Ronda Rousey’s appearance at the Royal Rumble generates lots of coverage, New Japan sells out Long Beach venue in 20 minutes, The Dudley Boyz announced for the WWE Hall of Fame, Hiroshi Tanahashi removed from the current tour, Jonathan Coachman replaces Booker T. on Raw commentary team, and more,
John Pollock reviews both New Beginning cards from this past weekend in Sapporo. The shows included an incredible main event between Hiroshi Tanahashi and Minoru Suzuki, an unbelievable junior heavyweight tag match, Kenny Omega defending the U.S. title against Jay White, and a big closing angle involving The Bullet Club.
John Pollock, Wai Ting, and Jason Agnew review Royal Rumble 2018 from Philadelphia, PA featuring the first-ever women’s Royal Rumble match, the men’s Royal Rumble match, Brock Lesnar vs Kane vs Braun Strowman, AJ Styles vs Sami Zayn & Kevin Owens, and a surprise appearance by Ronda Rousey.
John Pollock goes through Sunday’s Royal Rumble event from Philadelphia, featuring two 30-person Royal Rumble matches, Brock Lesnar vs. Braun Strowman vs. Kane for the Universal, A.J. Styles vs. Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn for the WWE title, and much more.
New Japan Pro Wrestling presented their second New Beginning card with Kenny Omega defending the IWGP U.S. title against Jay White, The Young Bucks defending the IWGP junior heavyweight tag titles against Roppongi 3K and a big angle closed out the show.
All of the results from Sunday’s Progress Wrestling Chapter 62 event from the Electric Ballroom, featuring WALTER vs. Timothy Thatcher for the Atlas championship, Toni Storm vs. Chakara for the women’s championship, and Travis Banks vs. TK Cooper for the Progress title.
John Pollock is joined by Braden Herrington and Bartender Dave for an extensive review of the NXT Takeover Philadelphia card from Saturday night at the Wells Fargo Center. The three breakdown all of the matches, discuss the incredible main event and where it ranks among NXT Takeover matches, the influx of new performers and programs coming out of this card.
John Pollock reviews the NXT Takeover special from the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia with Andrade Cien Almas defending the NXT title against Johnny Gargano in the main event.
The first of three New Beginning cards from New Japan went down on Saturday from Sapporo with Hiroshi Tanahashi defending the Intercontinental title against Minoru Suzuki and the push of several key matches for the remainder of the tour.
The team at The MMA Complex files a report on the main card from Bellator 193 on Friday, headlined by a catchweight bout between Lorenz Larkin and Fernando Gonzalez and also featured Saad Awad, Kendall Groves, and others in action.
The UFC announced on Friday that a Champion vs. Champion bout has been signed with heavyweight champion Stipe Miocic set to defend his championship against reigning light heavyweight champion Daniel Cormier this July.
John Pollock looks at the viability of the XFL in 2020 with more questions than answers after Vince McMahon’s announcement, HBO releases trailer for the Andre the Giant doc, a preview of New Beginning in Sapporo, fantastic profile on Kassius Ohno, Bellator 193 tonight, confusion at UFC 220 with the rules, Impact number and lots more news.
The POST Wrestling “Royal Rumble Pool” is free to enter and make your selections on who will win each Royal Rumble, who lasts the longest & shortest, who will have the most eliminations, what surprise entrants will show, and many more categories!
John Pollock and WH Park chat about WH’s thoughts on Wrestle Kingdom 12 from earlier this month, the key angles shot at New Year’s Dash, his assessment of All Japan Pro Wrestling & Pro Wrestling NOAH for 2018 and then we preview the New Beginning cards this weekend in Sapporo and Osaka.
John Pollock and Wai Ting travel back to March 2002 to review WrestleMania X-8 from The SkyDome in Toronto and review the show, featuring The Rock vs. Hulk Hogan, the build up the Undisputed title match starring “Lucy the Dog”, the odd pairings on the show, the changing face of the company and the status of Steve Austin during this time period.
In speaking to TMZ, Ronda Rousey has denied that she will be appearing at the Royal Rumble this Sunday and claims she will be out of the country until mid-February.