I am back with another Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, discussing all the latest news in audio and video form. I begin by reviewing WWE SmackDown from this past Friday where Roman Reigns returned to confront Solo Sikoa and reclaim the title
Wrestling Observer Live with Filthy Tom Lawlor and Mike Sempervive is back with tons to talk about including Bobby Lashley’s options, G1 Climax Final predictions, a preview of tonight’s SmackDown, and some nonsense, to boot. A fun show as always so check it
With Bryan Alvarez out putting the lime in the coconut, Filthy Tom Lawlor joins Mike Sempervive to talk about the return of Roman Reigns on tonight’s Smackdown, the passing of Kevin Sullivan, an update on the G1 Climax, and more. Click here for
There’s a lot to cover on this Saturday edition of Wrestling Observer Live. Friday’s WWE SmackDown A newsworthy night one of the NJPW G1 Climax TNA Slammiversary AEW Rampage AEW Collision begins its residency in Arlington Plus GCW, CMLL, Hulk Hogan and more.
It’s Saturday and that means Wrestling Observer Live with yours truly and to paraphrase Nia Jax, we have a buttload of wrestling to talk about. Friday’s WWE SmackDown continued the build to SummerSlam and AJ Styles and IYO SKY wrestled in Japan. Plus
I am back with the latest Wrestling Observer Live with a preview of all of tonight’s AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door action and a wrap of another wild weekend in wrestling. I look ahead to tonight’s PPV from the UBS Arena in Long
It’s Saturday and that means Wrestling Observer Live with yours truly. What else could we lead off with other than a newsworthy edition of WWE SmackDown which saw several NBA stars getting involved and concluded with The Bloodline putting Paul Heyman through a
Filthy Four Daily with Bryan Alvarez and Filthy Tom Lawlor is back with tons to talk about including WWE Smackdown from Friday night with the build towards Clash at the Castle, and the second edition of a WWE Speed Tournament with the winner
I am back with another Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live on another busy weekend in wrestling. With the new “Who Killed WCW?” show produced by The Rock’s Seven Bucks Productions premiering this past week on Vice, I give my my take on
It’s Saturday and that means Wrestling Observer Live. As much as they tried, fans on this week’s WWE SmackDown and AEW Dynamite couldn’t shake either Piper Niven and Rush with their stupid “WHAT?” chants. Can we stop with that already, please? Hulk Hogan
