Filthy Four Daily with Bryan Alvarez and Filthy Tom Lawlor is back with TONS to talk about today including the death of Antonio Inoki, some famous matches Tom recently watched, Stardom Grand Prix semi-finals and finals, New Japan Strong, Smackdown and tons more.
Wrestling Observer Live with Bryan Alvarez and Mike Sempervive is back with tons to talk about including the death of Antonio Inoki and his tie-in to mixed martial arts, RAW and Dynamite line-ups, Smackdown and Rampage, Ricky Steamboat wrestling again, the whole nine
Wrestling Observer Radio with Bryan Alvarez and Dave Meltzer is back with tons to talk about including more on Antonio Inoki, questions from listeners, Space TV and AEW, Daniel Cormier, RAW and AEW line-ups, Smackdown ratings notes, Rampage and Smackdown notes, Royal Quest,
Dave Meltzer and I are back on Wrestling Observer Radio. Evan Husney, Executive Producer of Dark Side of the Ring joins us to talk about his new project with Jason Eisener and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s Seven Bucks Productions, Tales from the Territories. Before we
Wrestling Observer Radio with Bryan Alvarez and Dave Meltzer is back with tons to talk about including your full RAW report from Monday with new WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions, Clash at the Castle line-up and thoughts, Bill Ash, Antonio Inoki, ratings, and
Pacific Rim is back with another new episode. Co-host Fumi Saito gives his thoughts on the Kota Ibushi-NJPW situation and also discusses his new book on the relationship and parallels between Antonio Inoki and Giant Baba. Fumi also has the line-up for the next Hana
On a new Pacific Rim, Fumi Saito talks with me about the Stardom All-Star Dream Cinderella card at Nippon Budokan, the false rumor that Antonio Inoki passed away and the famous wrestler who confirmed Inoki is still alive. Additionally, we go over the
It’s time for match 22 in round 1 of the Greatest Kayfabe Tournament, a fun way to do some pro wrestling biographies. On this edition, we have a very close match-up: Antonio Inoki vs. Harley Race. Inoki was the ace (and founder) for
Do you know the significance of September 30th in Japanese wrestling history? You will after listening to this episode of the Pacific Rim Pro Wrestling Podcast with myself and wrestling journalist and historian Fumi Saito. Also on the show: – We cover the
The Greatest. Simply the most appropriate nickname for one of the biggest mega-stars ever. Few people in modern history have reached the level of fame that Muhammad Ali did. Ali was a force beyond stardom in the 1970’s. If you were old enough to be aware
