In the wake of the #SpeakingOut movement, the conversation has included what wrestling companies need to do to operate a safer locker room. Ryse Wrestling has been a promotion that has been endeavoring to have a welcoming and safe locker room in it’s over 3 years in existence. We talk with head booker Marcus Man, and roster members Tyler Klein and Laura Loveless about the movement, speaking out, what the company does right and what it needs to work on, as well as everyone else, moving forward.
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Indy Mayhem Show: Intergender Wrestling Panel 2
We are back with another Intergender Wrestling Panel with our esteemed panel pro wrestlers Honey Badger and Jinx, Ryse Wrestling Head of Talent Relations Marcus Mann, and PWTorch “Talking Honor” Podcast‘s Emily Fear. The crew discusses the shift in intergender wrestling with Nia Jax in the men’s Royal Rumble, the lack of women vets behind the scenes on the local level, and how that could change, and much more!
Marcus Mann joins the mayhem this week, which means it’s likely we’ll be talking very little wrestling and a bunch of John Cena. Thankfully we have Larry, Matt, Rizz, Mad Mike, and Sorg to keep the show rolling as we discuss:
We have Marcus Mann on the show – the guy who hasn’t watched wrestling since September?
Welcome to the Young Justice episode?
Marcus Mann is sharing some thoughts on Brock Lesnar and Brock-being-Brock.
Anytime Marcus Mann watches a wrestling match, he has some psychology assessments thanks to Shirley Doe.
Ronda Rousey and Brock Lesnar are there for particular reasons in WWE. They are in a category of their own.
Liking our discussion about intergender wrestling? Join us for our panel.
Randy Orton walks a line all the time.
This is the time in the show when Marcus Mann tells us how amazing John Cena is.
Marcus Mann is not a fan of skinny Cena.
With Patreon in the Bank looming, we’re looking to see if Marcus Mann can book a MayhemMania match WITHOUT John Cena (if someone uses an eliminator).
It’s MayhemMania time. We can’t wait to see what our crew books this week!
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Wrestling Mayhem Show 611: Deep Into MayhemMania Season
We couldn’t have planned this week’s in-studio guest any better if we tried. Marcus Mann joins us on the big purple couch to talk about the road to WrestleMania! He’s joined by Rob, Larry, Sorg, Mad Mike, and Mainstream Matt as they talk about:
We’ve got the RYSE Wrestling Head of Talent Relations, Marcus Mann, on the sofa this week!
Sorg was in Florida over the weekend, and had a chance to visit the Hulk Hogan shop down there.
Marcus Mann is sharing some updates about what they’re up to down at RYSE Wrestling. Want to check it out? Head over to www.indywrestling.us
We’ll be getting to some Fastlane and WrestleMania talk shortly. But first – John Cena has a Road to WrestleMania and Marcus couldn’t be happier.
John Cena broke RAW.
We’re breaking down an interesting comparison between John Cena, Hulk Hogan, and Chris Jericho.
It’s the wrestler’s responsibility to take that #1 spot. If someone isn’t taking that spot, then it really belongs to the guy at the top. (In this case John Cena.)
Vince McMahon will not give anyone a Jr. suffix because he feels it is demeaning.
Sorg apparently ran into Paige at an ICP show last week?
Fastlane happened this weekend, and we’ve got a clearer picture about what we’ll be seeing at WrestleMania.
We found out Marcus Mann is apparently a huge Brock Lesnar fan, in addition to being a John Cena fan…and a Chris Jericho fan…
We’re taking a trip down memory lane…to Summer Slam 2002.
You think Brock Lesnar could kill a person – watch him punch Braun Strowman in the face. He’s the closest thing we can get to a Bruiser Brody.
Are we setting ourselves up for disappointment by setting our expectations too high for WrestleMania?
Thanks to The Bar we can no longer take discussions regarding setting the bar seriously.
When ranking WrestleMania events, which one is the “average” by which you should set your expectations by?
It’s time for MayhemMania! Let’s see what havoc we can wreak this week!
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Wrestling Mayhem Show 599: Earth 2 Daniel Bryan
Marcus Mann can’t seem to get enough of the mayhem. He made the trek back to the studio to join Sorg, Bobby F J-Town and Mad Mike for this week’s episode. We had a lot to chat about, including:
205 Live is going to do house shows starting in January?
On paper 205 Live is the best indy show ever. We need to see how it is in reality.
Marcus Mann is educating us on the difference of a 205 Live show on TV versus live and how much better high flyers are live.
Someone may have just compared Enzo to Eddie Guerrero.
Marcus Mann is educating Sorg on Noam Dar and wrestling outside the US.
We’re reminiscing on that time when Rizz interviewed Pete Dunne.
Just because we’re not seeing people from CWC and Mae Young Classic popping up yet doesn’t mean WWE lost their numbers. Just wait.
Did you see DJ Z at a show – – – in a library?
Jim Johnston was released from the WWE. We’re sharing some thoughts.
Since we’ve got Marcus Mann on the sofa, we’re talking about the recent RYSE anniversary show.
A Power Point presentation is over on 205 Live.
This week’s Big Question: Which superstar had the best potential and would have been a bigger WWE star if Vince McMahon hadn’t gotten in the way?
The one that got away – that don’t know they got away.
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Indy Mayhem Show 184: Marcus Mann
Marcus Mann joins the show to talk about old wrestling, his theater background leading into becoming a pro wrestling manager, earning respect as a manager on the show, pitching a story, talents to look out for, and what’s coming up with RYSE Wrestling.
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