Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa talk the future of the Bullet Club, the booking of Becky Lynch and Roman Reigns, and more on today’s Wrestling Weekly. Les is in the Atlanta area for a weekend training camp that Cody and Brandi Rhodes will

Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa look at the potential twists and turns on New Japan’s road to the Tokyo Dome, the passing of Jim Neidhart, and more on today’s Wrestling Weekly. After paying tribute to the late, great Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin,

Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa are back earlier than usual, but just in time to look at this week’s Raw and look ahead to New Japan’s G1 finals this weekend. It’s not a segment-by-segment review, but some of the things discussed include where Baron Corbin

On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa talk about the passing of Brian Lawler, WWE’s portrayal of Brock Lesnar, and the return of Charlotte Flair. We start discussing the three men we lost this week in Brian Lawler, Nikolai Volkoff, and Brickhouse

On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa talk WWE’s Evolution pay-per-view, the G1 Climax, NJPW’s return to Long Beach, and more. We’ll spend the first part of the show talking about a number of aspects regarding WWE’s all-women’s PPV in October.

Today’s show is almost exclusively about Hulk Hogan’s return to the WWE Hall of Fame and the reaction to it by The New Day and Titus O’Neil. Les and Vic not only look at the reaction of the WWE roster to this move,

On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa look at ROH & NJPW getting a WrestleMania weekend date at MSG, NJPW’s scheduled return to Long Beach, the ROH Dojo announcing some partnerships, and more. In addition to those topics we’ll share some thoughts

Today is the 58th snniversary of Les Thatcher’s first professional wrestling match! Today’s show is all about looking back at memorable moments, matches, promos, opponents, and more. We hope you enjoy the stories, ribs, and memories shared here today. Thanks for listening~!

On today’s show, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa discuss different ways to do DQ finishes, CMLL’s handling of LA Park vs. Rush, and more. The finish of this week’s Raw main event fell flat for many, so we’ll look at other ways to

On today’s episode, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa share some thoughts on Vader, Rusev challenging AJ Styles, and if WWE has inadvertently pushed Sinclair into a wrestling war. We’ll start by discussing the weekend training camp in San Antonio Les was part of and

Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa look at the big matches for Dominion, the possibilities for NJPW at the Cow Palace, Shawn Michaels talking one more match, and more on today’s Wrestling Weekly. Les ran a training camp with PWX last weekend which we’ll discuss,

Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa are joined this week by their special guest, Justin Credible! Among the topics covered today: Brian Pillman Jr.’s future in the wrestling business, the importance of young wrestlers mastering the basics and working with veterans as often as possible, the

On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa talk the new WWE TV deals, where that leaves everyone else, and believe it or not, some lucha. First up today is the massive TV deals WWE struck with USA and Fox for Raw and

On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher & Vic Sosa discuss if All In selling out in under 30 minutes was a big surprise without having a card announced, why Vic loves the idea of Cody challenging for the NWA title, and why Les is

With the next New Japan big show set, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa look at how it could set up the Cow Palace event. With Okada/Omega at Dominion having no time limits and two-out-of-three falls, we’ll talk about how those stipulations could come into play

Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa talk about the behind the scenes battle of 1973 in the NWA and how it could’ve caused a dramatic shift in the territory era. Larry Matysik wrote a fascinating piece about the NWA title match between Harley Race

Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa talk a tough week in the world of wrestling with the losses of Bruno Sammartino and Paul Jones. Thoughts and memories about the man without whom there may not be a WWE start the show this week, as