
Wrestling Soup. We're NOT a wrestling show. We're a show that HAPPENS to talk about wrestling. LIVE every Thursday Night 7:30pm EST {Friday 12:30am GMT or 0030 UTC for International Listeners} Chat LIVE during the show @WrestlingSoup.com. Like us on facebook.com/WrestlingSoup @WrestlingSoupBecome a supporter of this podcast: www.spreaker.com/podcast/wrestling-soup--1425249/support.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 496 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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* Cassettes are making a comeback.
* Mason Rook lacks physical strength.
* Rook wears a blue swimsuit.
* Rook has zero in-ring personality.
* Looks and stories matter most.
* Paying traditional dues is obsolete.
* Paul Walter Hauser argue... more
* Raw entertainingly terrible and hilarious.
* Jey Uso’s commentary sounds incoherent or impaired.
* Austin Theory buried hard across multiple segments.
* Oba Femi wins King of the Ring then shrugs it off.
* Brock Lesnar returns, kicks Oba in... more
LEGENDS AND FUTURE GREATS REVIEW SHOW S3 EPISODE 9 (Wrestling Stew 6.27.26) w/ @Lufisto
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King of the Tournament Finals -- Jey Uso vs. Oba Femi
Queen of the Ring Tournament Finals -- Iyo Sky vs. Liv Morgan
Seth Rollins vs. Bron Breakker (Steel Cage match)
Women's United States Championship -- Tiffany Stratton (c) vs. Jade Cargill
United S... more
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*Down to one star for good old Mish. We get it tough guy you've become more right wing over the years. • Glad you saw the review and mentioned Rosemont then said you live in Chicago, but you said you lived by O'hare. So is it Midway or O'hare?
Either way every Chicago comment is mind numbing for a dude who has nothing invested in this city. Old review: Mish ya gotta stop with the limited knowledge of politics and Chicago in the last few years. You live in Rosemont. Also, you're not actually inve... more
When they’re not detouring into 2016 era liberal politics, they whine about Monday Night Raw, which admittedly can be pretty bad, but it’s the only thing they watch because Joey can’t figure out a VPN or whatever. Highs and lows, general wrestling commentary can be insightful, but when they start yapping it really shows they’re just not paying that much attention to the show.
I’m confused this show supposed to air on Thursday and Friday nights but you guys didn’t post anything yesterday or today. Am I missing something here?
I love these guys they are really engaging. The podcast itself was best in the early to mid 2010s. I think the blame is less on them and more what they have to talk about. Joey and Mish are really fun and cool folks. I will always support them but they need a new layout and map. I disagree with many of their personal views but found many topics fascinating.
Great podcast probably one of the best wrestling podcast
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A candid, unfiltered take on professional wrestling and its surrounding ecosystem, with a heavy emphasis on business decisions, corporate direction, and storytelling choices. Episodes commonly dissect WWE/TKO dynamics, backstage politics, talent development, and live-event economics, often mixing sharp humor with industry context and speculative hypotheticals. The show stands out for its outspoken tone, real-time reactions to breaking news, and a willingness to weigh in on sponsorship, distribution, and fan culture as wrestling intersects with broader media Trends. This mix makes it appealing to listeners who want blunt analysis, pop culture riffs, and behind-the-scenes commentary on how wrestling promotions operate and monetize talent and ... more
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