It’s the Saturday Wrestling Observer Live with Jim Valley. We had a fun WWE SmackDown on Friday focused on the build to WarGames. TNA tried to work the marks but ended up working itself. We’ll parse the words of Chris Jericho – what
Image: Fumi Saito The storied career of Hiroshi Tanahashi comes to an end in mere weeks when he retires following his last match at Wrestle Kingdom 20 at the Tokyo Dome. In this episode of the Pacific Rim Pro Wrestling Podcast, Fumi Saito
Image: WWE It’s time for the Saturday edition of Wrestling Observer Live with Jim Valley. This week’s introduction of the AEW National title has reignited the old argument about too many titles in wrestling. How many is too many? Three? Five? Eleven? Until
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
The Big Audio Nightmare is back with a solo express edition of the podcast featuring Adam Summers, looking at the latest news in the very busy world of Japanese professional wrestling. Topics include: Go Shiozaki jumps to All-Japan Pro Wrestling Pro Wrestling NOAH’s
It’s time for the Saturday edition of Wrestling Observer Live with Jim Valley. There are major women’s matches around the world this weekend with CMLL’s International Grand Prix and Mayu Iwatani vs. IYO Sky in Marigold. Plus, there’s two women’s title matches on
Konosuke Takeshita, one of the top stars in AEW, has now won the biggest championship in Japan, defeating Zack Sabre Jr. for the IWGP championship at New Japan’s King of Pro Wrestling 2025. It was a stacked card, with Sareee defending the IWGP
The Big Audio Nightmare is back as Adam Summers & Mike Sempervive talk about everything happening in NJPW, Stardom, Pro Wrestling NOAH, AJPW, and throughout the very busy world of Japanese wrestling. Available now, only for subscribers at f4wonline.com.
The Big Audio Nightmare is back with a solo express edition of the podcast as Adam Summers wraps-up coverage of New Japan Pro Wrestling’s G1 Climax 35 tournament with special guest Jeremy Diemer. Subscribers can click here to listen.
For the first time in a long time, TNA Impact felt like a pro wrestling show and not a TV show about pro wrestling. That was most true in the excellent Mustafa Ali vs. Joe Hendry main event, but there was also a
