Wrestling memory, sports grudges, no polish.
No Sell Entertainment is a rotating sports-and-wrestling banner built around opinion, memory, and running jokes. Its strongest lane is wrestling, from Omega versus Okada to Smoky Mountain history, with side trips into baseball, college basketball, golf, and the NFL draft.
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No Sell Entertainment is less one tidy podcast than a loose network of conversations orbiting wrestling, sports, and fan memory. Wrestling is the main event. The Retro Review Machine goes back through older shows and matches, from Kazuchika Okada and Kenny Omega's New Japan series to ROH Death Before Dishonor 6, WWE's 2007 One Night Stand, and Smoky Mountain Wrestling television. Those episodes are not dry recaps. They are full of side comments, nicknames, corrections, and arguments about what a building, crowd, company, or booking choice actually meant. The No Sell Podcast brings the same energy to current wrestling. AEW, WWE, WrestleMania, Dynasty, Power Pro Wrestling, Tony Khan, MJF, Kenny, Cody, and the pull of wrestling history all turn into longer debates rather than quick headlines. There is a lot of fandom here, but it is not blind fandom. Disappointment gets named early. Bad posters, celebrity pushes, legacy titles, missing excitement, and odd production choices all get worked over with a mix of irritation and affection. The sports side is just as conversational. Let's Do That Sports checks in on baseball predictions, basketball, the Masters, the World Baseball Classic, and the NFL draft. The hosts talk like people who have watched too much, remembered half of it perfectly, and are willing to check the other half out loud. Corey Mack often functions as the history brain, especially on older wrestling. Joseph Lusselman steers several episodes as host. Jeff Mack is a recurring foil for jokes, sports frustration, and wrestling tangents. The appeal is the accumulation: a joke becomes a point, a point becomes a rant, and the rant usually lands on something concrete. It is casual, blunt, and packed with references. It rewards listeners already comfortable with wrestling names, sports grudges, and arguments that take the scenic route.
Made for: For wrestling fans who enjoy retro reviews, current-company arguments, and sports talk that assumes some shared context. It also fits listeners who prefer conversational chemistry over studio-clean structure.
What sets it apart: No Sell Entertainment folds multiple show formats into one feed while keeping the same table-talk cadence. Its edge is the mix of deep wrestling recall, current sports irritation, and jokes that stay in the room long enough to become part of the analysis.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A baseball forecast branches into Oregon roster losses, NFL draft uncertainty, and Venezuela's World Baseball Classic upset.
Joseph opens the baseball predictions by admitting last year's picks missed the mark, with Jeff Mack positioned as chasing a cleaner read as the new season arrives.
A loose wrestling conversation where a Dennis Condry remembrance opens into AEW legacy talk and a Power Pro Wrestling preview.
Power Pro Wrestling's High Spots preview gives this single-episode review its forward motion, though the opening attention rests with Dennis Condry.
ECW One Night Stand 2005 is revisited through Back to the Future riffs and balcony chaos.
No Sell Entertainment revisits ECW One Night Stand from 2005 with a conversation that keeps drifting between the card and a long Back to the Future tangent.
A sports hangout that drifts from baseball to Augusta and into a real hockey gripe.
The discussion moves easily from the hosts' baseball teams two weeks into the season into a loose sports hangout, opening with green jacket jokes and a Champions Dinner menu of chicken tendies, hamburgers, and hot dogs.
The hosts review the wrestling show Heroes of Wrestling, describing it as a bad show that evokes depression and comparing it to music like The Doors' 'The End' and covers by Disturbed.
Host Joseph Russell Moss and co-host Corey review ECW One Night Stand from June 12, 2005.
Hosts Joseph Lussel-Mohan and Jeff Mack discuss early-season disappointments across sports.
The No Sell Podcast reviews Power Pro Wrestling’s Albany Cheers and Jeers show, including Spencer Scott’s win over Naomi King and Charlie Avella’s 490-day title reign.
No Sell Entertainment’s Retro Review Machine examines WWF WrestleFest 1988, held July 31 at Milwaukee County Stadium before 25,866 fans.
Joe Celeste, Corey Mack, and Jeff Mack preview Power Pro Wrestling’s Cheers and Jeers in Albany, Oregon, and No Easy Way Out in Eugene, Oregon, across July 17 and 18.
Sami Zayn beating Cody Rhodes and Gunther in 18:40 at Night of Champions in Riyadh is called "shock value" by Corey Mack, who compares it to Kofi Kingston's title win.
The No Sell Podcast hosts Joseph Lussell, Corey Mack and Jeff Mack recap PAL's Savage Streets, from the pre-show Marco Antonio vs.
No Sell Entertainment's Retro Review Machine drafts the Ruthless Aggression roster, with Joseph Russell Moss and Corey Mack as Team SmackDown under captain Batista against Jeff Mack's Team AM Raw under captain John Cena.
This episode reviews the 2017-2018 New Japan wrestling series between Kenny Omega and Kazuchika Okada, considered among the greatest matches of all time.
The hosts discuss their baseball teams' performance two weeks into the season, preview the Masters golf tournament, and analyze Michigan and UCLA's recent basketball championships.
Two hosts discuss wrestling news, focusing on AEW's Dynasty event and WWE's upcoming WrestleMania, including celebrity involvement.
The hosts discuss and review the ROH Death Before Dishonor 6 wrestling event from 2008 in a humorous and casual style.
Joseph and Jeff Mack of No Sell Entertainment discuss baseball-season predictions alongside Oregon basketball's roster collapse, March Madness, the NFL Draft, and the World Baseball Classic.
No Sell Entertainment’s “The No Sell Podcast - We Are Not Low” moves from Corey Mack’s tribute to Dennis Condrey and the Midnight Express into a preview of Power Pro Wrestling’s High Spots on March 28 at World Pies in Eugene, Oregon.
The hosts discuss and review WWE's 2007 One Night Stand Extreme Rules pay-per-view event, sharing personal reactions and commentary on wrestling from that era.
The hosts discuss Smoky Mountain Wrestling, Jim Cornett's 1993 passion project to revitalize pro wrestling in southern towns abandoned by WCW.
The hosts reminisce about watching AWA SuperClash 3 on ESPN after school and discuss their nostalgic love for retro pro wrestling.
The hosts introduce a retro review of the 1997 NWO Souled Out wrestling pay-per-view, sharing humorous anecdotes about their travel to Cedar Rapids and setting up the episode's focus.