
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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| Number of Listeners | Categories | WrestlingComedySports | |||

Joe and Anthony kick off with a deep nostalgia dive into classic arcade games, Sega vs. Nintendo rivalries, and the evolution of gaming culture — from beach arcades and LAN parties to streamers and speedrunners. From there, the guys shift into wrestl... more
0:00 — Intro / Io Sky & WWE's censorship problem
1:55 — Tiffany Stratton, Maxine, and chasing the Mandy Rose dragon
4:59 — WWE's Puritan censorship on Netflix & the self-inflicted PG problem
11:02 — CM Punk's Raw promo: breaking down what worked and ... more
0:00 — Intro / The Egg Bit
1:55 — Breaking Down the New Janelle Grant Filing
6:05 — The May 2020 Incident (COVID Timeline)
21:59 — Brock Lesnar's Alleged Involvement Begins
25:38 — The Beating & What Vince Did to "Prepare" Her
32:33 — WrestleMania 3 ... more
Joe and Anthony break down a chaotic Monday Night RAW, tearing into WWE's last-minute WrestleMania card-building in Madison Square Garden. From Dan Hausen's "merch goblin" gimmick to the rushed Oba Femi vs. Brock Lesnar build. They also dig into the ... more
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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
• 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 invested in this city and you don't interface with the public in a meaningful way that actually would make ... more
Dont yall get tored of hating on everything. Yall sound like to old blue haired ladies complaining on a building stoop while needing your depends changed.
Imagine listening to this and taking it seriously. lol
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This show combines sharp, opinionated takes on professional wrestling with candid commentary on the business side and pop culture crossovers. Episodes frequently dissect WWE's creative directions, brand partnerships, merchandising, and live event strategies, while also debating media deals, streaming, and the broader sports-entertainment ecosystem. Humor and unabashed takes are a hallmark, and discussions often pivot to backstage dynamics, fan reception, and the economics of wrestling as spectacle. A few episodes lean into hot takes about specific wrestlers or promos, but the throughline remains a mix of industry analysis, cultural commentary, and entertaining banter that appeals to listeners who want unflinching opinions about wrestling an... more
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