Round two of the DKK Greatest Kayfabe Tournament continues to ask the question: if wrestling were real (not a shoot but if the characters as presented on TV were real), who would win? Two legends collide this episode with multi-time world champions Terry
On the Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, Andrew Zarian is joined by Mat Men partner Rich Stambolian and producer Jonathan for a special two-hour WrestleMania edition of the show. Hour one: They discuss night one of WrestleMania including a returning Cody Rhodes,
The NHL is a fast, high-impact, and sometimes violent sport. But you may be surprised to learn that only one hockey player has ever died as a direct result of the game. In 1968, Bill Masterton became the only NHL player to date
Dave Meltzer and I are back on Wrestling Observer Radio talking all the latest news in this week’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter as well as all the things going on in Dallas for WrestleMania weekend. We talk about the news coming out of the ROH restart
On a new Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa pick winners for the top matches at this weekend’s WWE WrestleMania 38. We also look at what worked on a really good edition of AEW Dynamite. Thanks for listening and have a great
John and I are back with another Fight Game Podcast, delayed by a day due to a wifi outage in my area. Even that won’t stop us from previewing a big WWE WrestleMania weekend, filled with other events that have got our interest.
In April 1999, 40-year-old Rick Rude was found dead in his home. Generally speaking, super fit 40-year-olds don’t just die of natural causes. So what happened to the former WWF Intercontinental champion? In this week’s DragonKingKarl Classic Wrestling Show, I look at that
Another tragedy from the cast of Saturday Night Live is our stop this week on the DragonKing Dark 100 darkest moments in pop culture history series. This week, we take a look at the domestic violence murder of comedian Phil Hartman. Hartman was
Dave Meltzer and I are back on Wrestling Observer Radio talking all the latest news in this week’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter. We discuss Triple H’s appearance on Stephen A’s World where he announced that he would never wrestle again. We talk about the latest
Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa are back with another edition of Wrestling Weekly. The guys take a look at how an injury is holding up a potential match for this year’s WWE WrestleMania and discuss some keys to making a match work when
Andrew Zarian and Rich Stambolian are back for another jam-packed episode of Mat Men. This week, we continue to see the build to WrestleMania 38 as Kevin Owens might have given us the greatest troll job ever. We go into the build itself to his confrontation
John LaRocca and I are back for another Fight Game Podcast. In addition to recapping this week’s AEW Dynamite and NXT, we discuss the following: Our new Twitter Community for the show which people can join A preview of our heavy coverage of WrestleMania 38 on Fight
I return with another DragonKingKarl mega-show in our Saga series, continuing to look back at a tag team many consider the greatest of all time: the Midnight Express. As I wrote last week, if you think the Midnight Express is only Dennis Condrey
On the Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, I am joined by Will Washington from the Grapsody Podcast. AEW has an agreement with DDT to bring over some of their talents to AEW. What does this mean and will it lead to access
Dave Meltzer and I are back on Wrestling Observer Radio talking all the latest news in this week’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter. We discuss the report that Cody Rhodes has officially signed with WWE, Tony Khan’s comments about restarting ROH and the big match signed
John LaRocca and I are back on the Fight Game Podcast. In addition to recapping this week’s AEW Dynamite and NXT, we discuss the following: Memories of the late Scott Hall William Regal’s compelling interview on Talk Is Jericho Big E’s injury Thunder Rosa
Another DragonKingKarl mega-show in our “Saga” series takes a look back at a tag team many consider the greatest of all time: the Midnight Express. But if you think the Midnight Express is only Dennis Condrey, Bobby Eaton or Stan Lane, or if
Left My Wallet is back with our resident football expert: Vince Verhei aka Big Vinny V of the Bryan & Vinny Show! Vinny is also an assistant editor at Football Outsiders and is here to talk about his hometown Seattle Seahawks trading their
Dave Meltzer and I are back on Wrestling Observer Radio talking all the latest news in this week’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter. We talk about the latest on Cody Rhodes, Jeff Hardy in AEW, all of the recent AEW business news concerning their AEW Revolution
On this week’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa discuss the NXT title change that saw Dolph Ziggler walk away with the title, the worry about Tony Khan’s ability to book two promotions, and a rant about independent wrestlers who were apparently
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