We want to apologize to start things off; we were unable to connect with Matt Striker; we hope to get everything straightened out and bring you that conversation asap. We hope you’ll choose to listen to this week’s show anyway, so you can

You read it right. Les and Vic are honored to chat with the great Gerry Brisco, who was kind enough to give us some time today to talk about the Mid Atlantic Legends Fanfest in Charlotte from August 1st-4th. If you’re an indy

Haven’t done a show like this in a while; a GIANT sized edition of Doc Young’s Wrestling Weekly w/Antonio “The Promise” Thomas, who’s involved in the Race for the Ring Tournament on June 29th. Les and Vic will talk with Antonio about that

Les Thatcher & Victor Sosa are joined today by Greg Price, creator and promoter of the Mid Atlantic Wrestling Legends Fanfest taking place in Charlotte this August. Greg has been promoting this Fanfest since 2004, so we’ll ask him the secret to his

Les & Vic are joined by Jimmy Korderas, longtime WWE referee, current co-host of Aftermath on Canada’s The Score TV and author of The Three Count: My Life In Stripes as a WWE Referee. We’ll talk a lot about the book; breaking into

Due to a personal matter, Jimmy Korderas will be with us next week. Today we’re joined by former WWE creative team member “Irish” Pete Doyle, who’s running his own promotion, Mayhem Wrestling Entertainment on the West Coast. Les and Vic talk with Pete

Les has been witness to or a part of a great deal of history, and you’ll get a good taste of that this week as we discuss the Rock n Roll Express & Midnight Express going into the Mid Atlantic Legends Fanfest Hall

After a week spent preparing for and running the first Wrestling Cares show in LA, Les Thatcher is back home and ready for Doc Young’s Wrestling Weekly! Les and Vic will talk about that first show: what went well, what could’ve been better,

This week’s show is on the road, as Les dials in from sunny Los Angeles so that he and Vic can talk about Cauliflower Alley in Las Vegas & prepping for the debut of Wrestling Cares next weekend. Interspersed are such subjects as

A long show, but a really good one! Lots of ground to cover on Wrestlecon, Wrestlemania, Raw and Impact, and we’re visited by the founder himself, the great Doc Young who wants to talk FANDANGO~! Les and Vic talk about all the aforementioned

Les is traveling to the NYC area on business, so he and Vic are back earlier than usual to talk Wrestlemania. Predictions on each match, as well as thoughts on the go home edition of Raw. Enjoy your Wrestlemania week/weekend~!

Lots of great material on the site this week, and this show plays off of some of that material. In discussing the interviews Bryan & Dave conducted with Chris Jericho and Dr. Tom Prichard, Victor Sosa and Les Thatcher take some interesting twists

Yeah, so Raw was bad. You might have heard that already, but you’ll get that and more from Les Thatcher and Victor Sosa today. Namely, another discussion around little things meaning a lot where Fandango is concerned, a theory on why HHH’s recent

The weekend is here, so Les & Vic are back to talk about whether the Punk/Taker build crossed the line, Rock breaking up a happy home, the Brad Maddox debacle and a cool drill Les used to do with trainees on ad libbing.

Back from the Gulf Coast Wrestlers Reunion, Les Thatcher and Victor Sosa talk about Les’ trip to Mobile, spending time with Paul Bearer at the reunion, and some thoughts and memories of a great man. There’s some good info on next month’s Cauliflower

Les Thatcher is enjoying himself at the Gulf Coast Wrestler’s Reunion, but one of his prized pupils sits in with Victor Sosa this week. Nigel McGuinness joins the show to talk about his fantastic documentary, The Last of McGuinness. We’ll also talk about

Jack Swagger and his future is one of the main topics for Les Thatcher & Victor Sosa this week, but so is a question from the board that came from the Observer radio interview with Mike Quackenbush a few weeks back regarding “old

Les Thatcher and Victor Sosa spend a lot (I mean, A LOT) of time on WWE this week; between Raw, Elimination Chamber predictions and Directv’s email regarding the WWE Network. There’s also a quick look at Impact, and the decision to remove wrestling

The topic du jour this week is the return of Bruno Sammartino to the WWE fold, and there’s plenty of discussion on that in this edition of Doc Young’s Wrestling Weekly. Somehow Les Thatcher & Victor Sosa managed to spend the first 18

I know what that headline looks like, but I promise that if nothing else, the theory behind that headline will make some sense after you hear a message that Les Thatcher & Victor Sosa got this week from a friend of the show.