elimination Chamber. • The moment when he nearly handed Jey Uso a weed gummy on live TV. • The impact of celebrities crossing into wrestling. • Comparing The Rock & Cena to Hulk Hogan's Heel Turn • A deep dive into the similarities between Cena's heel turn and Hogan's nWo moment. • Discussion on how fans reacted then vs. now. • Speculation on where WWE takes this storyline next. • Seth Rollins & Cody Rhodes WrestleMania Implications • How Rollins plays into the broader WrestleMania picture. • Theories about potential alliances, betrayals, and surprises. • Women's Division Shake-Up • Jade Cargill's mysterious storyline involving Naomi & Bianca Belair. • The fallout of IYO SKY winning the WWE Women's Championship. • Speculation on a potential multi-woman match at WrestleMania. • Chad Gable's Mystery Angle • Theories on Gable receiving a mysterious box during WWE's backstage segments. • Comparison to Lucha Underground and potential supernatural elements. • AEW Revolution Preview • Discussion on upcoming AEW Revolution matches, including Will Ospreay, Swerve Strickland, and the ongoing MJF redemption arc. • Debate on AEW's storytelling compared to WWE's current WrestleMania hype. • Wrestling & Streaming Platforms • The future of wrestling as WWE moves to Netflix. • How wrestling content is adapting to new viewing habits. • TKO Takeover & WWE-UFC Partnerships • WWE & UFC's co-branded events and what it means for fans. • The potential for Pittsburgh to host one of these super-events. • Mayhem Mania 2025 Begins! • The annual fantasy wrestling booking segment kicks off. • The first round of matches is set, with surprises and unexpected picks. • Space Jail claims multiple victims, including Montez Ford, Dominic Mysterio, and Hulk Hogan. “What We Learned” Segment Highlights: • The Rock's promo style has become exaggerated and over-the-top. • WrestleMania season is bringing out some of the most compelling wrestling storytelling in years. • Technical issues are just part of the charm of live podcasting.

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow The Wrestling Mayhem Show returns with another fun and chaotic discussion of all things professional wrestling! Hosts Sorg and Rizz are joined by The Unwilting Tatiana as they dive into the latest news from WWE, AEW, and the independent wrestling scene. From Cody Rhodes' soul belonging to The Rock to Tatiana's championship journey, there's plenty to talk about in this episode! We break down the latest WWE storylines, explore the crossover between WWE and TNA, and debate whether ticket prices are driving fans away from live wrestling events. Plus, Tatiana shares behind-the-scenes insights into 880 Wrestling, intergender matches, and her growing collection of championship belts. Stick around for our “What We Learned” segment, where the crew shares their biggest takeaways from the week in wrestling! Key Topics & Summaries Guest Introduction: The Unwilting Tatiana • Discusses her championship journey, including her reign as TNF Champion and OCW Women's Champion. • Talks about Some Guy Named John cashing in his title shot from a forgotten Thanksgiving battle royal. • Highlights the first all-women's main event in 880 Wrestling history, where she faced Brianna Banz. Wrestling News & Discussion The Rock & Cody Rhodes Storyline • The Rock returns to WWE and cuts a 30-minute promo, setting the stage for a WrestleMania showdown. • Speculation on whether Cody Rhodes will turn heel. • Discussion on Seth Rollins' involvement in the Cody/Rock storyline. • The impact of WWE's “soul” storytelling with Cody, The Rock, and other characters. Kevin Owens vs. Sami Zayn: The Endless Rivalry • A look at the decades-long feud between Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn, now continuing into 2024. • Discussion on how this feud mirrors their ROH and NXT battles. • Debate on whether their story culminates at WrestleMania or if this is just another chapter. WWE & TNA Crossovers • WWE acknowledging TNA on TV and featuring TNA stars like Moose on NXT. • Comparison to the old WWE/ECW crossover days. • Speculation on whether TNA benefits more than WWE from this relationship. WWE Ticket Prices & Accessibility • WrestleMania ticket prices skyrocketing (back row seats starting at $300 per night). • Is WWE pricing out casual fans and families? • Comparison to UFC ticket prices and how WWE is trying to market itself as a premium event. • AEW's ticket pricing and whether it will capitalize on fans being priced out of WWE shows. Independent Wrestling & 880 Wrestling Discussion • Tatiana reflects on the growth of 880 Wrestling and how it has helped wrestlers develop. • The importance of promotions filming their matches and not losing footage. • Her most brutal match experiences, including being hit in the head with a trash can. • The value of intergender wrestling and why 880 Wrestling embraces it. Championship Gold & Belt Talk • Tatiana shares her journey from being an underdog to a multi-title holder. • Talks about her massive 1CW Women's Championship belt—so big that it covered her entire torso. • The evolution of women's championship belt designs and the impact of older, smaller “feminine” belts. Upcoming Events & Matches • WWE Elimination Chamber predictions, including: • Women's Chamber Match: Will Bianca Belair turn heel? • Men's Chamber Match: Could Jade Cargill interfere? • Speculation on Enzo Amore's upcoming appearance at RWA and what kind of chaos he might bring. “What We Learned” Segment • Sorg learned that hardcore wrestling fans will always find a way to push boundaries, even with food-based weapons (a reference to the “Pizza Deathmatch” idea). • Rizz learned that Logan Paul is now banned from Egypt, adding another country to his growing list of bans. • Tatiana learned that some wrestlers never let go of grudges, referencing Some Guy Named John blindsiding her and using his title shot to steal the TNF Championship. This episode is packed with wrestling insights, hilarious takes, and a deep dive into indie wrestling and WWE storylines. Don't miss out on this must-listen episode of the Wrestling Mayhem Show!

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow The Wrestling Mayhem Show returns with another fun and chaotic discussion of all things professional wrestling! Hosts Sorg and Rizz are joined by The Unwilting Tatiana as they dive into the latest news from WWE, AEW, and the independent wrestling scene. From Cody Rhodes' soul belonging to The Rock to Tatiana's championship journey, there's plenty to talk about in this episode! We break down the latest WWE storylines, explore the crossover between WWE and TNA, and debate whether ticket prices are driving fans away from live wrestling events. Plus, Tatiana shares behind-the-scenes insights into 880 Wrestling, intergender matches, and her growing collection of championship belts. Stick around for our “What We Learned” segment, where the crew shares their biggest takeaways from the week in wrestling! Key Topics & Summaries Guest Introduction: The Unwilting Tatiana • Discusses her championship journey, including her reign as TNF Champion and OCW Women's Champion. • Talks about Some Guy Named John cashing in his title shot from a forgotten Thanksgiving battle royal. • Highlights the first all-women's main event in 880 Wrestling history, where she faced Brianna Banz. Wrestling News & Discussion The Rock & Cody Rhodes Storyline • The Rock returns to WWE and cuts a 30-minute promo, setting the stage for a WrestleMania showdown. • Speculation on whether Cody Rhodes will turn heel. • Discussion on Seth Rollins' involvement in the Cody/Rock storyline. • The impact of WWE's “soul” storytelling with Cody, The Rock, and other characters. Kevin Owens vs. Sami Zayn: The Endless Rivalry • A look at the decades-long feud between Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn, now continuing into 2024. • Discussion on how this feud mirrors their ROH and NXT battles. • Debate on whether their story culminates at WrestleMania or if this is just another chapter. WWE & TNA Crossovers • WWE acknowledging TNA on TV and featuring TNA stars like Moose on NXT. • Comparison to the old WWE/ECW crossover days. • Speculation on whether TNA benefits more than WWE from this relationship. WWE Ticket Prices & Accessibility • WrestleMania ticket prices skyrocketing (back row seats starting at $300 per night). • Is WWE pricing out casual fans and families? • Comparison to UFC ticket prices and how WWE is trying to market itself as a premium event. • AEW's ticket pricing and whether it will capitalize on fans being priced out of WWE shows. Independent Wrestling & 880 Wrestling Discussion • Tatiana reflects on the growth of 880 Wrestling and how it has helped wrestlers develop. • The importance of promotions filming their matches and not losing footage. • Her most brutal match experiences, including being hit in the head with a trash can. • The value of intergender wrestling and why 880 Wrestling embraces it. Championship Gold & Belt Talk • Tatiana shares her journey from being an underdog to a multi-title holder. • Talks about her massive 1CW Women's Championship belt—so big that it covered her entire torso. • The evolution of women's championship belt designs and the impact of older, smaller “feminine” belts. Upcoming Events & Matches • WWE Elimination Chamber predictions, including: • Women's Chamber Match: Will Bianca Belair turn heel? • Men's Chamber Match: Could Jade Cargill interfere? • Speculation on Enzo Amore's upcoming appearance at RWA and what kind of chaos he might bring. “What We Learned” Segment • Sorg learned that hardcore wrestling fans will always find a way to push boundaries, even with food-based weapons (a reference to the “Pizza Deathmatch” idea). • Rizz learned that Logan Paul is now banned from Egypt, adding another country to his growing list of bans. • Tatiana learned that some wrestlers never let go of grudges, referencing Some Guy Named John blindsiding her and using his title shot to steal the TNF Championship. This episode is packed with wrestling insights, hilarious takes, and a deep dive into indie wrestling and WWE storylines. Don't miss out on this must-listen episode of the Wrestling Mayhem Show!

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow The Wrestling Mayhem Show returns with another fun and chaotic discussion of all things professional wrestling! Hosts Sorg and Rizz are joined by The Unwilting Tatiana as they dive into the latest news from WWE, AEW, and the independent wrestling scene. From Cody Rhodes' soul belonging to The Rock to Tatiana's championship journey, there's plenty to talk about in this episode! We break down the latest WWE storylines, explore the crossover between WWE and TNA, and debate whether ticket prices are driving fans away from live wrestling events. Plus, Tatiana shares behind-the-scenes insights into 880 Wrestling, intergender matches, and her growing collection of championship belts. Stick around for our “What We Learned” segment, where the crew shares their biggest takeaways from the week in wrestling! Key Topics & Summaries Guest Introduction: The Unwilting Tatiana • Discusses her championship journey, including her reign as TNF Champion and OCW Women's Champion. • Talks about Some Guy Named John cashing in his title shot from a forgotten Thanksgiving battle royal. • Highlights the first all-women's main event in 880 Wrestling history, where she faced Brianna Banz. Wrestling News & Discussion The Rock & Cody Rhodes Storyline • The Rock returns to WWE and cuts a 30-minute promo, setting the stage for a WrestleMania showdown. • Speculation on whether Cody Rhodes will turn heel. • Discussion on Seth Rollins' involvement in the Cody/Rock storyline. • The impact of WWE's “soul” storytelling with Cody, The Rock, and other characters. Kevin Owens vs. Sami Zayn: The Endless Rivalry • A look at the decades-long feud between Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn, now continuing into 2024. • Discussion on how this feud mirrors their ROH and NXT battles. • Debate on whether their story culminates at WrestleMania or if this is just another chapter. WWE & TNA Crossovers • WWE acknowledging TNA on TV and featuring TNA stars like Moose on NXT. • Comparison to the old WWE/ECW crossover days. • Speculation on whether TNA benefits more than WWE from this relationship. WWE Ticket Prices & Accessibility • WrestleMania ticket prices skyrocketing (back row seats starting at $300 per night). • Is WWE pricing out casual fans and families? • Comparison to UFC ticket prices and how WWE is trying to market itself as a premium event. • AEW's ticket pricing and whether it will capitalize on fans being priced out of WWE shows. Independent Wrestling & 880 Wrestling Discussion • Tatiana reflects on the growth of 880 Wrestling and how it has helped wrestlers develop. • The importance of promotions filming their matches and not losing footage. • Her most brutal match experiences, including being hit in the head with a trash can. • The value of intergender wrestling and why 880 Wrestling embraces it. Championship Gold & Belt Talk • Tatiana shares her journey from being an underdog to a multi-title holder. • Talks about her massive 1CW Women's Championship belt—so big that it covered her entire torso. • The evolution of women's championship belt designs and the impact of older, smaller “feminine” belts. Upcoming Events & Matches • WWE Elimination Chamber predictions, including: • Women's Chamber Match: Will Bianca Belair turn heel? • Men's Chamber Match: Could Jade Cargill interfere? • Speculation on Enzo Amore's upcoming appearance at RWA and what kind of chaos he might bring. “What We Learned” Segment • Sorg learned that hardcore wrestling fans will always find a way to push boundaries, even with food-based weapons (a reference to the “Pizza Deathmatch” idea). • Rizz learned that Logan Paul is now banned from Egypt, adding another country to his growing list of bans. • Tatiana learned that some wrestlers never let go of grudges, referencing Some Guy Named John blindsiding her and using his title shot to steal the TNF Championship. This episode is packed with wrestling insights, hilarious takes, and a deep dive into indie wrestling and WWE storylines. Don't miss out on this must-listen episode of the Wrestling Mayhem Show!

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow Podcast Setup & Tech Issues Hosts are using a new streaming platform, Riverside FM, which presents some minor hiccups. Accidental cross-streaming between Wrestling Mayhem Show and AwesomeCast leads to an early Patreon leak. Sorg is recording from Ann Arbor, Michigan, while Riz is back in Pittsburgh. Streaming Frustrations for Traveling Wrestling Fans The challenges of watching WWE, AEW, and TNA while traveling. VPN Workarounds – Canadian NXT and SmackDown downloads vs. AEW replays on Max. TNA subscription regrets – paying for it but not watching it. The transition from WWE Network to Peacock and its impact on wrestling viewership. The Evolution of Wrestling Streaming Platforms WWE's $5 billion Peacock deal and its business strategy. The shift from independent platforms (IWTV, Highspots) to mainstream services like Netflix and Max. AEW and ROH's Honor Club and how it compares to WWE's model. NXT vs. AEW Women's Division A deep dive into which roster is stronger: AEW: Toni Storm, Mercedes Moné, Julia Hart, Harley Cameron. NXT: Roxanne Perez, Bayley, Jordynne Grace, Julia (STARDOM). The crossover effect – WWE and TNA working together. How AEW's women's division is improving, but NXT's depth might be better. AEW's Booking & Talent Management Ricky Starks Debate – Is AEW underutilizing him? Why aren't AEW's homegrown stars getting main event opportunities? The ongoing issue with certain AEW talents getting "lost in the shuffle" (Miro, Andrade, etc.). The rise of Harley Cameron as an entertainment figure akin to R-Truth. Elimination Chamber & WrestleMania Speculation Women's Chamber Match: Liv Morgan, Bianca Belair, Alexa Bliss, Bayley, Naomi, and Roxanne Perez – Who wins? Men's Chamber Match: The Cody Rhodes path to WrestleMania. CM Punk vs. John Cena rumors – Could this be Cena's return match? The “Paul Heyman Favor” mystery and how it could shake up the main event. Crossover Between WWE & TNA Moose appearing on NXT – What does this mean for WWE and TNA's relationship? Former WWE stars returning in TNA – Fandango's reappearance under a different name. Potential matchups: Moose vs. Omos? Jacob Fatu vs. Bron Breakker? Jon Moxley vs. Adam Copeland (Edge) Main Event Is AEW focusing too much on ex-WWE stars in main event positions? The need for homegrown AEW talent to get the spotlight. How this match compares to WWE's booking of older stars like Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes. Fantasy Booking & AEW vs. WWE Will Kevin Owens vs. Sami Zayn extend to WrestleMania? Roman Reigns' Mania Plans – Who challenges him? Dream matches for AEW's evolving roster (Bron Breakker vs. Jacob Fatu, etc.). Off-Topic Shenanigans Wrestling Cruises & Themed Cruises: Jericho's Rockin' Wrestling Cruise vs. a potential Juggalo Cruise. Flat Earth cruise… on a round planet? Mayhem at Sea – A future Wrestling Mayhem Show cruise? Disney & Swingers Cruises – (Wait, what?!) "What We Learned" Segment Sorg: Learned that Notorious Norm Connors still lives up to his name after a shocking betrayal at RWA. Rizz: Learned that AEW's booking of Edge vs. Moxley feels like WWE's Ruthless Aggression Era all over again. Jesse (Chat Room): Learned that AJ Francis' car smells great. Tina (Chat Room): Learned that women's wrestling is at an all-time high with Grand Slam's singalong and Bianca/Naomi's tribute to Bring It On. Check out the Indy Wrestling US Network at www.indywrestling.network. For a short time, get a 7-day FREE trial to access a growing collection of content. **A special shout out to our Manager Level Patreon supporter Bradley Ruthers (@HeelBradley) Join us LIVE Tuesdays at 9PM ET on Facebook, Youtube, and Twitch! You can support the show at Patreon.com/wrestlingmayhemshow! Go to wrestlingmayhemshow.com for more entertainment! Thanks to Basick Sickness (@basicksickness) for the awesome intro for the show

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow Podcast Setup & Tech Issues Hosts are using a new streaming platform, Riverside FM, which presents some minor hiccups. Accidental cross-streaming between Wrestling Mayhem Show and AwesomeCast leads to an early Patreon leak. Sorg is recording from Ann Arbor, Michigan, while Riz is back in Pittsburgh. Streaming Frustrations for Traveling Wrestling Fans The challenges of watching WWE, AEW, and TNA while traveling. VPN Workarounds – Canadian NXT and SmackDown downloads vs. AEW replays on Max. TNA subscription regrets – paying for it but not watching it. The transition from WWE Network to Peacock and its impact on wrestling viewership. The Evolution of Wrestling Streaming Platforms WWE's $5 billion Peacock deal and its business strategy. The shift from independent platforms (IWTV, Highspots) to mainstream services like Netflix and Max. AEW and ROH's Honor Club and how it compares to WWE's model. NXT vs. AEW Women's Division A deep dive into which roster is stronger: AEW: Toni Storm, Mercedes Moné, Julia Hart, Harley Cameron. NXT: Roxanne Perez, Bayley, Jordynne Grace, Julia (STARDOM). The crossover effect – WWE and TNA working together. How AEW's women's division is improving, but NXT's depth might be better. AEW's Booking & Talent Management Ricky Starks Debate – Is AEW underutilizing him? Why aren't AEW's homegrown stars getting main event opportunities? The ongoing issue with certain AEW talents getting "lost in the shuffle" (Miro, Andrade, etc.). The rise of Harley Cameron as an entertainment figure akin to R-Truth. Elimination Chamber & WrestleMania Speculation Women's Chamber Match: Liv Morgan, Bianca Belair, Alexa Bliss, Bayley, Naomi, and Roxanne Perez – Who wins? Men's Chamber Match: The Cody Rhodes path to WrestleMania. CM Punk vs. John Cena rumors – Could this be Cena's return match? The “Paul Heyman Favor” mystery and how it could shake up the main event. Crossover Between WWE & TNA Moose appearing on NXT – What does this mean for WWE and TNA's relationship? Former WWE stars returning in TNA – Fandango's reappearance under a different name. Potential matchups: Moose vs. Omos? Jacob Fatu vs. Bron Breakker? Jon Moxley vs. Adam Copeland (Edge) Main Event Is AEW focusing too much on ex-WWE stars in main event positions? The need for homegrown AEW talent to get the spotlight. How this match compares to WWE's booking of older stars like Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes. Fantasy Booking & AEW vs. WWE Will Kevin Owens vs. Sami Zayn extend to WrestleMania? Roman Reigns' Mania Plans – Who challenges him? Dream matches for AEW's evolving roster (Bron Breakker vs. Jacob Fatu, etc.). Off-Topic Shenanigans Wrestling Cruises & Themed Cruises: Jericho's Rockin' Wrestling Cruise vs. a potential Juggalo Cruise. Flat Earth cruise… on a round planet? Mayhem at Sea – A future Wrestling Mayhem Show cruise? Disney & Swingers Cruises – (Wait, what?!) "What We Learned" Segment Sorg: Learned that Notorious Norm Connors still lives up to his name after a shocking betrayal at RWA. Rizz: Learned that AEW's booking of Edge vs. Moxley feels like WWE's Ruthless Aggression Era all over again. Jesse (Chat Room): Learned that AJ Francis' car smells great. Tina (Chat Room): Learned that women's wrestling is at an all-time high with Grand Slam's singalong and Bianca/Naomi's tribute to Bring It On. Check out the Indy Wrestling US Network at www.indywrestling.network. For a short time, get a 7-day FREE trial to access a growing collection of content. **A special shout out to our Manager Level Patreon supporter Bradley Ruthers (@HeelBradley) Join us LIVE Tuesdays at 9PM ET on Facebook, Youtube, and Twitch! You can support the show at Patreon.com/wrestlingmayhemshow! Go to wrestlingmayhemshow.com for more entertainment! Thanks to Basick Sickness (@basicksickness) for the awesome intro for the show

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow Get ready for laughs, chaos, and a whole lot of love in this special edition of the Wrestling Mayhem Show! It's Mayhem Wed Game 3, where we put wrestling couples to the test in a pro wrestling take on the classic Newlywed Game! This Week's Guests: • The Remedies – OG Mayhemmers Doc Remedy & Mayhem Missie return for another round! • The Wrestling Power Couple – Ryse Grand Champion Christian Noir & RSW Women's Champion Lexus Synn bring their gold and chemistry to the competition. What Went Down in This Episode: • The Mayhem Wed Game Returns! • Wrestling-themed relationship questions challenge our couples on how well they know each other. • Heated debates over wrestling entrance themes, dream matches, and… who has the best Whoopi style? • Hilarious miscommunications and unexpected answers leave everyone in stitches! • Wrestling Talk & Shenanigans: • Comparing wrestling move names to bedroom techniques (Iron Man Match or WWE Speed?!) • The ultimate comfort wrestling match – Is it Lucha Underground? King of the Ring 1998? • The WrestleMania dream entrance theme debate – Motionless in White, Shawn Michaels, or something totally unexpected? • Best wrestling couple comparisons – Rhea Ripley & Buddy Matthews, Becky Lynch & Seth Rollins, or… something completely off the wall? • Unfiltered Mayhem & Off-the-Rails Moments: • Oakmont Bakery cookies… where they shouldn't be. • Wild confessions about bumping in wrestling… and outside the ring. • Unexpected Rhea Ripley discourse – Is she the GOAT or overrated? • A shocking demand at the end… (Wait, what did they just ask Sorg to say?!) What We Learned This Week: • The answer to everything might just be Rhea Ripley. • Backlash is the most underrated PPV ever. • Johnny Gargano's secret nickname on the show is “Johnny Bananas.” • Wrestlers have strong opinions about wrestling themes, catchphrases, and finishing moves… in all aspects of life. • Doc Remedy will forever answer “Shawn Michaels” to any question, whether it makes sense or not. This episode was pure chaos, comedy, and wrestling mayhem at its finest!Check out the Indy Wrestling US Network at www.indywrestling.network. For a short time, get a 7-day FREE trial to access a growing collection of content. **A special shout out to our Manager Level Patreon supporter Bradley Ruthers (@HeelBradley) Join us LIVE Tuesdays at 9PM ET on Facebook, Youtube, and Twitch! You can support the show at Patreon.com/wrestlingmayhemshow! Go to wrestlingmayhemshow.com for more entertainment! Thanks to Basick Sickness (@basicksickness) for the awesome intro for the show

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow Get ready for laughs, chaos, and a whole lot of love in this special edition of the Wrestling Mayhem Show! It's Mayhem Wed Game 3, where we put wrestling couples to the test in a pro wrestling take on the classic Newlywed Game! This Week's Guests: • The Remedies – OG Mayhemmers Doc Remedy & Mayhem Missie return for another round! • The Wrestling Power Couple – Ryse Grand Champion Christian Noir & RSW Women's Champion Lexus Synn bring their gold and chemistry to the competition. What Went Down in This Episode: • The Mayhem Wed Game Returns! • Wrestling-themed relationship questions challenge our couples on how well they know each other. • Heated debates over wrestling entrance themes, dream matches, and… who has the best Whoopi style? • Hilarious miscommunications and unexpected answers leave everyone in stitches! • Wrestling Talk & Shenanigans: • Comparing wrestling move names to bedroom techniques (Iron Man Match or WWE Speed?!) • The ultimate comfort wrestling match – Is it Lucha Underground? King of the Ring 1998? • The WrestleMania dream entrance theme debate – Motionless in White, Shawn Michaels, or something totally unexpected? • Best wrestling couple comparisons – Rhea Ripley & Buddy Matthews, Becky Lynch & Seth Rollins, or… something completely off the wall? • Unfiltered Mayhem & Off-the-Rails Moments: • Oakmont Bakery cookies… where they shouldn't be. • Wild confessions about bumping in wrestling… and outside the ring. • Unexpected Rhea Ripley discourse – Is she the GOAT or overrated? • A shocking demand at the end… (Wait, what did they just ask Sorg to say?!) What We Learned This Week: • The answer to everything might just be Rhea Ripley. • Backlash is the most underrated PPV ever. • Johnny Gargano's secret nickname on the show is “Johnny Bananas.” • Wrestlers have strong opinions about wrestling themes, catchphrases, and finishing moves… in all aspects of life. • Doc Remedy will forever answer “Shawn Michaels” to any question, whether it makes sense or not. This episode was pure chaos, comedy, and wrestling mayhem at its finest!Check out the Indy Wrestling US Network at www.indywrestling.network. For a short time, get a 7-day FREE trial to access a growing collection of content. **A special shout out to our Manager Level Patreon supporter Bradley Ruthers (@HeelBradley) Join us LIVE Tuesdays at 9PM ET on Facebook, Youtube, and Twitch! You can support the show at Patreon.com/wrestlingmayhemshow! Go to wrestlingmayhemshow.com for more entertainment! Thanks to Basick Sickness (@basicksickness) for the awesome intro for the show

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow Join us for Wrestling Mayhem Show 943 as Sorg and Rizz are joined by the “Big Boss” Glenn Spectre for a deep dive into the latest in pro wrestling. This week's episode is packed with reactions to WWE Royal Rumble 2024, discussions about the state of independent wrestling, and some behind-the-scenes insights from Glenn. From the latest controversy in the Internet Wrestling Community (IWC) to NWA, JCW, and indie wrestling philosophy, this episode delivers a mix of humor, analysis, and wrestling insider talk. Plus, Sorg and Rizz get into the art of wrestling entrances and production mistakes, while Glenn shares his experiences working in the industry. Tune in and join the mayhem! Topics & News Stories Discussed Royal Rumble Reactions • Charlotte Flair Wins the Rumble – A discussion on whether Charlotte was the right choice and how fans reacted differently than expected. • Jey Uso's Rising Popularity – His crowd reactions, “Yeet” chants, and the impact of fan engagement. • LA Knight's Momentum – Speculation on where he fits in the main event scene and WWE's strategy for his push. • Joe Hendry's Surprise WWE Appearance – The TNA star received a massive reaction, with the crowd singing his theme. • Motor City Machine Guns' Performance – Despite being placed in a “death spot” on the card, they put on an incredible showing. • Ladder Match Chaos – Kevin Owens vs. Logan Paul in a brutal ladder match that featured a tiny ladder spot that oddly became one of the most painful-looking bumps. • CM Punk & John Cena's Elimination Chamber Set-Up – Cena makes a bold declaration about needing to be in the WrestleMania main event. Production & Indie Wrestling Discussion • Bad Production Timing in WWE & TNA – Issues with camera timing for Joe Hendry's entrance and how it affected the moment. • The Importance of Entrances in Wrestling – Glenn shares insights on how a wrestler's entrance sets the tone for their match. • The Art of Wrestling Camerawork – Sorg discusses video production philosophies, including WWE's approach and how indie promotions can learn from it. • The Role of Wrestlers in Video Production – Encouraging wrestlers to communicate with video teams about their spots to ensure key moments are captured properly. Glenn Spectre's Wrestling Journey • The #HireGlenn Movement – Glenn is now an honorary Wrestling Mayhem Show co-host and is actively campaigning for more bookings. • Upcoming NWA Tag Team Title Match – Glenn and The Troublemakers will challenge The Country Gentlemen for the NWA Tag Team Championships at Joe Cazana Promotions. • Wrestling for JCW & The Gathering of the Juggalos – Glenn expresses interest in working a Juggalo Championship Wrestling (JCW) show. • VCW and the Rise of Independent Wrestling – Discussion on VCW's resurgence and how they are building a strong indie product. Wrestling & Pop Culture • Netflix's Issues with WWE Streaming – Addressing the technical glitches during WWE's Raw debut on Netflix and the fan backlash. • Kinnikuman (Ultimate Muscle) on Netflix – Glenn recommends the classic wrestling anime, now available on Netflix. • Power Rangers & Wrestling Crossovers – Glenn's dream of playing a villain on Power Rangers and how pro wrestling stunts influence action scenes in TV & film. What We Learned • Sorg: “Production and camera work matter more than people realize—if wrestlers don't communicate with the video team, their best spots can get lost.” • Rizz: “The Wrestling Mayhem Show truly lets guests ‘be themselves'—Glenn's excitement for wrestling is contagious, and that's what makes the show fun.” • Glenn Spectre: “A year can change everything—last year, I was grinding on the indies, and now I'm challenging for the NWA Tag Team Championships. Keep pushing.” This episode is packed with wrestling talk, industry insight, and plenty of humor. Don't miss it—watch the full episode now!

This week's episode brought to you by Indy Wrestling US, Slice on Broadway, Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.Patreon.com/WrestlingMayhemShow Join us for Wrestling Mayhem Show 943 as Sorg and Rizz are joined by the “Big Boss” Glenn Spectre for a deep dive into the latest in pro wrestling. This week's episode is packed with reactions to WWE Royal Rumble 2024, discussions about the state of independent wrestling, and some behind-the-scenes insights from Glenn. From the latest controversy in the Internet Wrestling Community (IWC) to NWA, JCW, and indie wrestling philosophy, this episode delivers a mix of humor, analysis, and wrestling insider talk. Plus, Sorg and Rizz get into the art of wrestling entrances and production mistakes, while Glenn shares his experiences working in the industry. Tune in and join the mayhem! Topics & News Stories Discussed Royal Rumble Reactions • Charlotte Flair Wins the Rumble – A discussion on whether Charlotte was the right choice and how fans reacted differently than expected. • Jey Uso's Rising Popularity – His crowd reactions, “Yeet” chants, and the impact of fan engagement. • LA Knight's Momentum – Speculation on where he fits in the main event scene and WWE's strategy for his push. • Joe Hendry's Surprise WWE Appearance – The TNA star received a massive reaction, with the crowd singing his theme. • Motor City Machine Guns' Performance – Despite being placed in a “death spot” on the card, they put on an incredible showing. • Ladder Match Chaos – Kevin Owens vs. Logan Paul in a brutal ladder match that featured a tiny ladder spot that oddly became one of the most painful-looking bumps. • CM Punk & John Cena's Elimination Chamber Set-Up – Cena makes a bold declaration about needing to be in the WrestleMania main event. Production & Indie Wrestling Discussion • Bad Production Timing in WWE & TNA – Issues with camera timing for Joe Hendry's entrance and how it affected the moment. • The Importance of Entrances in Wrestling – Glenn shares insights on how a wrestler's entrance sets the tone for their match. • The Art of Wrestling Camerawork – Sorg discusses video production philosophies, including WWE's approach and how indie promotions can learn from it. • The Role of Wrestlers in Video Production – Encouraging wrestlers to communicate with video teams about their spots to ensure key moments are captured properly. Glenn Spectre's Wrestling Journey • The #HireGlenn Movement – Glenn is now an honorary Wrestling Mayhem Show co-host and is actively campaigning for more bookings. • Upcoming NWA Tag Team Title Match – Glenn and The Troublemakers will challenge The Country Gentlemen for the NWA Tag Team Championships at Joe Cazana Promotions. • Wrestling for JCW & The Gathering of the Juggalos – Glenn expresses interest in working a Juggalo Championship Wrestling (JCW) show. • VCW and the Rise of Independent Wrestling – Discussion on VCW's resurgence and how they are building a strong indie product. Wrestling & Pop Culture • Netflix's Issues with WWE Streaming – Addressing the technical glitches during WWE's Raw debut on Netflix and the fan backlash. • Kinnikuman (Ultimate Muscle) on Netflix – Glenn recommends the classic wrestling anime, now available on Netflix. • Power Rangers & Wrestling Crossovers – Glenn's dream of playing a villain on Power Rangers and how pro wrestling stunts influence action scenes in TV & film. What We Learned • Sorg: “Production and camera work matter more than people realize—if wrestlers don't communicate with the video team, their best spots can get lost.” • Rizz: “The Wrestling Mayhem Show truly lets guests ‘be themselves'—Glenn's excitement for wrestling is contagious, and that's what makes the show fun.” • Glenn Spectre: “A year can change everything—last year, I was grinding on the indies, and now I'm challenging for the NWA Tag Team Championships. Keep pushing.” This episode is packed with wrestling talk, industry insight, and plenty of humor. Don't miss it—watch the full episode now!