John LaRocca and I, Garrett Gonzales, are back to talk about the major topics in the world of wrestling on this week’s Fight Game Podcast. We kicked off this show by giving out our Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down winners and losers of the week before
John LaRocca and I, Garrett Gonzales, are back to talk about the major topics in the world of wrestling on this week’s Fight Game Podcast. We kicked off this show by giving out our Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down winners and losers of the week before
Wrestling Observer Radio with Bryan Alvarez and Dave Meltzer is back with tons to talk about including the latest on the Janel Grant case, WWE in Atlanta, SNME, Will Ospreay’s comments regarding WWE, tons of Japan news, ratings, ESPN Select, AEW Dynamite and
Image: WWE With WWE Backlash this weekend, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa look at the scheduled matches and give their predictions on this week’s Wrestling Weekly. Can Randy Orton end his rivalry with John Cena by becoming WWE Champion again? The guys also
Image: AEW On a new Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and I discuss all the fallout from AEW Revolution PPV as well as the latest on the road to WWE WrestleMania 41. Thanks for listening and have a great weekend~! Click here to listen
The Royal Rumble revealed a couple of challengers for WrestleMania. And today on Wrestling Weekly, we discuss Jey Uso and Charlotte Flair’s wins as well as the reception they got on Raw. We’ll also discuss a couple of potential matches that might have
John LaRocca and I are back to talk about the major topics in the world of wrestling on this week’s Fight Game Podcast. We kicked off the show with our Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down winners and losers of the week before going through our Top
Image: WWE It was a huge week for WWE with Raw’s debut on Netflix. On this week’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and I look at what went down and what might be next as well as what’s coming up for AEW off of
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
Image: WWE In the second installment of my 12-part pro wrestling year in review series, Josh Nason’s Punch-Out takes a stop in, you guessed it, February 2024. Joining me this month is Jason Powell of ProWrestling.net. As the headline indicates, this month was
