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In this intense episode of The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show, the Old Bucks—Shane and Morro—dive into the growing debate over violence in wrestling. With AEW’s All Out pushing the boundaries, particularly the brutal Swerve vs. Adam Hangman Page cage match (featuring burnt stakes, cinder blocks, needles, and more), the lads ask: Has wrestling gone too far?
Will Shane and Morro’s long-standing friendship survive this heated debate, or is this where The Old Bucks break up? Can AEW sustain the blood-thirsty demands of its fanbase, or are they risking a burnout? And is this hardcore alternative needed in today's wrestling landscape, or is it just shock value for the sake of it?
Join the conversation and let us know your thoughts in the comments—where do you stand on the violence in wrestling?
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In this special episode of The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show, the podcast gets invaded by Carmo and Martin from the 5 Marks Podcast for an epic WWE vs AEW showdown!
Beefy Bai Shane and Ciaran represent The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show, squaring off against the 5 Marks lads in a fiery debate that tackles the highs and lows of both promotions.
From the biggest problems plaguing WWE to what AEW is nailing, the teams battle it out, discussing what’s working and what isn’t in the world of wrestling. Whether you’re team WWE or team AEW, this versus episode will have you picking sides and questioning your loyalty!
So, what do you prefer—WWE or AEW? Let us know after you listen!
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In this episode of The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show, the Big Beefy Bai Shane sits down with Fight Factory Pro Wrestling’s Irish Junior Heavyweight Champion, CBL! Hailing from Granard, Longford, working for Pat The Baker (So Fresh It's Famous), CBL has climbed the ranks to hold a prestigious title once carried by Irish wrestling royalty like LJ Cleary, JD McDonagh, and Lyra.
CBL shares his journey, from the early days of being inspired by WWE star Sheamus to navigating the hardships of injuries, grueling travel schedules, and living away from home in pursuit of his wrestling dreams. He talks about what it means to represent Irish wrestling on a big stage, as well as his lighter ambitions—like securing the elusive Copperface Jacks gold card, a goal he's campaigning for with unmatched dedication.
Tune in for a mix of inspiration, humor, and insight from one of Ireland’s rising stars.
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This week on The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show, Morton and Morro, better known as M&M, dive into the action-packed spectacle that was AEW All In 2024 in London! From Bryan Danielson's heartwarming title win to the chaotic multi-man madness of the Trios Ladder Match and the Casino Gauntlet, the lads break down every thrilling moment.
How did Mercedes Moné and Britt Baker fare in their eyes? Were the victories of home country stars Mariah May, PAC, and Will Ospreay the right call, or were there some missed opportunities? M&M give their honest takes on all the big matches, surprise moments, and more.
Tune in to hear their full review, and let us know your thoughts on AEW's standout show in London!
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In this episode of The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show, the full squad is back together for a deep dive into the most under-used talents in wrestling history. The lads reminisce about the wrestlers who had them excited, only to see their runs fizzle out far too soon.
Will Ultimo Dragon's WWE stint get a mention? What about the mysterious Hade Vansen or the near-mythical Mordecai? Colt Cabana’s WWE journey might also come up, but the discussion doesn't stop there—could bigger names like Vader be on the table?
Join Shane, Morro, Morto, and Dunphy as they explore the careers that could have been, debating the biggest missed opportunities in wrestling history. Find out who they believe deserved better and what could have been done to make these talents shine.
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The full complement of the "Quadruple Bypass" is here as The Old Bucks Shane and Morro team up with Morto and Dunphy for an epic showdown of draft picks! This week, the lads are tackling their top 3 factions of all time, and then they’ll take it a step further by carving out The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show Mount Rushmore of groups.
Who will get their name etched in Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show history, (Spoiler alert: it’s not going to be Aces and Eights!) and who will be left out in the cold? But the big questions remain—who ranks higher, DX or the NWO? Are there any long-forgotten stables that bring back those nostalgic vibes? And where does Roman Reigns' factions rank among the all-time greats?
So, get ready for a heated debate as the Quadruple Bypass dives deep into wrestling history to decide which factions deserve to be immortalized!
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This week on The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show, our Big Beefy Bai Shane sits down with a true Irish original, former wrestler Mike Wall, better known as Conor Hurley—the wrestler who was also a hurler!
Hailing from Kilkenny, Conor’s journey into wrestling began with Irish Whip Wrestling, and just three months later, he made his debut in his hometown on the same card as none other than Sami Zayn! Much like Bret Hart was loved in Canada and hated in the U.S., Conor was the biggest babyface in Kilkenny but despised everywhere else in Ireland—all thanks to Kilkenny’s unstoppable run in the All-Ireland titles.
In this episode, Conor shares stories from his time in the ring, including bouts with former WWE stars and his experiences wrestling alongside some of the great Irish talents. He’s held titles abroad and even had talks of a TNA tryout.
But Conor’s story isn’t just about his time in the ring—it’s also about how he helped Shane get into wrestling. Conor played a huge role in Shane’s early days, driving him from Kilkenny to Baldoyle for training sessions. The two shared countless miles on the road, collecting rings and setting them up at shows all over the country. And as Shane progressed, it was Conor who handed over his first-ever wrestling spandex.
Tune in for a fascinating conversation filled with reminiscing, grappling and the unique crossover of Irish hurling and professional wrestling!
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In this episode of The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show, Shane and Morro, better known as "The Old Bucks," sit down to review the action-packed 2024 edition of SummerSlam! This year’s event was nothing short of monumental, with jaw-dropping moments that had the entire wrestling world buzzing.
Tune in as the Old Bucks break down the shocking collapse of The Judgment Day, the historic crowning of the Queen and King of the Ring as World Champions, and the epic return of Roman Reigns to the main stage. Plus, they dive into the long-awaited crowning moments of LA Knight and Bron Breakker.
But it wasn’t all cheers and celebrations—Morro has some strong words about CM Punk and Drew McIntyre’s performances, and he’s not holding back.
Get ready for a no-nonsense, passionate review of SummerSlam 2024 with plenty of insights, opinions, and a bit of Old Bucks banter!
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This week on The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show, it's a special episode featuring only The Big Beefy Bai himself, Shane! Joining Shane is none other than former Waterford-based wrestler Darren Burns.
Darren began his wrestling journey back in 2007, and his first-ever match was against none other than current WWE superstar JD McDonagh.
Tune in as Darren shares his journey through the wrestling world, starting with the rise of CCW in Cork. Hear about the trials and tribulations he faced while wrestling in Canada, his exciting foray into the vibrant wrestling scene in Mexico, and much more.
Whether you're a hardcore wrestling fan or just love a good story, this episode is packed with insights, adventures, and the raw reality of life in the squared circle. Don't miss this deep dive into Darren Burns' wrestling career and his global experiences!
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Get ready for a heated showdown on the latest episode of The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show! Dunphy makes his triumphant return to face off with The Beefy Boy Shane, and this time, they're diving deep into the legacy of the one and only John Cena. With Cena recently announcing his retirement set for 2025, fans are getting nostalgic for the 16-time World Champion. But let's not forget, Cena's journey wasn't always smooth sailing.
Join the lads as they reminisce about Cena's debut against Kurt Angle, his iconic victory over JBL at WrestleMania 21, and his legendary feuds with the likes of Edge, Randy Orton, CM Punk, and more.
Did Cena's "Never Give Up" mantra win over everyone in the end? Or do the echoes of "Let's go Cena, Cena sucks!" still ring true?
Tune in to find out how John Cena was perceived by the team over the years and celebrate the career of one of wrestling's biggest icons. You won't want to miss this nostalgic, no-holds-barred discussion!
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Join Shane on a personal journey through the career of Bray Wyatt in this heartfelt documentary.
From the initial excitement of discovering the enigmatic character to the highs and lows of creative direction within WWE, experience the emotional rollercoaster of being a dedicated follower of Bray Wyatt's storylines.
Shane reflects on moments of elation, disappointment, and unwavering loyalty as he navigates Bray Wyatt's departures, comebacks, and untimely passing. Through Shane's perspective, uncover the impact and lasting legacy of Bray Wyatt's unforgettable character in the world of professional wrestling.
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Welcome back to The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show! In this episode, Shane, Morto, and Morro dive into the action-packed, four-hour spectacle that was AEW Forbidden Door. Join the lads as they break down every match, moment, and surprise from this colossal event.
Shane, known for his previous critiques of AEW, revisits his stance—has Forbidden Door changed his mind? The trio also explores the impact of having other promotions participate in the event. Does it elevate the show or make it too crowded? Speaking of crowded, they tackle the burning question: were there just too many matches?
The episode heats up with a passionate debate about Jack Perry, spurred by a suggestion from Squid Promotions. Will the lads come to an agreement, or will opinions clash like never before?
As a special treat, Morro does a live unboxing from Pro Wrestling Tees, adding a fun and spontaneous twist to the episode. Don't miss this in-depth and entertaining review of AEW Forbidden Door on The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show!
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Welcome to another episode of The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show! This week, Shane, Morro, and Morto are diving deep into the production and presentation of professional wrestling. Have things become too homogenized? Are too many titles hurting the product? And why can’t tag teams be more identifiable?
Join the lads as they discuss the evolution of wrestling’s production values, from the flashy pyrotechnics to the slick camera work. They’ll debate whether this polished approach has taken away some of the raw, unpredictable energy that made wrestling great.
The conversation heats up as they tackle the issue of title overload. With so many championships up for grabs, has the prestige of holding a title been diluted? They’ll break down how this abundance of gold is impacting storylines and character development.
And finally, the guys will delve into the world of tag team wrestling. Why is it so hard for modern tag teams to stand out? They’ll explore the reasons behind the lack of distinct, memorable teams in today’s wrestling landscape and offer their thoughts on how to bring back the magic of classic tag team wrestling.
Don’t miss this entertaining discussion on The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show!
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Welcome to another episode of The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show! This week, the Quadruple Bypass faction—Morro, Morto, Shane, and Spike— takes on the mysterious and mystical as they discuss the occult in wrestling.
After the eerie debut of The Wyatt Six on Raw, hopes are high for an engaging storyline. But do these supernatural angles really work in the world of wrestling? The fans have their doubts, and they're here to break it all down for you.
Join the lads as they delve into the history of wrestling’s most infamous occult characters and storylines, from the legendary Undertaker and his eerie presence, to the bizarre antics of The Dungeon of Doom, and the voodoo spells of Papa Shango.
With a mix of skepticism and nostalgia, the Quadruple Bypass crew explores what makes these storylines hit or miss, and whether the latest supernatural angle can capture the fans' imaginations.
Tune in for a deep dive into the spooky side of wrestling, filled with insightful analysis, heated debates, and a few laughs along the way. Don't miss this episode of The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show!
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Welcome back to The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show! In this episode, Shane and Morro sit down to review WWE Clash at the Castle, and there's plenty to talk about. From shocking interferences to unexpected outcomes, this event had it all.
Join the lads as they dive into CM Punk's surprising interference and what it means for the future storylines. They also discuss Chad Gable coming up short again. Plus, they break down Jade Cargill's mistakes and how they impacted the match.
With their signature blend of humor and insight, Shane and Morro provide an in-depth analysis of the event's highlights and low points. Don't miss this engaging and entertaining review of WWE Clash at the Castle on The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show!
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Welcome to another exciting episode of The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show podcast! This time, the Quadruple Bypass—Shane, Niall, Ciaran, and John—are tackling one of wrestling's hottest debates: the top wrestlers who were never World Champion.
In this episode, the guys dive in and discuss who they think suffered the most egregious injustice by never holding a World Championship title. Rick Rude? Mr. Perfect? Funaki?
The Quadruple Bypass will also clarify which titles don’t qualify for this discussion, keeping the focus strictly on the big leagues. Did the Intercontinental Championship, European Championship, or Hardcore Championship cut it? Absolutely not! We're talking the top-tier gold: WWE, WCW, and more.
Join us for a lively, humorous, and passionate debate as the lads break down the most shocking oversights in wrestling history. Don’t miss this episode of The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show podcast!
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Welcome to a special episode of The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show podcast! For the first time ever, all four hosts—Shane, Niall, Ciaran, and John—are in the same room. These lads might be the worst faction of all time, but they're a faction that will either take the Irish wrestling scene by storm or be just a fart in the wind.
In this episode, Shane, Ciaran, and John share their wild experiences trying out wrestling training. Shane and Ciaran traveled up to Dublin for a ten-week beginners course with Fight Factory Pro Wrestling, while Shane and John braved a three-day beginners class with The School of Irish Wrestling. Terry Funk may have been middle-aged and crazy, but did he ever face a crisis this bad?
Will the lads go back for more training? Can Niall be convinced to step into the ring? Tune in to find out what the future holds for their wrestling journeys.
Don't miss this episode of The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show podcast!
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Welcome to the very first review show from The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show! Join Shane and Morro, also known as "The Beefy Bai's," as they dive deep into the epic events of WWE King & Queen of the Ring and AEW's Double or Nothing.
In this episode, the lads dissect the highs and lows of both spectacular events. WWE's King & Queen of the Ring, held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, showcased five thrilling matches, while AEW's Double or Nothing blew us away with an incredible ten-match lineup.
Was Gunther and Nia Jax the right choice for wrestling royalty? Did the anarchy in the arena match live up to the hype? And ultimately, which event did we prefer? There's a lot to unpack, and The Beefy Bai's are here to break it all down for you.
Don't miss out on our in-depth analysis, hilarious commentary, and honest opinions on these two monumental events. Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more wrestling reviews and content from The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show!
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In this episode of the Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show Podcast, hosts Shane and Morro take a nostalgic trip down memory lane as they delve into the electrifying world of tag team wrestling. From high-flying maneuvers to unbreakable bonds, tag teams have always been a cornerstone of wrestling entertainment.
Shane and Morro explore the evolution of tag team wrestling, discussing iconic duos that left an indelible mark on the industry. They debate the greatest tag teams of all time, reminiscing about their favorite pairings from childhood and the moments that made them lifelong fans.
Who will they crown as their all-time favorite tag team? Tune in to find out as the lads share personal stories, expert insights, and plenty of fan-favorite memories. Whether you were cheering for the Hardy Boyz, the Dudley Boyz, or the Road Warriors, this episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves the art of tag team wrestling.
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Join Shane, Niall, and John on this week's episode of the Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show Podcast as they dive deep into the unique world of professional wrestling. The lads tackle the provocative question: Is wrestling held to a different standard compared to other TV shows?
In an era where TV shows often push boundaries and explore controversial topics, why does wrestling face so much backlash when it attempts to do the same? The hosts examine notorious storylines like Muhammad Hassan's controversial character and Roddy Piper's edgy promos, debating whether wrestling should have the freedom to explore sensitive subjects just like any other form of entertainment.
Additionally, they explore the potential for different styles of wrestling and whether there's room in the industry for more diverse storytelling. Tune in for an engaging discussion filled with passion, insights, and a bit of nostalgia as the guys reflect on some of wrestling's most talked-about moments.
Don't miss out on this thought-provoking episode! Whether you're a die-hard fan or just curious about the intersection of wrestling and pop culture, Shane, Niall, and John have got you covered.
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