Former WWE Champion Braun Strowman’s “Everything On The Menu” Debuts October 24 — Full Episode Details Revealed
WWE’s resident “Monster Among Men” is about to take his appetite on the road. Braun Strowman is stepping out of the ring and into the kitchen for his brand-new USA Network reality series, “Everything On The Menu,” debuting Thursday, October 24 after WWE SmackDown on the USA Network.
The series will showcase Strowman’s larger-than-life personality as he travels across the country sampling regional cuisine, uncovering local food culture, and — of course — devouring everything on the menu.
🍖 Episode 1: “Braun Storms Fort Worth”
The premiere episode drops viewers into the heart of Texas, where Braun Strowman takes on Fort Worth’s famous rib houses and comfort food staples. Expect smoked meats, giant shareable platters, and a crash course in Texas heritage — all served with Braun’s signature charm and monstrous appetite.
🍔 Episode 2: “Hungry in the Capital”
In Washington D.C., Strowman searches for “victory-worthy bites” across the nation’s capital. From classic American fare to surprising international influences, Braun explores what fuels the city that never stops working — and maybe picks up a few political food fights along the way.
🥩 Episode 3: “The Roast Beef Rumble”
Episode three sees Strowman tackle a roast beef challenge worthy of a main event. With portions big enough to test even a former Universal Champion, Braun faces off against local chefs and restaurant owners to see who truly dominates the menu.
🎬 About the Show
“Everything On The Menu” blends Braun’s down-to-earth humor and genuine passion for food with the kind of spectacle you’d expect from a WWE Superstar. Each episode will mix travel, taste-testing, and personality-driven fun — giving fans a different side of Strowman outside the squared circle.
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Braun Strowman is the perfect fit for this type of crossover project. His charisma, relatability, and “big guy with a big heart” persona make him a natural for reality TV. If the early episode descriptions are any indication, this show could appeal to both wrestling fans and foodies alike — a balance WWE and USA Network have been aiming for since “Miz & Mrs.” found success.
Expect “Everything On The Menu” to bring Braun’s booming personality into living rooms nationwide — and maybe make a few fans hungry along the way.
