On this episode of the longform history of pro wrestling series, Karl covers April and May 1981. The months include the quick switch in Georgia of the NWA World title between Tommy Rich and Harley Race. More on the filming of Rocky III, the origins
Wrestling Observer Radio with Bryan Alvarez and Dave Meltzer is back with tons to talk about including RAW on Monday night, all the matches leading to Money in the Bank, NXT and AEW this Wednesday, UFC coming up and all the things they’re
Filthy Four Daily with Bryan Alvarez and Filthy Tom Lawlor is back today with tons to talk about including our usual weekly Friday Night Smackdown on FOX review, why the Smackdown rating is actually worse than anyone has talked about so far, and
Wrestling Observer Live with Bryan Alvarez and Mike Sempervive is back with tons to talk about including RAW tonight, Money in the Bank, AEW and WWE going live, tons of calls and texts on a variety of topics, stuff you should watch if
Wrestling Observer Radio with Bryan Alvarez and Dave Meltzer is back with tons to talk about including My Father Was A Heel Pro Wrestler starring Hiroshi Tanahashi, Smackdown, NXT and AEW ratings from Wednesday, history questions about Curt Hennig and Hulk Hogan, how
The Bryan & Vinny Show is back today with tons to talk about including our weekly visit with Granny, a new contest, her Weekly Wrestling Report, and more. Then, Bryan and Vinny review the March 1, 1986 edition of Saturday Night’s Main Event,
Wrestling Observer Live with Bryan Alvarez and Mike Sempervive is back with tons to talk about including the horrible Smackdown number on Friday, the full line-up for Money in the Bank plus a bunch of wacky ideas about what they might do, and
We continue our look at complex movie villains with a dark or supernatural aspect to them and this week on DragonKingDark, we examine one of my favorites: Anton Chigurh from the movie No Country For Old Men. Upon first viewing in 2007, the
It’s Wrestling Observer Live Saturday with Jim Valley. Friday Night Smackdown experienced its fourth ratings drop in a row and for the first time in the Fox era, the show fell below two million viewers for both hours on a night when virtually
The Portland Wrestlecast is back with even more stories from the Pacific Northwest wrestling scene that you have never heard before. This week’s guest is Johnny Mantell, the former wrestler probably best known for working in World Class, Mid South, and Los Angeles
