The FigGuys
134 episodes listed below
Wrestling figure talk from the collector table.
The FigGuys runs on Tuesday-night energy, wrestling figure news, and two collectors talking themselves into another preorder. Episodes bounce from CM Punk promos and WrestleMania plans to Macho King variants, Big Rubber Guys, LJN reveals, and unboxings that feel half review, half group chat.
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The FigGuys is a wrestling collectibles show built for people who can spend real time on one head sculpt, one repaint, or one surprise preorder. It moves fast. Thomas Montalto and Mike B talk like collectors already mid-conversation, mixing figure reveals, wrestling TV reactions, convention plans, unboxings, and community shout-outs without stopping to sand down the edges. That gives the show its shape. It is not a polished catalog rundown; it is a Tuesday-night collector table with live comments, giveaways, inside jokes, and sudden strong opinions about whether a line is healthy or a release actually works. Recent episodes circle around WrestleMania week, Vegas planning, Fremont Street hangouts, Toy Fair reveals, Big Event stories, and the long road to episode 100. The toy talk is dense in the right way. Macho King, Rick Martel, Princess Bride Andre, Big Rubber Guys, LJN surprises, Pinnacle Series looks, Mercedes Moné 1/3000, and WWE Ultimate Edition reveals all get treated as shelf decisions, not just headlines. Wrestling itself is never far away. CM Punk promos, Cody, Pat McAfee, Triple H, Road Dogg, MJF, Nick Nemeth, AJ Styles, and WWE 2K26 become part of the collecting weather around the week’s releases. They are comfortable disagreeing. They question business decisions, talk through preorder frustrations, and separate good intentions from execution when a rollout gets messy. The show also has a clear community pulse. Live chats, contests, reels, convention meetups, and listener names drift through the episodes as part of the regular texture. It suits fans who already know the difference between wanting a figure and needing one. It also rewards people who like the hunt almost as much as the item itself. The pace can be chaotic, but the enthusiasm is precise. The FigGuys knows that wrestling figures are nostalgia, current fandom, shelf design, scarcity, regret, and impulse buying all at once.
Made for: For wrestling fans who collect figures, track reveals, watch preorder windows, and enjoy loose shop-talk around Raw, SmackDown, conventions, and shelf decisions.
What sets it apart: The show stands out by treating toy minutiae as the main event, with rapid banter, live community energy, and collector-level arguments about variants, likenesses, line choices, and rollout drama.
Join your hosts Tom and Mike every week as they discuss and give their insight on all the latest happenings in the world of Professional Wrestling Action Figures and Collectibles. From WWE by Mattel, AEW by Jazwares and all your favorite lines from the past! Also, weekly unboxing, reviews, interviews, everything in between and more!
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Thomas Montalto and Mike B. make wrestling collectibles legible through informed debate about releases, design choices, licensing, and the history each figure carries.
The FigGuys turns wrestling figure collecting into a running conversation about how the sport is remembered, packaged, and posed on a shelf. Thomas Montalto and Mike B.
A Macho King repaint gets courtroom scrutiny, then Tom and Mike start fantasy-booking the shelf.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Episode 100 folds together figure talk, WrestleMania-week logistics, and community thanks in a relaxed, earned-feeling conversation.
The FigGuys use episode 100 to mark a WrestleMania-week check-in and revisit how the show grew out of Fig Night. It follows the shift from the Turnbuckle Tavern days to the brand split, while also crediting the people and bonus episodes that helped carry the run forward.
Wrestling talk that turns into a blunt collector-business debate.
The FigGuys move from CM Punk's Monday Night Raw promo into a collector-business argument about figures, contracts, transparency, warehouse stock, and who knew what.
Loose collector talk with enough figure detail to keep toy heads listening.
The FigGuys spend the hour on collector talk, preorder chatter, and the sort of off the cuff back and forth that makes figure news feel less like reporting and more like a hangout.
A loose collector chat that turns figure reveals into direct reactions.
The episode starts with work-day grumbling and a quick retail hunt, then settles into collector talk around new Rick the Model Martel and Macho King releases.
Collector talk that leans into licenses, mascots, and crossover appeal while keeping a loose, enthusiastic feel.
The episode stays locked on big rubber figures, then moves comfortably into licenses, mascots, mashups, and the overlap between wrestling and sports toys.
Wrestling toy talk with full collector brain.
The FigGuys mark episode 100 with a WrestleMania-week hangout.
The FigGuys come in hot after a big Monday Night Raw and spend a lot of time on CM Punk’s promo.
The FigGuys discuss their busy weekend, including convention stories and a first look at the Pinnacle Series 1, in a lively and humorous podcast episode.
The FigGuys discuss Road Dogg's departure from WWE, his Legends contract, and his upcoming appearance at WrestleCon during WrestleMania weekend.
The Fig Guys discuss the upcoming WWE 2K26 video game, including its cover star CM Punk, new gameplay features, and massive roster, while also mentioning their upcoming 100th episode during WrestleMania week.
The FigGuys open with WrestleMania trip planning and the familiar back-and-forth that keeps the show moving.
The FigGuys open with their usual duo banter and a scattered day-of-life update before settling into figure talk.
The FigGuys discuss wrestling figure news, including a Ringside Roundup, and feature an unboxing of a Mercedes Moné collectible.
Tom Montalto and Mike B open on a Tuesday night in full FigGuys mode.
This episode features Mike Belcaster discussing the Jazwares Vault FTR 2-Pack unboxing, weekly figure news, and excitement for the AEW All In pro wrestling event.
The FigGuys discuss wrestling figures, including SDCC reveals like John Cena, with guest Tom from Ringside in a casual, conversational episode.
The hosts discuss their excitement for the upcoming Money in the Bank wrestling event and their plans to watch it, while talking about wrestling figures and their work schedules.