Podcast appearances and mentions of Masashi Takeda

Gran torneo de NGI 8 en GCW, coronación de Bobby Beverly en Circle6, ICWNHB es horrible una vez más, BJW con Mad Man Pondo como campeón, la mejor versión de Masashi Takeda en FREEDOMS. La entrada La Casa de los Horrores 31: El Regreso de los Muertos Vivientes aparece primero en A Ras De Lona.

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Masashi Takeda y Jun Kasai con uno de los mejores combates del año, GCW en gira por Reino Unido, Alemania y Japón, CZW y XPW anuncian cosas horribles, show accesible de Circle6. La entrada La Casa de los Horrores 26: Freddy vs. Jason aparece primero en A Ras De Lona.

GCW en gira conjunta con FREEDOMS, Masashi Takeda vs Joey Janela, ICWNHB y XPW siguen horribles, Minoru Fujita reta a Tomoya Hirata, otro último combate deathmatch de Drew Parker. La entrada La Casa de los Horrores 23: Godzilla vs. Kong aparece primero en A Ras De Lona.

CONTENT WARNING: The match discussed in this episode is highly graphic and should only be viewed by those comfortable with excessive blood and violence. Seriously. The first episode of our TIA rewind series takes us back to season 6 and Big Japan Wrestling for a festive deathmatch that will test even the most hardened wrestling fan's limits. This is the Dangerous Christmas for Deathmatch Fluorescent Light Tubes Tree & Glass Plate & Alpha Deathmatch with Masashi Takeda taking on Masaya Takahashi. Happy holidays from all your friends at Watch Great Wrestling! [Masashi Takeda vs. Masaya Takahashi, BJW Death Vegas 2017, December 17 2017]

Drew Parker vs Masashi Takeda, previa de Blood Xmas en FREEDOMS, BJW con los Crazy Lovers, 10 años de luchadora de Risa Sera, torneo en Reaper Pro de Nueva Zelanda. La entrada La Casa de los Horrores 11: El Rey de la Muerte aparece primero en A Ras De Lona.

Racha de buenos shows de ICW:NHB, Alex Colon se plantea colgar las botas, regreso de Masashi Takeda con una lucha de ensueño en el Korakuen Hall. La entrada La Casa de los Horrores 2: El que acecha en la oscuridad aparece primero en A Ras De Lona.

Use promo code PARDON at Manscaped.com and save 20% and get FREE SHIPPING.   Get an extra 30 MINUTES of this episode on Patreon! Sign up at Patreon.com/IronOnWrestling and get 100's of episodes, EARLY & EXTENDED, plus bonus audio and video, interactive zoom chats and more starting at just $3!   While in the middle of recovering from excruciating double hand surgery, two-time King of the Deathmatch Eric Ryan returns to chat with Gregory Iron & Aaron Bauer in-studio.   Eric chats with the guys about sleeping only 5 hours a week and the injury that created numbness in both arms and hands -- putting him under the knife -- as well as working with Masashi Takeda, his funniest Shlak stories, his pick for top 5 current Deathmatch wrestlers, the importance of selling, having the worst Johnny Gargano match ever, wrestling in Mexico, the difficulties of switching hands to wipe ones ass, how marijuana changed his life, regretting his time as the character Kirst and the controversial promo he attempted to cut on TV on Christmas Eve, and much more!   Gregory Iron wrestles with cerebral palsy, a neurological disorder that affects the mobility of his right arm, hand and fingers. Trained by WWE NXT Superstar Johnny Gargano in 2006, Iron has conquered his disability and gone on to work with some of the top names in wrestling including "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, CM Punk, The Dudley Boyz, Tommaso Ciampa and many others.   Co-host Aaron Bauer has worked in the professional wrestling industry for over two decades. A jack-of-all-trades, Aaron has worked in the industry as a local promoter for ECW events, a manager, and has provided color commentary over matches for some of the biggest stars in WWE, WCW, ECW, AEW, Impact & ROH.   Follow "Iron-On Wrestling with Gregory Iron" on all social media platforms: www.facebook.com/irononwrestling www.twitter.com/irononwrestling www.Instagram.com/irononwrestling Back us on Patreon, where you can get complete bonus episodes and additional audio and video content for just $3 a month: www.Patreon.com/IronOnWrestling Follow Gregory Iron: www.Facebook.com/TheHandicappedHero www.Twitter.com/GregoryIron www.Instagram.com/gregory_iron Buy CLASSIC AND EXCLUSIVE Gregory Iron tees here: www.prowrestlingtees.com/GregoryIron To book Gregory Iron for pro wrestling events, speaking engagements, wrestling seminars, school workshops and more contact Greg on his website: www.Gregory-Iron.com Please check out our sponsors: Kayfabe News: Unreal news about an unreal sport! www.KayfabeNews.com Of The Dead Designs: Bringing Artwork To Life! www.OfTheDead.weebly.com SBS Printing: T-shirt one color prints starting at just $5! Done in 3-5 business days! Contact Jesse Massey: antisepticmaxrock@gmail.com Mystic Gear: If you get your pro wrestling gear from anyone but Mystic, you're making a mistake! Follow @MysticGear on Instagram or contact Tania Martin on Facebook! Special thanks to "Ajax" Alex Cantrell for creating the "Iron-On Wrestling" theme song. Check out Alex and his comedy film team "Aldous Mustache" on social media: www.YouTube.com/user/AldousMustache

El último Monday Night Raw previo a Survivor Series nos confirmó que WWE no piensa en el PPV como algo grande, sino como un vehículo para explicar historias. Pasa por la superficie de las rivalidades intermarca para evolucionar los combates del futuro. Becky Lynch con Liv Morgan, Big E con Seth Rollins y Kevin Owens, Bianca Belair con Doudrop... Hablamos de esto y de cómo se presentan los equipos de la marca roja con https://twitter.com/ivan_beas4. Además, charlamos con https://twitter.com/AlexGimenezBCN sobre el fin de semana de GCW, que nos ofreció dos shows: Evil Deeds, con Matt Cardona y Chelsea Green como cabezas de cartel, y el Nick Gage Invitational, un torneo de lucha libre ultraviolenta con Alex Colon y Masashi Takeda como grandes estandartes. ❤️📝 ¡Dale a Me Gusta y déjanos un comentario! 💸🔥 Suscríbete al podcast a partir de 1,49€/mes. Tendrás acceso a episodios exclusivos cada sábado, al Discord de UHEP y a todo el histórico de programas especiales (+200 ya). Y, todo ello, sin publicidad. 🔵 Twitter: https://twitter.com/SrAlexGomez 🟣 Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/siralexgomez 🟠 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/SrAlexGomez/

History of FMW Volume 48 going over the year 2018. We go over Atsushi Onita coming out of retirement after a year and the storyline reason why as well as his return to CZW. Mr. Gannosuke retires again for good as he has a series of farewell matches against storied opponents for him. Masashi Takeda has a series of incredible matches while being both Big Japan and FREEDOMS champion culminating in two incredible matches with Jun Kasai and much more.

This week Caitlin and TJ kick off the show discussing the big news happening in wrestling as always and tell you what's airing in the coming weeks. We do the One Wrestling Roundup discussing a grab bag of all the wrestling we watched including the AEW's Women's Tournament, Tokyo Joshi's February 11th Korakuen and more. And finish off with our main topics of Tokyo Joshi's Max Heart Tag Tournament and Freedoms February 9th Korakuen Hall show. Follow the Pod: @onewrestlingpod Follow TJ: @aspir_ Follow Caitlin: @tickingtimeboss Matches of the Week Miyu Yamashita and Maki Ito vs. NEO Biishiki-gun (Saki-sama and Mei St-Michel) - Tokyo Joshi 2/11 Mirai Maiumi vs. Yuki Kamifuku - Tokyo Joshi 2/11 Shin Ultra Shoko and Hyper Misao vs. BAKURETSU Sisters (Nodoka Tenma and Yuki Aino) - Tokyo Joshi 2/11 Miu Watanabe vs. Rika Tatsumi - Tokyo Joshi 2/11 Emi Sakura vs. Veny - AEW 2/15 Riho vs. Serena Deeb - AEW 2/17 Young Bucks (Nick Jackson and Matt Jackson) vs. Santana and Ortiz - AEW 2/17 The Magical Sugar Rabbits (Yuka Sakazaki and MIZUKI) vs. BAKURETSU Sisters (Nodoka Tenma and Yuki Aino) - Tokyo Joshi 2/20 Miyu Yamashita and Maki Ito vs. Rika Tatsumi and Miu Watanabe - Tokyo Joshi 2/21 Kamui vs. Tomoya Hirata - Freedoms 2/9 Los Nomadas (Mammoth Sasaki and Violento Jack) vs. UNCHAIN (Minoru Fujita and Rina Yamashita) - Freedoms 2/9 UNCHAIN (Jun Kasai and Kenji Fukimoto) vs. Masashi Takeda and Takayuki Ueki - Freedoms 2/9 Toru Sugiura vs. Toshiyuki Sakuda - Freedoms 2/9

Steven Jackson delves into the archives of Game Changer Wrestling to bring you his first "Free Match Mixtape". If you are wondering whether to take the plunge and buy a GCW show and to help new fans get acquainted with "The Last Outlaws", Steven has picked four matches which showcase the qualities which make GCW so special! As always, many thanks to FITE for streaming the full shows, IWTV for recording the shows and GCW for putting on the shows! All of the matches reviewed are available for free on Youtube and can be found through the links below: Tony Deppen vs. Dustin Thomas - https://youtu.be/VvB9j07f39k Joey Janela vs. Drew Gulak - https://youtu.be/gjd8Z08FJow Allie Kat vs. Sanchez - https://youtu.be/9knyK5SRHG0 Jonathan Gresham vs. Masashi Takeda - https://youtu.be/FqshrevlGYs

It's the Wrestling Is Gross Holiday Spectacular! Join us for a fun chat about mad Australian bastards, dudes eating bananas together, and the KFC chicken scented fire log. Grandma got run over by a reindeer. Santa did a stretcher job. Rudolph bladed and the Grinch turned babyface. Four and a quarter stars. Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! Still stuck at the same number of ratings and reviews. Is this link working Matches discussed: Kamui vs. MASADA (12/25/09) http://theditch.us/MASADAvsKamui.avi  Kenji Fukimoto vs. Mad Dog (12/25/17) https://vk.com/video-5899799_456240712 (39:54) Ricky Fuji vs. The Winger (12/25/08) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjR_MeAun-4&feature=youtu.be&t=950  Daisuke Masaoka vs. Violento Jack (12/26/16) https://vk.com/video-5899799_456239717 (1:18:11) Jun Kasai vs. Masashi Takeda (12/25/18) https://vk.com/video-26186274_456251632 (1:18:56) A lot of Russian links here. If you really wanna see one of these without giving your phone number to evil Russia just let me know.

This week Caitlin and TJ discus the launch of GLEAT, the final Korakuen Hall show for DDT in the lead up to Ultimate Party, and the All Japan Korakuen Hall show featuring three title matches and a preview tag for Real World Tag League. Plus the news and more! Follow the Pod: @onewrestlingpod Follow TJ: @aspir_ Follow Caitlin: @tickingtimeboss Matches of the Week Jungle Boy vs. Wardlow - AEW 10/21 Penta El Zero M vs. Rey Fénix - AEW 10/21 Bayley (c) vs. Sasha Banks - WWE 10/25 Daisuke Masaoka vs. Tomoya Hirata - Freedoms 10/4 Jun Kasai and Masashi Takeda vs. Minoru Fujita and Rina Yamashita - Freedoms 10/4 Takashi Sasaki vs. Toru Sugiura (c) - Freedoms 10/4 Syuri vs. Yuu - GLEAT 10/15 Kenoh vs. Soma Watanabe - GLEAT 10/15 Yuki Ueno, Naomi Yoshimura and Kazuki Hirata vs. Eruption (Kazusada Higuchi, Yukio Sakaguchi and Saki Akai) (c) - DDT 10/25 Eruption (Kazusada Higuchi and Yukio Sakaguchi) vs. Nautilus (Yuki Ueno and Naomi Yoshimura) (c) - DDT 10/25 Atsuki Aoyagi vs. Koji Iwamoto (c) - AJPW 10/24 Enfants Terribles (Shotaro Ashino and Kuma Arashi) vs. Violent Giants (Suwama and Shuji Ishikawa) (c) - AJPW 10/24

IN THIS EPISODE The trio takes a look at a very different boy, Jimmy Lloyd. Someone who can do a little bit of everything, he is well traversed in hardcore and deathmatches. To some delight and to some horror, Reuber, Shimer, and Penny look at Lloyd taking on Masashi Takeda at Joey Janela's Spring Break. THE BEST IN THE WORLD PODCAST Zach Reuber, Zach Shimer, and Penny Feather take a look at some of the best professional wrestlers and the best matches they ever had. Give a listen and give us a follow! And while you're following, follow us on social media! Facebook - @BestInTheWorldPod Twitter - @BITWPod FOLLOW THE HOSTS TOO Reuber - @MacReuber6754 Shimer - @Zach_Shimer Penny - @pennyfeather616 on Instagram Support our announcer Zane Pasley! @zanepasley --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Ringside Rant gets a makeover this week I welcome the very talented and beautiful Kasey Catal. You don't want to cross her as she can throw down with the best of them. Kasey is the Queen of Synergy Wrestling and the premier women's wrestler in the Northeast. However, she is also the top athlete in the area as well. We chat about her beginnings training at Wrestle Pro with Brian Myers and Pat Buck as well as starting in the business as a referee. As she kept learning and got in better shape she began to dabble in death matches in CZW and inter gender wrestler in other promotions. Lastly, we watch her husband, Brandon Kirk take on Masashi Takeda at Stand Alone Wrestling. MATCH LINK BELOW https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCNLjFPf6XM&feature=youtu.be Visit manscaped.com and use the promo code "RANTERSNATION" to get FREE SHIPPING AND 20% off your entire order Kasey Catal Social Media Twitter @CatalKasey IG @kaseylynnkirk_ Ringside Rant Social Twitter @ringiderant_rj Facebook @RingsideRant Ig @ringside_rant --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ringsiderant/support

This week Caitlin and TJ talk about the All Japan from July 18th featuring a hair vs hair match and a World Tag Title match between Violence Giants & Yankee Two Kenjuu. We also do a Joshi Round Up talking top title matches from Stardom, Ice Ribbon & Seadling. Plus the latest wrestling news and more. One Wrestling Discord Follow the Pod: @onewrestlingpod Follow TJ: @aspir_ Follow Caitlin: @tickingtimeboss Follow PuroGate: @PuroGate Matches of the Week Jun Kasai, Masashi Takeda & Minoru Fujita vs. Daisuke Masaoka, Takashi Sasaki & Toru Sugiura - Freedoms 7/11 Risa Sera & Suzu Suzuki vs. Maika Ozaki & Tsukushi - Ice Ribbon 6/27 Tae Honma (c) vs. Tsukasa Fujimoto vs. Satsuki Totoro - Ice Ribbon 6/27 Tsukushi vs. Miku Aono - Ice Ribbon 3/20 Konami vs. Giulia - Stardom 7/17 Arisa Nakajima (c) vs. ASUKA - SEAdLINNNG 6/13 Akira Francesco & Kento Miyahara vs. Enfants Terribles (Hokuto Omori & Kuma Arashi) - AJPW 7/18 Violent Giants (Shuji Ishikawa & Suwama) (c) vs. Yankee Two Kenju (Isami Kodaka & Yuko Miyamoto) - AJPW 7/18

History of FMW going over the year 2015. The FMW name is brought back when Super Battle FMW is created with Atsushi Onita as ace going up against the W*ING Monster Army. ZERO1 also starts up their own new promotion called Super Fireworks with Exploding Barbed wire Death Matches and Onita as the star of their promotion. Hayabusa appears on a national TV show and walks up to the ring in an emotional moment that would come with controversy afterwards. FREEDOMS pushes Masashi Takeda as their champion but Daisuke Masaoka is moving up the ranks in the promotion quickly as well as much more. Please note that this show is more geared towards visuals. A lot of it is me describing matches that you are also suppose to see at the same time so I understand this isn't the best audio based show, but I want it to still remain an option for anyone that would want to still just listen to it.

History of FMW Volume 41 going over the year 2013 with clips. Atsushi Onita's popularity continues to grow as he has exploding barbed wire death matches with both Akebono and Yoshihiro Takayama. He also begins to feud with Jun Kasai in FREEDOMS through out the year. FREEDOMS also creates a new singles title belt with Masashi Takeda challenging for it as well as the BJW Death Match Title in an awesome match against Shuji Ishikawa as well as much more.

In this episode Trevor and Ian discuss important events such as Masashi Takeda not knowing the rules of no holds barred, SAW's dirty ass glass, and I guess they also talk about Blood XMas.

Another busy week of wrestling news and we cover it all including the death of Hercules Ayala, the fallout of Kota Ibushi being pulled from the NJPW USA tour, Lance Archer AEW rumors, NXT/NXT UK Worlds Collide, Royal Rumble, NWA Hard Times, Roderick Strong Best in the World discussion, Masashi Takeda's unbelievable January schedule, and a ton more. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/voices-of-wrestling-flagship/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Another busy week of wrestling news and we cover it all including the death of Hercules Ayala, the fallout of Kota Ibushi being pulled from the NJPW USA tour, Lance Archer AEW rumors, NXT/NXT UK Worlds Collide, Royal Rumble, NWA Hard Times, Roderick Strong Best in the World discussion, Masashi Takeda's unbelievable January schedule, and a ton more. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

RUNNING TIME: 3 Hours 28 MinutesHosted by Don Tony SYNOPSIS: S2 E33 (08/13 - 08/19) Bobo Brazil def Buddy Rogers to win NWA World Heavyweight Champion, but refuses the title. (Think Bruno/Rogers 1962). Looking back at World Class Championship Wrestling Star Wars event (1982). Looking back at WWF SummerSlam Fever event. 9 matches; less than 30 total minutes of wrestling (1990). Audio: Bobby 'The Brain' Heenan, with NWA/WCW Heavyweight Championship in hand, proclaimed the 'Real World Heavyweight Champion' Ric Flair was coming to WWF (1991). Audio: Never trust a snake. Jake 'The Snake Roberts' turns on Ultimate Warrior (1991). Audio: DT satires the Jake Roberts turn on Warrior. 'The Grudge Match' TV Show w/Jesse Ventura makes its syndicated debut. Looking back at WCW Clash Of The Champions XXIV (1993). Audio: The Shockmaster makes his memorable WCW debut (1993). Audio: Dusty Rhodes looks back at The Shockmaster's debut. Audio: The Shockmaster suddenly transforms into an Electrician (1993). Audio: Leslie Nielsen investiages the mystery of The Undertaker (1994). Looking back at ECW Hardcore Heaven event (1994). Infamous 'Chair throwing' incident by ECW fans during Terry Funk vs Cactus Jack match. Eddie Guerrero, Dean Malenko and Sabu sign deals to wrestle for WCW. Audio: Goldust first ever vignette airs on Raw (1995). WCW press conference in NYC announces the imminent debut of Monday Nitro on TNT. Looking back at WWF SummerSlam PPV (1996, 2001, 2004, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2018). Looking back at WCW Clash Of The Champions XXXIII (1996). Audio: "Die Rocky Die". Rocky Maivia cuts his first promo as part of the Nation Of Domination (1997). Looking back at ECW Hardcore Heaven PPV (1997). The Undertaker is 'busted open' for the first time ever (in WWF) during a match on WWF Raw. Audio: Eddie Guerrero WCW Nitro promo rips Eric Bischoff and threatens to 'quit' WCW (1998). Audio: The (Ultimate) Warrior makes his memorable WCW debut (1998). Looking back at WCW Road Wild PPV (1999). Lenny Lane wins his first and only WCW Championship (Cruiserweight), before being stripped due to controversy surrounding his homosexual character. Looking back at WCW New Blood Rising PPV (2000). Audio: Lance Storm vs Mike Awesome for US Title in a 'Canadian Rules' match (2000). Audio: Lance Storm gives away two of his three WCW Championships (2000). Audio: Linda McMahon appears at the Democratic National Convention? (2000). Looking back at WWF first live episode of Smackdown, new theme (Beautiful People), and a new (Fist) set (2001). Audio: Steve Austin introduces 'What?!' (2001). Beginning of the end for the WWF Hardcore Title. Chris Jericho vs Kevin Nash: Hair vs Hair Match takes place on Raw. Randy Orton makes WWE history and wins World Heavyweight Championship at 24 years old. Thumbs Down: One night after winning the World Heavyweight Championship, Evolution turns on Randy Orton. Audio: Prior to his SummerSlam match against Hulk Hogan, HBK receives nuclear heat from Canadian fans on Raw (2005). Looking back at TNA Sacrifice PPV (2005). Audio: Hulk Hogan wrestles his last ever match on Raw (vs Kurt Angle, 2005). Ashley Massaro wins the 2005 WWE Divas Search. Looking back at TNA Hard Justice PPV (2006, 2009). Layla El wins the 2006 WWE Divas Search. Looking back at the one and only time Saturday Night's Main Event took place at MSG (2007). Chris Jericho inadvertently punches HBK's wife Rebecca in the face during a Summerslam segment. Audio: Chris Jericho speaks on his memorable 2008 feud against Shawn Michaels. WWE releases Eugene. Alberto Del Rio and Ricardo Rodriguez makes their WWE TV debuts. Audio: Title vs Title: CM Punk vs John Cena ends with a MITB Cash-In victory (2011). Audio: Memorable promo exchange between CM Punk and Kevin Nash from Raw (2011). WWE suspends Tough Enough winner Andy Leavine and Referee Mike Chioda for violating Wellness Policy. Matt Hardy arrested following single car accident and is released by TNA (who had just rehired Jeff Hardy). Audio: Daniel Bryan def John Cena to win the WWE Championship, just to lose it to MITB cash-in by Randy Orton.  Looking back at TNA Hardcore Justice PPV (2013). WWE suspends Eva Marie and Paige due to Wellness Policy technicalities. WWE suspends Alberto Del Rio due to Wellness Policy violation and would never return to WWE TV. Audio: WWE Universe is introduced to The Demon King (2016). Audio: Brock Lesnar doesn't give a sh** about Heath Slater's kids (2016). Looking back at ROH Death Before Dishonor XIV event (2016). Audio: Baron Corbin unsucessfully cashes in his MITB Briefcase (2017). And so much more! 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This week, we welcome Bryan Quinby (@MurderBryan) to discuss getting free drugs from people you met online, the mainstream potential of Masashi Takeda, and what kind of wrestling union members actually want to see in 2019. RIP Roky Erickson

We are live at 7pm CST tonight talking all things Pro Wrestling.  1-347-857-1060 is the number to listen via mobile. We discuss finally last weekends NXT Takeover and Wrestlemania 35, along with the Raw and Smackdown Live shows post Mania.  Thoughts across the board on the shows, along with if they did enough to keep us happy. Just like Sasha Banks, we weren't.  We now begin our WWE strike until Money in the Bank.  No spoilers, no results reading, no shake up news, nothing.  We are going blind into Money in the Bank.  We talk what we hope from this.  Will the shake up have good things?  Will the card be good?  Can we get back into storylines?  Will we have new champions anywhere also going into the PPV?  We talk it all. Lastly, we discuss the big two matches from a really good finale from yesterday as the 2019 Big Japan Wrestling Deathmatch Survivor tournament came to a close, and it was the best outcome.  We saw the A block and B block winners Masashi Takeda take on Isami Kodoka in a rematch from their big match last June that took the wrestling world by storm.  Ryan may have liked parts more than last, with a closing stretch that might have topped the year.  Also, we finally saw the emerging performance that has been hoped for with Daichi Hashimoto, the son of the great Shinya Hashimoto.  He took on Yuji Okabayashi in the final of the Strong Division Tournament, to crown the #1 contender to Daisuke Sekimoto.  Two great matches to really boost a great show. Make sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Radio Tune-In, Player FM, iHeart Radio, Anchor.FM, Spotifly and more that we have found out we are on.  Like us on Facebook and follow @wrestlecast_ssm on Twitter.  Also, grab a shirt over at www.prowrestlingtees.com/wrestlecast as well and support the show.  

We are live at 7pm CST tonight talking all things Pro Wrestling.  1-347-857-1060 is the number to listen via mobile. We discuss finally last weekends NXT Takeover and Wrestlemania 35, along with the Raw and Smackdown Live shows post Mania.  Thoughts across the board on the shows, along with if they did enough to keep us happy. Just like Sasha Banks, we weren't.  We now begin our WWE strike until Money in the Bank.  No spoilers, no results reading, no shake up news, nothing.  We are going blind into Money in the Bank.  We talk what we hope from this.  Will the shake up have good things?  Will the card be good?  Can we get back into storylines?  Will we have new champions anywhere also going into the PPV?  We talk it all. Lastly, we discuss the big two matches from a really good finale from yesterday as the 2019 Big Japan Wrestling Deathmatch Survivor tournament came to a close, and it was the best outcome.  We saw the A block and B block winners Masashi Takeda take on Isami Kodoka in a rematch from their big match last June that took the wrestling world by storm.  Ryan may have liked parts more than last, with a closing stretch that might have topped the year.  Also, we finally saw the emerging performance that has been hoped for with Daichi Hashimoto, the son of the great Shinya Hashimoto.  He took on Yuji Okabayashi in the final of the Strong Division Tournament, to crown the #1 contender to Daisuke Sekimoto.  Two great matches to really boost a great show. Make sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Radio Tune-In, Player FM, iHeart Radio, Anchor.FM, Spotifly and more that we have found out we are on.  Like us on Facebook and follow @wrestlecast_ssm on Twitter.  Also, grab a shirt over at www.prowrestlingtees.com/wrestlecast as well and support the show.  

CONTENT WARNING: The match discussed in this episode is highly graphic and should only be viewed by those comfortable with excessive blood and violence. Christmas comes extremely early this year (or is it a little late?) and we've baked a cake to celebrate! Please mind the sharpened forks and pencils. We're watching Takeda vs Takahashi from Big Japan Death Vegas 2017 for the BJW Death Match Heavyweight Championship. Joining your boys this week to break down this (admittedly) difficult to watch match is filmmaker Charles Pieper (@inherentcharlie The Dark Collection ) And remember, what happens in Death Vegas stays in Death Vegas, even when what happens is a Dangerous Christmas for Deathmatch Fluorescent Light Tubes Tree & Glass Plate & Alpha Deathmatch [Masashi Takeda vs. Masaya Takahashi, BJW Death Vegas 2017, December 17 2017]  

Justin (@OGJOHNNY5) and Cyrus (@h_visibility) explore the wild, violent, and weird world of Pro Wrestling in the inaugural episode of Spot Callers. On this episode, the hosts take a light tube filled dive into BJW's Death Vegas 2018 show, featuring an absolutely gruesome main event between Masashi Takeda and Ryuji Ito, Hideki Suzuki vs Yasufumi Nakanoue for the BJW Strong World Heavyweight Title, and more.

This week on Wrestling Omakase it's a reunion from another former VOW podcast, as we kick off our 2018 Year in Review series! Back for another year, the Year in Review series will focus on a different promotion (or type of wrestling) each week and get you all caught up on them. Didn't see a ton from their year? Feel like you need a refresher course? We go through as much of the year as we can in chronological order, highlighting stuff you may have missed along the way. Then we discuss our picks from the promotion for the traditional Observer-style awards, including: Wrestler of the Year, Most Outstanding Wrestler, Best Major Show, Match of the Year and more. We begin this time around with Big Japan Pro Wrestling. John is joined by returning guests Drew ([@_burningspirits](https://twitter.com/_burningspirits)) & Kevin Hare ([@stan__hansen](https://twitter.com/stan__hansen)), both alumni of the ex-VOW show Burning Spirits. We break down BJW's entire 2018, talking both the deathmatch and strong divisions at length. Was the Masashi Takeda title reign the greatest deathmatch reign of all time? How did Hideki Suzuki's second reign compare to his first? And John unexpectedly has to go to the mat to defend Hideki against Drew's ONSLAUGHT~!! of, uh, polite criticism. Somehow Kenny Omega and KENTA KOBASHI (!) come up in this, we're not sure how. It's all an interesting discussion and one that you're sure to enjoy, this week! Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Steven and Mike from Deathmatch News Radio #7 discuss all the news for the week of October 9th, 2018You can find me online at http://indiewrestlingintl.wordpress.com, you can find The History of FMW Podcast in iTunes, Switcher and other podcast providers, Mike runs the Deathmatch Cult Facebook Pages and you can find us on Twitter @intlwrestling and @Willmichael1979-Crimson Cup Results-IWA Midsouth in New Jersey-Why can't IWA Midsouth draw?-GCW LA Confidential announcements-Amazing Red, Holly vs. Brody King, Sasuke, Gage-New H20 Shows and cards including King of the Underground-H20 Written in Blood DVD Review-Upcoming DTU and Guantos Hardcore Reviews-Freedoms DVD and merchandise situation-Masashi Takeda surgery-Freedoms and BJW show reviews-Memories of IWS from Canada: PCP Crazy Manny, Hardcore Ninjaz, Kevin Steen and El Generico-And more

We are live at 7pm CST tonight talking all things Pro Wrestling.  1-347-857-1060 is the number to listen via mobile. We open tonight with a slew of news and rumors.  Nia Jax and Alexa Bliss real heat?  Brock Lesnar showed up at the UFC, pushed the Champ, signed up for VADA and looks to be set up for January.  What does this do for WWE?  Both Hiromu Takahashi and Jim Ross injured in San Fran.  Aldis defending the NWA Title against Flip....where did we hear that before.  Mysterio signs a 2 year deal with WWE and Bryan also resigning.  We talk both.  All-In has it's first official match, plus a crazy rumor, and a PPV deal.  We talk the whole weekend.  Taker at MSG, ugh.  Someone pulled out a Moonwalk DDT!  More NJPW shows this year in the US also.  Allegations running wild by Taeler Hendrix to Jay Lethal, Kenny Omega doing some bad business in Orlando, and does Enzo deserve a apology? We go Into The Universe in the second fall.  We breakdown last weeks Raw and Smackdown Live shows, along with our picks for Extreme Rules this Sunday on the WWE Network.  We also sneak in the insane Masashi Takeda vs Isami Kodoka deathmatch from Big Japan on June 20th, and talk why we think it's blowing up the internet. We close going Outside The Universe as we breakdown the G1 US Special from Saturday night.  We discuss all the great matches from the show including the wild Jay White vs Juice Robinson contest, along with the fun Main Event and Junior Title contests.  We also discuss what we see next for the company, and briefly cover the G1 Climax 28, a few days before our 2 hour Special on Friday. All this and more tonight on WrestleCast!  Make sure to like us on Facebook and follow @wrestlecast_ssm on Twitter and subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Radio Tune-In, Player FM and now on iHeart Radio.

We are live at 7pm CST tonight talking all things Pro Wrestling.  1-347-857-1060 is the number to listen via mobile. We open tonight with a slew of news and rumors.  Nia Jax and Alexa Bliss real heat?  Brock Lesnar showed up at the UFC, pushed the Champ, signed up for VADA and looks to be set up for January.  What does this do for WWE?  Both Hiromu Takahashi and Jim Ross injured in San Fran.  Aldis defending the NWA Title against Flip....where did we hear that before.  Mysterio signs a 2 year deal with WWE and Bryan also resigning.  We talk both.  All-In has it's first official match, plus a crazy rumor, and a PPV deal.  We talk the whole weekend.  Taker at MSG, ugh.  Someone pulled out a Moonwalk DDT!  More NJPW shows this year in the US also.  Allegations running wild by Taeler Hendrix to Jay Lethal, Kenny Omega doing some bad business in Orlando, and does Enzo deserve a apology? We go Into The Universe in the second fall.  We breakdown last weeks Raw and Smackdown Live shows, along with our picks for Extreme Rules this Sunday on the WWE Network.  We also sneak in the insane Masashi Takeda vs Isami Kodoka deathmatch from Big Japan on June 20th, and talk why we think it's blowing up the internet. We close going Outside The Universe as we breakdown the G1 US Special from Saturday night.  We discuss all the great matches from the show including the wild Jay White vs Juice Robinson contest, along with the fun Main Event and Junior Title contests.  We also discuss what we see next for the company, and briefly cover the G1 Climax 28, a few days before our 2 hour Special on Friday. All this and more tonight on WrestleCast!  Make sure to like us on Facebook and follow @wrestlecast_ssm on Twitter and subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Radio Tune-In, Player FM and now on iHeart Radio.

Brett Lauderdale, promoter of Game Changer Wrestling, joins us to discuss his start in the wrestling business, his time with CZW, The Nick Game Invitational Deathmatch Tournament, Tournament of Survival, booking Masashi Takeda and Daisuke Masaoka, Zandig, Matt Tremont and so much more

Swift catches up on Japanese promotion Pro-Wrestling FREEDOMS' July show "Crazy Monkey Presents Death Match Carnival 2016". It's a show with three deathmatches at the top of card, so there's a warning of blood and violence on this one. Swift also discusses the basics of BJW, FREEDOMS, as well as founders Jun Kasai, Takashi Sasaki, and Masashi Takeda.Follow Swift on Twitter @MetalSwift and Danger Zone '92 @DangerZone92Pod.

This week on Wrestling Omakase it's a reunion from another former VOW podcast, as we kick off our 2018 Year in Review series! Back for another year, the Year in Review series will focus on a different promotion (or type of wrestling) each week and get you all caught up on them. Didn't see a ton from their year? Feel like you need a refresher course? We go through as much of the year as we can in chronological order, highlighting stuff you may have missed along the way. Then we discuss our picks from the promotion for the traditional Observer-style awards, including: Wrestler of the Year, Most Outstanding Wrestler, Best Major Show, Match of the Year and more. We begin this time around with Big Japan Pro Wrestling. John is joined by returning guests Drew ([@_burningspirits](https://twitter.com/_burningspirits)) & Kevin Hare ([@stan__hansen](https://twitter.com/stan__hansen)), both alumni of the ex-VOW show Burning Spirits. We break down BJW's entire 2018, talking both the deathmatch and strong divisions at length. Was the Masashi Takeda title reign the greatest deathmatch reign of all time? How did Hideki Suzuki's second reign compare to his first? And John unexpectedly has to go to the mat to defend Hideki against Drew's ONSLAUGHT~!! of, uh, polite criticism. Somehow Kenny Omega and KENTA KOBASHI (!) come up in this, we're not sure how. It's all an interesting discussion and one that you're sure to enjoy, this week!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/wrestling-omakase/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.