On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa talk Anthem’s purchase of AXS TV, as well as what really matters when it comes to creating a quality wrestling television show. In between, we’ll look at working through injury/illness and why a silent
Image: James Musselwhite Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa talk Kenny Omega, WWE writing team changes, and disappearing championship belts on today’s Wrestling Weekly. We’ll give our take on Omega’s rough AEW start, the best match Les saw over the weekend, another WWE draft,
Image: Cody Rhodes On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa look at the top matches for AEW All Out and share some exciting news. We’ll also talk road tripping with Les, memories of the Bojangles’ Coliseum (including how Baron Von Raschke nearly brought
After a little time away, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa return to talk the latest in AEW and WWE. We’ll look at the markets where AEW TV tickets went on sale, throw out a marketing idea or two, discuss one thing that has
image: Les Thatcher’s Facebook Les shares memories of a man he’s known his entire career: the late, great Harley Race. Les knew Harley since Les was 21 and Harley was 19, so not only will you hear about wrestling and training, you’ll also learn
Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa talk AEW’s Road to All Out, as well as their big TV announcement, potential Wednesday night competition, and a big G1 weekend. We’ll discuss why Tully Blanchard is backing Shawn Spears, Jon Moxley’s brilliant reason for going to Japan,
On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa start down the road to All Out, talk CM Punk coming to Starrcast, and look at the G1 so far. Along the way, we’ll tell you how you can help Tennessee wrestling legend Don
On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa look at the stacked weekend lineup of shows and make a few predictions. We’ll discuss AEW, WWE, and NJPW’s big offerings that are happening over the weekend, including a bit of a swerve from Brandi
On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa return to talk AEW, Paul Heyman & Eric Bischoff, plus some cool historical items recently uncovered. Les is in the process of moving — and in doing so, he came across what may be in
Image: @njpwglobal Les Thatcher and I are back with a new Wrestling Weekly podcast, hitting up a few newsworthy subjects in pro wrestling. We begin by talking about the announced New Japan G1 blocks and matchups, where many of the fans who bought
On tap this week: Top matches for AEW All Out, names and potential stories to follow in the upcoming G1 tournament, and too many needless risks being taken in the ring. Les and Vic will also discuss the very effective Road to Fyter
Image: NJPW On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa look back at the top three matches from the Best of the Super Junior finals and ahead to Dominion this Sunday. Les will give his take on Moxley/Juice, Tanahashi/White, and Ospreay/Shingo. We’ll also
Image: Ricky Havlik On today’s Wrestling Weekly, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa discuss Jon Moxley’s Talk is Jericho appearance, the loss of a historic venue for wrestling, and what it was like wrestling in the south during the civil rights movement. Obviously, the biggest stories of
On the new Wrestling Weekly, famed wrestling trainer and former wrestler Les Thatcher and yours truly discuss the Ashley Massaro story, AEW’s Double or Nothing, and TV networks pitching ideas to wrestling companies. We discuss aspects of the stories that have come out
Image: WWE Les and Vic discuss the highs and lows of WWE Money in the Bank, as well as issues with PAC and AEW. Specific topics include: future plans for Bayley as champ, referee incompetence and when (or if) booking to get heat on refs
On today’s show, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa literally go through Les’ closets for some wrestling history, talk AEW’s potential TV deal, the WWE Wild Card situation, and more. Les has been going through his boxes at home recently and came across some items that
Just back from the Cauliflower Alley Club Reunion in Las Vegas, Fumi Saito and I run down the highlights and surprises of this year’s event, including meeting Mike Tenay, The Dirty White Boys (Len Denton & Tony Anthony), Conrad Thompson, Tony Schiavone, Mike McGuirk,
On today’s show, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa discuss how Vince McMahon chooses to use his valuable television time, how much creative freedom means as opposed to a big money contract, Cody’s terrific Double or Nothing promo, and more. Also on the list for today:
Image: WWE From falling ratings to declining house show attendance and stock prices, Les Thatcher and Vic Sosa talk Vince McMahon’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week. Profitability will reach an all-time high soon, but storm clouds appear to be in the
On the new Wrestling Weekly, famed wrestler and wrestling trainer Les Thatcher and I talk about this week’s WWE Superstar Shake-Up and what really needs to be shaken up in order to get the company into gear. We also take a side trip
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