It’s time for Wrestling Observer Live. Tonight’s WWE Elimination Chamber in Toronto should answer some questions and set the table for WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas just a little over a month away. While six contenders want a shot a Cody Rhodes’s WWE
Image: WWE There’s some corporate unrest behind the scenes on the road to WWE WrestleMania 41. On this week’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and I look at what some TKO employees are unhappy with, and the big stories in wrestling for WWE and
On a new Wrestling Observer Live, I talk about the big segment from Friday’s WWE SmackDown featuring The Rock, who added an interesting angle to the build-up for WrestleMania 41. After initially appearing as Corporate Rock and announcing next year’s WrestleMania date for
Image: WWE The Rock calls himself “The Final Boss” — a term used in video games. But if it’s true that he may not wrestle Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 41, does that make him more like a non-playable character? Is this just a
Image: WWE This weekend is all about the WWE Royal Rumble. On the new Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and I make our predictions and speculate on who is in the fastlane on the road to WrestleMania 41. We also go through this week’s
Image: JJ Williams Wrestling Observer Radio with Bryan Alvarez and Dave Meltzer is back with tons to talk about including a full review of AEW Worlds End, all the matches and angles, plus news on Punk vs. Gunther for the WWE World Heavyweight
Image: WWE As the year draws to a close, Les Thatcher & I look back on 2024 in both WWE and AEW as well as our predictions for AEW’s Worlds End PPV this Saturday. Thanks for listening and Happy New Year~! Click here
It’s Wrestling Observer Live Saturday with me: Jim Valley. Despite what the conventional wisdom might say, the Toni Storm story, including her wrestling “debut” on Rampage, makes perfect sense. Why? Because it’s not actually her debut. I lay it all out for you.
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
Image: WWE In the second installment of my 12-part pro wrestling year in review series, Josh Nason’s Punch-Out takes a stop in, you guessed it, February 2024. Joining me this month is Jason Powell of ProWrestling.net. As the headline indicates, this month was
