Wrestling Observer Live is back with a FREE show talking tons of different subjects, including Bron Breakker and CM Punk almost killing themselves on RAW, Chris Jericho and WWE, Je’Von Evans signing during a commercial break, the IWGP Title lineage restored, the full
Wrestle Kingdom 20 took place on Sunday in Tokyo, and it was Hiroshi Tanahashi’s final match. On the Sunday Wrestling Observer Live, Andrew Zarian breaks down the card and what’s next for NJPW now that this chapter is closed. Also, we saw the
John LaRocca and I return with a brand-new Fight Game to discuss some of the most interesting topics in pro wrestling this week. After doing our Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down segment, we hit on our major topics of the week which included: Austin Theory unmasking
On a new Josh Nason’s Punch-Out, the best pro wrestling year in review podcast series from here to there continues with a stop in June 2025 and returning guest Kate Elizabeth of Fightful. June featured another WWE trip to Saudi Arabia but this
Image: TNA It’s the Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live with Josh Nason, filling in for Andrew Zarian. Last Thursday saw Mike Santana lose his TNA World title after just a month in a time period in which the company held no shows
The Bryan & Vinny Show is back with tons to talk about as we recap WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event with two title changes, and the Collision show with two must-see matches both involving luchadors. A fun show as always so check it
Image: WWE Saturday night featured two WWE title changes, a great ROH World title match, a picture that got #WrestlingTwitter talking, and a crushing defeat for the Toronto Blue Jays. All that and more is on the topic board for the Sunday edition
Wrestling Observer Radio with Bryan Alvarez and Dave Meltzer is back with tons to talk about including a full recap of Saturday Night’s Main Event, Smackdown and Collision, the CMLL Women’s Grand Prix, Best of the Super Juniors, ratings notes, mailbag and tons
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
John LaRocca and I return with a brand-new Fight Game to discuss some of the most interesting topics in pro wrestling this week. After doing our Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down segment, we each brought topics that we wanted to discuss to the table: The weird
