The fallout from recent events is still being felt across the roster. The rivalry between Renzo Rose and Matthew Bullett Smyth has reached boiling point, with the newest member of The Mackevelli adding more championship gold to Joe’s crew. Big Damo is currently sidelined with injury following a brutal battle with Mecca, leaving major questions hanging over the world title picture.

Elsewhere, Tate has added Michael May to the Tate Estate, with the group picking up two big wins but Carlito and LJ Cleary has the last laugh. Attention also turns to Cian Noonan and Luke Frehill, who have challenged each other to settle their rivalry once and for all, potentially at OTT Contenders.

A new year begins, alliances deepen, and the direction of OTT continues to evolve.

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Renzo and Matthew Smyth are picking up steam, and when they stood with Jay to chase Joe’s crew out of the ring, the lines were drawn clearer than ever.

But it’s not just the Cartel vs this Uprising. Luke Frehill’s attitude has changed, Myla Grace is targeting Raven Creed, and Big Damo’s World Title reign is under constant threat with Joe pulling the strings.

With Drogheda, Belfast, Wexford, and the National Stadium all on the horizon – is this the moment the Uprising finally push back? Or is Joe’s masterplan falling into place?

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B Cool may have been crowned the new European Champion, but Tate flat-out denies it, calling Santos the true titleholder. The fallout from Contenders and CCW lingers, with frustration boiling over in the locker room. Jay’s showdown with Calum Black is set for Drogheda, but is Joe Cabray’s masterplan finally revealing itself as his new cartel takes shape?

With Carlito and Super Crazy announced for upcoming events, the stakes have never been higher. Is this truly B Cool’s uprising, or has Cabray already tightened his grip on the company?

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Of course, Joe’s not alone. He’s built an elite force with Calum Black, Damian Corvin, and Goldenboy Santos — the kind of men you build dynasties around. I, for one, would be humbled to join such greatness.

Naturally, Shane tries to ruin it all with some pathetic “surprise” stunt, which I won’t spoil here — but let’s just say it only further proves what we already know: Shane is a disgrace to this podcast. His unprofessionalism knows no bounds.

Ignore the noise. This is the episode where real leadership speaks.

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With tensions at an all-time high, Tate has brought reinforcements to the podcast in the form of Eternal Alex Grayson. Things get heated fast as the lads dive into the fallout from the latest Contenders event, the growing unrest backstage, and look ahead to Summer Bash in both Dublin and Belfast.

The power struggle in OTT continues—and this week, it plays out right here on Insider.

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The lads react to the fallout from Joe Cabray’s sit-down interview with the voice of OTT, Aonghus McAnally — a chat that’s not only sent ripples through the fanbase but also opened the door for Tate to step into the commentary booth… whether anyone likes it or not.

Plus, a mysterious new name has started doing the rounds: Frankie Vendetta. Who is he, and what does his his presence at Contenders entail?

With shows now booked all around Ireland, OTT is back on the road, and the Insider has all the early talk ahead of the tour.

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This week, Shane and Tate react to OTT owner Joe Cabray inserting himself into the main event picture, costing B Cool a shot at the World Title. Less than 24 hours later, Calum Black—once seen as one of the most principled wrestlers in the company—aligned himself with Cabray, leaving fans and the locker room stunned.

The lads also look at the end of an era, as Trent Seven and Sammy D dethroned The Social Elite after 469 days. But with BDE now the number one contenders, how long will the new champs last?

Jay makes his return, but like many others on the roster, he’s got questions about what OTT has become under Joe’s watch. Meanwhile, Tate finds himself in hot water after trying to help Damian Corvin… only for things to go sideways thanks to Adam Maxted and a very relieved Willie Thompson.

Things are heating up, and the lads have thoughts.

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The lads look back at OTT Homecoming 2025, breaking down all the big matches:

• CBL’s shot at the European Title and everything that went down
• Cian Noonan’s massive double-header and what it means going forward
• A big night for Myla Grace, Trent Seven, and the returning Renzo Rose
• Pete Dunne vs. Sammy D—and what happened after the bell
• Plus a look ahead to Drogheda and the road to Reckoning.

A packed episode with plenty to talk about, 

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The surprises kept coming all weekend, with LJ Cleary vs. Cian Noonan reaching a boiling point, Damian Corvin finally meeting someone who won’t back down, and The Social Elite potentially earning some unlikely respect. Meanwhile, "The Snake" Sammy D and Trent Seven have emerged as a dangerous tag team, and has Jay's relentless drive finally caught up with him?

Plus, the road to ScrapperMania is getting clearer—B Cool vs. Big Damo is set for the main event.

Looking ahead, OTT Homecoming at The Ambassador Theatre brings the return of former WWE Superstar Elijah, and a special live event in Drogheda promises more madness.

With Shane and Tate barely keeping it civil, this episode is must-listen OTT chaos!

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Shane, Tate, and Morro also gear up for the highly anticipated OTT Loco Rumble, with exciting new announcements, including the arrival of PCO and the reveal of high-stakes money matches. The crew unpacks the latest clarified rules and debates what impact these could have on the chaos to come.

Meanwhile, Edward Stuart Tate continues his relentless quest to expand the Tate Estate. Will his latest schemes pay off, or is he destined to be the Rumble’s most delusional entrant?

Don’t miss this episode packed with heated debates, insider scoops, and all the hype for what’s shaping up to be one of OTT’s biggest nights of the year.

Subscribe now and join the conversation!

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The debate over who’s the real heel in the heated rivalry between Cian Noonan and LJ Cleary is in full swing. Was LJ robbed, or is Cian justified in his actions? The lines are blurred, and the team dissects both sides of the story.

Boots Murphy’s weekend loss to Trent Seven has sparked serious backstage drama. With rumors of heat in the locker room and Joe Cabray publicly questioning his future, the tension is palpable. Is this the start of a downward spiral for Boots, or can he prove his doubters wrong?

Plus, the Loco Rumble is just around the corner, and the game-changing new rules have been revealed. With teams now able to enter as one, massive cash prizes, and career-changing opportunities on the line, the stakes couldn’t be higher.

Edward Stuart Tate, still fuming over Shane’s OTT debut and shiny new crew jacket, reveals his desperate plan to buy his way into the Rumble. How far is he willing to go, and who’s willing to team up with him?

It’s all the chaos, controversy, and excitement you’ve come to expect from OTT Insider. Like, subscribe, and let us know:

• Who’s the real heel in Cian vs. LJ?
• Can Boots Murphy bounce back from the heat?
• Who’s your pick to win the Loco Rumble?

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The fallout from OTT Contenders 25 takes the spotlight next, with discussions on standout matches, including JJ Gale vs. Jay and the Social Elite securing another big win. We also dive into Alex Grayson’s heated challenge to Terry Thatcher and the arrival of Peter Gandhi, courtesy of CBL.Plus, the debuts of rising stars like Young Darragh have the team speculating on the future of OTT. 

Also on the agenda is a preview of OTT’s international showcase in Barcelona at RESIST Pro Wrestling’s Top Tier, featuring Big Damo defending the OTT World Championship and the Social Elite in a Champions vs. Champions clash. 

Finally, Shane and Edward hype the return of The Dream Before Christmas in Dublin and Belfast, with huge names like Lyra Valkyria, Debbie Keitel, Trent Seven, and Robbie X on the cards. 

Don’t miss the explosive drama and hilarity of this week’s OTT Insider!

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They discuss how this camp is shaping the future of Irish wrestling, with Edward stepping into the ring for a weekend of hard-hitting training.

The team hypes up OTT Contenders 25, exploring its history as a proving ground for stars like LJ Cleary and speculating on who might break out this time. With appearances by The Social Elite, Raven Creed, and The SEM, this is shaping up to be an unmissable show.

The fallout from OTT Aftermath in Belfast takes center stage, including Terry Thatcher’s confrontation with Alex Grayson, Corvin’s destructive streak, and Ilija Zarkov’s stand against Big Damo. Plus, we look ahead to an action-packed holiday season with OTT Live from Erin’s Isle and The Dream Before Christmas events in Dublin and Belfast.

But it’s not all smooth sailing—tensions explode as the episode takes a dramatic turn. Is a fight brewing? Tune in to find out what set them off in this unmissable episode of OTT Insider!

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Joe breaks down what it was like to watch the National Stadium roar to life, especially as Judgement Day took on the Social Elite in the first all-Irish main event. From the emotional high points to the intense title matches that shook OTT to its core, Joe shares insider stories that fans won’t hear anywhere else.

Along the way, the team dives into fan questions, with Joe dishing on everything. Hear Joe’s thoughts on talent like Raven Creed and Big Damo, as well as memories from OTT’s early days at the Tivoli.

Finally, they hype up what’s next for OTT, including the December 8th show in Finglas, the festive Belfast and Dublin events, and the much-anticipated return of the Loco Rumble. This is an essential listen for OTT fans!

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As Session Moth Martina retains her title against Corey Zero, chaos ensues with the return of Raven Creed, setting up an explosive match for the Ten-Year Anniversary Show. Plus, Jay and Sammy D’s bitter rivalry takes a personal twist, and Scotty Davis’s crew continues to wreak havoc. leading up to OTT’s biggest event ever.

With heated moments, shocking betrayals, and thrilling match announcements, this episode is packed with everything leading into the Ten-Year Anniversary event.

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We celebrate the long-awaited return of Callum Black, who wasted no time making his mark by taking down Tye Clodd in brutal fashion. Plus, Scotty Davis seems to be building his own faction alongside Chainsaw Luke Frehill and Con Kelly—but what should their new group be called? We’re asking the listeners to help name this dangerous trio!

Then, we preview OTT's Road to the Ten-Year Anniversary show on October 12th, reveal two big match announcements, and discuss two brand-new OTT dates that fans won’t want to miss.

Plus, we share the results of our fan poll on who should face Finn Balor and JD McDonagh at the sold-out Ten-Year Anniversary Show, and read out some hilarious and insightful listener messages. All this, along with a preview of Aftermath 2 and Halloween Slam 2!

This episode is packed with news, speculation, and the inside scoop as we get closer to OTT’s biggest events of the year!

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Join hosts Shane O'Keeffe, Ciaran Dunphy, Niall Morrissey, and John Morton as they break down the major title changes, from Sem as NLW Champion, Santos capturing the GN Championship, to Big Damo holding the World Title. Who will step up to face Finn and Jordon Devlin? What's next for Martina, the members of The Draw, and rising stars like Liamo and Renzo Rose?

We also take a look at what's happening at the Sheriff Street Show (Sept 28th and 29th) and Road to the Ten-Year Anniversary (Oct 12th at KRFC). Plus, don't miss John's special on-location update from outside the National Stadium, hyping up the Ten-Year Anniversary Show (Oct 26th)!

Get an exclusive Big Damo promo as he prepares to take on Noah Walker, and stick around as we preview some of OTT's most exciting upcoming events, like Aftermath 2: The Weird and Wacky in Belfast (Oct 27th) featuring Eugene, Michael Oku, Rene Dupree, and more, as well as the spooky Halloween Slam (Oct 28th in Wexford)!

Don’t miss a minute of the action! Like, subscribe, and stay tuned every week for more insider updates, previews, and exclusive OTT content.

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