Smart Mark Radio - Pro Wrestling Weekend (Sun 6 PM ET), Not Ready for Prime Time Wrestling (Fri Noon ET)
Our hosts begin doing some bonus review shows by covering Southern Underground Pro's "All Eyez On Me" from November 2018. Marko Stunt defends his Bonestorm Title against Brett Ison and much much more
Our hosts were in attendance for Absolute Intense Wrestling's "7 Year Itch" show, and they give a full review of the event. THIS IS NOT A WATCHALONG! Our hosts give their thoughts on all the matches and the build up toward AIW's big WrestleMania weekend event. Plus, brief thoughts on the passings of The Sensational Intelligent Destroyer and Wally Yamaguchi, Ronda Rousey using THAT F-word, and much much more.
Our hosts take a look at the October 31, 1992 episode of WWF Superstars. Marty Jannetty makes his return after the Barber Shop incident, plus The Natural Disasters defend the WWF Tag Team Championship against Money Inc. Also, Roman Reigns returns, Jim Cornette returns to modern wrestling, what is the long game with Vince McMahon changing major matches, and much much more
Our feature matches include the famous Cactus Jack-Mil Mascaras match from Clash of the Champions X that made Cactus Jack and his Nestea Plunge spot household names, and a hard-hitting battle between the Miracle Violence Connection and the Steiner Brothers from Beach Blast 92. Also, this show was taped just prior to the Elimination Chamber PPV so our hosts preview the show and discuss much of the news in the world of professional wrestling.
After a hiatus, our hosts return with a show inspired by...well, you know. Featured are a couple of random matches from Puerto Rico: a boxing match featuring Gorilla Monsoon and Andre the Giant that some have called the worst match ever, plus an infamous match between Hulk Hogan and Big John Studd in a downpour. Plus, our hosts discuss Halftime Heat, AEW, where WrestleMania appears to be headed, and more.
With they hype behind Andrade vs. Rey Mysterio being an early candidate for Match of the Year, we decide to watch SmackDown via Hulu this week. Among the discussion points during and before the show: more on AEW, why fans shouldn't be forced to choose between AEW and WWE if they don't want to, Becky Lynch organically becoming THE MAN in the women's division, "change" apparently being cosmetic name changes, the Miz-Shane storyline, AJ Styles' future, and a whole lot more
Our hosts this week discuss the news in wrestling, including the passing of Mean Gene Okerlund, All Elite Wrestling, THAT Priscilla Kelly spot, and more. Plus, the show is filled with clips of Mean Gene doing what he does best. Join us for this special edition of Not Ready for Prime Time Wrestling.
Following up on our episode from two weeks ago, our hosts look into the Tower of Doom match from the 1988 Great American Bash pay-per-view show. During the show they discuss heel turns, logic issues in these types of matches, WHOSE SIDE IS PRECIOUS ON, Tommy Young fearing for his life, and much much more
Our hosts take a look back at the best (and occasionally worst) in 2018. Who did they feel had the best year? What matches kept them on the edge of their seats? What will they remember most from 2018? All this and more here.
Our hosts watch the infamous Ready 2 Rumble triple cage match from Slamboree 2000 as DAVID ARQUETTE defends the WCW World Heavyweight Championship against Diamond Dallas Page and Jeff Jarrett. Also discussed during the show are Arquette's upcoming in-ring appearances, wrestlers who got into wrestling later in life, the hot potato of the WCW World Heavyweight Title in 2000, the "new" Raw and SmackDown, TLC, Jim Cornette vs. Joey Ryan, sellouts of small buildings vs. ha;f empty bigger buildings, and much much more
Our hosts take a look at the history of the WWF Hardcore Title and watch some of the matches that were the heart of the division. Included are discussions of Raven, his less successful gimmicks, and his TNA run; Rhyno's history and current storyline; RVD's run with the title and what it meant; Undertaker being used to help get new talent over; gimmick sets and the camera work during the matches; and much more.
Due to illness and scheduling conflicts, JHawk hosts this show solo as he takes a look back at the career of the Dynamite Kid. He watches along with one of Kid's famous matches against Tiger Mask, and then watches a not-as-famous match against future tag team partner Davey Boy Smith. We will also listen to some classic audio of Kid on Piper's Pit and a contract signing for a post-WWF battle of the British Bulldogs. Also, JHawk opens the show with some heartfelt words about Larry "The Ax" Hennig. Don't forget to check out the archives at smartmarkradio.com and be on the lookout for the official Not Ready for Prime Time Wrestling Youtube channel, coming soon.
Our hosts take a look back at Absolute Intense Wrestling's Hell on Earth 14. Discussions of the show include substitutions, the length of the show, unprotected chair shots, their favorite match of the night and why some may not agree, and the emotional retirement of Magnum CK. Also, talks about Starrcade and the rest of the wrestling world as well.
Our hosts take a look back at WWE's fourth biggest weekend of the year, giving full reviews of both NXT Takeover War Games II and the 2018 Survivor Series. In addition, they discuss David Arquette, Marko Stunt, spots that probably shouldn't happen, Becky Lynch's injury, and a preview of AIW's Hell of Earth 14.
Aboard the Chris Jericho Cruise, Ring of Honor presented the Sea of Honor tournament, and our hosts are here to review the show. This is NOT a watchalong. Our hosts discuss the atmosphere among the boat, the best (and worst) of commentary among the show, brother vs. brother, Alpha Club vs. Bullet Club, and more.
This week, our host watch the first ever War Games from 1987, as well as the War Games match from last year's NXT Takeover: War Games. Our hosts discuss the history of War Games matches, how the rules have evolved over the years, pros and cons of having a roof on the cage, how predictable the coin toss is, and much much more
With Crown Jewel just hours away, our hosts look back at some of the most famous matches in the history of the King of the Ring tournament and talk about their favorite tournaments and how the King of the Ring elevated (or didn't elevate) certain superstar.
Our hosts cover the debut of ECW on TNN. During this episode, we discuss favorite ECW memories, the atmosphere on an ECW live event, what ECW shows still need to be put on the WWE Network, favorite ECW personalities, and more. Plus, a discussion of WWE Crown Jewel, Evolution, NWA 70, Rollerjam, and more
In honor of the 1000th episode of SmackDown, our hosts take a look at some of SmackDown's marquee matches. Also included are discussions of John Cena's debut, favorite cage matches, the WWE's "escape the cage rules", getting people over even with a loss, Crown Jewel, favorite SmackDown moments, and more
As our hosts celebrate one year of being on the air, they decide to take a look at the first episode of WCW Monday Nitro. They will cover Lex Luger's jump from the WWF to WCW, whether babyface Hulk Hogan was really a babyface, the departure from WCW of Vader, PASTAMANIA brother, and more. Plus, our hosts give their early review of WWE 2K19
Today our hosts take a look back at the season premiere of Saturday Night's Main Event, featuring Hulk Hogan vs. Paul Orndorff in one of the first matches of their legendary feud. Also, a "snake pit match" with no discernable stipulations, creepy promos, best of three fall matches, updates on New Japan and NWA 70, and much much more,
Our hosts return to bring you the conclusion of Southern Underground Pro's "Not Problematic" card. Discussions during the broadcast include the rise of Marko Stunt and reactions to other breakout stars, names of finishing moves, future plans for the show, "I Quit" matches vs. submission matches, and much more
Our hosts take a look at a live event from Southern Underground Pro that took place on August 5, 2018. It's JHawk's first time viewing it, so we'll see what he thinks about it. Also, thoughts about the current use of the 205 Live brand on Monday Night Raw, the WWE's hyping future shows better than it's next major show, and more.
Recorded in Chicago approximately an hour after All In went off the air, our hosts give their thoughs on the entire show with ti fresh in their minds (and sleep in their near future). How did they think the show and experience went as a whole? Download now and find out!
Our hosts conduct their annual pro wrestling draft. Who will be drafted number one? Who will draft a roster that will keep them in business? Find out right here!
Our hosts review SummerSlam 1992 featuring Randy Savage vs. The Ultimate Warrior and Bret Hart vs. Davey Boy Smith. This is NOT a watchalong. Also, discussion about WWE booking, why the Hulu version of Raw still exists, an All In preview, Kenny Omega and the PWI 500, and more
This Week our Hosts Discuss this past weekends WWE events NXT Takeover Brooklyn 4 and Summerslam 2018. And Where is Vince McMahon? has he Finally Turned into Vince Russo? Why do the Bella Twins and Stephanie McMahon Show up everytime Womens Wrestling Is in the News? Are we rehashing storylines from 3 years ago already? and much much more.
Our hosts give their review of SummerSlam 2002. This is NOT a watchalong show. Also, our hosts continue to discuss the upcoming All In show, plus in honor of the late Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart, we play several promos from his fantastic career. How does our team view SummerSlam 2002? Listen now and find out.
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In this week's episode, JHawk and Charly Butters review SummerSlam 2007. This is not a watchalong. Also, further discussion of All In, ROH and NJPW invade MSG, a recap of Stan Styles' intergender Bonanza, and more
Join Your TheHitMan Tony-T and YourRoleModel Ric Lieb for your Indie and Main Stream Pro Wrestling News.
It's Charly Butters' birthday, so this week's choices are his. First, we go back to January and watch Joey Ryan vs. Gregory Iron from Alpha-1 Wrestling. Then, we move over to Japan and watch Zack Sabre Jr.'s G1 Climax match against IWGP Heavyweight Champion Kenny Omega. Plus, throughout the show we will honor the lives of Brickhouse Brown, Brian Lawler, and Nikolai Volkoff
In our final week of NWA World Title month, we go to just last week as Nick Aldis defends in Ring of Honor against Flip Gordon. Then, we go back to Starrcade 83 and see Harley Race defend against "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair. Also, a brief recap of Dropkick Diabetes, Matt Riddle out of BOLA, and more
Our hosts continue their look at the 70 year history of the NWA World Title by watching Blue Demon Jr. defend against Joey Ryan (12/28/2008), then move to a nearly sold out Tokyo Dome to see Masahiro Chono defend against IWGP Champion The Great Muta. Plus, discussions of Hulk Hogan's reinstatement to the WWE Hall of Fame, the crowd at Extreme Rules, upcoming appearances, and more.
Tonight Special start time 5pm PWW team will Make their prediction for Extreme Rules tonight at 7pm on the WWE NETWORK!
Our hosts are back to discuss the latest news in professional wrestling and give their views on all the top superstars and angles.
In honor of the 70th anniversary of the National Wrestling Alliance this month, our hosts will focus on some of the best World Title matches in the NWA's history. Up first, Lou Thesz defends against Antonino Rocca from Buffalo on May 10, 1963. Then, we watch the famous match between Pat O'Connor and Buddy Rogers from Comiskey Park on June 30, 1961. NOTE: Due to a technical issue, there is some dead air during the Thesz-Rocca match
Our hosts focus on the world of lucha libre this week, featuring an acrobatic six man tag team match from AAA, then a look at Penta Zero M in Lucha Extrema. Also, our hosts discuss the world in...and outside of,..professional wrestling,
Join J-Hawk, TheHitMan Tony-T and The Star of The Show YourRoleModel Ric Lieb recap Money in the bank PPV
In honor of the life of the recently departed Vader, our hosts look at his matches against Cactus Jack and Sting. Also, Big Cass is released, talk of Money in the Bank and NXT Takeover Chicago, discussing spoilers, and much much more.
This is not a watchalong episode. Our hosts give a review of New Japan Pro Wrestling's Dominion event from this past Saturday, including an in depth look at what many are calling the greatest match they've ever seen: Kazuchika Okada vs. Kenny Omega for the IWGP Heavyweight Championship. Plus, comparing Okada's reign to Brock Lesnar, a look at the current state of NXT, and more.
On this edition of SMR's flagship show, our hosts discuss all the latest news in professional wrestling, including a recap of the major events at New Japan's Dominion show and the latest on Chris Jericho in Impact Wrestling.
Part two of our look at WWE Hidden Gems continues to look at members of the Shield during their run in developmental. From Florida Championship Wrestling, Dean Ambrose battles William Regal while Seth Rollins defends the FCW Florida Championship against Kassius Ohno. Plus, our hosts discuss the CM Punk/Colt Cabana trial, Johnny Saint as WWE UK GM, NJPW Dominion, and more.
Join J-Hawk, TheHitMan Tony T, and the Star of the show YourRoleModel Ric Lieb for another edition of ProWrestlingWeekend!
In this truncated version of Not Ready for Prime Time Wrestling, our hosts go to the WWE Hidden Gems section of the WWE Network and look at the Shield's days in developmental. First, Seth Rollins vs. Dean Ambrose vs. Leakee (Roman Reigns) in a triple threat match from Florida Championship Wrestling. Then, Rollins meets Cesaro in an early NXT showdown. Watch along with us...or simply listen in.
Topics this week include the sellout of All In, Nick Aldis' run as NWA World Heavyweight Champion, the expansion of WWE pay-per-view events, the current state of Impact Wrestling, and more
Our hosts take a look at some of the best matches in the life and career of the late Owen Hart. Featured are his matches against Bret Hart at WrestleMania X and SummerSlam 94, plus the finals of the WWF European Title tournament against Davey Boy Smith in 1997
JHawk and Charly Butters discuss the quick sell out of All In and highlight the events for Starrcast weekend. Plus, in honor of the sellout, we take a look at The Young Bucks vs. The Super Smash Brothers and Cody vs, Jushin Thunder Liger from ROH War of the Worlds Toronto.
Our hosts dig into the newest entry in the WWE Network vault by watching the debut of Sunday Night Heat. Plus, our hosts cover the nearly universally panned Backlash PPV, discuss Something to Wrestle with Bruce Prichard, All In, and the science of Joey Ryan's signature move
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