It’s the Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live with Andrew Zarian. The big story from the weekend was Saturday’s AEW Worlds End. Andrew discusses the show in detail and breaks down the biggest stories coming out of the pay-per-view which icludes MJF as
Image: WWE The Josh Nason’s Punch-Out 2025 pro wrestling year in review series begins its descent with a stop in October and returning guest Mike Gilbert of The Mike & JD Show and Brace For Impact. Mike and Josh go over a ton
It’s time for the Saturday Wrestling Observer Live with Jim Valley with lots of holiday wrestling for the weekend. We’ll run down Friday’s WWE SmackDown and WWE Raw taping results for next Friday and this Monday, respectively. Plus, AEW Collision was at a
Image: WWE The Josh Nason’s Punch-Out pro wrestling year in review series continues with a stop in July — arguably the busiest month of the year when it came to news. That’s because Hulk Hogan passed away which brought out a lot of
The Saturday Wrestling Observer Live with Jim Valley has you covered for another packed pro wrestling weekend including Tony Khan’s reaction to Netflix being the high bidder to buy Warner Brothers Discovery. Jim runs down Friday’s ROH Final Battle, TNA Final Resolution, the
Image: Jim Valley It’s time for the Saturday edition of Wrestling Observer Live. Steven Borden, the son of Sting, made his independent wrestling and singles match debut Friday night in Seattle at Defy Wrestling and Jim Valley was there live. You’ll get Jim’s
It’s the Saturday Wrestling Observer Live with Jim Valley. We had a fun WWE SmackDown on Friday focused on the build to WarGames. TNA tried to work the marks but ended up working itself. We’ll parse the words of Chris Jericho – what
Image: WWE On a new Josh Nason’s Punch-Out, the best pro wrestling year in review series in the solar system rolls on with a stop in February 2025. Rejoining the show for his yearly visit is Jesse Collings of Voices of Wrestling and
Image: Fumi Saito The storied career of Hiroshi Tanahashi comes to an end in mere weeks when he retires following his last match at Wrestle Kingdom 20 at the Tokyo Dome. In this episode of the Pacific Rim Pro Wrestling Podcast, Fumi Saito
Image: WWE It’s time for the Saturday edition of Wrestling Observer Live with Jim Valley. This week’s introduction of the AEW National title has reignited the old argument about too many titles in wrestling. How many is too many? Three? Five? Eleven? Until
