Wrestling Observer Live with Mike Sempervive — and JIM VALLEY — is back to start your week off the right way, by letting you know about everything you need to in professional wrestling. Thoughts on UNCLE HOWDY saying howdy on SmackDown and the

It’s time for a Saturday Wrestling Observer Live with Jim Valley looking at a week of returns in pro wrestling. Announced on Friday, John Cena is coming back on the December 30th WWE SmackDown to team with Kevin Owens against Roman Reigns and

It’s a good week for me to be solo on the Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live because of so much happening this past weekend. As you know, both Ring of Honor and WWE NXT ran big shows on Saturday. I talk the

On a Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, I am back once again with Matt Ryan of Catalyst Wrestling discussing all the latest wrestling news from the past week. As we wrap up the year, we find ourselves entering WWE Royal Rumble season

On the Saturday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, I have a lot of questions given what happened this week in wrestling. On Friday, Ricochet defeated Santos Escobar to win the WWE SmackDown World Cup. Is his push for real this time? Also, when

On the Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, I am joined once again by Matt Ryan of Catalyst Wrestling to discuss top stories from the week. WWE Survivor Series, featuring two WarGames matches, was last night in Boston where The Bloodline came out

On the Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, I am back and once again joined by Matt Ryan from Catalyst Wrestling discussing all the fallout from AEW Full Gear. We run through the entire card with two different perspectives as I watched on

It’s time for your pre-AEW Full Gear edition of Wrestling Observer Live. Is MJF a good guy? Is MJF a bad guy? The past few weeks have been confusing. Fans don’t know how to react to MJF heading into tonight’s show. The world

It’s time for a Saturday edition of Wrestling Observer Live. On this week’s show: Many fans say AEW Rampage is skippable. So, what does that say for the future of wrestling when good wrestling matches aren’t enough to entice fans to watch anymore?