app02 Wed, 07 Oct 2026 12:31:21 +0000 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Sorgatron Media Master Feed - Episodes Tagged with “Roxanne Perez” https://sorgatronmedia.fireside.fm/tags/roxanne%20perez Wed, 07 Oct 2026 02:00:00 -0400 Sorgatron Media is producing a series of Podcasts in the Entertainment, Music, and Technology genres. This is a feed of everything we do on a weekly basis for an all inclusive collection. Includes: Wrestling Mayhem Show, AwesomeCast, Rambling Movie Minute, Boss Battle, Journal of Lifestyle Medicine, S'eclairer Chatterbox, Good Morning, WWE RAW Wraup Up, Midweek War, Wrestling Game Show and Specials! en-us episodic Sorgatron Media Sorgatron Media is producing a series of Podcasts in the Entertainment, Music, and Technology genres. This is a feed of everything we do on a weekly basis for an all inclusive collection. Includes: Wrestling Mayhem Show, AwesomeCast, Rambling Movie Minute, Boss Battle, Journal of Lifestyle Medicine, S'eclairer Chatterbox, Good Morning, WWE RAW Wraup Up, Midweek War, Wrestling Game Show and Specials! no Sorgatron Media mike@sorgatronmedia.com Wrestling Mayhem Show 1023: AEW Paris & Moxley's Message https://sorgatronmedia.fireside.fm/39230 143238b0-75c1-4f4d-aa5e-d44138852d44 Wed, 07 Oct 2026 02:00:00 -0400 Sorgatron Media full Sorgatron Media AEW's Clockwork Carnage has the Mayhem crew debating how much match is too much match. Sorg and Mad Mike welcome Tina Keys and Trueprinceofpro (T-Pop) for Grand Slam Paris reactions, Money in the Bank predictions, and a spirited argument over El Grande Americano's PWI 500 ranking. They also highlight independent wrestling favorites, discuss Bill Collier in TNA, compare perspectives on DEFY's Detroit debut, and reflect on AEW's PAC tribute in Pittsburgh. What We Learned includes Brady Booker on Survivor, Adam Copeland and the Junkyard Dog Juke, EVE's talent structure, and Sorg's personal reflection on purpose, burnout, and the people who keep you going. https://www.wrestlingmayhemshow.com/ https://www.patreon.com/wrestlingmayhemshow 1:42:34 no <p>Eight wrestlers, two stages, one championship, and a whole lot of questions. AEW's Clockwork Carnage match gives Wrestling Mayhem Show plenty to untangle as Sorg and Mad Mike welcome guest co-hosts Tina Keys and Trueprinceofpro (T-Pop) for episode 1023.</p> <p>Fresh off AEW Grand Slam Paris, the crew reacts to Will Ospreay versus Kazuchika Okada, Darby Allin versus Kyle Fletcher, Mercedes Moné versus Queen Aminata, and the storytelling around Swerve Strickland and Hangman Page. They discuss the atmosphere of an international wrestling crowd before debating whether Clockwork Carnage's combination of timed entries, eliminations, and a final scoring period will make for great television or too much explanation.</p> <p>WWE's Money in the Bank preview turns into a discussion about who the ladder matches should elevate, Tina's pick of Roxanne Perez, and whether LA Knight could leave with the World Heavyweight Championship. Possible cash-ins, the mystery surrounding the 946 faction, and future WarGames scenarios are strictly predictions and fantasy booking.</p> <p>Then the PWI 500 sparks a spirited argument: did El Grande Americano deserve better? The crew considers activity requirements, wins and losses, star power, and the difference between a breakout year and a ranking formula. There is also love for Bandido, Lee Moriarty, Beastman, Facade, Pretty Boy Smooth, and Bill Collier's growing opportunities in TNA.</p> <p>Independent wrestling takes center stage with Sorg's production perspective and Tina's viewing experience of DEFY Wrestling's Detroit debut. They discuss Lio Rush, Trey Miguel, Trish Adora, the Infantry and Death Riders, Bryan Keith versus Joshua Bishop, and the challenge of capturing crowd energy while following action all over a venue. Sorg also shares his personal experience attending AEW's PAC tribute in Pittsburgh, while the crew reflects on Will Ospreay's tribute and Jon Moxley's commentary.</p> <p>In What We Learned, Mad Mike follows a wrestler's unforgettable Survivor moment, T-Pop discovers the Junkyard Dog Juke through Adam Copeland's Maple Leaf Pro appearance, and Tina explores Pro Wrestling EVE's veteran-led talent structure. Sorg closes with a personal reflection inspired by Moxley's message: care about your work, recognize burnout, and appreciate the people who help you keep going. Plus, lucha libre in a library inspires a very Mayhem match idea.</p> <p>Watch or listen: <a href="https://www.wrestlingmayhemshow.com/" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.wrestlingmayhemshow.com/</a><br> Support the show: <a href="https://www.patreon.com/wrestlingmayhemshow" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.patreon.com/wrestlingmayhemshow</a> </p> Sorg, Sorgatron, Mad Mike, Tina Keys, Trueprinceofpro, T-Pop, AEW, Grand Slam Paris, Will Ospreay, Kazuchika Okada, Clockwork Carnage, WWE, Money in the Bank, Roxanne Perez, LA Knight, PWI 500, El Grande Americano, Bandido, Lee Moriarty, DEFY Wrestling, independent wrestling, Pittsburgh wrestling, Jon Moxley, PAC tribute, Pro Wrestling EVE, Adam Copeland, Maple Leaf Pro, Brady Booker, What We Learned Eight wrestlers, two stages, one championship, and a whole lot of questions. AEW's Clockwork Carnage match gives Wrestling Mayhem Show plenty to untangle as Sorg and Mad Mike welcome guest co-hosts Tina Keys and Trueprinceofpro (T-Pop) for episode 1023.

Fresh off AEW Grand Slam Paris, the crew reacts to Will Ospreay versus Kazuchika Okada, Darby Allin versus Kyle Fletcher, Mercedes Moné versus Queen Aminata, and the storytelling around Swerve Strickland and Hangman Page. They discuss the atmosphere of an international wrestling crowd before debating whether Clockwork Carnage's combination of timed entries, eliminations, and a final scoring period will make for great television or too much explanation.

WWE's Money in the Bank preview turns into a discussion about who the ladder matches should elevate, Tina's pick of Roxanne Perez, and whether LA Knight could leave with the World Heavyweight Championship. Possible cash-ins, the mystery surrounding the 946 faction, and future WarGames scenarios are strictly predictions and fantasy booking.

Then the PWI 500 sparks a spirited argument: did El Grande Americano deserve better? The crew considers activity requirements, wins and losses, star power, and the difference between a breakout year and a ranking formula. There is also love for Bandido, Lee Moriarty, Beastman, Facade, Pretty Boy Smooth, and Bill Collier's growing opportunities in TNA.

Independent wrestling takes center stage with Sorg's production perspective and Tina's viewing experience of DEFY Wrestling's Detroit debut. They discuss Lio Rush, Trey Miguel, Trish Adora, the Infantry and Death Riders, Bryan Keith versus Joshua Bishop, and the challenge of capturing crowd energy while following action all over a venue. Sorg also shares his personal experience attending AEW's PAC tribute in Pittsburgh, while the crew reflects on Will Ospreay's tribute and Jon Moxley's commentary.

In What We Learned, Mad Mike follows a wrestler's unforgettable Survivor moment, T-Pop discovers the Junkyard Dog Juke through Adam Copeland's Maple Leaf Pro appearance, and Tina explores Pro Wrestling EVE's veteran-led talent structure. Sorg closes with a personal reflection inspired by Moxley's message: care about your work, recognize burnout, and appreciate the people who help you keep going. Plus, lucha libre in a library inspires a very Mayhem match idea.

Watch or listen: https://www.wrestlingmayhemshow.com/
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Fresh off AEW Grand Slam Paris, the crew reacts to Will Ospreay versus Kazuchika Okada, Darby Allin versus Kyle Fletcher, Mercedes Moné versus Queen Aminata, and the storytelling around Swerve Strickland and Hangman Page. They discuss the atmosphere of an international wrestling crowd before debating whether Clockwork Carnage's combination of timed entries, eliminations, and a final scoring period will make for great television or too much explanation.

WWE's Money in the Bank preview turns into a discussion about who the ladder matches should elevate, Tina's pick of Roxanne Perez, and whether LA Knight could leave with the World Heavyweight Championship. Possible cash-ins, the mystery surrounding the 946 faction, and future WarGames scenarios are strictly predictions and fantasy booking.

Then the PWI 500 sparks a spirited argument: did El Grande Americano deserve better? The crew considers activity requirements, wins and losses, star power, and the difference between a breakout year and a ranking formula. There is also love for Bandido, Lee Moriarty, Beastman, Facade, Pretty Boy Smooth, and Bill Collier's growing opportunities in TNA.

Independent wrestling takes center stage with Sorg's production perspective and Tina's viewing experience of DEFY Wrestling's Detroit debut. They discuss Lio Rush, Trey Miguel, Trish Adora, the Infantry and Death Riders, Bryan Keith versus Joshua Bishop, and the challenge of capturing crowd energy while following action all over a venue. Sorg also shares his personal experience attending AEW's PAC tribute in Pittsburgh, while the crew reflects on Will Ospreay's tribute and Jon Moxley's commentary.

In What We Learned, Mad Mike follows a wrestler's unforgettable Survivor moment, T-Pop discovers the Junkyard Dog Juke through Adam Copeland's Maple Leaf Pro appearance, and Tina explores Pro Wrestling EVE's veteran-led talent structure. Sorg closes with a personal reflection inspired by Moxley's message: care about your work, recognize burnout, and appreciate the people who help you keep going. Plus, lucha libre in a library inspires a very Mayhem match idea.

Watch or listen: https://www.wrestlingmayhemshow.com/
Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/wrestlingmayhemshow

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