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Vincent Verhei, the long-suffering co-host of the Bryan & Vinny Show, has finally gone solo! No longer held back by the confines of a pro wrestling chat show, Big Vinny V’s unfettered artistic genius is free at last to discuss … well, mostly pro wrestling still, but covering different shows than he was before, from WWE to Japan to US indies to classic matches or whatever else falls across his radar. However, this is not simply a wrestling show, no, no, no. Vinny is a well-rounded individual who will also examine the NFL, comic books, kaiju movies, video games, streaming comedies, fattening foods, and random esoteric minutia of interest only to himself and a handful of others. There are thousands of podcasts in the world, but only one is hosted by a superheavyweight, a MENSA member, a world traveler, a cat lover, a carjacking survivor, and your loyal friend—it’s THE BIG VINNY V SHOW!

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  1. JAN 6 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Big Vinny V: Can Bear Bronson be a star for TNA?

    The focus of TNA Impact the past few weeks was to make Bear Bronson look like a star. It worked in the short term, but will it last through 2026? Let’s break down Bronson’s match against Frankie Kazarian for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship to find what worked, what didn’t, and where we all might go from here. Elsewhere on the show: Santino is sad but still does his job in the same half-assed and illogical manner; the Angel Warriors battle the Elegance Brand; the Rascalz battle each other for an X Division title shot; and the Righteous waste a lot of TV time. We’ll break it all down on the Big Vinny V Show!

    34 min

  2. JAN 13 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Big Vinny V: Bizarre episode of Impact ends TNA’s AXS TV era

    How many times in two hours can one reviewer ask “What did I just watch?” The answer, apparently, is “several.” TNA’s last episode of Impact on AXS TV featured very little wrestling, a whole lot of talking, a bunch of wacky skits, some goofy angles, and some nonsensical booking. Wouldn’t be TNA without all that, I guess. When the dust settled, TNA was left entering the with a world championship match in flux for their debut on AMC and no main event booked for the Genesis pay per view two days later. But they do have the Righteous getting a title shot they didn’t want a few weeks ago, Ryan Nemeth’s ongoing feud with Mara Sade, Elijah and his horse chasing Order 4 in slow motion, an unnamed man declaring that he must save the Elegance Brand, and an angle signaling the end of Fir$t Cla$$. We’ll try to make sense of it all on the Big Vinny V Show!

    33 min

  3. JAN 20 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Big Vinny V: Well, let's talk the TNA Impact debut on AMC

    It may be old news by now, but the debut of TNA Impact on AMC still warrants plenty of discussion. With barely 20 minutes of wrestling stretched thin across two hours, was anything on this show successful? We’ll talk about those three wrestling matches—the Hardys & Elijah vs. Order 4, the Iinspiration vs. the Elegance Brand for the Knockouts tag titles, and Mike Santana challenging Frankie Kazarian for the world heavyweight title—and how they all could have gone better. And we’ll also look at all the talking, and I do mean ALL the talking. AJ Styles! A bunch of actors I’ve never heard of! WWE castoffs you barely remember, rehashing angles you’d love to forget! The thrilling payoff to the search for Mr. Elegance, which made no sense to regular viewers or newcomers! And the long-awaited return of Dixie Carter! So no, nothing was successful. But we’re going to talk about it anyway on the Big Vinny V Show!

    29 min

  4. JAN 27 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Big Vinny V: TNA Impact much better in Week 2 on AMC

    The debut of TNA Impact on AMC was a clunker, but their second try was much better. There was a lot of fun wrestling: Cedric Alexander vs. Moose; Indi Hartwell vs. M by Elegance (no, really!); the Feast or Fired match, which was a lot of fun to watch even if the idea behind it is still ridiculously stupid; and Jeff Hardy vs. Mustafa Ali. There was an excellent promo by Mike Santana. And there were some big angles causing some much-needed shake-ups, including a main event segment that gave a very necessary hard reboot to a main event act that had grown terribly stale. Let’s break it all down on the Big Vinny V Show!

    31 min

  5. FEB 3 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Big Vinny V: TNA Impact with Rich Swann vs. AJ Francis

    Impact had some highs and lows this week, but the street fight pitting the former members of Fir$t Cla$$ against each other was one of the peaks. Other highs included Nic Nemeth vs. BDE in a shockingly good match, plus Jason Hotch of Order 4 vs. Elijah. As for the lows, we had Stacks vs. Home Town Man in a dull, repetitive angle disguised as a match; Elayna Black showing the flaws in WWE’s developmental system; and the idiotic fallout to the Feast or Fired match. Oh, and a bunch of wacky backstage skits. We’ll explain it all on the Big Vinny V Show!

    29 min

  6. FEB 10 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Big Vinny V: TNA Impact with build to No Surrender

    Heading into the first app special in the AMC era, TNA presented an episode of Impact with some good wrestling, some baffling booking, and some insufferable backstage segments. The good wrestling included Trey Miguel vs. Adam Brooks, Mustafa Ali and Jada Stone shining in a mixed tag team match, and a Knockouts trios match that showed how to work smarter, not harder. The baffling booking included builds for a bunch of matches and programs that are apparently not going to be a part of No Surrender. And the backstage segments included several minutes of TV time devoted to a guy who was fired last week and what looked like a deliberate attempt to make the babyface authority figure as unlikeable as possible. Come join the fun on the Big Vinny V Show!

    32 min

  7. FEB 17 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Big Vinny V: TNA No Surrender with Santana & Slater vs. Nemeth & Edwards

    TNA No Surrender in a nutshell: the stuff you expected to deliver did, and the stuff you didn’t expect to deliver was much, much better than expected. It wouldn’t be TNA without some illogical booking and nonsensical backstage segments, but the in-ring material was so good that none of that mattered. The main event pitted TNA World Champion Mike Santana and X Division champion Leon Slater against Nic Nemeth & Eddie Edwards in an ECW throwback match with a cast of thousands doing run-ins, interference, and returns. We also saw the Hardys and the Righteous operating as a shockingly good team to take on Order 4. But the real story was the contributions from people you’d least expect, such as Indi Hartwell, Arianna Grace, and most of all, the great Mike Jackson. Come join the fun on the Big Vinny V Show!

    43 min

  8. FEB 24 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Big Vinny V: TNA Impact with Guitar Case Casket Match

    TNA Impact was a pretty forgettable show this week—except for the main event, which featured a stipulation you’re not going to see very often. Apparently, you can buy a casket shaped like a guitar case, and TNA got one and used it for a blowoff match between Elijah and Mustafa Ali. And what a blowoff it was, as TNA showed how to put a guy over in dominant fashion and make him look like a superstar … though there are questions of why they chose this particular guy to do it with. Elsewhere, Indi Hartwell battles Heather by Elegance; Trey Miguel defends the International title against former champion Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo; Jodi Threatt faces Tessa Blanchard; and Sinner & Saint return to take on the new team of Rich Swann & BDE. Come join the fun on the Big Vinny V Show!

    35 min
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Vincent Verhei, the long-suffering co-host of the Bryan & Vinny Show, has finally gone solo! No longer held back by the confines of a pro wrestling chat show, Big Vinny V’s unfettered artistic genius is free at last to discuss … well, mostly pro wrestling still, but covering different shows than he was before, from WWE to Japan to US indies to classic matches or whatever else falls across his radar. However, this is not simply a wrestling show, no, no, no. Vinny is a well-rounded individual who will also examine the NFL, comic books, kaiju movies, video games, streaming comedies, fattening foods, and random esoteric minutia of interest only to himself and a handful of others. There are thousands of podcasts in the world, but only one is hosted by a superheavyweight, a MENSA member, a world traveler, a cat lover, a carjacking survivor, and your loyal friend—it’s THE BIG VINNY V SHOW!

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