Jon joins Josh Nason to talk about the growing dissent between wrestlers and today’s wrestling media. Heard a good story about wrestling media lately? With each passing week, there is more and more grumbling from writers, podcasters, wrestlers and organizations about how the
Les & Vic go over all the happenings from Wednesday’s Dynamite Grand Slam. AEW Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa look at the hits and misses of this week’s AEW Grand Slam Dynamite and where both Bryan Danielson and Saraya go from here. Thanks
Les & Vic also preview next week’s AEW Grand Slam shows. On a new Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and I look at a highly-rated episode of AEW Dynamite, a preview of AEW Grand Slam Dynamite/Grand Slam, and what might be going down in
Les & Vic give their thoughts on the messy situation in AEW. There really is only one topic this week, and that is the messy situation in AEW. Plenty of blame to go around — but who is really at fault here? You’ll
The longtime podcast host talks about all the happenings in Chicago. With all the drama surrounding this past weekend’s events in Chicago (including Bryan Alvarez going down in defeat), there’s no better time to welcome Windy City resident, AAW executive vice president and
Ryan Glasspiegel of the New York Post drops by to talk about the business of pro wrestling. WWE This is a free podcast. Just scroll down and click to listen. With wrestling ratings and TV rights talk basically a daily occurence ’round these
The Pacific Rim Pro Wrestling Podcast is back. Fumi Saito talks about the late “Judo” Gene LeBell, a legend in combat sports, who also was the referee for the famous Ali/Inoki match in Japan. We go in-depth on the new IWGP Women’s Championship.
The author talks about his new pro wrestling fiction project, UFC, and more. Chad Dundas The following is a free show. Just click below to listen. Author and Co-Main Event Podcast co-chair Chad Dundas returns to Josh Nason’s Punch-Out for the third time
Courtesy Lloyd N. Phillips The Portland Wrestlecast is back with the history of the biggest feud in Portland Wrestling history. It was bigger than Piper vs. Rose or Rip Oliver vs. Billy Jack. In 1968, “Tough” Tony Borne vs. Lonnie Mayne drew thousands
Josh Nason talks about everything we know about the latest WWE developments with the McMahon family. This is a free show. Just scroll down to listen. It’s been a wild Friday for both WWE and the McMahon family. Ahead of today’s Wrestling Observer
