Mattel mail, Good Humor figures, and collector talk keep the episode moving.
The episode spends its time on a Mattel box on the porch, Good Humor figures, and the simple pleasure of taking toy history a little too seriously.

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Wrestling toy talk with full collector brain.
The Major Wrestling Figure Podcast is built around wrestling figures, weekly purchases, new pre-orders, retros, vintage lines, and collector community bits. Matt Cardona, Brian Myers, and Smart Mark Sterling keep the talk loose, loud, and packed with toy-aisle specificity.
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The Major Wrestling Figure Podcast is wrestling collecting treated as a weekly group text that got a microphone. It is fast, specific, and proudly crowded with toy names. Matt Cardona and Brian Myers lead the conversation, with Smart Mark Sterling producing and jumping into the collector back-and-forth. The show is not built around clean topic lanes. A segment may start with weekly purchases, drift into a Good Humor WWE ice cream box, stop for a Roman Reigns cutout, then land on a Jim Cornette figure question. That is the texture. The pleasure comes from hearing collectors who can argue a sculpt, remember a release window, and still laugh at how strange the whole hobby can get. Current product talk is a constant. Ringside Collectibles pre-orders, retros, Big Shots, Mattel shipments, head sculpts, and figure scale all get the same serious-comic attention. Vintage history matters too. Vault episodes step back into older lines and adjacent toy worlds, including a full Terminator 2 figure discussion with power arms, battle damage, John Connor, and exploding T-1000 parts in the mix. Interviews keep the wrestling side close. Chris Masters and Chris Adonis, for example, bring the conversation back to childhood fandom, collecting around wrestling, and the way wrestlers now openly celebrate memorabilia. The community is part of the show’s machinery. MajorReview winners, jingle contests, membership chatter, buy-sell-trade energy, and running nicknames make it feel like a collector club with inside jokes already in motion. The humor can be blunt. The warmth is obvious. It suits fans who enjoy wrestling history through objects: boxed figures, odd accessories, toyetic ring gear, limited pieces, and the tiny differences that make collectors care. The show’s real subject is obsession made social. It turns shelves and bins into stories.
Made for: For wrestling fans, figure collectors, and nostalgia-driven hobbyists who enjoy granular talk about releases, variants, accessories, and collection culture. It especially suits listeners already fluent in toy-line names and wrestling in-jokes.
What sets it apart: The show stands apart because the wrestling and collecting worlds are not separate here; the people talking figures also live inside the wrestling business. That gives product chatter, old-line history, and guest interviews a lived-in authority without sanding off the chaos.
Join Wrestling Superstar Matt Cardona (former WWE Superstar Zack Ryder) and IMPACT Wrestling star Brian Myers (former WWE Superstar Curt Hawkins) along with their producer AEW Star "Smart" Mark Sterling as they talk about one of their favorite hobbies...collecting wrestling toys! Each week the boys chat about the latest news, upcoming releases, toy history, vintage collecting and much more! As lifelong wrestling fans and wrestling memorabilia experts, these guys have plenty to say about the world of wrestling collectables. They started the obsession as kids and continued it through adulthood, and now as wrestling superstars they now have their...
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
It treats wrestling figures as designed objects, personal history, and an active collector market, with sharp attention to the differences between versions.
The Major Wrestling Figure Podcast turns collecting talk into a lively working session among Matt Cardona, Brian Myers, and producer Smart Mark Sterling. New releases, pre-orders, purchases, sculpts, mechanisms, packaging, and scale receive quick, specific judgments.
A jar of teeth counts as serious toy talk when Matt Cardona and Brian Myers take inventory.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Mattel mail, Good Humor figures, and collector talk keep the episode moving.
The episode spends its time on a Mattel box on the porch, Good Humor figures, and the simple pleasure of taking toy history a little too seriously.
Collector banter, toy details, and enough Ringside chatter to keep figure heads hooked.
This episode stays in the show’s familiar lane: collector banter, toy minutiae, and easy back-and-forth around Big Shots Matt Cardona, Ringside preorders, and Retro Wave 3.
A collector-minded Terminator 2 chat that gives as much weight to the oddball figure details as to the movie itself.
Matt Cardona, Brian Myers, and Smart Mark Sterling make a collector-first pass through Terminator 2, and the fun comes from the specific figure talk: the seven-figure lineup, secret features, battle-damage variants, the Power Arm Terminator, and the production quirks that shaped…
A loose wrestling conversation that turns hotline-era memories into warm, specific nostalgia.
This episode leans on hotline-era memories, the early wrestling internet, and a clear affection for Chris Adonis, better known as Chris Masters.
A loose, merch-heavy Danhausen hangout with deep wrestling figure talk.
The episode brings Matt Cardona, Brian Myers, Smart Mark Sterling, and Danhausen together for a loose, merch-heavy hangout. The toy talk carries it: the ROH figure with the jar of teeth, the Ben Cooper-style masks, the rubber prototype, and the Australia tights chatter are the…






Matt Cardona and Brian Myers spend the episode on figure hauls, including Just Toys Bend-Ems, a 1999 ‘Damage’ Steve Austin and Vince McMahon set, and a Paul Heyman Ringside Collectibles exclusive that John confirms was likely boxed incorrectly.
Retros, baby.
Terminator 2 gets the figure-fed treatment.
The hosts of the Major Wrestling Figure Podcast discuss the ongoing jingle competition, preview submissions, and announce the winner will be selected next week.
Two minutes are already gone.
This episode of the Major Wrestling Figure Podcast features host Bobby Orlando discussing wrestling topics like PowerTown's future, the Hall of Fame, and The Rock's comments, while sharing personal updates and social media promotion.
This episode of the Major Wrestling Figure Podcast features hosts Brian Myers and Matt Cardona introducing the show, promoting listener engagement through reviews, and sharing a fan testimonial about wrestling figure collecting.
The hosts of the Major Wrestling Figure Podcast introduce themselves, promote their sponsor Ringside Collectibles, and share a positive listener review about how the show makes commutes enjoyable for wrestling figure fans.
Donovan Danhausen arrives as very regular Donovan.
This episode features an interview with Steve Rosenthal of PowerTown Wrestling, discussing wrestling topics including The Rock and Matt finding his King, interspersed with casino and car advertisements.
A special 100th episode celebration with a guest artist thanking the hosts and community for their support in wrestling toy collecting.
The episode begins with an ad for a psoriasis medication and a Dave Matthews Band concert, then transitions into the hosts discussing wrestling toy collecting.
A live episode of the Major Wrestling Figure Podcast featuring hosts Matt Cardona and Brian Myers discussing wrestling toy collecting.
This episode of the Major Wrestling Figure Podcast discusses wrestling collectibles, news about the Premier Streaming Network hosting their content, and fan interactions including a photoshopped image submission.
The hosts discuss the excitement of signing vintage Super Shredder figures and express gratitude to their fan community.
Promotion for a live event featuring Matt and Jeff Hardy, including a meet and greet and exclusive interview.
Wrestling personalities discuss the latest news and trends in wrestling figure collecting.
The hosts discuss their hobby of collecting wrestling toys, including news, releases, and history.
This episode promotes a live podcast event featuring an interview with Matt and Jeff Hardy, including meet-and-greet opportunities and limited tickets available in Orlando.
This episode of the Major Wrestling Figure Podcast features hosts Matt Cardona and Brian Myers discussing wrestling figure collecting, holiday updates, and promotions from Ringside Collectibles.
This episode explores the history of Hulk Hogan action figures from 1980 to 2000, presented in a wrestling-themed narrative style.
Promotion for a live event featuring Matt and Jeff Hardy, including a meet and greet and exclusive interview, hosted by the Major Wrestling Figure Podcast.
Wrestling superstars discuss their hobby of collecting wrestling toys and memorabilia, sharing industry insights and personal anecdotes.
Promotion for a live event featuring Matt and Jeff Hardy, including a meet and greet and exclusive interview.
Wrestling stars discuss wrestling figure collecting, news, and releases.
The hosts discuss their hobby of collecting wrestling toys and introduce a topic about Harry Potter fandom.
Wrestling superstars interview a fellow wrestler about his name change and share stories from a live event.
Wrestling superstars discuss the latest news, releases, and history of collecting wrestling toys.
Wrestling superstars discuss their hobby of collecting wrestling action figures, including new releases and weekly purchases.
The episode discusses wrestling toy collecting, including news, releases, and history.
Wrestling superstars Matt Cardona and Brian Myers discuss their passion for collecting wrestling action figures, covering news, releases, and toy history.
Wrestling superstars discuss the latest news, releases, and history of collecting wrestling action figures.
Wrestling superstars discuss their hobby of collecting wrestling toys, covering news, releases, and history.
Wrestling superstars discuss the latest news, releases, and history of collecting wrestling action figures.