It’s a brand new We’re Live, Pal! as Andrew Zarian and I talk about the latest topics in pro wrestling. I am back from Las Vegas and give shoutouts for folks who attended the F4W Convention. Andrew and I talk in length about
Wrestling Observer Live with Bryan Alvarez and Mike Sempervive is back with tons to talk about including all the shows this past weekend, mostly WWE Night of Champions and AEW Double or Nothing. Tons to talk about in this fallout episode, so check
I am back for another Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, joined by Nick Hausman from HausOfWrestling.com to discuss both Saturday’s WWE Night of Champions and Sunday’s AEW Double or Nothing. We start with WWE’s Saturday show in Saudi Arabia which included Brock Lesnar
Wrestling Observer Radio with Bryan Alvarez and Dave Meltzer is back with tons to talk about from beautiful Las Vegas, including the WWE Night of Champions PPV with a full recap of all the matches and angles, New Japan Best of the Super
AEW We’ve got predictions for an insanely busy weekend of wrestling for WWE Night of Champions and AEW Double or Nothing, as well as thoughts on Raw’s closing segment and the CM Punk situation (seemingly) being settled. Thanks for listening and have a
John LaRocca and I are back with a brand new Fight Game Podcast. We started the show with thoughts on the top three matches at Saturday’s WWE Night of Champions. We also tried to figure out what the finish is for the Tag
Wrestling Observer Live with Bryan Alvarez and Mike Sempervive is back with tons to talk about including AEW announcing Chicago for the Collision debut, CM Punk, AEW Dynamite review, the full line-up for the Double or Nothing show this coming weekend, and tons
Join me on tonight’s Wrestling Observer Live as I dive into the top wrestling stories of the week, many of which involved former AEW World Champion CM Punk. In an exciting announcement, AEW officially revealed their new Collision TV show, set to kick
John LaRocca and I are back with a brand new Fight Game Podcast. We kicked off the show by talking about the passing of “Superstar” Billy Graham, and our memories of him, which are not of his prime, but of the time he
