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A Work is a legitimate and unscripted exchange or sequence within a wrestling match. A Shoot is defined as the planned or scripted elements of a match or storyline Can you tell the difference? Work Or Shoot? is a podcast from Team T4 about everything professional wrestling. Don't be a mark today. RING THE BELL!
Unknown Host hosts Work Or Shoot?: A Wrestling Podcast, a sports show with 62 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail We come back swinging with a full weekend game plan built around indie wrestling, rumor-worthy surprises, and the hard choices fans make when great shows run on the same night. We break down WrestleWars,
Send us Fan Mail We sit down with NGW promoters Eddie Shepard and Cody Ford to talk about how they built a Knoxville indie wrestling crowd that feels loud, modern, and different from the usual local template. We get real
Send us Fan Mail A Facebook rant about a wrestler “being rude” turns into a perfect lesson on heel heat, getting worked, and why independent wrestling fans still react like it’s real. We also preview our upcoming NGW int
Send us Fan Mail A Facebook rant about a wrestler “being rude” turns into a perfect lesson on heel heat, getting worked, and why independent wrestling fans still react like it’s real. We also preview our upcoming NGW int
Send us Fan Mail A title match ends, and instead of a neat little wrap-up, the whole night explodes into arguments, a setup, and one of the most emotionally honest winner’s speeches we’ve heard in a long time. We’re reco
Send us Fan Mail Your calendar is not “wide open,” you are just not paying attention. We’re staring down a stacked run of Kentucky independent wrestling and we’re putting the whole weekend on one messy, loud map: Innovat
Send us Fan Mail We recap an unforgettable three-day wrestling road trip through Tennessee, from a rowdy bar show in Knoxville to a studio banger in Kingsport and a mind-blowing NGW night at Mill and Mine. We also map ou
Send us Fan Mail We talk about why independent wrestling feels hotter than it has in a long time, then sit down with Dangerous Dan Matthews to get real about training, safety, and what it takes to build a wrestling schoo
Send us Fan Mail Backlash has the WWE logo on it, but we can’t lie, it plays like a dressed up SmackDown and that changes how every match lands. We talk through the night with zero filter: what worked, what felt rushed,
Send us Fan Mail The video dies, the audio lives, and the chaos starts immediately. We catch up with Wayne’s return, then jump straight into the week’s biggest wrestling news: WWE releases, the loud “We Want Kairi” react
Send us Fan Mail We come in exhausted from a full WrestleMania weekend and give the real recap anyway, from the shortest matches to the biggest moments that actually hit. We compare night one and night two, call out what
Send us Fan Mail Wes is missing, so we run the weekend tape and relive a wrestling convention, an ACW arena show, and an Innovate night that turns into total chaos. We end with WrestleMania talk, a real fan-mail surprise
Send us Fan Mail Something feels off from the jump, and we lean into it: different lineup, different energy, and a lot to talk about after a weekend of wrestling. We start in the trenches with Kentucky Championship Wrest
Send us Fan Mail We catch up on indie wrestling news, promote the next KCW and Innovate shows, and argue about what actually makes a crowd feel alive. We also react to a wild story about a fan stabbing a wrestler, then s
Send us Fan Mail We celebrate the 50th Work Or Shoot Podcast with Ryan Austin, the inaugural NetPro Cup champion, as he gets real about training pain, gear choices, injuries, and the long game of getting noticed in indie
Send us Fan Mail We chase the whiplash between indie magic and big-league moves, from a trampoline park banger and a balcony dive to contract twists, call-up rumors, and whether Cody or Randy should flip first. Sharp tak
Send us Fan Mail We trade chops and stories with Nick Blackwell as he explains why heat is a currency, how the “Face of Net Pro” gimmick was built to provoke, and what he learned from Ricky Morton and Crazy Steve about t
Send us Fan Mail Ever leave one show thinking, “That was fine,” and another feeling like your voice is gone and your heart’s in your boots? That was our weekend. We hit AMW in Lexington for a TV-taped card with a quiet c
Send us Fan Mail We dive into why tag team wrestling still rules, break down AEW’s swerves and WWE’s stalls, and map the indie shows fueling our calendar. Gear drops, figure crossovers, and a ringside heel moment round o
Send us Fan Mail We hit Vergie for KCW Ascension and watched a surprise triple threat, a fired-up debut from Party McFly, and Sean Cruz turn the crowd on a dime. The lights were new, the gym was loud, and the heavyweight
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Work Or Shoot?: A Wrestling Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under sports (wrestling) and has published 62 episodes.
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