Dave Meltzer and I are back with our Friday episode of Wrestling Observer Radio, talking about all the big news from today’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter. Here were some of the things we covered: The passing of Rey Misterio Sr. WBD’s company change AEW
Image: AEW The latest entry into the Punch-Out 2024 wrestling year in review series has arrived with a stop in August. Joining me for her yearly appearance is Fightful’s Kate Elizabeth as we go 90 minutes dissecting a very busy 31 days which
Image: AEW With the Gold and Blue league matches nearly complete in AEW’s Continental Classic, Les Thatcher and I discuss who has got the best shot to make the semifinals. We also talk about all the fallout from last weekend’s Saturday Night’s Main
John LaRocca and I are back to talk about the major topics in the world of wrestling on this week’s Fight Game Podcast. Before we got into the show, we discussed the extension of The Fight Game Podcast brand by doing some special shows
Image: TNA The final big TNA show of 2024 was last Friday’s Final Resolution, the company’s second streaming special in just two weeks. With so little time to promote a show, perhaps it’s no surprise that the biggest story coming out of the
It’s time for some long form history as this week’s DKK Classic Wrestling Show features a deep dive into November 1984. The month featured multiple Thanksgiving shows including the second-ever Starrcade from the NWA. Plus, there was lots happening in both NJPW and
With both Bryan Alvarez out shopping his daughter’s directorial debut, Mike Sempervive flies solo to keep you up to date. Ratings news, including this weekend’s college football challenges, a preview of NXT, new AEW matches, TNA, and a review of last night’s Raw.
The second half of the Josh Nason’s Punch-Out pro wrestling year in review series continues with July and debuting guest Jack Farmer, a wrestling media free agent formerly of Wrestling Inc. Jack and I go in-depth on all kinds of happenings including: WWE
Image: WWE With Andrew Zarian out on vacation through the end of the year, the good ship WOL must keep afloat in a sea of wrestling news so I’m wearing the captain hat for the next three Sundays. On the Sunday feel-good edition
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.
