Wrestling Mayhem Show 970: WWE Takes Over TripleMania?! | The Rev Ron Hunt Returns | Puppet Wrestling Madness!
This week’s episode is an energetic, insightful, and often hilarious dive into the world of pro wrestling, puppets, and promos with returning guest The Revenue Ron Hunt. From reviewing AAA’s most accessible TripleMania ever to dissecting the cultural and business evolution of Ron Hunt himself, the show blends wrestling news with Muppet-level mayhem and thoughtful commentary.
TripleMania Recap & WWE Collaboration
Discussion on TripleMania airing on YouTube and HBO Max Mexico.
Comparison to New Japan events, especially in structure and commentary format.
First TripleMania under WWE influence, leading to more mainstream accessibility and higher production.
WWE talent appearances (Dominik Mysterio, Otis, Omos) brought viral moments, like Microman vs. Omos.
Commentary from JBL and Corey Graves was surprisingly well-received despite initial concerns.
The merch explosion: Microman, Pimpinela Escarlata, Psycho Clown, and Mr. Iguana shirts available on WWE Shop.
Unexpected viral moment: Triple H’s face during Pimpinela’s entrance.
Cultural clash noted regarding Vikingo being booed, speculated to be due to the crowd’s preference for Alberto Del Rio and cultural disconnect on accusations against him.
Puppet Wrestling Mania
Explosion of puppets in wrestling: Monet, Demonito, and classic Lily/Charlie puppets.
Hilarious puppet segment with the hosts, including marionettes and childhood puppets.
Discussion of puppets in classic storylines (e.g., Edge/Lita live sex celebration with a puppet).
Idea of a full Muppet wrestling universe with only one human per show—“Muppet Show” meets Monday Night Raw.
Return of Prospect Pro Wrestling (2PW)
Revenue Ron Hunt discusses the strong energy and sellout show at the new 2PW venue in Irwin, PA.
Highlights of the event include tag matches, the crowd’s connection to wrestlers, and the vibe of wrestling in a brewery setting.
Revenue reflects on the return of joy in promoter Marshall Gambino, who hasn’t smiled this much in a long time.
The Evolution of ‘The Revenue’ Ron Hunt
Transition from “The Rev” to “The Revenue”: a deeper focus on business mindset in wrestling.
Influenced by past roles in Shane Taylor Promotions, EC3 conversation, and longtime emphasis on financial storytelling.
Explained how the “Rev-Verse” exists across territories like a Ninja Turtle- or Spider-Verse-style network of wrestling reverends.
Describes his mission to build value in any promotion he’s part of—literally and financially.
RWA Renegade Rumble Preview
Revenue plans to dominate the Rumble by targeting championships and calling out names like John McChesney and Dave Jamison.
Teases a more violent side emerging in the second half of 2025.
Debates over puppet entries in the Rumble lead to unpredictable speculation about what’s in store.
💡 “What We Learned” Segment
Each host reflected with a humorous or quirky takeaway:
Sorg: Realized that wrestling may fully evolve into the Muppet Show, complete with chaos, one stressed-out Kermit-like figure, and colorful characters in and out of costume.
Rizz: Learned the true extent of WWE’s merchandising reach—there’s officially a Pimpinela Escarlata shirt on Shop.
Mad Mike: Understood that anything is possible in modern wrestling—from Omos in Mexico to puppets with their own personas—and is here for the madness.
Revenue Ron Hunt: Embraced the title of financial chief and laid the groundwork for RevenueMania, declaring dominance in both the business and entertainment side of the ring.
