Mark Wheeler: Mystery Wrestling Events Are An Actual Mystery. It’s Always A Good Time
Evil Uno began Mystery Wrestling in 2019 with 17 events being run under the brand, which features a complete mystery card for the fans.
The wrestlers aren’t always sure who they’re wrestling either.
“They are fun,” Mark Wheeler told Jeremy Lambert & Joel Pearl on In The Weeds when asked about Mystery Wrestling “I sometimes don’t know who I’m wrestling until I get there. They actually are a mystery. The concept is cool. Evil Uno is a genius. I have done the druid thing where you’re in the druid hood and in a four-way. I’ve done a tag match with all doors, we broke like 19 doors. I’ve probably been there four or five times and it’s cool because, as a fan, you don’t know what you’re going to get, but you know it’s going to be entertaining. To have a show branded as a ‘mystery’ and it actually work is hard. It could be local guys, all guys on TV, a mixture. He has a good mix because his students are very good. He’s a good coach. He has his base guys who are very good, and then you have crazy names come in and these weird matches. It’s cool. Every time I go, I never know what I’m going to do, and every time I have a good time.”
On Monday going into Tuesday, Mystery Wrestling set the unofficial record for the longest match ever, raising over $33,000 CAD for the Canadian Cancer Society.
Wheeler will compete at C4 Fighting Back, the annual event raising money to fight cancer. Fans can donate here.
Watch the full interview with Mark in the video below.
