You probably knew him as Colonel DeBeers. Before he adopted the wrestling persona of an apartheid-supporting South African heel, he was Ed Wiskoski aka “The Polish Prince” — the intelligent wrestler who helped back up all the trash talk of “Playboy” Buddy Rose
Author Evan Ginzburg has seemingly done everything in wrestling except take a bump. In part two of our interview on today’s Wrestling Observer Live, Ginzburg talks about his favorite matches, the changes he witnessed first hand as WWF went national in 1984-85, memories
Image: AEW The Saturday edition of Wrestling Observer Live is on the air with a preview of tonight’s AEW Collision show and a chat with a wrestling author. I look at tonight’s show that includes Hangman Page vs. Christopher Daniels in a Texas
It’s time for a Saturday edition of Wrestling Observer Live. We’ll talk Friday’s WWE SmackDown and ask if WWE Women’s Champion Tiffany Stratton is a heel that fans cheer or a “mean girl” babyface? Also, the talented Los Garzas finally won a match.
In the middle of two big Tokyo Dome shows, that means a special edition of Wrestling Observer Live. Journalist and Pacific Rim podcast co-host Fumi Saito joins me from Tokyo to give his first person perspective of last night’s Wrestle Kingdom 19. We
It’s a pre-AEW Worlds End edition of Wrestling Observer Live. It was the end of an era (and some might say an error) as the final AEW Rampage ever took place Friday — a pretty good show with an interesting ending. WWE SmackDown
It’s a holiday (almost) weekend edition of Wrestling Observer Live. ROH Final Battle from the Hammerstein Ballroom took place Friday featuring a strong main event from Athena and Billie Starkz, an excellent Survival of the Fittest match for the men’s TV title, and
It’s Wrestling Observer Live Saturday with me: Jim Valley. Despite what the conventional wisdom might say, the Toni Storm story, including her wrestling “debut” on Rampage, makes perfect sense. Why? Because it’s not actually her debut. I lay it all out for you.
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,
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
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