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Hangman Bleeds, Dom Believes, and Sorg Can Take the Train Now | Wrestling Mayhem Show 985
In Wrestling Mayhem Show 984, the crew gathers for a Thanksgiving edition filled with AEW chaos, Survivor Series debate, nostalgia, and community stories.
Sorg returns from Defy Wrestling with fresh notes from the Seattle scene—including Sting’s son’s first indie match, The Righteous, and Vert Vixen—before diving into AEW Full Gear’s biggest moments: Samoa Joe’s cage match victory, Hook joining the Ops, Swerve’s return, and the Continental Classic block breakdown featuring Okada.
Mad Mike runs in mid-episode to talk Cena vs. Dominik, WarGames team reshuffling, the strength of the women’s match, and the strange placement of Cena’s potential “last” match.
We also cover the 880 Wrestling food drive, upcoming Big League Wrestling shows, and Sorg’s all-women production team. Plus: Sora AI’s cursed Thanksgiving creations.
What We Learned:
AEW continues building layered stories, WWE’s star power shines despite shaky builds, and indie communities prove once again why wrestling thrives beyond TV.
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In Wrestling Mayhem Show 984, the crew gathers for a Thanksgiving edition filled with AEW chaos, Survivor Series debate, nostalgia, and community stories.
Sorg returns from Defy Wrestling with fresh notes from the Seattle scene—including Sting’s son’s first indie match, The Righteous, and Vert Vixen—before diving into AEW Full Gear’s biggest moments: Samoa Joe’s cage match victory, Hook joining the Ops, Swerve’s return, and the Continental Classic block breakdown featuring Okada.
Mad Mike runs in mid-episode to talk Cena vs. Dominik, WarGames team reshuffling, the strength of the women’s match, and the strange placement of Cena’s potential “last” match.
We also cover the 880 Wrestling food drive, upcoming Big League Wrestling shows, and Sorg’s all-women production team. Plus: Sora AI’s cursed Thanksgiving creations.
What We Learned:
AEW continues building layered stories, WWE’s star power shines despite shaky builds, and indie communities prove once again why wrestling thrives beyond TV.