On a new DKK Classic Wrestling Show, I continue with my 1000 Hours podcast subseries which covers pre-1900 pro wrestling. Now that my new book is out, we are working our way through it with my additional commentary and thoughts. Today, we return
It’s a special Saturday edition of Wrestling Observer Live as we’re looking ahead to next week’s return of Saturday Night’s Main Event as well as looking back to the 1980s. The show is paying tribute to its 80s roots with a retro look,
Dave Meltzer and I are back with our Friday episode of Wrestling Observer Radio, talking about all the big news from today’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter. Here were some of the things we covered: WWE RAW staying PG on Netflix WWE SmackDown possibly going
With Bryan Alvarez on the move, Mike Sempervive flies solo. A preview of the weekend, including Saturday’s NXT Deadline show, HENARE’s injury and how it may affect New Japan’s plans, WWE news and a bow is placed on this week’s talk of AEW
Image: WWE On a new Wrestling Weekly, we talk about where WWE is headed after a newsworthy Survivor Series and the return of Drew McIntyre. We also look at AEW’s Continental Classic and some good matches happening on Rampage and Collision. Thanks for
John LaRocca and I are back to talk about the major topics in the world of wrestling on this week’s Fight Game Podcast. We kicked off the show with our Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down winners and losers of the week before going through our Top
After Dark Radio with Bryan Alvarez is back with part one of our interview with special guest Tex Wesson talking cryptids, specifically BIGFOOT AND DOGMAN. We’ve also got a big announcement regarding After Dark moving to Sports Byline USA, and all the news!
The Bryan & Vinny Show is back with tons to talk about including an excellent edition of Dynamite with great action and good storytelling, a fun edition of NXT leading into the PLE this weekend, and more! A fun show as always so
On a new Pacific Rim Pro Wrestling podcast, we take a trip back to the late-90s, specifically 1998. 26 years ago on December 5, 1998, the finals of the All-Japan Pro Wrestling Real World Tag League took place as Kenta Kobashi & Jun
Image: AEW Josh Nason’s Punch-Out nears the halfway mark in my annual 12-part pro wrestling year in review series with a stop in May featuring returning guest Andrew Thompson of Post Wrestling. Andrew & I go deep (two hours and 30 minutes~!) into
