It’s a pre-AEW Worlds End edition of Wrestling Observer Live. It was the end of an era (and some might say an error) as the final AEW Rampage ever took place Friday — a pretty good show with an interesting ending. WWE SmackDown
Wrestling Observer Radio with Bryan Alvarez and Dave Meltzer is back with tons to talk about including RAW moving back to three hours, New Japan Tokyo Dome and WrestleDream line-ups, Tribute to the Troops is no more, Lee Fitting, ratings, the RAW report,
Wrestling Observer Live with Bryan Alvarez and Mike Sempervive is back with tons to talk about including all the shows and news from this past weekend, Ricochet’s heel turn, Christmas Show fallout and when you can watch along with Bryan, and more! A
With both Bryan Alvarez out shopping his daughter’s directorial debut, Mike Sempervive flies solo to keep you up to date. Ratings news, including this weekend’s college football challenges, a preview of NXT, new AEW matches, TNA, and a review of last night’s Raw.
With both Bryan Alvarez and I taking care of some family business earlier today, there was no live Observer Live. But, in its place, here’s an abbreviated run down of today’s news, including Tessa Blanchard possibly heading to TNA. Plus, a sneak peek
Image: WWE We’re at the halfway point of my annual JNPO wrestling year in review series, hitting on the month of June. Joining me for the first time is Garrett Kidney of the ‘You’ve Got To Be Kidding Me‘ podcast looking back at
It’s a special Saturday edition of Wrestling Observer Live as we’re looking ahead to next week’s return of Saturday Night’s Main Event as well as looking back to the 1980s. The show is paying tribute to its 80s roots with a retro look,
Image: WWE On a new Punch-Out, my wrestling year in review series continues with a stop in a very busy April which saw WWE WrestleMania 40, a newsworthy CM Punk interview, All In footage making the airwaves, and lots, lots more. Helping me
The Bryan & Vinny Show is back with a FREE episode today talking AEW Dynamite and NXT! Continental Classic, the worst GM in world history, another women’s match main eventing NXT, and more! Plus, this show is FREE, and we’ve got Black Friday
Image: JJ Williams My 2024 pro wrestling year in review series rolls on with a stop in March which was a big one for AEW which saw the retirement of Sting and the welcome mat rolled out for free agent signings Mercedes Mone
