Image: Ricky Havlik On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa discuss Jon Moxley’s Talk is Jericho appearance, the loss of a historic venue for wrestling, and what it was like wrestling in the south during the civil rights movement. Obviously, the biggest stories of

Image: WWE Les and Vic discuss the highs and lows of WWE Money in the Bank, as well as issues with PAC and AEW. Specific topics include: future plans for Bayley as champ, referee incompetence and when (or if) booking to get heat on refs

On today’s show, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa literally go through Les’ closets for some wrestling history, talk AEW’s potential TV deal, the WWE Wild Card situation, and more. Les has been going through his boxes at home recently and came across some items that

On today’s show, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa discuss how Vince McMahon chooses to use his valuable television time, how much creative freedom means as opposed to a big money contract, Cody’s terrific Double or Nothing promo, and more. Also on the list for today:

Image: WWE From falling ratings to declining house show attendance and stock prices, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa talk Vince McMahon’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week. Profitability will reach an all-time high soon, but storm clouds appear to be in the

We’re jumping into the wayback machine today to talk about crazy things wrestlers did to get over and some of the biggest names in wrestling during the early part of Les Thatcher’s in-ring career. Up for discussion on this week’s show: the time

(photo: Les Thatcher’s Facebook) The boys return to talk about Les Thatcher’s longtime friend, the late, great Roger Kirby as well as the wrestling news of the week. We’ll also cover Cody’s recent tweets on faces and heels, which leads to an old

On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa return to talk about how the New Japan Cup could be shaping the G1 Supercard at MSG, a very effective video from AEW, and a couple of Southeastern Wrestling stories. We’ll also discuss a

On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa discuss the passing of Dick Beyer, the retirement of Jushin Liger, and an “old school” booking approach to the Becky Lynch/Ronda Rousey rivalry. We also talk about reality TV being good for Les’ business,

Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa have an interesting list of WWE returns to discuss, including Roman Reigns, Bruce Prichard, Batista, and Kevin Owens. We’ll also look at the departure of Arn Anderson, what the best promos in WWE over the past few years

From rewriting shows to surprise call-ups, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa talk a crazy week in WWE. We’ll touch on the subjects of Undertaker, Seth Rollins, last-minute rewriting, Mandy Rose, Andrade, the call-ups of Johnny Gargano, Tommaso Ciampa, Ricochet, Aleister Black, and more.

On today’s show, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa give their thoughts on the AEW event in Las Vegas and talk about more WWE wrestlers being vocal about their unhappiness in the company. We’ll run down the news coming out of Thursday night’s AEW party

On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa talk Dean Ambrose leaving WWE in April, Dream/Gargano at NXT, Nia Jax beating up the boys and more. Les trained Ambrose, so we’ll find out if the teacher is surprised at the big decision

This week, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa talk Ronda Rousey, ratings, Rumbles, and remembrances of an old friend. Les will share some memories of the late Brian Hildebrand, who would’ve turned 57 this week. We’ll also discuss legendary announcer Bob Caudle, who along with

Today’s show features discussion on WWE’s excellent Nigel McGuinness documentary, as well as the increase in demand for talent already paying dividends for wrestlers. We’ll also touch on why Vince McMahon passed on Chris Jericho, Cody’s comments on not having writers in AEW,