On another packed weekend of wrestling, Jim Valley returns for a Saturday Wrestling Observer Live. He runs down Friday’s action including TNA Under Siege, WWE SmackDown, and NJPW Best of the Super Juniors Night 9. Then, he previews WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event
Image: WWE It’s Saturday and that means it’s time for Wrestling Observer Live with Jim Valley. Jeff Cobb impressed in his WWE SmackDown in-ring debut as JC Mateo Friday, but the Greensboro crowd also thought most everything on the show was awesome even
On a new Pacific Rim with Jim Valley, he and co-host Fumi Saito remembers Sabu, his friend of over 30 years. Fumi fills in a lot of Sabu’s history going back to his uncle — the “Original” Sheik Ed Farhat — Sabu’s training
On Saturday’s Wrestling Observer Live, Jim Valley provides a very timely and newsworthy show. There’s been a lot of talk in the news about tariffs and their potential affect on the price and availability of toys. So, how could that affect pro wrestling
It’s Saturday and that means Wrestling Observer Live. The WWE SmackDown hot streak ends at one as after an exciting show with a classic main event last week, Friday’s show was back to the mundane. In other Friday news, House of Torture was
It’s Saturday and time for Wrestling Observer Live. Friday saw an awesome TLC match on WWE SmackDown, some awesomely bad punches by Naomi to Jade Cargill, and John Cena going from disgruntled wrestler to the anti-Heath Slater. He’s tired of raising your kids.
There is so much to cover today on the pre-WrestleMania 41 edition of Wrestling Observer Live. From Friday’s SmackDown, Rey Mysterio was apparently injured during a trios match so how will it affect his match Saturday with El Grande Americano? Cody Rhodes left
Today’s WOL focus is on the fact WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas hasn’t sold out, and likely won’t be. It’s more of an indictment of Las Vegas than WWE. Las Vegas is a terrible city for WrestleMania: it’s expensive, it’s difficult to navigate
It’s a Saturday edition of Wrestling Observer Radio. If John Cena’s heel turn is supposedly the greatest in history, why was it done for the most cliche reason in wrestling history? Because of the fans. Why ‘because of the fans’ when the actual
Thirty years ago, All Japan Women’s Wrestling was on a roll. On March 26, 1995, 9,000 at the Yokohama Arena witnessed history at AJW Wrestling Queendom 1995 Victory as Manami Toyota defeated Aja Kong for the WWWA World Title. Also on the card
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