HeyJaredPro Wrestling Outlaws Podcast
The Band is back together! The outlaws of the pro wrestling podcast world are coming back with a new a show dedicated to the type of pro wrestling banter you loved before. Join us for 60-90 minutes of fandom and fun!
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- Sep 27, 2026
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Guest: Sign Guy — Promoter of Turnbuckle Turmoil Championship Wrestling - Episode 38 (opens the original)
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The Outlaws return with a wild, story‑packed episode featuring longtime Pacific Northwest wrestling figure Sign Guy — a referee, manager, ring announcer, wrestler, podcaster, and now promoter of Turnbuckle Turmoil Championship Wrestling . Sign Guy breaks down his upcoming October 18th event in Skamokawa, Washington, including a Monsters Match main event (Big Vicious vs. Kongo Kong), an SP8 Rules bout, and multiple tag team clashes. From there, the crew dives deep into his decades-long journey in
Who Belongs on TNA’s Mount Rushmore? (opens the original)
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This week on Pro Wrestling Outlaws , the boys go long, go deep, and go completely off the rails in a way only they can. Albert, Dags, and Brando kick things off with a detour into Joshi history, Meltzer boomers, and a surprisingly heartfelt shout‑out to WrestleSpective’s documentary on All Japan Women’s Wrestling — a rare moment of sincerity before the wheels fall off. From there, chaos arrives in the form of Michael Caine , who storms in to announce he’s protesting the show after being “ECW’d”
Return From Break and SummerSlam Moments (opens the original)
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The Outlaws return from their July hiatus with a chaotic, comedy‑heavy episode that feels like classic PWO: gimmick theft, Michael Caine financial disputes, Dallas Dust lore, and a full SummerSlam deep‑dive. The show opens with Albert, Brando, and Dags immediately falling into mid‑season form—Dags “steals the gimmick,” That's Gotta BeMichael Caine complains about being shaken down for money, and is furious about being “kept off the air for three weeks.” His sleaze‑list reading (Item #41) deliver
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