I am back with the latest long form history of pro wrestling series from my book DragonKingKarl’s 1984-1985 Pro Wrestling Omnibus book taking a detailed look at August of 1985. On this show we discuss the continued growth of the WWF, Jim Crockett
Image: WWE It’s Sunday and that means it’s time for another packed Wrestling Observer Live with Josh Nason (X or BlueSky), filling in for Andrew Zarian on this Fourth of July weekend in the U.S. Josh leads off with a look back at
Dave Meltzer and I, Garrett Gonzales, are back with our Friday edition of Wrestling Observer Radio. We didn’t get to too much that was in the latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter, but you should still give it a read. The reason is because Marc
Image: WWE On a Father’s Day edition of Wrestling Observer Live, Josh Nason talks about the unique connection between fathers, sons and daughters when it comes to pro wrestling. Josh kicks things off with memories of his own dad reluctantly taking him to
It’s Saturday and it’s time for Wrestling Observer Live with Jim Valley. In a new interview, Shane McMahon dispelled rumors about his father’s future plans and what he’s doing these days. His most interesting comments may have been his claims about “building the
With Andrew Zarian out on assignment this week, Josh Nason returns to fill in on the Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live. And what a Sunday it became with the surprise news that R-Truth’s WWE career has come to an end as he
Image: AEW It’s time for the Saturday Wrestling Observer Live with Jim Valley. Friday’s WWE SmackDown was in the shadow of the Knoxville Wig Sphere…um…Sun Sphere. Bianca Belair returned home, we had two qualifiers for MITB, tension between Jacob Fatu and JC Mateo,
With Bryan Alvarez doing some good dadding, Mike Sempervive is back to perform aural stimulation. Literally, as there’s no video because the horizontals went vertical when it came to the Bossman’s internet, but we soldiered on. We talked about last night’s Dynamite, missed
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
It’s the Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live on a WrestleMania weekend. With night two of WrestleMania 41 getting ready to start any minute now, I break down night one, concluding with the big turn at the end with Paul Heyman aligning with
