NSR Pod

This week on NSR Pod: The Shoot Show, Wayne and Rob sit down with “Crazy” Dave Asbury, deathmatch wrestler, Delaware native, and Catchpoint-trained professional wrestler!

We talk about Dave’s time with NSR, his trip south for Deathfest in Cord, Arkansas, and the infamous bloodslide spot that brought the house down. We also make Wayne watch the footage of Dave breaking his leg, talk weapons, technical wrestling, dream opponents, eating ass, and where Dave sees the future of deathmatch wrestling going.

We had a blast with Dave. He's a good dude with some wild stories If you're looking for a guest for your show, book the man.

This week on NSR Pod, we sit down with Brian Webb, head of video for TACW and NSR, and a guy who’s been putting in work behind the scenes for a number of local and regional wrestling promotions.

We talk deathmatch wrestling, death metal, the art of making violence look good on camera, and that primal human urge to break shit. From the controlled chaos inside the ring to the work it takes to capture it all on video, we get into what makes this world tick.

Sleezy, Wayne, and Producer Rob recap the 10/02/2026 Jellow Wrestling event, and things get heated once again when Wayne finds himself in the middle of the drama. Then we head to the Hispanic Heritage Festival on 10/03/2026, where TB loses the Wide Open Championship to the young phenom, The Mat Wizard. Finally, we dive into Wayne’s latest nefarious deeds, and it looks like breaking and entering might be getting added to the list. Another week, another mess on NSR!

Sleezy, Wayne, and producer Rob rewatch Punk Rock Easter and revisit Sleezy’s match with Grayson Beckett, the unique atmosphere of the event, and what made the night such a memorable one.

From Sleezy getting back in the ring after his hospital stay to facing Grayson’s technical style, the crew looks back at the match, the crowd, and the chaos that made Punk Rock Easter what it was.

Wayne Maddox has officially let the fame go to his head.

In this episode, Wayne hijacks the show, takes over the conversation, and apparently decides Sleezy and Rob are just supporting characters now. Completely blindsided, the boys scramble to keep the episode on the rails while dealing with Wayne's newfound status as a television superstar, his increasingly inflated ego, and whatever the hell he thinks the Wayne Maddox Show is now.

The power has shifted. The show may never recover.

Lucas Tubbs joins Sleezy and Robert for a conversation about NSR, wrestling, and his upcoming hair-vs-hair match with Wayne. Everything starts off pretty normal… until Wayne gets involved and the conversation takes a very unexpected turn.

Things get weird. Very weird.

Sleezy and Wayne break down the first Rice Festival show with producer Rob, revisit last weekend’s Memphis action and Memphis Street Fights, and then Wayne starts talking shit about Lukas. From there, it all goes off the rails as the pressure of the upcoming Hair vs. Hair match starts getting to him.

Wayne and Sleezy recap the August 22, 2026 No Ring Wrestling show at Dedicated Visual Arts Studio in North Little Rock, AR, breaking down all the action from one wet, wild, and chaotic night of No Ring Wrestling. They relive the matches, the madness, and everything that went down before getting into the real drama—Wayne's beef with a fellow NSR official! What started as an argument between two referees escalated quickly, leading Sleezy to make it official: the two officials will settle their differences at Rice Fest in a HAIR VS. HAIR MATCH! Who keeps their hair, who gets shaved, and what the hell is Wayne going to do next? Tune in for another chaotic episode of NSR Pod!

Sleezy and Wayne go back to where it all started, breaking down the very first No Ring Match and the Backyard Birthday Brawl matches that helped establish Natural State Rasslin.

They’re joined by TB DaShow and producer Rob for stories from the early days, plenty of shenanigans, and a look behind the curtain at what it takes to pull off wrestling when there isn’t a ring in sight.

From the chaos of the backyard to the insanity of no-ring wrestling, the crew gets into how these matches came together, the stories that came out of them, and what makes NSR different from anything else in wrestling

The Natural State Wrestling podcast is here, and it’s not just about wrestling; it’s about uncovering the deep roots of Arkansas’s wrestling culture. As Wayne and Sleazy E dive into the history, they aim to shine a light on the legacy of wrestling in the state and how it connects to the broader wrestling community.