Helluva Marks Wrestling Podcast

Join Shame Jenny and our friend Wes as we talk about what couldve been for some of your favorite superstars past and present.

Just a little quickie episode to break down everything that happened at Summer Slam as well the Raw and Smackdown that followed. Things in the Triple H era of WWE are looking good so far. What do you think?

This week we are talking to Xander Litt (and good friend of the pod Ravyn) about his new company Tetsu pro wrestling and their inaugural show on 8/13 as part of Bikers Against Animal Cruelty. We also talk about his other company Cosplay Championship Wrestling fresh off their second year at ConnectiCon. This was a very fun conversation and we can't wait to have them back for part 2!

We're talking Summerslam and giving our predictions on the big show, Who will Seth Rollins opponent be? will Theory cash in? we will find out.

We have a conversation with Memphis Wrestling's Dustin Starr about the history of Memphis wrestling, the current Memphis wrestling, its roster and its future. We had such a good time, and hope you do too.

We talk money in the bank and we go off on internet trolls

This week we talk about what happened at forbidden door and preview MITB

Guess who's back? Back again? Triple H declares he is back at NXT during a visit to the performance center. Does this mean that NXT 2.0 is going away? What about the state of Forbidden Door with all the injuries that keep piling up with the show only being a few days away? Shame and Jenny discuss both these topics and more on this weeks episode. 

It's been probably one of the craziest weeks of wrestling news to date! Between scandals, arrests and releases there was a lot for our hosts to cover and give their opinions on. We cover our thoughts on what will happen with the Vince McMahon news, our hopes for Jeff Hardy to get the help he needs and how we feel about Paige and Sasha Banks apparently no longer being with WWE.

Cody earned a whole new level of respect while WWE seems to be panic booking around his injury. Shame gives his opinions on how he feels AEW continues to bury homegrown talent in favor of NXT mid card guys, and much more!