For the first time in a long time, TNA Impact felt like a pro wrestling show and not a TV show about pro wrestling. That was most true in the excellent Mustafa Ali vs. Joe Hendry main event, but there was also a
Image: NJPW Come join the fun on the latest Big Vinny V Show with Vince Verhei. TNA Impact was the latest American TV wrestling show that had very little wrestling, so we also go back to Japan for the latest highlight from this
This week’s two-hour Big Audio Nightmare is back to talk about everything happening in the world of Japanese professional wrestling. This week’s topics include: All Together Again and which promotion shined the brightest and what dream match we want to see as a
Jim Valley talks SmackDown, the upcoming draft, and more. It’s Wrestling Observer Live Saturday with Jim Valley. On Smackdown, The Usos interfere in a match – AGAIN! Like death, taxes, and Groundhog Day, The Usos interfering in a match seems inevitable these days.
It’s Wrestling Observer Live with Jim Valley. The clues to the “White Rabbit” on SmackDown lead to another show. These clues need to be more than just promos for the next episode, otherwise WWE risks fans turning on this angle. So far, it’s
Figure Four Daily with Bryan Alvarez and Lance Storm is back with tons to talk about including the integrity of wrestling titles in 2022, tons of thoughts on Dynamite, whether he’s watching WrestleMania this weekend, Impact notes and tons more. A fun show
It’s the latest episode of Speak Now with Denise Salcedo! In this special Halloween edition of Speak Now, Denise will cover Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite as well as the special Halloween Havoc edition of NXT. Denise will also review Halloween Havoc matches of the
Join Denise Salcedo’s weekly Wednesday night show, Speak Now Pro Wrestling! In this episode Denise will discuss numerous and current topics in the world of wrestling including a breakdown of both AEW and NXT. For AEW, we will talk about everything including the
It’s Wrestling Observer Live Saturday with Jim Valley. Friday Night Smackdown experienced its fourth ratings drop in a row and for the first time in the Fox era, the show fell below two million viewers for both hours on a night when virtually
