Rise to Success: Career Highlights of Michael Porter (wrestling)

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Michael Porter (wrestling)

From career breakthroughs to professional milestones, explore how Michael Porter (wrestling) made an impact.

Michael Porter was a professional wrestling ring announcer and internet radio host. While specific details about his career are not provided, his involvement in professional wrestling highlights his role as a personality within the sports entertainment industry. As a ring announcer, he was responsible for introducing wrestlers and hyping matches, contributing to the overall atmosphere of wrestling events. His work as an internet radio host suggests a broader engagement with wrestling fans and the dissemination of wrestling-related content.

1969: Career Start

In 1969, Michael Porter began his career in the San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento region, guided by promoters Roy Shire, Louie Miller, and Terry Garvin.

1988: WWF Ring Announcer

In 1988, Michael Porter started working as a house show ring announcer for the World Wrestling Federation (now World Wrestling Entertainment), primarily on the west coast.

1991: WrestleMania VII Security

In 1991, Michael Porter worked security at WrestleMania VII, which was held at the Los Angeles Sports Arena.

1993: End of WWF Announcing

In 1993, Michael Porter's time as a house show ring announcer for the World Wrestling Federation ended.

2002: United Wrestling Alliance Announcer

In 2002, Michael Porter announced for the United Wrestling Alliance in Marysville, California.

2003: United Wrestling Alliance Announcer

In 2003, Michael Porter announced for the United Wrestling Alliance in Marysville, California.

2004: WrestleShoot Radio Show Debut

In 2004, Michael Porter's pro wrestling interview program, Michael Porter's WrestleShoot, debuted as a weekend radio show on Marysville, California, radio station KMYC-AM 1410.

2005: WrestleShoot Radio Show

In 2005, Michael Porter's pro wrestling interview program, Michael Porter's WrestleShoot, continued to air on Marysville, California, radio station KMYC-AM 1410.

2006: Pro Championship Wrestling Announcer

In 2006, Michael Porter announced for Pro Championship Wrestling in Oroville, California.

2007: Devil Mountain Wrestling Announcer

In 2007, Michael Porter announced for Devil Mountain Wrestling in Martinez, California.

June 22, 2008: WrestleShoot Relaunch on Blog Talk Radio

On June 22, 2008, Michael Porter relaunched his radio program Michael Porter's WrestleShoot on internet radio using Blog Talk Radio, after co-hosting Cloverleaf Radio and The Dark Match.

2008: Devil Mountain Wrestling Announcer

In 2008, Michael Porter announced for Devil Mountain Wrestling in Martinez, California.

August 5, 2013: WrestleShoot Ends on BTR

On August 5, 2013, Michael Porter's WrestleShoot ended its five-year run with Blog Talk Radio with its final program by re-airing the pilot from 2008.

December 4, 2016: WrestleShoot on The Wacko Radio Network

On December 4, 2016, Michael Porter's WrestleShoot returned to internet radio on its new home, The Wacko Radio Network, airing on Mixlr.

2017: WrestleShoot Repeats

In 2017, repeats and marathons of Michael Porter's WrestleShoot began airing on Action VR 2.

May 31, 2020: Final New Episode of WrestleShoot

On May 31, 2020, the last all-new episode of Michael Porter's WrestleShoot aired, with Summers, Guercia, Doug Masters, and Brian Danovich as hosts.