Wrestling Mayhem Show 617: Jake The Snake Walks Into A Bar
This week’s episode brought to you by Slice on Broadway, Occupy Pro Wrestling, and Indy Wrestling US!
It’s a full house (of sorts) as we’re joined by MaxXouT heading into the Millvale Music Festival in a couple of weeks. They are joined by Sorg, Larry, and Mad Mike this week as we talk about: 
- Sorg is reminiscing about that time he directed Virgil for a music video with our guests MaxXouT.
- Imagine trying to do some work in a professional setting and getting a dude calling you and yelling wrestling stuff into the phone. *cough* Virgil *cough*
- MaxXouT has a Jake the Snake story, too?!?!
- When you realize your wrestling connection with MaxXouT gets even tighter when they went to an IWC show you worked.
- MaxXouT is kicking around the idea of having Virgil help with their merch table at the Millvale Music Festival.
- The greatest of Royal Rumble events happened.
- Thanks to Larry for being our Middle East correspondent helping us keep things straight for the Greatest Royal Rumble.
- We touch on some of the politics involved with the Greatest Royal Rumble.
- Backlash is this weekend, and we’re getting a Samoan vs Samoan match.
- So…another cross-promotional PPV.
- This week’s Big Question: Which legacy wrestlers have filled their family shoes the best, and which haven’t?
- What did YOU learn in wrestling this week?
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A wrestling fan since he was a wee little lad. Sorg fondly remembers the big blue cage that Hogan and Orndorf jumped to the floor off of at the same time fondly. Founding the Wrestling Mayhem Show in 2006, he spreads his love of the "sport" of wrestling to all.