On the final episode leading into Hell in a Cell, Maryse takes on Brie Bella in the main event, Jeff Hardy wages war on his inner demons, Samoa Joe presents a reading of “Night Night AJ”, Becky Lynch attacks Charlotte Flair and Rusev & Aiden English earn the next SD tag title shot.
Mick Foley returns and is added to the Hell in a Cell event as a special referee, The Shield thwarts the Louisiana legal system and outsmarts Baron Corbin, Alexa Bliss attacks Ronda Rousey heading into their title match, Triple H responds to Undertaker.
This week at POST Wrestling, we have a stacked lineup of shows with a big POST Show scheduled for Hell in a Cell, including a live video review immediately after the show. Plus, reviews of NJPW Destruction in Hiroshima, Undertaker vs. Mankind from KOTR 1998, Robin Black stops by & lots more.
We have the results from the second night of Revolution Pro’s British J Cup with the second round and the finals, plus a tag match with WALTER & Timothy Thatcher taking on LAX as part of Wrestling MediaCon.
John Pollock is solo this month to review the UFC 228 pay-per-view from Dallas, Texas that was headlined by Tyron Woodley defending the UFC welterweight title against Darren Till.
Revolution Pro Wrestling is holding their British J Cup tournament this weekend as part of Wrestling MediaCon and we have the results from the first night of the tournament.
Episode 12 sees Chris Charlton and Joe Gagne look at 2000, a turbulent year in wrestling history. Mitsuharu Misawa and a swathe of wrestlers defect from AJPW to form NOAH, leaving Toshiaki Kawada and crew to mend fences with NJPW and leading to a Tokyo Dome classic with Kensuke Sasaki.
John Pollock and Wai Ting answer over 80 minutes of questions in this special LIVE edition of Ask-A-Wai from the Podcast Movement/Westwood One Pop-Up Stage at Starrcast in Chicago, IL.
Braden Herrington & Davie Portman are back from their ALL IN weekend in Chicago to chat this week’s episode of WWE NXT featuring Johnny Gargano vs. Velveteen Dream. PLUS! The lads cover the first episode of the 2018 Mae Young Classic, your feedback… and more!
We have the results from Revolution Pro Wrestling’s first set of television tapings from York Hall, which will air on Freesports in the U.K. later this month. The card featured Zack Sabre Jr. vs. KUSHIDA, Jushin Thunder Liger vs. Chris Brookes, and lots more.
Martin Bushby, Oli Court & Benno are back to talk Progress Chapter 75: These Violent Delights Have Violent Ends (Will Ospreay vs. Jimmy Havoc), Over The Top’s Wrestlerama 2 (WALTER vs. Jordan Devlin) and Defiant Wrestling Stacked ‘18 (Will Ospreay vs. WALTER).
John Pollock is joined by Wai Ting for “The Double Shot” with a review of the English-translated version of “King of Strong Style: 1980-2014” by Shinsuke Nakamura, plus a special “mystery review” that John surprises Wai with.
Miz & Maryse lead Bryan & Brie on a show-long chase through Detroit, Charlotte Flair and Becky Lynch go face-2-face via satellite, and R-Truth finally tracks down Carmella. Plus, the Mixed Match Challenge returns.
Raw took place from Ohio with a show-long story involving The Shield being arrested and then beaten to a pulp in the final segment, new Raw tag champions, a strong night for the top heel unit, a big segment involving The Undertaker & Shawn Michaels, and the return of Renee Young to commentary.
Author Lee Daly is entering the final week of his Indiegogo campaign for his book project, “Before a Fall: A History of Pride FC” as he dives into the history of the legendary mixed martial arts promotion that ran from 1997 – 2007. Lee has provided an exclusive excerpt of the book for readers of POST Wrestling.
John Pollock & Wai Ting are back on the road as they drive home from Chicago to Toronto after ALL IN. The two discuss their experience at Starrcast, a visit to Pro Wrestling Tees headquarters, Lou Malnati’s deep dish pizza, as well as their next day thoughts on ALL IN.
It’s the ALL IN POST Show with John Pollock, Wai Ting, Braden Herrington & Davie Portman LIVE from Chicago where they attended All In at the Sears Centre.
Episode 11 sees Chris Charlton and Dan Lovranski look at 1999, which saw one of Japanese wrestling’s most controversial moments occur inside the Tokyo Dome when Shinya Hashimoto faced Naoya Ogawa. 1999 also saw AJPW return to the Tokyo Dome for the second year running, though under sad circumstances as the company mourned the death of Giant Baba.
John Pollock & Wai Ting are joined by upNXT’s Braden Herrington & Davie Portman as they drive to Chicago, IL for ALL IN. The guys preview the entire ALL IN card and discuss the beginnings of their road trip, crossing the border, and an unfortunate detour that kept them on the road far longer than expected.
John Pollock and Wai Ting review NJPW G1 Special in USA 2017 (Night 2) featuring Kenny Omega vs. Tomohiro Ishii in the finals of the inaugural IWGP US Championship tournament. Plus, it’s “Ace vs. Ass” as Hiroshi Tanahashi takes on Billy Gunn.