This week, The Devil’s Reflection himself—Levi Blue—lets it all out.

Michigan’s wrestling scene is under fire, and it’s time somebody spoke the truth. From shady greenhorn booking fees, to money marks throwing cash around and ruining locker rooms, to so-called promoters, bookers, and trainers sitting on their hands while the business bleeds out—this episode is pure fire.Levi doesn’t hold back as he calls out the exploitation, the laziness, and the silence that’s poisoning independent wrestling in Michigan. If you’ve ever loved this business, if you’ve ever stepped in a ring or paid for a ticket, you need to hear this. The Sorry Pal Nation, this one is for the soul of pro wrestling.

The Devil’s Reflection himself, Levi Blue, is back with another unapologetic ride for The Sorry Pal Nation!

This week, we dive headfirst into the legendary chaos of Steiner Math, breaking down one of wrestling’s most hilariously mind-bending promos and talk about the differences between this and the move for the WWE to ESPN.

Then, we shift gears to talk Killer Kross—his presence, his potential, and why he’s one of the most intriguing figures in the business today.

But buckle up, because Levi doesn’t stop there—he unleashes a no-holds-barred rant that’ll have you laughing, nodding, and maybe even questioning your life choices.

Thirty minutes you’re never getting back… and you’ll be glad you didn’t. Sorry Pal… not so sorry.

In this emotional and powerful tribute episode of The Sorry Pal Podcast, host Levi Blue—The Devil's Reflection himself—hangs up the wisecracks for a moment and dives deep into the life, legacy, and larger-than-life impact of the one and only Hulk Hogan.

Levi shares how Hogan wasn’t just a wrestling icon—he was a childhood hero. From the moment that theme song hit, and "Real American" blared through the speakers, Hulk Hogan represented more than muscles and mayhem. He stood for hope, loyalty, and the idea that good guys could win. For a young boy growing up in the '80s, Hogan was the superhero that leapt off the screen and into the soul.But this episode isn’t just about Levi’s story—it’s about everyone’s story. From packed arenas to living rooms across America, Hogan’s influence was universal. He inspired generations to say their prayers, eat their vitamins, and believe in themselves—even when the odds seemed stacked against them.Whether you loved him, hated him, or dressed up like him for Halloween, there’s no denying that Hulk Hogan left a mark. And on this special episode, Levi pays his respects the only way he knows how—with heart, honesty, and the kind of reflection that only a lifetime fan can give.This one’s for the Hulkamaniacs.