The WWE and BT Sport formally announced their multi-year agreement that sees WWE programming leave Sky Sports at the end of 2019. The news of the pending move was first reported by The Telegraph in May.
KENTA recently spoke to Weekly Pro Wrestling magazine in Japan about his departure from WWE and arrival at New Japan Pro Wrestling earlier this month at Dominion.
ICW announced the passing of Adrian ‘Lionheart’ McCallum on Wednesday, who was a mainstay on the U.K. scene, who has been wrestling for the last 18 years.
POST Wrestling’s Phil Chertok looks at this weekend’s UFC and Bellator cards and also weighs in on the re-signing of Fedor Emelianenko and Chael Sonnen’s retirement.
John Pollock and Wai Ting review the final episode of WWE SmackDown leading into Stomping Grounds featuring Seth Rollins & Kofi Kingston teaming against Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn in a 2-of-3 Falls match.
Impact Wrestling has granted Scarlett Bordeaux her release, Jon Moxley not working in Dallas, Dana White speaks about the future, new match for Fyter Fest.
Laredo Kid added to Fyter Fest, the latest on Aerostar following Sunday’s show, Pentagon Jr. & Fenix regain titles, G1 Climax matches, Deadspin piece on the Ultimate Warrior, Chael Sonnen’s retirement & more.
This week’s schedule features a POST Show immediately following WWE Stomping Grounds, G1 ’97 and ’98 finals, Damian Abraham, MCU review of ‘Ant-Man’ & more.
John Pollock & WH Park discuss the fallout from Dominion, the arrival of KENTA to NJPW, highlights of the BOSJ, the life & career of Atsushi Aoki, Stardom, ten-years since Mitsuharu Misawa passed & more.
WH Park welcomes the co-host of the Eastern Lariat podcast, STRIGGA to discuss the finals of NJPW’s 6th G1 Climax tournament: Riki Choshu vs. Masahiro Chono from August 6, 1996.
On this edition of The Rocky Maivia Picture Show, Nate Milton welcomes Brian Mann (Keep It 2000/Complex) back into the theater to review 2006’s Southland Tales.
WH Park welcomes the host of POST Wrestling’s British Wrestling Experience, Martin Bushby to discuss the finals of NJPW’s 5th G1 Climax tournament: Keiji Mutoh vs. Shinya Hashimoto from August 15, 1995.