Sit Down Shut Up Mark Out!
Sit Down Shut Up Mark Out!
Podcast Description
Two obsessed wrestling fans 3000 miles apart talk AEW, New Japan, ROH, STARDOM and celebrate the great, the terrible, and the terribly great moments from all eras of professional wrestling, including WCW, WWF, ECW, UWF, JCP, ROH, TNA. It's a variety show with talk, listener participation, and "amusing" (to us) skits.We keep our conversation on the televised product more than rumors and backstage heresay. We don't care about ratings, we don't care about ticket sales. We don't watch current WWE (cool if you do, though)! We love, we laugh, we babble. Get in the ring with us! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The show emphasizes the celebration of both iconic and notorious moments in wrestling history, focusing on analysis of current televised matches while avoiding rumors and backstage gossip. Episodes delve into topics like the evolution of women's wrestling, highlights from shows like Dynamite and Revolution, and discussions on favorite wrestlers and matches.
A weekly deep-dive from two lifelong wrestling fans exploring AEW, New Japan Pro Wrestling, ROH, STARDOM, and the most bizarre, brilliant, and unforgettable matches from every era — including classic WCW, WWF, ECW, UWF, JCP, ROH, and TNA.
Our focus is the televised wrestling product: match quality, storytelling, promos, character arcs, and the moments that make pro wrestling magic.
Equal parts analysis, chaos, and comedy — this is pro wrestling conversation at its most honest and most fun.
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Why does professional wrestling affect us differently than almost any other form of entertainment?
In the wake of the devastating loss of Benjamin “PAC” Satterley, Blade Daily and Books and Bodyslams step back from the usual wrestling discourse to talk about something bigger: why we become so deeply attached to professional wrestlers.
We know they’re performers. We understand kayfabe. We can separate the character from the person behind it—and yet we spend 52 weeks a year cheering them, booing them, watching them grow older and sometimes growing older right alongside them.
So why can losing someone we never actually knew hurt so much?
Blade and Books explore the strange relationship between wrestler, character and fan before discussing AEW’s remarkable Dynamite: A Tribute to PAC—from the empty chair and the Death Riders to Will Ospreay and Ricochet honoring PAC in the ring, Hangman Page reuniting with The Elite, Bryan Danielson’s emotional return and the many moments when the line between wrestling storyline and genuine grief simply disappeared.
This isn’t really a Dynamite review.
It’s a conversation about grief, kayfabe, fandom, memory and why wrestling hits differently.
And along the way, Joshi G makes a surprise appearance with a special tribute to PAC of her own.
If professional wrestling has ever meant more to you than you can reasonably explain to another human being, this episode is for you.
Sit Down Shut Up Mark Out — We love, we laugh, we babble.
Sit Down Shut Up Mark Out is a weekly pro wrestling podcast hosted by Blade Daily and friends covering AEW, NJPW, STARDOM, ROH, and the best of professional wrestling from around the world. Every episode features wrestling analysis, reviews, predictions, fantasy booking, history, and fan-first discussion with plenty of laughs along the way.
If you’re looking for thoughtful wrestling conversation without endless rumors, ratings discourse, or fake outrage, you’ve found your people.
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