On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa key in on one particular match from All Out and how it could impact the main event scene for the next few months in AEW. Along the way, we’ll discuss if the Wednesday Wars
On this week’s edition of Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa talk about the life and career of the great Bob Armstrong. From Bob’s start in the business, his role in the Atlanta wrestling war, why he only worked in a specific
Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa talk a wide variety of subjects on Wrestling Weekly this week. Those include Sonya Deville, WWE ThunderDome, TNT being a good partner for AEW, the Harlem Globetrotters, other events presented by Jim Crockett Promotions over the years, and more.
On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa discuss the weekend camp Les and Dr. Tom Prichard ran last week. They also talk about AEW’s opportunity to make some new fans with the next Dynamite airing after an NBA playoff game. Thanks for
On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa discuss just how difficult it’s become in the modern era to get the same kind of ring experience previous generations enjoyed. We also get into how AEW’s schedule over the next six weeks could affect the ratings
Image: AEW On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa talk about how to approach promoting talent new to your company that were underappreciated at their previous stop. We’ll also get into a bit of the Wednesday night TV and Randy Orton’s
In the aftermath of the Eye for an Eye match this week, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa look back at some classic (and graphic) angles and the effort taken to make them as believable as possible. Thanks for listening and have a great
On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa discuss the Wednesday Night Wars and potential missed opportunities for WWE and AEW with the impending returns of MLB and the NBA. Thanks for listening and have a great weekend~!
Image: Lee South/AEW On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Vic Sosa and Les Thatcher discuss the possibility of Les writing a book, the Wednesday ratings war, and a promotion that went against the NWA that could’ve changed the business if it succeeded. Thanks for listening
Wrestling Weekly is back as Les Thatcher and I discuss Les celebrating his 60th anniversary in wrestling. We talk about how he got started at one of the very few “schools” that were available during the territory days, things that he took from
