Hook Claude or ChatGPT up to The Daily Smark, then just ask. Live wrestling news, TV schedules, and events, answered in the chat you already use.
If you use an AI assistant, you've probably noticed it's vague about wrestling. It either doesn't know what happened last night or it makes something up.
This fixes that. Add The Daily Smark to your assistant once, and from then on it answers wrestling questions using my data: the same news, TV listings, and event info that powers the app. It's free, there's no account to make, and no API key to copy.
You don't have to learn any commands. Ask the way you'd ask a friend who follows wrestling closely.
Answers come back with links to whoever reported the story, so you can always go read the original.
This is the address you'll need:
https://www.thedailysmark.com/mcp
Open your connector settings, add a new custom connector, and paste the address in. That's the whole setup. It works on every Claude plan including the free one, though free accounts can only have one custom connector at a time. Anthropic's step-by-step guide has the current screens.
Slightly more fiddly. You'll need a paid plan and you have to switch on Developer Mode first, then add the address as a custom connector. OpenAI's guide to Developer Mode walks through it. Individual ChatGPT accounts are limited to connectors that can only read, which makes no difference here, because reading is all this one does.
One thing that catches people out: pasting that address into a browser won't show you anything. Assistants talk to it in a way browsers don't, so a normal visit correctly comes back empty. That's expected. This page is the version for people.
Wrestling fans watch on delay, so I treat results as spoilers. Your assistant hides spoiler headlines by default and has to deliberately ask for them. It's the same protection the app gives you, extended to your chat window.
If you do want results, just say so. "What happened on Raw last night?" will get them.
WWE, NXT, AEW, TNA (formerly Impact), New Japan, Ring of Honor, Stardom, and MLW.
Just name the promotion in your question and your assistant will figure out the
rest. Behind the scenes it filters using short codes (wwe,
nxt, aew, tna, njpw,
roh, stardom, mlw), but you'll never need to
type those yourself.
You get headlines and links, never the full article. I aggregate wrestling news from across the web, and the people who report it deserve the click, so your assistant tells you what's happening and points you at the source.
If you're a publisher and something here doesn't look right, email me.
There's a cap on how many requests any one connection can make in a minute. It's set comfortably high for answering questions and deliberately too low for hoovering up the whole feed. If you're building something that needs more room than that, talk to me rather than working around it.
This is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. It speaks streamable HTTP, needs no authentication, and any MCP client can connect. These are the tools it exposes:
list_news: recent wrestling headlines, filterable by promotionlist_videos: recent wrestling videoslist_podcasts: recent podcast episodesget_tv_schedule: what airs when, and on which channellist_live_events: upcoming live events and their venuesget_event: full detail for a single eventEvery tool is read-only. Nothing here writes, changes, or deletes anything, and no personal data is exposed.
Building something with this, or seeing something odd? Email rich@thedailysmark.com.