WWE Wrestling Observer Live Saturday with Jim Valley is back with a new episode. The WWE Draft began on SmackDown without Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, Damian Priest, Sami Zayn, Logan Paul, or either of the men’s tag team champions (A-Town Down Under and
WWE Wrestling Observer Live Saturday with Jim Valley is back on 4/20. Congratulations to RVD (on Rampage tonight) and all who celebrate. Friday night, we saw the new and improved Solo Sikoa. Now in a suit (trademark Malibu Stacy)!! Plus, blood on SmackDown.
NJPW Wrestling Observer Live Saturday with Jim Valley is back. What? We still have a Saturday show still? Who knew? An explanation on where WOL Saturday has been. After that, we talk new IWGP World Heavyweight Champion Jon Moxley and why he deserves
WWE Wrestling Observer Live Saturday with Jim Valley is back. Three. Count ’em. Three major cards overnight. We’ll run down WWE Elimination Chamber, night two of New Japan New Beginning in Sapporo, and TNA No Surrender, the promotion’s first special event without Scott
WWE Wrestling Observer Live Saturday with Jim Valley is back. Janel Grant’s lawsuit has led people to look at other instances in the past of Vince McMahon and WWE. This week, the best of friend of Ashley Massaro talked publicly about Massaro being drugged
Rossy Ogawa It’s the Pacific Rim Pro Wrestling Podcast. Fumi Saito and Jim Valley are back. Fumi sets the record straight about Stardom and the split with Rossy Ogawa. We talk about what happened, what brought it on, and what to expect going
It’s Saturday and that means it’s time for Wrestling Observer Live. A warning: If you want to hear about pro wrestling storylines and the road to WrestleMania, this is not the show for you. After being gone for two weeks, I finally give
Editor’s Note: This was recorded prior to the news of the Vince McMahon/Janel Grant lawsuit and McMahon’s resignation from TKO. On Saturday’s Wrestling Observer Live, it’s time for the Royal Rumble — one of the most fun and popular PLEs on the WWE
With the news that Kazuchika Okada is leaving New Japan, Jim Valley talks to AEW Collision color commentator Kevin Kelly, who’s worked for New Japan and WWE, about what the future may hold for The Rainmaker. Kevin offers a unique perspective on Okada’s
Fumi Saito/Jim Valley The Pacific Rim Pro Wrestling Podcast is back. I get Fumi Saito’s thoughts on Kazuchika Okada leaving New Japan Pro Wrestling and he offered his insight on the dynamics and relationships behind the scenes in the company and speculates on
