Image: WWE With Andrew Zarian out on vacation through the end of the year, the good ship WOL must keep afloat in a sea of wrestling news so I’m wearing the captain hat for the next three Sundays. On the Sunday feel-good edition
Image: WWE We’re at the halfway point of my annual JNPO wrestling year in review series, hitting on the month of June. Joining me for the first time is Garrett Kidney of the ‘You’ve Got To Be Kidding Me‘ podcast looking back at
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
Image: WWE On a new Punch-Out, my wrestling year in review series continues with a stop in a very busy April which saw WWE WrestleMania 40, a newsworthy CM Punk interview, All In footage making the airwaves, and lots, lots more. Helping me
Image: JJ Williams My 2024 pro wrestling year in review series rolls on with a stop in March which was a big one for AEW which saw the retirement of Sting and the welcome mat rolled out for free agent signings Mercedes Mone
Image: WWE In the second installment of my 12-part pro wrestling year in review series, Josh Nason’s Punch-Out takes a stop in, you guessed it, February 2024. Joining me this month is Jason Powell of ProWrestling.net. As the headline indicates, this month was
For WWE in January, it was the best of times and the worst of times. That and more kicks off my third annual Josh Nason’s Punch-Out pro wrestling year in review series where I do 12 episodes covering all the news and happenings
After three months, Josh Nason’s Punch-Out returns with a look back at some AEW business with Wrestlenomics‘ Brandon Thurston as part of our quarterly series, formerly known as the investors call. Brandon and I spend an hour going over all the big happenings
Image: AEW For the first time in two months, Josh Nason’s Punch-Out has returned with a new episode looking at the second quarter in AEW business with the one & only Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics. We sift through all the interesting news &
On a brand-new Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, yours truly steps into the solo host chair for the very first time as Andrew Zarian is off on vacation assignment. As always, there is plenty to talk about: A week after she was
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