With Bryan Alvarez on the way back from Las Vegas, Mike Sempervive and Filthy Tom Lawlor give you the post-mortem on everything that was WrestleMania weekend. After the technical snafus, that is. What we liked and what we didn’t from both nights of
Jeremy Finestone and I are in Las Vegas for our second special edition of The Fight Game Podcast. The episode was also streamed on the F4WOnline YouTube channel and you catch watch the video version below. We talked about the following: The Smackdown go-home
There is so much to cover today on the pre-WrestleMania 41 edition of Wrestling Observer Live. From Friday’s SmackDown, Rey Mysterio was apparently injured during a trios match so how will it affect his match Saturday with El Grande Americano? Cody Rhodes left
Jeremy Finestone and I are in Las Vegas for a special edition of The Fight Game Podcast. The episode was also streamed on the F4WOnline YouTube channel and you catch watch the video version below. Ben Cruz from The Ringer and Wrestling Worldwide joined
On a new Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and I have our predictions for WWE’s biggest event of the year: this weekend’s WrestleMania 41 from Las Vegas. Cody or Cena? Uso or Gunther? Whose side is Paul Heyman actually on? We’ll discuss all that
Dave Meltzer and I are in in Las Vegas for WrestleMania weekend and back with a Thursday edition of Wrestling Observer Radio, talking about all the big news from today’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter. Here were some of the things we discussed: Tetsuya Naito
With Bryan Alvarez en route to all of the festivities in Las Vegas, Mike Sempervive and Filthy Tom Lawlor kick off the start of WrestleMania weekend – until Tom gets kicked, punched and choked out by Royce Isaacs. Who may or may not
Image: WWE It’s Sunday and WrestleMania week has arrived, so let’s get things going on Wrestling Observer Live as I fill in for the ailing Andrew Zarian. Off the top, I look through the big story leading into the week for WWE: is
Dave Meltzer and I are back with our post-UFC 314 episode of Wrestling Observer Radio. Paul Fontaine joined us to go over the show as well as the news coming out of it. He also stuck around for the New Japan Windy City
Today’s WOL focus is on the fact WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas hasn’t sold out, and likely won’t be. It’s more of an indictment of Las Vegas than WWE. Las Vegas is a terrible city for WrestleMania: it’s expensive, it’s difficult to navigate
