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Mad Mike and Sorg talk about this week's Raw! We talk about Mick Foley being fired, the awesome match between Samoa Joe and Sami Zayn, Chris Jericho introducing us to the "real" Kevin Owens, and Braun Strowman going one on one with Roman Reigns.

To continue down our Wrestlemania road we hop north to Safeco Field in Seattle for the last match of Stone Cold Steve Austin as he goes against The Rock, Vince McMahon and Hulk Hogan have a huge grudge match, Chris Jericho goes up against his on-time hero Shawn Michaels, and this is the first Wrestlemania of the brand split so we have Triple H and Kurt Angle defending their championships.

We head back up to the Great White North for Icon vs. Icon as The Rock goes up against Hollywood Hogan and Stone Cold Steve Austin has to fend off Scott Hall and Kevin Nash. Also Undisputed Champion Chris Jericho is going up against Triple H back from his quad injury.

Is Wrestlemania X-Seven the greatest Mania of all time? I guess we shall see, The rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin highlight the main event for the WWF Championship, Vince McMahon and Shane McMahon have a street fight, Triple H goes up against the American Bad Ass Undertaker (guess who wins), and we get to see TLC2.

Our next trip in Wrestlemania history takes us back to the Pond in Anaheim, where we have a McMahon in every corner for the WWF Championship match between Triple H, Big Show, The Rock, and the "retiring" Mick Foley. Also we have Kurt Angle defending both the European and Intercontinental Championships against Chris Jericho and Chris Benoit, and there is a triangle ladder match between the Hardys, The Dudleys, and Edge and Christian.

Mad Mike and Sorg talk about this week's Impact Wrestling on Pop TV. We talk about Ethan Carter and Alberto El Patron arguing over who should be number one contender. We have a huge shake-up in the tag team division as LAX made it's return, and we have an awesome four-way X-Division title match between Andrew Everett, Trevor Lee, Braxton Sutter, and a returning Suicide.

Mad Mike and Sorg talk about 205 Live this week and Sorg gives us the dirt because he was there live! We talk about the five way match between Akira Tozawa, Brian Kendrick, TJ Perkins, Austin Aries, and Tony Nese, and the dancing troupe of Jack Gallagher and Rich Swann.

We travel to the city of Brotherly Love for Wrestlemania 15, and The Corporation is trying to impose their will and keep Stone Cold Steve Austin from getting the WWF Championship back from The Rock. Triple H is having problems of his own as he goes after Kane, but is also for some reason helping Shane McMahon beat up X-Pac. Also we finally see the first defense of the Hardcore Championship at Wrestlemania.

We've got a delayed episode this week - thanks to Smackdown LIVE. To make up for the lack of Podcast Day shenanigans, we've got a super special guest this week when we talk with Lucha Underground Co-Executive Producer, Chris DeJoseph! We've got Sorg, Mutilator Larry, Mad Mike, and Mainstream Matt on air for Wrestling Mayhem Show 561. Of course, we talked what's happening in the world of wrestling this week, including: We've got Chris De Joseph on air - and he'll be joining us for Mayhem Mania! Lucha Underground is streaming on Netflix and we've got Chris DeJoseph on the show so we can chat about it. Mad Mike is sharing lady tips. It includes watching Sexy Star. Netflix is treating Lucha Underground pretty well. They even have their own trailer! Chris DeJoseph is giving new Netflix viewers the elevator pitch for what makes Lucha Underground so great. Lucha Underground is a great episodic show - not just a wrestling show. Lucha Underground treats their fans like they're not idiots. Mad Mike gives his seal of

David Lagan returns to talk with us about his recent "Thirty Days' project with Smashing Pumpkins' Billy Corgan, working through the tough year in Impact Wrestling, showing behind the scenes in pro wrestling, using Social Media, providing value to a promoter as a talent, the evolution of stories such as the Broken Hardys, Gary Vaynerchuk, and so much more! Share your feelings on indy wrestling and tell us who we should talk to on the show via e-mail at goodtimes@wrestlingmayhemshow.com Go to wrestlingmayhemshow.com for more entertainment!

Mad Mike rolls into Boston for the final Wrestlemania match for Shawn Michaels....for a while as he faces Stone Cold Steve Austin for the WWF Championship, with Mike Tyson as the special enforcer. The Rock finally drops his most famous catchphrase accidentally, Undertaker battles his brother Kane, and the New Age Outlaws go up against cactus Jack and Chainsaw Charlie in a Dumpster Match.

Sorg and Mad Mike talk about Raw as we are on the Road to Wrestlemania. We have Mick Foley being told to fire someone by Stephanie McMahon, Nia Jax wants a part of Wrestlemania, Austin Aries makes his Raw debut, and Paul Heyman talks about Brock Lesnar vs. Goldberg.

We are back on the trip down Wrestlemania lane stopping at Wrestlemania 12 to see Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels go for the WWF Championsip in an Iron Man match, Also the Undertaker goes one on one with Diesel (quick, guess who wins), and Rowdy Roddy Piper channels a little bit of They Live and OJ Simpson with his Hollywood Backlot Brawl with Goldust.

Welcome back to a trip through Wrestlemania history, as we stop in Hartford, Connecticut for Wrestlemania 11, also known as the one with A LOT of celebrities. The main event saw NY Giant legend Lawrence Taylor go up against Bam Bam Bigelow. WWF Champion Diesel put his title on the line against Shawn Michaels, Bob Backlund and Bret Hart has an "I Quit" match, and the Undertaker looked to get his urn back from King Kong Bundy.

Mad Mike takes us back to where it all began for Wrestlemania X, Madison Square Garden. We have Yokozuna defending his WWF Championship twice against Bret Hart and Lex Luger, we also see Owen Hart opening the show against his brother and of course, the epic ladder match for the Intercontinental Championship between Shawn Michaels and Razor Ramon. Also the last Wrestlemania for Macho Man Randy Savage.

Welcome back to Mad Mike's journey down Wrestlemania history, we are stopping at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas for the world's largest toga party. This Wrestlemania saw Bret Hart, Yokozuna, and Hulk Hogan all hold the WWF Championship. We all had double vision during the Doink the Clown match against Crush, and The Undertaker faced his largest opponent yet, Giant Gonzalez.

Mad Mike is here to talk about the new era in Impact Wrestling with Sorg. We have a third commentator in Jeremy Borash, Alberto El Patron has arrived and he is going after Lashley's title, we got to see an awesome X-division match, Laurel Van Ness is still in her wedding dress, and Dutch Mantell wants to hear ideas.