Wrestling Observer Radio with Bryan Alvarez is back today with tons to talk about including all the latest news, RAW ratings, NXT and NXT UK to BT Sport, Charlotte and Andrade getting hitched, AEW Dark and a preview for next week and more,
Happy New Year from Tokyo. Spend New Year’s Eve and his New Year’s Day birthday with Fumi Saito as he and Jim Valley start the night at Killer Khan’s restaurant and wrap up around 2 a.m. in Shinjuku. Killer Khan is most famous in the
Filthy Four Daily with Bryan Alvarez and Filthy Tom Lawlor is back today with tons to talk about including our weekly look at Smackdown, Tom’s upcoming wrestling schedule and more. We close at 2019 and open 2020 with undoubtedly our worst show of
Wrestling Observer Radio with Bryan Alvarez is back with a solo show tonight as Dave is either en route or has arrived in Japan for Tokyo Dome week. This is, in fact, the final podcast on this site of 2019, the entire decade
Wrestling Observer Live with Bryan Alvarez and Mike Sempervive is back with tons to talk about including RAW tonight with a wedding, WWE leaving Sky Sports, AEW this coming Wednesday with Cody’s new manager, Becky Lynch and Randy Orton storylines playing out on
The Bryan & Vinny & Granny Show is back today with tons to talk about including, yes, another Granny segment where we go over New Year’s resolutions and predictions, her Weekly Wrestling Report which does, in fact, include the Undertaker vs. Kamala casket
Wrestling Observer Live with Bryan Alvarez and Mike Sempervive is back with tons to talk about including Jericho and Tanahashi and the AEW Title stip, bizarre WWE ratings this week, RAW tomorrow, AEW Wednesday, and tons more. A fun show as always so
Wrestling Observer Radio with Bryan Alvarez and Dave Meltzer is back with tons to talk about including New Japan losing AXS TV, Jericho offering to put the AEW title on the line if Tanahashi beats him at the Tokyo Dome, Smackdown, investor suing
It’s the last Saturday WOL of 2019 and before Jim Valley flies to Tokyo for Wrestle Kingdom 14 and all the Observer’s coverage. My thoughts on situations making news in Stardom: the retirements of both Hazuki and Kagetsu and the fan reaction to the women’s dark match at WK14.
Les Thatcher and I take a year-end look at AEW, ROH, New Japan’s issues with AXS, and all things WWE. Among other things we discuss: AEW’s ups and downs, the curious relationship between NJPW and ROH, WWE and Fox, NXT on USA, and
