Image: Paramount/Sarah Coulter On a brand-new Josh Nason’s Punch-Out, Josh talks with longtime OVW wrestler and the man who plays “Bigfoot” on the breakout Paramount Plus hit Tulsa King: Mike “Cash Flo” Walden. Josh and Mike discuss getting acting tips from show star
Image: DAZN On a new Josh Nason’s Punch-Out, Josh talks with former WWE broadcaster Todd Grisham on his lengthy run in WWE, dealing with Vince McMahon, and whether he has any interest in returning to the business. Josh and Todd also talk about
Image: A24/Eric Zachanowich First announced two years ago, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s biopic on MMA legend Mark Kerr — The Smashing Machine — finally hits theaters this Friday. After seeing a screening of the movie last week, Josh Nason gives you his full
Image: AEW Hindsight is 20/20 and on Sunday’s Wrestling Observer Live, guest host Josh Nason thinks he has clear vision. One thing that stuck out to him was a big angle that took place at last Saturday’s AEW All Out that, given how
On an extended play edition of Wrestling Observer Live, Josh Nason returns to discuss the best and the not-so-best from Saturday’s AEW All Out and WWE Wrestlepalooza. Josh talks about his biggest takeaway: that both AEW and WWE each did a disservice to
Image: Scott Utterback On a brand-new Josh Nason’s Punch-Out, Josh talks to past WWE Tough Enough competitor, retired wrestler, and in-game host for the Party Animals of the Banana Ball Championship League AJ Kirsch. In their talk, they hit on a lot of
Image: AEW The final Wrestling Observer Live of the summer has arrived with your summer fill-in host Josh Nason, filling in for Andrew Zarian one last time before the calendar changes. While this show has zero to do with WWE Clash in Paris
For the second straight week, there’s an extended Sunday version of Wrestling Observer Live with Josh Nason, available below or on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Josh leads off with an admission that he was wrong (I know!) about there not being a wrestling
For the first time in years, the Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live is TWO HOURS long (well, for Sports Byline, anyway). Josh Nason guest hosts this week with a lot to talk about including: The week that WWE proved they are cancel-proof
Image: Josh Nason (circa 2013!) Follow me for a second or 10. Just over two weeks ago, I saw a tweet from a former MMA media member giving praise to a current one about his video on this social post from another media
