Wrestling Mayhem Show

Sorgatron Media, Inc
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Unleash the Excitement: Dive into the World of Wrestling Fandom! Join us for an unfiltered exploration of professional and independent wrestling, where the spotlight is on pure enjoyment. Get ready for surprise visits from wrestling icons, including TNA, WWE Legends, Ring of Honor superstars, and rising talents, all sharing their perspectives on our half-decade-long online extravaganza. Discover the ultimate wrestling fan experience at www.WrestlingMayhemShow.com

  1. 5h ago

    The Pittsburgh Tag Match That Hooked Sorg | Wrestling Mayhem Show 1027

    A four-way tag match at IWC Boiling Point 2 hooked Sorg on Pittsburgh wrestling. Twenty years later, he can still point to the corner where he sat with his brother and Chachi. What he wants to know now is when you last saw an entire crowd get to its feet for a match in the middle of an indie card. Meanwhile, Mad Mike has seen the future. He caught Raw AND the Friday SmackDown taping at Barclays Center, where Trick Williams and Danhausen had competing chants and Mike found himself cheering for Kevin Owens in front of a very determined young CM Punk fan. He tells us which match is worth watching without giving away the finish. Plus, Ethan Page’s face after beating Chad Gable, the Chelsea Green shirt Mike couldn’t find, a Crown Jewel preview, and an argument about why a commercial break feels especially long when there are two rings full of people trying to hurt each other. Stick around for What We Learned and Sorg’s trip back to Court Time.

    The Pittsburgh Tag Match That Hooked Sorg | Wrestling Mayhem Show 1027

  2. Oct 28

    Wrestling Mayhem Show 2026: Drew McIntyre Is a Hacker Now?!

    Drew McIntyre: wrestler, hacker, relationship adviser? Apparently we're doing all of this now. Sorg, Mad Mike and Rizz return for Wrestling Mayhem Show 1026, and Mad Mike has done the homework nobody knew we needed: watching the first ten episodes of WWE's Agent of Shadow. What follows is a beautifully chaotic trip through secret-agent nanny duty, Michael Hayes showing up with his fanny pack, and Drew McIntyre becoming the guy in the chair. The review somehow turns into a discussion about watching even more of it. This is how they get you. Then the crew investigates the wrestling internet's latest visual mystery: was Solo Sikoa green-screened in front of the Bloodline, or are we all just discovering depth of field? Sorg brings the production perspective, while the conversation takes the expected detour into fantasy booking. Spooky season supplies the rest of the mayhem. The guys talk Danhausen's Halloween takeover, NXT Halloween Havoc, Wren Sinclair's “Happy Wren's Day” videos, and Sorg's experience working GCW at a drive-in. Expect a flamethrower entrance, a damaged projector-shed door, and a body-bag moment that becomes a giant Pop-Tart comparison. Wrestling is wonderfully ridiculous. This week's conversation includes: WWE's Agent of Shadow: Mad Mike's spoiler-filled review of the opening ten episodes, the vertical-drama format, and the appeal of hacker Drew McIntyre. Michael Hayes, Hank and Tank: The cast choices and scenes that send the room into disbelief. Drew and Sheamus stories: A haircut bounty, backstage banter, and the pitch for “Bowling with Baron.” The Solo Sikoa green-screen debate: Camera tricks, background blur, and why the promo looked unusual to viewers. A Bruce Prichard report: The hosts react to an on-air report about a possible retirement after WrestleMania. Indie wrestling check-in: 2PW's Friday Night Frights, The Runway's Glenn Spectre tribute, and discussion of upcoming VCW and RWA shows. Very nice, very spooky: Danhausen, Halloween Havoc, coffee, commercials, and Wren Sinclair appreciation. GCW drive-in chaos: Shotzi, Lio Rush, doors, fire, and Sorg's view from behind the camera. What we learned: Sami Zayn deserves his flowers, Drew McIntyre might be the voice of reason, and Halloween wrestling should stay weird. Join the conversation: Which wrestler should get the next completely ridiculous movie role—and what would you cast them as? Find the show at https://www.wrestlingmayhemshow.com/ and subscribe on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@wrestlingmayhemshow. Support the mayhem: https://www.patreon.com/wrestlingmayhemshow Explore independent wrestling: https://IndyWrestling.Network and https://IndyWrestling.live Thanks to Slice on Broadway for fueling podcast night: https://www.sliceonbroadway.com/ CHAPTERS 00:00 Opening 00:37 Welcome to WMS 1026 01:37 Sorg works GCW at a drive-in 02:35 WWE's Agent of Shadow: Mad Mike's review 11:22 Michael Hayes, Hank and Tank enter the story 14:27 Drew McIntyre, master hacker 15:27 The paywall and a possible watch-along 18:55 Patreon supporter shout-outs 20:37 More Drew McIntyre and backstage stories 23:48 Was Solo Sikoa green-screened? 30:15 Bruce Prichard retirement report reaction 32:08 Indie wrestling: 2PW, VCW and RWA 35:26 Danhausen's spooky season 38:45 Halloween Havoc and Happy Wren's Day 42:24 GCW's wild drive-in entrance 44:08 Slice on Broadway 44:32 What did you learn from wrestling? 50:22 Halloween wrestling gets wonderfully weird 53:00 Wrap-up and popcorn-bucket chaos

    Wrestling Mayhem Show 2026: Drew McIntyre Is a Hacker Now?!

  3. Oct 21

    2PW Gives Back with Marshall Gambino, Emily D, Paul Atlas and Jason Tyler | Wrestling Mayhem Show 1025

    Prospect Pro Wrestling turned a trip to the Cauliflower Alley Club reunion into a $10,000 contribution to wrestling's community. But what does it take to move from a good intention to a check that size? Michael Sorg welcomes 2PW's Marshall Gambino, Emily D, Paul Atlas and Jason Tyler into the studio for Wrestling Mayhem Show 1025. Paul explains the CAC's benevolent mission and why its reunion offers more than nostalgia. Marshall traces the fundraising idea from his first experience at the reunion to Risk and Reward, help from Pitt Fight and the work of the wider team. The conversation becomes a candid look at the business behind independent wrestling. Marshall and Emily discuss building sponsor relationships, showing up for local businesses and giving partners more than a logo on a flyer. Emily shares a memorable call from Burning Oaks Coffee Company, while Sorg connects the discussion to the value of sharing an audience. The crew also explains 2PW's four core storyline shows and the different approach behind community events. Then Jason takes the conversation to Las Vegas with his account of an unexpected encounter at Zak Bagans' Haunted Museum. Expect adult humor, plenty of interruptions and a sharp turn back toward wrestling psychology: reading the room, adapting a match and entertaining people who may be attending their first show. The crew previews Friday Night Frights on October 23 at Elements Venue in Irwin, including the sponsored casket, Jason Tyler versus Super Hentai, The Runway versus The Troublemakers and the Halloween extras. They also explain the very practical reason inflatable flamingos made the banned list. What We Learned closes with brotherhood, respect for wrestling's past and the shared purpose behind the work. Hear the full conversation for the stories and relationships behind that $10,000 check. Watch or listen: https://www.wrestlingmayhemshow.com/ Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/wrestlingmayhemshow

    2PW Gives Back with Marshall Gambino, Emily D, Paul Atlas and Jason Tyler | Wrestling Mayhem Show 1025

  4. Oct 14

    WWE's Spy Soap Opera Sent Us Down a Rabbit Hole | Wrestling Mayhem Show 1024

    WWE’s ReelShort collaboration brings its stars into vertical microdrama. But what happens when Sorg and Mad Mike follow Agent of Shadows beyond the trailer? Wrestling Mayhem Show 1024 explores TNA Bound for Glory, Leon Slater versus Nic Nemeth, the Hardys, and Gabby Forza’s unforgettable gnome camera. The hosts discuss Max Caster and live microphone oversight, debate Judgment Day’s ability to build stars, and consider Chelsea Green, Liv Morgan, and Roxanne Perez. Money in the Bank brings criticism of the women’s match and enthusiasm for Penta’s presentation. Independent wrestling updates include 880, RWA, and 2PW. What We Learned closes with John Cena’s mindset and Carmelo Hayes’ new direction in The 946. Listen for the full arguments, unexpected connections, and the streaming rabbit hole that changes the mood of the show. https://www.wrestlingmayhemshow.com/ https://www.patreon.com/wrestlingmayhemshow

    WWE's Spy Soap Opera Sent Us Down a Rabbit Hole | Wrestling Mayhem Show 1024

  5. Oct 7

    AEW Paris & Moxley's Message | Wrestling Mayhem Show 1023

    Eight wrestlers, two stages, one championship, and a whole lot of questions. AEW's Clockwork Carnage match gives Wrestling Mayhem Show plenty to untangle as Sorg and Mad Mike welcome guest co-hosts Tina Keys and Trueprinceofpro (T-Pop) for episode 1023. Fresh off AEW Grand Slam Paris, the crew reacts to Will Ospreay versus Kazuchika Okada, Darby Allin versus Kyle Fletcher, Mercedes Moné versus Queen Aminata, and the storytelling around Swerve Strickland and Hangman Page. They discuss the atmosphere of an international wrestling crowd before debating whether Clockwork Carnage's combination of timed entries, eliminations, and a final scoring period will make for great television or too much explanation. WWE's Money in the Bank preview turns into a discussion about who the ladder matches should elevate, Tina's pick of Roxanne Perez, and whether LA Knight could leave with the World Heavyweight Championship. Possible cash-ins, the mystery surrounding the 946 faction, and future WarGames scenarios are strictly predictions and fantasy booking. Then the PWI 500 sparks a spirited argument: did El Grande Americano deserve better? The crew considers activity requirements, wins and losses, star power, and the difference between a breakout year and a ranking formula. There is also love for Bandido, Lee Moriarty, Beastman, Facade, Pretty Boy Smooth, and Bill Collier's growing opportunities in TNA. Independent wrestling takes center stage with Sorg's production perspective and Tina's viewing experience of DEFY Wrestling's Detroit debut. They discuss Lio Rush, Trey Miguel, Trish Adora, the Infantry and Death Riders, Bryan Keith versus Joshua Bishop, and the challenge of capturing crowd energy while following action all over a venue. Sorg also shares his personal experience attending AEW's PAC tribute in Pittsburgh, while the crew reflects on Will Ospreay's tribute and Jon Moxley's commentary. In What We Learned, Mad Mike follows a wrestler's unforgettable Survivor moment, T-Pop discovers the Junkyard Dog Juke through Adam Copeland's Maple Leaf Pro appearance, and Tina explores Pro Wrestling EVE's veteran-led talent structure. Sorg closes with a personal reflection inspired by Moxley's message: care about your work, recognize burnout, and appreciate the people who help you keep going. Plus, lucha libre in a library inspires a very Mayhem match idea. Watch or listen: https://www.wrestlingmayhemshow.com/ Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/wrestlingmayhemshow

    AEW Paris & Moxley's Message | Wrestling Mayhem Show 1023

  6. Sep 30

    Remembering PAC | Wrestling Mayhem Show 1022

    Sorg and Mad Mike remember PAC, reflecting on his Neville years, NXT and 205 Live, Death Triangle, and the matches that made him one of wrestling’s most distinctive performers. They also review AEW All Out, discuss Swerve Strickland and Hangman Page’s ongoing rivalry, and debate the value of AEW’s secondary championships when their holders pursue the world title. Could Lee Moriarty use the Continental Classic to reach a new audience? Should Penta’s championship opportunity come through Money in the Bank? Plus, AEW’s women’s division, Jaida Parker’s dramatic angle with Jacob Fatu, the 946 storyline, independent wrestling updates, and 205 Live nostalgia. In “What We Learned,” the hosts reflect on appreciating wrestlers and fans, making memories through respectful interactions, and giving yourself permission to step away when needed. Find more at https://www.wrestlingmayhemshow.com/ Support the show at https://www.patreon.com/wrestlingmayhemshow

    Remembering PAC | Wrestling Mayhem Show 1022

  7. Sep 23

    WWE Lucha Mystery of Mysterious Mystery | Wrestling Mayhem Show 1021

    Sorg and Rizz welcome guest co-host Tina Keys back to the Wrestling Mayhem Show for a look at a crowded week in wrestling. WWE Worlds Collide has a card full of WWE and Triple A talent, but the crew is still trying to figure out how fans will watch it. They discuss the show’s overlap with AEW All Out, then turn to WWE’s increasingly chaotic Bloodline story. What does The 946 want, and who might switch sides? They also talk about Sami Zayn’s title pursuit, Cody Rhodes’ response to Randy Orton, and the possibilities of a Money in the Bank contract that can target any championship. For AEW All Out, Sorg, Rizz, and Tina run through the announced matches, including Will Ospreay versus Jon Moxley, the tag team title ladder match, and several matchups they think could steal the show. Their predictions lead to a broader conversation about wrestlers whose styles might thrive in a different promotion. Closer to home, the crew revisits RWA Fall Free For All and stories from VCW Where’s Zoltan?, including footage of an unexpected musical performance. In “What We Learned,” Sorg reflects on wrestling’s place in everyday culture and sends support to Gannon Jones Jr.; Rizz makes the case for watching sumo; and Tina celebrates the range of independent wrestling on the horizon. There are also BeanBoozled jelly beans. Rizz’s luck cannot last forever.

    WWE Lucha Mystery of Mysterious Mystery | Wrestling Mayhem Show 1021

  8. Sep 16

    WWE Mexico City Takeover | Wrestling Mayhem Show 1020

    Wrestling Mayhem Show 1020 dives headfirst into a massive weekend of lucha libre, WWE in Mexico, surprising championship changes, and unforgettable independent wrestling. Sorg and Mad Mike welcome special guest co-host TruePrinceOfPro for a spirited review of TripleMania, from Omos launching Rey Mysterio through a table to El Grande Americano’s championship celebration. The crew examines whether WWE’s production style has polished away some of Triple A’s distinct personality while also giving its wrestlers a larger international platform. They discuss the Copa Bardahl, the return of familiar Triple A personalities, Nathan Frazer and Axiom finding a natural home in lucha libre, Rey Fenix’s four-way title defense, La Catalina’s championship journey, and the Wagner Brothers capturing tag team gold. The conversation then turns to WWE’s Mexico run, including Sami Zayn becoming WWE Champion, Damian Priest turning on R-Truth, Chad Gable’s outstanding battle with Dragon Lee, and Penta receiving a WrestleMania-level presentation against Roman Reigns. Did Penta need to win, or did his performance establish him as a true main-event player? Sorg also shares stories from Prospect Pro Wrestling’s Banger at the Hangar, a unique event staged inside an aircraft hangar at the 911th Airlift Wing near Pittsburgh International Airport. The show featured wrestlers emerging from a military aircraft, an encounter between Paul Atlas and the Pirate Parrot, a huge crowd, and a memorable sendoff for longtime Pittsburgh wrestling fixture Dennis Gregory. Topics include: Omos chokeslamming Rey Mysterio through a table during TripleMania Rey Mysterio’s tribute to his classic Halloween Havoc gear Whether TripleMania’s Las Vegas event captured the authentic Triple A atmosphere The Copa Bardahl, Omos, Los Vipers, Niño Hamburguesa, and returning Triple A personalities Pimpinela Escarlata’s adventures outside wrestling on reality television Rey Fenix defending the Cruiserweight Championship in a four-way match Why Nathan Frazer and Axiom belong in Triple A La Catalina completing her journey back to championship gold The Wagner Brothers defeating the War Raiders Corey Graves calling multiple shows despite struggling with his voice JBL’s entertaining role on Triple A commentary El Grande Americano defeating Dominik Mysterio in an overbooked lucha spectacle The live band and crowd celebration that followed El Grande Americano’s victory The possibility of Rey Mysterio facing Dominik in a mask-versus-hair match Triple A’s potential to grow into an international touring brand Sami Zayn becoming WWE Champion Stephanie Vaquer’s championship victory and a potential match with Chelsea Green The strange possibilities of a Money in the Bank cash-in during the Royal Rumble Damian Priest turning against R-Truth Chad Gable and Dragon Lee delivering one of the weekend’s standout matches Roman Reigns versus Penta and the debate over whether WWE should have changed the championship Why Penta may have won the night even without winning the match Prospect Pro Wrestling’s Banger at the Hangar The Pirate Parrot confronting Paul Atlas Dennis Gregory’s Pittsburgh wrestling legacy Updates from 880 Wrestling, VCW, RWA, and the Pittsburgh wrestling community The return of Just Pro Wrestling News as a weekday short-form news show Why supporting local independent wrestling remains more important than ever Hosted by Sorg and Mad Mike with special guest co-host TruePrinceOfPro. Find more from the Wrestling Mayhem Show at: www.wrestlingmayhemshow.com

    WWE Mexico City Takeover | Wrestling Mayhem Show 1020
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Unleash the Excitement: Dive into the World of Wrestling Fandom! Join us for an unfiltered exploration of professional and independent wrestling, where the spotlight is on pure enjoyment. Get ready for surprise visits from wrestling icons, including TNA, WWE Legends, Ring of Honor superstars, and rising talents, all sharing their perspectives on our half-decade-long online extravaganza. Discover the ultimate wrestling fan experience at www.WrestlingMayhemShow.com

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  • Creator
    Sorgatron Media, Inc
  • Years Active
    2006 - 2026
  • Episodes
    957
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © 2026 Wrestling Mayhem Show
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