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
Wrestling Observer Live with Bryan Alvarez and Lance Storm is back with tons to talk about including another new belt coming to ROH next months, Harley vs. Athena, Collision and Smackdown line-ups, WWE ticket prices and upcoming events, all the news and a
With 2026 in the distance, it is time once again to begin the best pro wrestling year in review series on Josh Nason’s Punch-Out. This extended look at all the big news, results and happenings from January 2025 in WWE, AEW, TNA, ROH,
Image: AEW It’s November and the air has turned a bit chillier here in the Northeast U.S. That why I brought out the hot takes machine on a new Josh Nason’s Punch Out. AEW pay-per-view previewer/columnist Mike DellaCamera returns to help me work
Image: WWE It’s the Saturday edition of Wrestling Observer Live with Jim Valley. Drew McIntyre stood tall over Cody Rhodes to end their SNME contract signing on Friday’s WWE SmackDown. The story for tonight is “Drew is in Cody’s head.” Didn’t Kevin Owens
Attention fellow wrestling business nerds…lend me your calculators. On Josh Nason‘s Punch-Out, it is time for our quarterly check-in on AEW business with Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics which hosts the key performance indicators that pair with the podcast. Josh and Brandon recap Q3
