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Wrestling recaps with sharp elbows.
Wrestle Lingus Show treats wrestling news like a weekly argument already in progress. Cav Manning and Fausty Walnuts tear through WWE, AEW, rumors, interviews, online fights, and old-school memories with blunt comic impatience.
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Wrestle Lingus Show is not polite wrestling discourse. It is a fast-moving review and news show where Cav Manning and Fausty Walnuts treat WWE, AEW, Raw, SmackDown, Dynamite, and the weekly rumor cycle as fuel for comic arguments. The episodes in this run bounce from possible main-roster call-ups to Alberto Del Rio allegations, Tony Khan interviews, Coach and Bro fallout, Russo, Meltzer, Sapp, Jericho, Miss Lingus 2026, and whatever online wrestling fight has become impossible to ignore. Nothing stays in one lane for long. A news item becomes a memory. A recap becomes a complaint. A complaint becomes a joke, then a correction, then another complaint. The show’s wrestling literacy comes from long exposure rather than careful distance; Cav frames fandom as something that started in childhood and never really lets go. That gives the chaos some weight. These are not tourists making fun of wrestling from outside the building. They are lifers arguing from inside the mess, suspicious of spin, annoyed by revisionist history, and quick to call out whatever feels fake. My Cavalier Thoughts adds a looser solo-reaction lane, with Cav opening items sent by Kosti Walnut and responding in real time. This Week in Wrestling gives the duo more room to spar over the bigger stories. The house style is blunt, irreverent, and crowded with callbacks. It can be funny in the way a wrestling bar argument is funny: loud, specific, sometimes petty, and powered by people who remember too much. The production also carries network drops, Patreon plugs, video-feed references, and ad breaks, so the listening experience can feel scrappy around the edges. That is part of its shape. Wrestle Lingus Show works best for fans who already know the names and want reaction with bite instead of recap with manners. It is wrestling talk for people who enjoy the industry’s absurdity as much as its matches.
Made for: It suits wrestling fans who follow WWE, AEW, media feuds, rumors, and personality-driven podcast drama closely enough to enjoy fast references and running grudges. It is especially for listeners who prefer messy comic argument over polished recap.
What sets it apart: The draw is the combination of real lifelong wrestling memory and unruly live-reaction energy. Cav Manning and Fausty Walnuts make the week’s stories feel less like headlines and more like evidence in an ongoing locker-room argument.
Imagine a world that wasn’t offended by jokes, a world that wasn’t sawft and clutched their pearls when a group of people were made fun of. Imagine people had common sense to know if you were busting balls, it didn’t automatically mean you hated someone or something. Now imagine George Carlin, Lisa Lampanelli, Dice, Eddie Murphy, Bill Burr. Perry Karavello & Howard Stern had a show where they had to review WWE & AEW.Welcome to The Wrestle Lingus Show. Since 2012 Cav Manning & Faustie Walnuts have been offending the wrestling world. Not for the sawft, not for the easily offend...
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Cav Manning and Faustie Walnuts pair detailed wrestling recall with irreverent reviews of weekly television and industry news.
Wrestle Lingus Show turns professional wrestling coverage into a running argument between Cav Manning and Faustie Walnuts. Reviews of Raw and SmackDown move scene by scene, with the hosts testing story logic, recalling earlier character turns, and stopping for jokes whenever the…
WWE booking enters the roast room, and you get Cav Manning and Faustie Walnuts leading the prosecution.
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A blunt wrestling talk episode that turns live news into messy, high-energy conversation.
This episode moves fast and doesn’t bother sanding off the rough edges. Cav and Fausti talk wrestling news with a blunt, loose energy that keeps the pace up, from main-roster call-up chatter to the uglier Alberto Del Rio allegations.
A fast, skeptical wrestling conversation that turns the week's biggest stories into a lively argument.
Wrestling talk here moves at a sharp clip, with Fausty Walnuts and Cab Manning working through the week's biggest stories and giving Miss Lingus 2026 early attention before Tony Khan's Coach and Bro interview takes over the conversation.
A messy wrestling argument that stays alive on heat, quick turns, and just enough chaos.
This wrestling conversation feels like it is chasing the argument as it happens. It keeps circling who deserves what, who is trying to rise above the mess, and which booking wrinkle actually matters.
A fast, scrappy wrestling rant that turns one news item into a bigger argument.
Kev Manning keeps the episode moving with wrestling news, personal riffing, and Patreon housekeeping, and the David Finley discussion gives it a clear anchor.
A sharp, funny wrestling discussion that turns the night's chaos into running bits.
This wrestling talk moves like a real argument, not a tidy recap. It jumps through Tiffy Time versus Asuka, Chelsea Green on commentary, Jelly Roll chatter, a bedazzled boot, and Nick in his office, but keeps circling back to whether any of it actually held together.
Kev Manning reacts cold to a week's worth of wrestling and celebrity news sent by producer Kosty Walnut on the Wrestle Lingus Show's My Cavalier Thoughts.
Miss Lingus 2026 takes over the room early.
This episode consists entirely of advertisements for FanDuel sports betting, Trimphia medication for psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis, and Amica life insurance.
This episode features Dalton Castle on The Wrestling Lingo Show discussing wrestling personalities like Cav Manning and Fausty Walnuts with provocative and boastful commentary.
This is a podcast intro segment featuring sponsor messages and multiple host introductions, setting up an episode about commitment and family.
The host discusses hypocrisy in online behavior, using wrestling figures Vince McMahon and Tony Khan as examples, while explaining the podcast's dual video and audio format.
A comedic wrestling podcast featuring irreverent banter, insults, and parody of wrestling personalities.
The hosts discuss a recent podcast interview about professional wrestling, including insights on Jericho and wrestling news.
A comedy podcast that humorously reviews WWE and AEW wrestling events with a no-holds-barred, offensive style.
A comedic wrestling review show with irreverent humor and ball-busting style.
Cav Manning and Frosty Walnuts discuss wrestling news, audio issues, and promote their Patreon in a comedic, irreverent style.
Host Cav reacts to wrestling news and articles with comedic commentary.
A comedic review and roast of WWE and AEW wrestling shows.
Two hosts engage in crude, insult-laden banter about wrestling and pop culture, mimicking shock jock style.
A comedic wrestling review show with irreverent humor and ball-busting commentary.
A comedic wrestling review show featuring irreverent banter and insults between hosts.
The hosts discuss recent wrestling news, including Mike Evans and Max Crosby, while promoting their Miss Lingus contest and Patreon.
A comedy podcast where hosts review WWE and AEW with offensive, irreverent humor inspired by comedians like George Carlin and Howard Stern.
Ads crash the mat first.
March 6 gets messy fast.
Cav Manning and Fausty Walnuts engage in crude, comedic banter about wrestling and insult each other in a parody wrestling podcast.
Two hosts discuss recent wrestling news, including Brock Lesnar's WrestleMania opponent and editing of Powerhouse Hobbs footage.
The Smackdown review starts loose, loud, and already annoyed.
Two hosts banter about wrestling topics and promote their Patreon for exclusive pay-per-view content.
Two hosts engage in crude, comedic banter and insults while discussing professional wrestling, with a promo for a mental health fundraiser.
A comedic wrestling podcast featuring over-the-top characters and crude humor.
A comedic wrestling podcast featuring exaggerated characters, insults, and parody of wrestling culture.
The host discusses his golf season starting, playing with friends, and using a golf simulator at home, while mentioning his wrestling background.
This episode discusses the current state of wrestling, including struggles to find interesting topics, reviews of shows like TNA and NXT, and personal viewing habits.
A chaotic and confrontational wrestling-themed podcast segment featuring insults and boasts between hosts like Cav Manning and Fausty Walnuts on the Creative Control Network.
This episode of This Week in Wrestling discusses the latest news, hot topics, and events in the world of professional wrestling from the past week.
A confrontational and crude segment on the Creative Control Network targeting Cav Manning and Fausty Walnuts with insults and sexual innuendo.
Two hosts discuss hot topics in professional wrestling with a comedic, irreverent tone.
A comedic wrestling podcast featuring over-the-top characters and crude humor.
A comedic wrestling podcast featuring irreverent banter and insults between hosts Cav Manning and Fausty Walnuts.