PWTorch Dailycast

This week's “Best of PWTorch Livecast” jumps back ten years to the June 15, 2012 episode featuring PWTorch columnist Pat McNeill's interview with former ECW wrestler Shane Douglas on his Extreme Rising tour, issues from the first Extreme Rising tour show, Sabu, his Dean Douglas character in WWF, current pro wrestling product, and much much more. Plus, in the formerly VIP-exclusive Aftershow, McNeill talks to former TNA personality Jonny Fairplay on wrestling topics in the news, plus more.

Patrick Moynahan and Alex McDonald kick off the twenty-fourth episode of PWTorch ‘90s Pastcast discussing the SummerSlam ‘92 card, plus a discussion around the top babyface matches throughout the years, Warrior as a heel, the latest Torch Talk with Jim Ross, a preview of WCW's Beach Blast PPV, and much more.

In this Dailycast episode, Chris Maitland and Justin McClelland are going off the map to cover Uncharted Territory from Southeast First Wrestling and IWTV, with an incredible 26-minute main event between Jonathan Gresham and Jaden Newman in a modern age grappling match, Suge D squaring off with Damyan Tangra, Alec Price facing Billy Tipton in an okay match with a puzzling angle, and much more. Then they get back on the map for VIP and head to New York City for GCW's You Wouldn't Understand, where they succeed in understanding a great match between Jon Moxley and Tony Deppen and an astounding display from 72-year-old Action Mike Jackson against Joey Janela.

In this week's "PWT Talks NXT" edition of the PWTorch Dailycast, Kelly Wells, Nate Lindberg, and Bruce Hazelwood cover Carmelo Hayes vs. Tony D'Angelo and the breakdown of the family, The Dyad, the straightforward daydreams of Apollo Crews, and more.

Mike McMahon and Andrew Soucek begin this week's show talking about Vince McMahon, and what it all means. Plus, they preview Forbidden Door, talk ratings for Dynamite and some Jeff Hardy, and then close the show with this week's $5 challenge. The question: Name the five wrestlers who had the most WWF Hardcore Championship reigns.

On this week's edition of MMA Talk for Pro Wrestling Fans, Robert Vallejos and Rick Monsey review a fantastic UFC Fight Night, headlined by Calvin Kattar and Josh Emmett. They give a brief preview of the upcoming Fight Night card headlined by Arman Tsarukyan vs. Mateusz Gamrot. Rick gives his take on an eventful Saturday night in boxing. They close the show by discussing the current state of chaos within WWE.

In this episode of Wrestling Night in America, PWTorch columnist Greg Parks is joined by PWTorch.com contributor Darrin Lilly to break down, match by match, the Impact Slammiversary event. They discuss the nostalgia presented on the show, surprising and not-so-surprising title changes, vintage stipulation matches, and more.

This week's “Best of PWTorch Livecast” jumps back five years to the May 21, 2012 episode featuring PWTorch columnist Pat McNeill & former Impact Wrestling star Jonny Fairplay bring you the WWE Money In The Bank Postgame Show on the Sunday Livecast, with live calls and emails. They discuss all aspects of both ladder matches, including the controversial finish of the women's match, Jinder Mahal defending the WWE Title against Randy Orton, Lana's first singles match against Naomi for the Smackdown women's title, and how the finish affected the audience reactions. Pat & Jonny also receive calls from two fans who attended the show live.

Patrick and Alex kick off the twenty-third episode of PWTorch 90's Pastcast discussing Bill Watt's recent rules changes, including banning top rope moves and his infamous 10 Commandements, the latest installment of Wade's Torch Talk with Jim Ross, Ric Flair in ‘93 WWF?, more.

In this Dailycast episode, Chris Maitland and Justin McClelland are always ready to face down heatwaves and questionable booking to review NWA's Alwayz Ready. We analyze the NWA's solution to Matt Cardona's injury – a four way title match, which isn't a terrible solution in a no-win situation. We look at the Homicide's dual wins, a rare watchable-Tyrus match against Mims, a really great match between Kamille and Kylinn King and all the other matches and angles from NWA's June spectacular. Then for VIP wrestling, we travel to Dayton Ohio for a couple of matches from Wrestling Revolver's Stranger Thangs, specifically Jon Moxley vs Mike Bailey and Prisoners of Society vs Infrared vs The Dad Scouts in a three way title match.

In this week's "PWT Talks NXT" edition of the PWTorch Dailycast, Kelly Wells and Bruce Hazelwood discuss Tuesday's episode, the new edge to Cameron Grimes, the bizarre diary scene of Apollo Crews, a lot of big picture questions about the women's division, and more.

In this week's All Elite Aftershow, Mike McMahon and Andrew Soucek begin by discussing Jeff Hardy's arrest. From there, the guys shift focus to Tony Khan's horrible week of booking. Topics include… Why was Moxley able to skip the battle royal? What was the criteria for entry into the battle royal? Where was Hangman, the dude who lost the belt NINE DAYS BEFORE?! Another championship?! You debut Will Ospreay in a six-man on Rampage and his team loses?! Was this one of the worst-booked Dynamites? Plus, did Thunder Rosa sandbag Shafir? Also emails and an-NWO themed $5 challenge!

On this week's edition of MMA Talk for Pro Wrestling Fans, Robert Vallejos and Rick Monsey review UFC 275. They discuss where the main event can be situated historically. They preview the upcoming UFC Fight Night, headlined by Calvin Kattar vs. Josh Emmett. They close the show by discussing another chaotic week in AEW.

In this episode of Wrestling Night in America, PWTorch columnist Greg Parks is joined by PWTorch.com contributor Marcus Arias to discuss the big shows in pro wrestling. Included in the discussion: The recently completed NWA Alwayz Ready and NJPW Dominion shows, as well as the upcoming Impact Slammiversary and Forbidden Door PPVs. They take calls and e-mails on a variety of other topics as well.

This week's “Best of PWTorch Livecast” jumps back ten years to the June 20, 2012 episode with host PWTorch columnist Pat McNeill, McNeill interviews with live callers former TNA wrestler/current ROH wrestler Homicide on his ROH return, wrestling for Extreme Rising next weekend, TNA departure, working in LAX with Hernandez and Shelly Martinez, Puerto Rican wrestling, current wrestling scene, road stories, and much more in a 60-minute interview. In the VIP Aftershow, McNeill is joined by PWTorch assistant editor James Caldwell to discuss the news of the day and break down the Live Events Center.

Patrick and Alex kick off the twenty second episode of PWTorch 90's Pastcast discussing Wade's view on the current state of wrestling, WWF debuts including Razor Ramon and Nailz, SummerSlam official for London, Elizabeth gone from WWF, the latest Torch Talk with Jim Ross, and much more.

In this Dailycast episode, Chris Maitland and Justin McClelland preview NWA's Alwayz Ready PPV by interviewing the voice of the NWA, Joe Galli and the National Heavyweight Champion Jax Dane. They get some breaking news from Galli, insight into all the matches and buildup. Dayne then talks about what fuels him as he prepares to face Chris Adonis, how he got started in the business, what makes the title reign special, and more. For VIP listeners, Chirs and Justin travel to Crown Point, Indiana for Black Label Pro to watch Effy vs Mike Bennett and the Bang Bros taking on the Rascalz.

Kelly Wells, Nate Lindberg, and Bruce Hazelwood cover the invasion of Apollo Crews, Roxanne Perez vs. Tiffany Stratton in the Women's Breakout tournament final, NXT's endless name changes, and more.

Mike McMahon and Andrew Soucek begin this week's show with a long discussion on MJF and what's going on with that angle. Plus, Cody's HIAC match, the AEW Title situation, listener emails, a new $5 challenge question, the guys ponder a special “wrestling trivia” themed show, and more.

On this week's edition of MMA Talk for Pro Wrestling Fans, Robert Vallejos and Rick Monsey give a brief review of the latest UFC Fight Night, headlined by Alexander Volkov vs. Jairzinho Rozenstruik. They give a preview of UFC 275. Rick discusses an active Saturday night in boxing. The show closes with Rick and Robert reflecting on a wild week of wrestling news.

In this episode of Wrestling Night in America, PWTorch columnist Greg Parks breaks down, with callers and emailers, the just-completed WWE Hell in a Cell event. Topics include a live perspective from two callers who attended the show, Cody's injury, Roman Reigns, and more.

Rich Fann and Will Cooling chat about the recent Discovery/Warner and Netflix issues in terms of subscribers, the fallout and effect on wrestling streaming, as well as the timing of WWE and Peacock deal long term. Additionally, they dive into the MJF issue of the week prior, as well as Will's thoughts on what should happen on Dynamite prior to its open Wednesday night.

Patrick Moynahan and Alex McDonald kick off the twenty-first episode of PWTorch ‘90s Pastcast discussing the latest WCW news including Kip Frey gone from WCW, Jim Ross getting a promotion and more WCW changes, Part 2 of Wade's Torch Talk with Bill Watts, what's on tap for Beach Blast ‘92, Summerslam potentially heading to London, territory news, and much more.

In this Dailycast episode, Chris Maitland and Justin McClelland are ready to stop and smell the roses.. ROSELAND, that is, as we travel to Portland Oregon for Prestige Wrestling's Roseland 3 and check out Maki Itoh vs. Mia Yim, Tom Lawlor vs. Alex Shelley with a very controversial spot, Masha Slamovich vs. Miyu Yamashita in a great hard hitting affair, a very scary moment involving Willow Nightengale, a look at the overuse of the middle finger in wrestling and a lot more. Then for VIP listeners it's off to Vegas for a pop in on GCW's Downward Spiral and Chris Bey vs Mike Bailey and Nick Wayne and Jordan Oliver facing Gringo Loco and ASF.

Nate Lindberg and Bruce Hazelwood dive into the mailbag and take your calls to discuss Frazer vs. Grimes, Sikoa vs. Hudson Lee vs. Quinn, Jade vs. Lopez, Nile vs. James, Strong & Kemp vs. Pretty Deadly, The Two “Families” Colliding, and more.

Mike McMahon and Andrew Soucek talk about the MJF situation, as well as the rest of Double or Nothing, including Punk's title win, the debuts, where Punk and Page go from here, and a lot more. Also, they take listener emails.

On this week's edition of MMA Talk for Pro Wrestling Fans, Robert Vallejos and Rick Monsey preview the upcoming UFC Fight Night headlined by Alexander Volkov vs. Jairzinho Rozenstruik. They transition into a lengthy review of AEW's Double or Nothing pay-per-view. They discuss the MJF situation, the length of the card, CM Punk as champion, and much more.

In this episode of Wrestling Night in America, PWTorch columnist Greg Parks breaks down the AEW Double or Nothing PPV match by match with callers and emailers. Among the topics: varied opinions on certain matches, issues with the B/R Live stream, the length of the PPV, and more.

Will Cooling welcomes back Revolution Pro Wrestling owner Andy Quildan to talk about the promotion's latest show Epic Encounters 2022. They discuss the show being the biggest independent in the UK since September 2019, the promotion's relationship with Minoru Suzuki and the agony of his much-anticipated match with Will Ospreay imploding the night before the show, how he chose Michael Oku as the replacement, the acclaimed Aussie Open vs. Velocities and the wider RevPro tag team division, Alex Windsor vs. Kylie Rae, and the return of Gabriel Kidd. We end with news about Revolution Pro Wrestling's new streaming service, www.revproondemand.com.

Patrick Moynahan and Alex McDonald kick off the kick off the twentieth episode of PWTorch ‘90s Pastcast discussing tons of WCW news across two Torch issues, which include all the details on the Bill Watts hiring, what it means for the company moving forward, Watts speaking with Wade in the latest installment of the Torch Talk, a full WarGames ‘92 recap and review, and much more.

In this Dailycast episode, Chris Maitland and Justin McClelland travel to Ridgefield Park, N.J. for Invictus Pro STP vs. Takeover, featuring a series of matches between Shane Taylor Promotions with O'Shea Edwards, Rev Ron Hunt, and Moses, and the faction known as Takeover with PJ Savage, J Boujii, and the Faceless Ones. We've got hoss fights, interesting gimmicks, questionable booking, another entry in the ongoing debate of tables vs. doors, and so much more. For VIP listeners, it's a Michael Sembello-fueled pop-in to GCW's Maniac, as we check out Bandido vs. Nick Wayne in a fantastic match and Tony Deppen vs. Titus Alexander.

Nate Lindberg and Bruce Hazelwood take calls and dive into the mailbag to discuss Breakker vs. Hudson, Wagner vs. Jiro, Rose vs. Hartwell, Stratton vs. Henley, Perez vs. Legend, Fyre vs. Lopez, Lee vs. Sanga, Blade & Enofe vs. Stacks & Two Dimes, and more.

Mike McMahon and Andrew Soucek begin this week's show talking about a new promotion. That's right. Here comes the WES! Plus, a full DON preview, Jim Ross signed an extension, and a bunch of listener emails. Plus, what were the top five most-watched WCW matches of all time? Andrew quizzes Mike.

On this week's edition of MMA Talk for Pro Wrestling Fans, Robert Vallejos and Rick Monsey review the latest UFC Fight Night, headlined by Ketlen Vieira vs. Holly Holm. They discuss the injury sustained by Junior dos Santos at Eagle FC. Robert and Rick discuss Sasha Banks and Naomi walking out of WWE. The show closes by Robert giving a brief preview of AEW's Double or Nothing pay-per-view.

In this episode of Wrestling Night in America, PWTorch columnist Greg Parks is joined by PWTorch.com contributor Patrick Moynahan to preview AEW Double or Nothing. They also answer phone calls and emails on the Sasha/Naomi walkout situation, the Usos winning the unified tag titles, and more.

This week's “Best of PWTorch Livecast” jumps back five years to the May 21, 2017 episode featuring PWTorch columnists Pat McNeill & Greg Parks hosting the WWE Backlash Postgame Show on the Sunday Livecast. They take calls from fans and discuss all aspects of the WWE Title victory by Jinder Mahal over Randy Orton, Shinsuke Nakamura's pay-per-view debut against Dolph Ziggler, the finish of Kevin Owens vs. A.J. Styles, the respective futures of Sami Zayn and Baron Corbin, and what fans can expect as we prepare for Money in the Bank next month.