Filthy Four Daily with Bryan Alvarez and Filthy Tom Lawlor is back today under trying circumstances, Tom across the country and Bryan with his Internet all asunder, but still, Smackdown, Choppin Block, THIS WEEK IN HISTORY and so much more! A fun show
Wrestling Observer Live with Bryan Alvarez and Mike Sempervive is back today with tons to talk about. We start things off with Chris Jericho not working non-WWE dates in the US, James Ellsworth and ratings from Smackdown on Tuesday which did not, in
WWE COO Paul “HHH” Levesque held his traditional pre-NXT TakeOver conference call, previewing the Chicago show and giving updates on a lot of other non-main roster news. Subscribers can stream the audio below. A few highlights: – He said they are not looking
Today’s mailbag episode includes discussion on David Von Erich as NWA World Champion, Lou Thesz vs. Rikidozan and the NWA World title, SECW in 1980, and then a look at the June 23rd, 1985 edition of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter which includes the
The Bryan & Vinny & Craig show is back today with our look back at Raw and Nitro from 19 years ago this week! The show continues to drain the life force from Bryan as he endures another five hours of awful programming
Wrestling Observer Live with Bryan Alvarez and Mike Sempervive is back today with tons to talk about! We kick things off with discussion on Jeff Hardy’s DWI guilty plea, as well as news concerning Ring of Honor, who look to run the actual
Wrestling Observer Radio with Bryan Alvarez and Dave Meltzer is back tonight with tons to talk about, First up there’s Raw from Monday night, featuring segments that clearly show the gap between New Japan and the WWE in terms of quality. There’s also
Wrestling Observer Live with Bryan Alvarez and Mike Sempervive is back today with tons to talk about. We start the show off with a rundown of the Money in the Bank and NXT TakeOver lineups. There’s also news and notes on James Ellsworth
The Bryan & Vinny Show is back today with our look back at NWA World Championship Wrestling from early January 1988. Your usual parade of awful jobbers, a main event finish that would have been great in a vacuum but in 1988 helped
Wrestling Observer Live with Bryan Alvarez and Mike Sempervive is back today with tons to talk about. CM Punk’s loss at UFC 225 dominates the first segment. With a 0-2 record, it seems unlikely that he’ll ever come back to the UFC as
