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When you think of Morecambe Wrestling, one of the first names you'll think of is Rockstar Spud. A mainstay of the FWA and XWA era for 10 years, Spud was key in the rise of Morecambe as a place to be in UK wrestling, as he transitioned from fiery Pocket Dynamo babyface to pioneering heel double champion as the charismatic head of Team Rockstar. During that memorable era, the only man to hold both the XWA Heavyweight and Flyweight Titles at the same time entertained Dome, Carleton and Hexagon crowds in bouts still talked about to this day - making enduring memories with the likes of RJ Singh, El Ligero, Sam Slam, Stevie Knight, Johnny Phere, Stixx, Nathan Cruz, Kris Travis and more. Then Spud went on to defy the odds and inspire a generation, as he won the inaugural British Boot Camp reality TV series, heading to the bright lights of America and a stellar career as Madam Dixie's Chief of Staff and The Ultimate Underdog in TNA. What's more, the battling boy from Birmingham then reached the pinnacle, working for the world's largest wrestling organisation as a TV regular with WWE under the name Drake Maverick, leading to runs as the GM of 205 Live, manager of The Authors of Pain, a memorable eight-reign obsession with the 24/7 Championship and, after being released during the Covid pandemic, an emotional comeback on NXT. The real-life James Curtin has done so much to put the British scene and indeed Morecambe Wrestling on the map. Now, the man behind the Rockstar reunites with Greg Lambert to reminisce on his formative years, discuss his biggest career highlights and look ahead to his 2026 comeback to the ring - and the UK independent scene where he made his name. It's a trip down memory lane with one of the greats, not to be missed! Recorded on September 9 2026. Topics include: Ups and downs "A living hell is a bit strong." Top talker in Scunthorpe A lot of ADHD Early GPW Cameron Knite TAP in Loughborough Working for tapes Landing on Burchill's head Broken arm vs concussion Stixx zipped me up Mum spoonfeeding Christmas dinner Was Greg the manager? Jonny Storm and Jody Fleisch chemistry Kind words from Alex Shane Standard of coaching WrestleMania main event misery University student vibe Absolute lifers Raven and Kajagoogoo Dinner with Jack Storm The London Boys Dave Mastiff road trip Turning matches into stories "Just do a superplex." People love counting Listen to the vets Stealing from Stevie Knight Only time wrestling Robbie Brookside The best football dad coach Chinese talent Passion like nobody else Everton K-Star Wrestling The skinhead years Positive ray of light FWA All-Star stink Tech Luddite Robbie was real Super Dragon First blood Hade Vansen freak athlete Phere vs Mastiff sets the tone Selling an angle "Everything is a commercial." What FWA meant Martin Stone chip on shoulder Origins of the Rockstar Planning five years ahead Working vs Corey Graves AWW and Triple X Perfecting the persona Acting a wally Stupid hair Gallagher brothers Donny Tourette Bad Poison singing Towers of London's Morecambe link Celine Dion karaoke "I sold out The Dome, brother!" Learning heel from Sha Samuels Dann Read's support The Doug Williams title Bigger than my torso Meaningful moment Tommy Dreamer's opinion Evander Holyfield vs Mike Tyson Ray Stevens Sell entertainingly Stole a TV from Asda Fighting for life vs Sam Slam Riding the horse Welcome Stallion Shield around an insecure little man "Shut him up, knock him out!" James Drake Annoyed by title win promo Nik Bali No-one's getting out alive The perfect venue Too entertaining Where's the business? Sour taste "We didn't make Johnny Phere." Knowing the long game GPW vs Kris Travis Head exploded "Did you blade?" Bloody blue pants Imagine Progress vs Rev Pro Everyone wrestles the same The old Ring of Honor days Greatest hits Is this the Way to Amarillo? Speeded up small Oba Femi Brag he beat the TV guy Kurt Angle Hair vs Hair Teaming with Bully Ray Earl Hebner body slam Lady Boy Chaser The wedding angle One take miracle Tax write off R Truth "I never got given stuff." Hardcore title with social media Wile E Coyote Shelf life Being fired and THAT promo "It was my masterpiece." MY tournament No apology Wrestling is lying to you Joke guy No workers any more Baron Corbin Frustrated little man Smarter than the average bear Nuggets of info Uncle Spud Wife's birthday Abdominal region Crazy Sha Great life Nikki and Damo Good for the soul "I love Birmingham." Thank you

AEW All In will go down in history as not only the biggest wrestling show on UK turf this year but also as the night when Will Ospreay became the first Brit to win a world title on British soil. Greg Lambert and SilentMark look back at the epic events of August 30 2026 along with Odyssey Pro Wrestling commentator Lucy Simons, who was there at Wembley Stadium to soak up the electric atmosphere in person. Plus the boys look ahead to OPW Panic Stations and hang up on Holloway. Topics include: Inappropriate nickname New audience Custodians Waluigi Dissected and destroyed The hot dog stand of podcasting Car ban Michael Barrymore An Essex thing Nikki Storm on a moped Batman and The Joker The lost Lucha match uncovered Forgot about Daily Motion Two colour commentators A taller Danhausen "Greg, it's Spud." Progress vs decorating Holloway interlude Remembering April 9 2004 James Drake full circle The Searles Thrown about Regent Park Studios Arndale meet and greets Professor Vanessa Gala evening and barbecue Big Daddy's last Dome show Nicking WCW pay-per-view names Notorious Undertakers and Controversial Rockers Punched in the Winter Gardens 5 minutes vs 15 years Still our champion The Cathedral of Football Estelle Tapered off WrestleMania scale event in the UK Pilgrimage Under a tree Spotting Mick Foley Big Boom AJ love Dynamic beginning Sting turns up Fantastic bloody battle Mum on screen Inevitable loss Pulling on the heartstrings Love note Backstage at Pro Wrestling EVE British Wrestling is back Will Ospreay at Rev Pro "A rising tide lifts all boats." The Odyssey Tour Shot in the arm Inspire a generation Layla Harley Hudson and Nathan Angel The impact of Summerslam 1992 Melissa Fierce selfie "I want to be part of that." 25 minutes of gushing Every man and his dog Covid video wall Wrestling Ranganation CM Punk's return Not John McGuinness All In Morecambe connections Tony Schiavone 37 years on Danielson v Nigel 20 years on Bad News Barrett Too much of everything Wrestling Gollum Waste of Harley Cameron Divorced dad "No idea, I'm 40." Lady Gaga meets Luna Vachon Guts for garters Awesome Gabe Kidd A whole lot better Statuesque Not the FA Cup Final Final Boss Making Dad noises Thin Paul Heyman Catchphrases are key Edge's lyrics Tight but deep Christian dad chant Tag team showcase Willow Nightingale's fairy tale Women push harder Lucy Sky in Royal box When do you stop a match? Unravels the bandage Greatest entrance ever Don't understand Manga Psychologically perfect "Has it gone too far?" A question of taste Sneaky Kenny Omega Protect your finisher Talked about for years Star ratings are pointless The Fingerpoke of Doom "I'm a big fan of a letdown." Harry Hill Steve Austin Morecambe link Yorkshire commentary Fiery Freddie Trueman An hour of dominoes Gone full Trump Stalking wrestlers in the toilet Two all-timers Troy Ryan's world

Greg Burridge is today best known as the trainer of AEW Champion Will Ospreay and he watched on with pride as 'The Aerial Assassin' became the first Brit to capture a world title on British soil at All In at Wembley Stadium. As a wrestler himself, Greg is one of the biggest personalities to set foot in a UK ring over the past 25 years, particularly during his time as 'The Pukka One' Darren Burridge, the brash and loveable Essex boy with the furry dice in his trunks! During this time period, Burridge came to Morecambe where he became a huge favourite of the FWA and the XWA fans in 2006 and 2007. Just days after he was there to witness Ospreay's triumph at the mecca of British sport, Burridge sat down with Greg Lambert to discuss his 25-year career in an in-depth, colourful and sometimes emotional interview. Topics include: "TOWIE copied me!" Johnny Moss A pregnant lady and a judo champion Lakeside Shopping Centre Tony Scarlo Fireworks over Wembley The Cockney Kid Confidence is key When the lights turned on Baxter Burridge and Adrian Street The fourth dimension Adjusting the pigtails TalkSport WrestleXpress fiasco Shy kids get no sweets Little Terry Frazier Ipswich Corn Exchange Dean Malenko's trainee Blowing kisses Skull Murphy "I'm so sorry, lad!" Star-studded debut rumble TWA and All-Star Doing it for Essex Violin Deep and personal Callum Newman's pie and mash shop Not even the third best in Havering The Example Sting make-up Spokesman for Britain Thailand is another story Burberry "Chav! Chav! Chav!" The origin of the fluffy dice Vampiro by a volcano Half the audience were WWE champions Hanging out at The Wrestling Channel The seventh biggest company in the world Feelings on The Dome demolition The Coronet Theatre "Can't you get Tyson Fury to buy it?" Gimmick infringement "I am so pukka and you are a slag!" Wrestler ego Grown up conversation Homo-erotic cover The future Corey Graves Kicking the door through The best thing ever Second best wrestler in the UK Romford Market WH Smith lunch breaks Admiring the view 1PW DVDs Doug Williams' influence Americans didn't take Brits seriously Making a name against Abyss Bump dummy Team SHAG The Openweight belt Matches with Nigel McGuinness Saving The Great Muta in the UK "HELP ME." Shawn Michaels Living near Sheamus Retro Futureverse Piranha fish Ring in a fetish party Jonathan Ross Mighty Boosh of wrestling Live action superhero film Stabby alley Easyjet magazines The importance of The Resistance Gallery Will Ospreay's first big match The benefit of masks "I did it!" Filmed on Will's ipad Not normal Bengal Tiger Colt Cabana the camp wrestler Loosen up a little bit Alter-ego experiment AEW is number one in UK £400 to be an extra Tears of happiness The Royal box moment Never in doubt Face on a cake The Calgary of the UK Bulgaria Blown up by Kick Boxer 2 star The Rock could be the President Burridge Fight Design

RJ Singh has been one of the top wrestlers in the UK for 25 years and for six years of that time, he was a mainstay in Morecambe. During the FWA and XWA era, the real-life Ross Jones was 'Mr Reliable' in Morecambe with consistently great performances in many storied matches and rivalries, winning two of his three British Flyweight Championships at The Dome along the way. And as we will discover as RJ is reunited with Greg Lambert, he also took part in Greg's favourite ever match in Morecambe. Singh is truly King as 'The Bollywood Dream' joins us on The Morecambe Wrestling Podcast! Topics include Bend it Like Jordan and Slamdog Millionaire 13 years Suddenly 45 Stixx's passion for wrestling The FWA Files Too much Splash mountain "Good little match, that." Double Dragons The feeling How do we fill The Dome? Travel buddies Flyweight Tournament Aviv's bum First champ Why Pac won the title Dirk vs Phere miscommunication Shopping cart Wild and wacky with Stevie Knight Bang on head with mic Phenomenal pop Bollywood Dream origins Mexican streetfight Indian cricket top The Luke Marsden angle Tom Lambert - best man Lightbulb moment Life of its own Tommy Kickpads I Heart Morecambe Big brother's wardrobe Wild for the body slam The ultimate false finish Murdered in the ring Three way hug Tom-Stone Piledriver Shakespeare Public apology Some DIY shop Bent in five minutes Ascension press conference Throw me around A darker period TNA at Wembley Arena 2013 British Boot Camp 2 Best payday Career vs career in Progress Uncle RJ Fun in Forties Chat with Justin Richards Impressed by the hustle Will Ospreay's Morecambe link Drew McIntyre and Joe Hendry Being a dad Putting Billy over Skye Smitson and Spike Trivet Pay it forward Thanks for the message

Everyone at Alhambra Live was shocked and stunned - except Troy Ryan and Ethan Edwards - by the conclusion to Odyssey Pro Wrestling Stormy Waters on Saturday August 8 2026. Greg Lambert and SilentMark try to make sense of one of the most unexpectedly dominant performances in Morecambe Wrestling history, with the help of special guests Rogan, Dekker, Anthony Getski, Jack Johnson, Alexander Grey, referee Ste Grimshaw, Lynn from the production crew, and an exclusive immediate post-match reaction from the deposed former champion RPD. It's another one of our backstage specials from a night when history was made as not one but TWO titles changed hands, and doesn't Ethan Edwards love it.... Topics include: Rogan's name Intimidating aura "We're old men." No meat, no friends Facepaint and tattoos Victim complex Exemplary champion Silent partner More Salford Disgusting behaviour Eyeball Accessory PG Show Scallywags Different animal Jacket above the ring Stolen Aldovian flag Yorkshire Stuff Today with Des and Mel Beautiful T-shirt Overdrive F5 "The floor is yours." Stupid hat The gift The strongest man in Odyssey One opportunity "Wrong! Wrong! Loser! Loser!" Childish Five years Hitting a wall Three-time champ Beyond the moves Alhambra bar staff "I read it." Adam Apology video Stone Cold Steve Austin

The boys are back from their summer break but it seems absence has not made the hearts grow fonder! SilentMark disgusts Greg with the 'biggest interview ever', disagreement ensues during the preview of Odyssey Pro Wrestling Stormy Waters and Mark has even lined up one of Greg's greatest career rivals 'The Twisted Genius' Dean Ayass to help look back at when the ITV World of Sport cameras visited Morecambe 45 years ago! Tensions rise in the Comeback Special of The Morecambe Wrestling Podcast! Topics include: Changed the locks The Caretaker Inevitable Ruin World Cup jet lag An absolute honour Moana Crock Thank you Craig Beating The Invisible Man The Wilderness Month Ryan Hunter outside the bogs Incontinence pants Father's Day gift Knight It's Time Catching from Danhausen Cursing Youngy The Night the Pants Got Split The Isaac Wint Formation Justice for Daisy "I forget her name." Orangey Pro Wrestling Glued to the phone Gen Z Through the Big Fella Dent in credibility Brothers of Delusion Salford Terrier Sean Bean and Geoffrey Boycott Pulling a cow out of a hat Rampage Brown "It's a way of life." Aldovian immigration Sounding board Hokey cokey Hair of the Dog Too much nonsense Discombobulated Fresh matchup Eye of the tiger RPD's house Ethan the Bible Darren Andrews Johnny Muscles England and Catweazle Ouija board Hulk Hogan vs Kamala 60 years of hurt Google not working AI Ayass Living rent free Knocking like a madman Undefeated in Morecambe Raj Ghosh slipped "Come on Riley!" Polite cricket applause Main event in the middle Cakes and crisps Brian Crabtree refereeing Fred West Rugby league match Tenacious D Alex Wright Ludicrous knowledge The unpaid ranks Sit on the face Fish helicopter Famous hairy meatball German slapdance Not that Sammy Lee King of tantrums Tiger Mask and Black Tiger Constantly on it In a hug Sister Abigail pose Geek in the corner Royal Albert Hall Bruce Lee's cousin Akira Maeda The perfect foil George Gordienko The Brighton Dome Can't half bump Max Crabtree's booking Raiders of the Lost Ark deaths Harrison Ford with dysentery Johnny Vegas at the beach Bromwichan Bump FWA Walthamstow memories "You should see him dancing." Edited at sea Concerned uncle TNA advert Adolescents in tracksuits EWW and The Dominator Comedy writer for SilentMark

The Morecambe Wrestling Podcast has reached its 50th episode! To mark this golden milestone, Greg Lambert and SilentMark were backstage immediately after Odyssey Pro Wrestling Mutiny held on Saturday June 6 2026 at Alhambra Live in Morecambe. It was a night to remember, as Mutiny became MOOtiny and Morecambe turned into MOOcambe...thanks to Isaac Wint's cousin and a wrestling cow. Re-live all the milky madness as we bring you exclusive post-show interviews with Lallie (Lana Austin and Hollie Barlow), Isaac Wint, Andre Dekker, Ethan Edwards and Troy Ryan, Odyssey Pro Wrestling Champion RPD, a first time appearance from the debuting 'Sexy Cowboy' Karl Parker and a (heavily edited) encounter with the 'Doctor of Nonsense' Sam Gradwell... Topics include: Vengaboys vs Hot Stuff Technically "I'll batter her." Big numbers The great Shrek debate Barely been off her phone Throwing tea bags Stakeholders "I am cheerleader." Cow pun central Cousin confusion Handsome in Aldovia Bullying DGB from The Virush Connection Biting the back of my head Aldovia Pro Championship Wrestling We don't talk about famine General Disdain Nasty Jeremy Beadle Wild West theme park "We don't make stuff up." Commentary takeover Outshone by a cow Rattled my head Open challenge England 0 New Zealand 3 Expired wrestling licence Wuss On the dodgy side Troy Ryan floating Pops the ratings "Overcome is a strong word." Short and sweet Illegal cow Checking him out Will Carter ran away Fly in the ointment Shout out to Anderson Daniels "Are you of use?" The ultimate pro wrestler My town Bulletproof Iced ribs Not the next big thing Packed crowd Facebook frenzy Crimewatch Being polite 35 degrees "Do I have to have my clothes on?" Oil and gyrating Kiss of life Australia Magic Mike and Crocodile Dundee Poirot Death in Paradise board Belt on a chair Paying Mark Sloan Doctor of Nonsense Peculiar behaviour Swamp creatures Tyson Fury out, Sam Gradwell in Squatting

In 2006, the FWA and All-Star Wrestling were two of the UK's biggest promotions. On May 13 that year, squads representing these bitter rivals squared off at The Dome in a battle for the British Inter-Federation Cup. It was a momentous event, not least of all because it was the night the FWA Title belt was stolen from ringside! Greg Lambert and SilentMark investigate one of the great mysteries of Morecambe Wrestling, while looking back at this clash of titans two decades on. Also in this episode, more on the fallout from Revolution Pro Wrestling Bash at the Bay, and a look ahead to Odyssey Pro Wrestling Mutiny this Saturday. Programmes, two pounds! Topics include: Apologies to Green Day In the bowels Promo and pie room I Predict A Riot saga Clapping behind the curtain Weird relationship Riding a bike Two massive nerds Barclays buddies Resident idiot "You can't even drive." Mounting kerbs National Express flashback Smelly Megabus Jackie Pallo Chucking rocks at waterfalls Colin Wild Danhausen=Manson Retiring outta nowhere "Does Greg age?" Tyson Fury and Zlatan Ibrahimovic Worse than Logan Paul Mingling Back to the Moors "Just Google her!" Hijack with tall friend Opticians DIY SOS Dripping Aldovian customs Tory Ryan Jack Mercer in the crowd Plucky sort Lariat Lad Benidorm Fourth time lucky Sam Gradwell regret Steven Fludder's pub Christie the Catty vs Conkers the Clown Morecambe's JFK moment Owen Hart and Jushin Liger The Gerrard Final Glamour couple Awful start SilentMark's bad mood Retro Pop Chris Egan's hair Library music Lilac and black bin bags Yellow card hate Ask Finn Balor Overbooked Curly Watts Barcelona top Dean Two Words "I'd rather get destroyed by a monster." Short shamed Shameless pandering A very moist day Old, finished, nothing to say Where's Hade's head at? Jonny Storm's theme Stoney faced "I could have written that." Allmark as a heel Pat Roach Memorial Cup A little massage Brian Dixon impersonations Lorraine in the front row Emphasising loser Rich entrepreneur Proper needle "You've never been to a football match." Foam finger frenzy The ultimate Morecambe babyface Where's the belt? The Nikita plan Melee Asda car park Amnesty "Can I get a lift?"

Revolution Pro Wrestling Bash at the Bay was a historic first time ever pro wrestling event outdoors on the football pitch at Morecambe Football Club. Live-streamed across the world on Sunday May 24 2026, it raised the profile for wrestling in Morecambe to a global level. It also brought together the worlds of local promotion Odyssey Pro Wrestling and Europe's top company Rev Pro, saw some of the biggest names in UK and international wrestling compete in our little seaside home, featured surreal appearances by the IWGP Champion from New Japan and a Lucha Libre star from Mexico, as well as the return of faces with a Morecambe past, and fresh talent never before seen in the town. Immediately after this incredible event in the Bank Holiday Sunday sunshine, Greg Lambert - who himself got to experience a very special moment on the show - was backstage for reaction from Sha Samuels, Kanji, Ethan Allen, Michael Oku and Amira Blair, Dave Bradshaw and promoter Andy Quildan. We also hear the Odyssey viewpoint from Omega Luke and insight into this groundbreaking event from the voice of OPW, Lucy Simons. Hope you enjoy listening as history is made! Topics include: Morecambe FC's famous pies Seventeen years Buzzkill Beers flowing North and South Passionate fans Fever dream Memories of The Firm Accessible on the internet Wrestling outdoors Setting the tone WOS tour Turning the lights off Taking a bite for brownie points Stone Cat Stunner Kanji the footballer Nottingham Forest Meeting Stixx Fountain of knowledge "I want my hands on Alexxis Falcon." Factor 50 Back hand money Young Guns vs FTR at Wembley Power trip Low blowing giant cats Covid and injuries Big chip on shoulder Luke Jacobs vanishes Working together "Make Rev Pro North!" Three relegations Ryan Hunter full circle moment First match as manager as nine years In the news Man Like Dereiss nans Just flown back from Australia Aston Villa trophy parade Lana Austin bad mood IWGP Title in Morecambe! Lucha Libre in Morecambe! Right in front of the Halo Terrace I Predict a Riot forever Francesca Oliver's lovely intro Apology to Southampton The spy word Just desserts Odyssey vs cheating Deserve the spotlight FA Cup, World Cup and Premier League rolled into one RKJ disappointment More of a fight Constant Shrimps digs Nerve-wracking Royal Rumble similarities Jay Joshua vs RPD Amira as a body shield Disingenuous "I'm a family friendly wrestler." Poetic Frisky trespassers and enablers Cat pounding Bizarro world The old bag and chain Morecambe and Wise Fifteen year reunion "It's been bearable." Not a cloud in the sky Rev Pro Road to Wembley Leon Slater country British J Cup Not the most moral Change in Michael Oku Thorn in side  Revolution Rumble Tottenham beat the drop Harry Kane Unsung hero Andy Football YouTuber Future of Odyssey tag belts Bubbles and dancing Special 2025 Upset by David Francisco Riled up Shattered Very long tour Bring me sunshine "Maybe I could get a statue." Smiles on faces Mini Tyson Furys Five weeks notice Escape the hammering Trials and tribulations Lower league football One fan at a time

With days to go before the historic Revolution Pro Wrestling Bash at the Bay event at Morecambe Football Club, one of British wrestling's most controversial and talented characters has been added to the card. And for Alexxis Falcon, it marks a full circle moment as she returns to Morecambe where she made her professional wrestling debut nine years ago. Not only that, but 'The Iron Queen' went on to capture gold in both Alpha Omega Wrestling AND Odyssey Pro Wrestling, becoming the first woman to win singles titles in two different promotions in the town. Now when she strides in to the Mazuma Mobile Stadium this Sunday to face Myla Grace, Alexxis will make history once again as she returns to Morecambe as a champion once again and now arguably the best female wrestler on the continent. The confident champ from Hull sat down for a chat with Greg Lambert about how far she has come from those early days for AOW-UK at The Carleton, and how today's Wicked Bitch of British Wrestling' isn't quite the Alexxis Falcon the Morecambe fans will remember... Topics include: Morecambe Wrestling Hall of Fame Not show ready A windy place Proper little blue eye Matt Fox So invested Grandmas and handbags "I must be sick!" Learning from Jennie B New shiny promotion A really sad day Rich Dunn is fuming Real in Hull (but not quite like Morecambe) Ticket for Wembley Spy-gate Two football pitches in two days Wrestlers from Southampton Chris Hatch Booted out Trailblazing again More than one women's match Toilet break Lana Austin Imposter syndrome Tunnel vision Returning from injury Facing Kanji Opinions on the internet RuPaul Marmite Mercedes Mone Overwhelmed "I'm on the right path." Jealous Cheeky Little Charles Crowley "How do you know who you are already?" Rock chick vs Disney Why the red hair? Bad role model A little bit of Botox Caked in it Marigold and TNA Slide into my DMs Figuring out 5G Jaded "Being nice gets you nowhere." Breaking SilentMark's heart "It's what everyone dreams of." The Morecambe reaction Breaking your neck Blown away Weather forecast Red carpet Credit: BritWresPics

Who are the ultimate microphone maestros in the history of modern-day Morecambe Wrestling? You, the fans of our podcast, have spoken. We count down the Top 10 Talkers in what's bound to be a close, competitive and controversial list! Also Greg and Mark bring you all the latest news on Odyssey Pro Wrestling Mutiny and Revolution Pro Bash at the Bay during a busy time for pro wrestling in our little seaside town! Topics include: Old, old men Secret Housewives of Morecambe Linkin Park vs Take That Short trousers Tippy top level Stadium vs arenas Bandido Michael Oku vs Will Ospreay Dangerous dudes The Firm has form Alexxis Falcon history-maker Card subject to change The true reason why Morecambe FC got relegated Same job as Simon Hill Waving on DAZN Hello Indy No sand was harmed Dave Bradshaw reunion True to the crew Limpet Elusive Mark Kay Whipped out Annus horribilus Mr T The bug Not Busta Rhymes The Bushwhackers in Morecambe Poor Oba Femi Threads Matt Taylor Richards Expecting Mardi Gras WOTS Troy Ryan's look Strictly Come Dancing judges Aldovian Calendar Girls Scott Renwick Going all Barry Horowitz Ben Rage Waiting for Danhausen Johnny Phere outdraws WrestleMania Return of Paige In a car with CM Punk Isaac Wint impression Vomit Not twins? Nikki Storm and Kay Lee Ray Business expense Triple H pointy finger Sliding doors moments Chippenham and Rugby Fish behind the radiator GPW truce Youngy invitation Alexander Grey on tour Worse won-loss record Apology to Malik Victoria Wood and Benny Hill Sam Gradwell's return What makes a great promo? Rita's Cafe Hard hat Hole in the face Birth certificate 20 catchphrases Bringing the mood Founding father Flip the Top 7 Little grin "I want to see him suffer." Weird dating show Supermarket checkout Higher than nuclear Swallowed a library Mick Foley "Morecambe is the worst." Ric Flair at Royal Rumble '92 Knowledge bombs A vote for SilentMark Greg's favourite promo "He knows where you live."

Revolution Pro Wrestling are bringing 'Bash at the Bay' to Morecambe Football Club on Bank Holiday Sunday May 24. This historic show will be the first professional wrestling event ever to be held on the football pitch outdoors at the Mazuma Mobile Stadium. Promoter Andy Quildan has, for the past 14 years, built Rev Pro into Europe's number one wrestling promotion. But prior to that, Andy's big break in British wrestling - much like our own Greg Lambert - was with the FWA. As a teenager, Andy was a regular at The Morecambe Dome in 2004 and 2005, refereeing TV matches involving names such as Doug Williams, Steve Corino, Colt Cabana and Alex Shane. He says this baptism in professional wrestling taught him well, and he has never forgotten his Morecambe roots. Andy sits down with Greg to remember those early days with fondness and look ahead to what will be a historic full circle moment for him - personally and professionally - when he returns to the town next month. Topics include: The revolutionary style 24 hour days Tickets to WWF Dolls houses Consumed 'That will do' mentality "I knew it was rubbish." Barking, Dagenham and Croydon Old School vs New School The British ECW Dynamite Kid box set The famous Alex Shane match Favourite place to referee Internet promotion Innocence Caught in the magic Andy's 18th birthday in Morecambe Shedding the butler attire Aspirin "Am I bleeding mate?" The same dark soul Fozzy D-Lo Brown's Travelodge frog splash An education in wrestling Johnny Angel - gentle veteran The walking talking heel Doug Williams the multi-millionaire Killing the FWA Battered by Robbie Brookside Love letter Boring Home and Away Rough around the edges Continuing the legacy Crystal Palace hasn't changed 30 shows at York Hall Year of Phere Full circle White elephant Build a jigsaw Wiped out and crushed Reduced to tears Childhood hero Hiroshi Tanahashi air guitar to Bret Hart's music Ricochet vs Finn Balor Surviving Covid "We could have gone out of business." Copper Box Arena Rev Pro-vid British guys were the stars Wembley Arena Panjab Warriors Pinch of salt Emirates Stadium tour Community-driven town Bringing two worlds together A unique wrestling show "I'm a child." Getting Odyssey involved Zozaya in Barcelona Shine some spotlight Looking for new talent Strengthening ties Who will appear at Bash at the Bay? Fuego perfect for Morecambe Highest in-ring wrestling in the world Curveball WrestleMania ticket price talk The good old days A sense of pride

We promised we'd reunite the original XWA Morecambe Wrestling Training School Class of 2009 and that's exactly what we did! Jynkz, Axl Rage, Luke Future, Action Jackson, 'The Loner' Rossion, Ace Ramon, Aaron Inferno and Faith Tanner meet up for the first time in many years, backstage after Odyssey Pro Wrestling War on the Shore on Saturday April 11 2026. It's an emotional and excitable reunion where chaos ensues! Also featuring a victorious Ryan Hunter, a Joey Hayes takeover, a Leah Raven exclusive and an Ethan Edwards cameo, as Greg Lambert and SilentMark also run down the events of the biggest Odyssey show of the year. Topics include: Extra chairs The old One Man Riot Referendum rules War Grave or Wargrave Yellow Huntermania shirts New shiny belt 2 Dimension are back Alhambra hasn't changed Joey goes full circle Not Mike Fitzgerald Last minute vs GPW Good at taking a pasting The Miz Passed promo class Tyson Fury fight The Minions are back Arthritis in knees How to be a puppet Ram Slams "Sorry about the blood circulation." Manchester Blonds/Blackpool Massive Erasing the last 12 years Dinosaurs "I may cry, Greg." Something about All Elite Little brother Shivers up spine The itch The Morecambe Wrestling family Stixx's concussion Doll on a rope revisited Punching Will Soper Three grand suit and Colorado aftershave Road trip to see Grado Quite adult themed Selling kidneys on the Black Market...again Rossion hates football Shunning the human race Face paint and glitter beard Gerard 21st Century Liability Another podcast exclusive Shut up and give up "Big fan of the Pod." Aldovian Consulate That Boggs character Ethan in a suit Germolene Navdeep in disguise Giving up the knucks Nod of respect Louder and louder Acknowledging Bryan Putting the curtains away "He wasn't that great as a manager." Bring back The Dudley Boyz Referee Les Coolio "Screw you guys."

Rick Markus vs RPD. The epic rivalry. An unprecedented third year of this match main eventing War on the Shore. Friends turned foes. For the title. One last fight. One last time. Ahead of their showdown for the Odyssey Pro Wrestling Championship on Saturday April 11 2026 at Alhambra Live in Morecambe, both the 'God of Morecambe' and 'The Natural Born Fighter' sat down with Greg Lambert for exclusive interviews. Champion and challenger both went in-depth on their wrestling careers in Morecambe, what drives them, their feelings on the other, their thoughts on their five year saga, and when all is said and done on April 11, how the greatest rivalry in Odyssey Pro Wrestling history might end. Topics include: RICK MARKUS INTERVIEW Rodeo The greatest rivalry Tailor made Johnny Moss Knockout Wrestling Benny Monroe Rising Stars and Rikki Kray The politician Hard hat Real Man's Man Rivalry with Mr Williams Lucy Sky starting out "Did I kick him in the head?" Legion of Doom Tattoo in Morecambe End of Alpha Omega and start of Odyssey Reece and Rogan on Twitter The importance of presentation Meeting RPD The boxer from Blackpool Man United fans 3-team TLC Fed up The biggest legacy in Morecambe All or nothing Falling out of love "I'd saved him so many times." Hooded man Patronising When did Rick decide to turn? Going to the top together Robin to Batman Isaiah Quinn's strong genes Bad security Make the fans cry Pushing Ethan Edwards around Smarter not harder Half a second difference "That was Dekker's shout." Not enough of a dick move Both egomaniacs "Nice guys finish last." Did you underestimate Nate Reece? Brian Aidenson's wedding Canadian destroyers on aprons Sin and stone Moving heaven and earth Sick of him Strangely proud End of an era A special night RPD INTERVIEW More than ready Hard headed "I wanted the best Rick Markus." EBF and Tyson Fury's manager Syndicate Superclub The Wild West Drinks, kebabs and girls Sharp Style Boxing Raucous and rowdy It's nice to be nice Never planned Michael Gomez Unlicensed Triple H's theme tune Why boxing ended for RPD Johnnie Brannigan "Would you have a wrestling match?" Lost The best thing ever Attitude Era boy Blackpool guy vs Austin and Rock Bobby Ball Finn Balor vs Baron Corbin vs Sami Zayn Eight tickets William Regal the gentleman Geeky questions Pictures in the gym Rolling up his sleeves The Soul Suite 10 year friendship Regal loves Morecambe Massive privilege Instantly hit it off Train with Nush TNT and Wrestle Island Ryan Hunter and The Spotlight "They went wild." Feeling special Shotty Horroh RPD's music Making Chris Brooker unhappy Becoming champ What Morecambe means to RPD The man Sentimental Sam Gradwell and Sam Bailey "That's not true." To this day "I wish he knew what he meant to me." Never forgive MIssion statement Dark places Tactically smarter Best version of both "I'd rather not know." Too many bridges The end

The biggest show of the Odyssey Pro Wrestling calendar is just over a week away. Ahead of War on the Shore on Saturday April 11, Greg Lambert and SilentMark are joined by commentator Lucy Simons to preview and predict the outcomes of an event that very much feels like the end of an era... Topics include: Feeling more comfortable Part panda Interests of journalism Storming out Listening to Chris Brooker The sick part of Lucy Simons Asking Saraya a question Billy Gunn at 62 Like watching an X Division match Bushwhacker Luke at 82 Oily fish More hench by the minute "Your mum's a dinner lady!" Barrow Tourist Board All roads lead back to Morecambe The Models meltdown Claudia Quinn-kelman Remembering Kris Travis "It's not you, it's me." The forgotten opening match Rewriting two books Looking for my next prop Yellow in hospital Rumble drinking games "SilentMark was right." Shakira Saudi spoilers Indestructible hat Owen's favourite wrestler Greg's least favourite photo Arrr who is that wrestler? Particularly flatulent Tommy squeaker "Let's one go and he appears!" Creepy weird metaphors Conga Eleven applaud emojis Anything but Ernest Blocked, reported Beautiful piece of silverware Peter 7 Belts The Hovis ad Two Words Navdeep "Please Rick, can I have some more?" Wink, laughter, fist Corrosion Fest New born puppy SilentMark vs Inner Demons Cough, LDN Notepad vs Spreadsheet Who's had most matches in Morecambe? Drinking Baileys from shoes Sexy Hour Snake Pit End of an era Pressure on Leah Raven Hollie Barlow lives in Lana Austin's boot Rhio, Melissa Fierce and Maddy Morgan Alexxis Falcon beats Mercedes Mone Match with everyone The return of Isaac North Power of Vegan cheese Special bond Once the bubble bursts... Sheriff Six Minutes Power of levitation Austin Theory El Grande Americano cocktail New side of Teddy Reay Cool calm and collected Taking it to heart Bring back The One Man Riot Rick Markus has a shave "We've come too far." Comms notes like a novel Regret and respect Saw the word 'fart' Putting the band back together No time for Midge Ure