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Here's a quick summary of the last 5 episodes on Wrestling Observer Figure Four Online.
Hosts
Bryan Alvarez
Andrew Zarian
Josh Nason
Previous Guests
Tex Wesson
Tex Wesson is a researcher and enthusiast in cryptozoology, known for his explorations into mysterious creatures such as Bigfoot and Dogman. He has appeared on various podcasts and radio shows discussing his findings and theories about these elusive beings, contributing to the broader conversation about cryptids and unexplained phenomena.
Tex Wesson is a researcher and enthusiast in cryptozoology, known for his explorations into mysterious creatures such as Bigfoot and Dogman. He has appeared on various podcasts and radio shows discussing his findings and theories about these elusive beings, contributing to the broader conversation about cryptids and unexplained phenomena.
Brandon Thurston
Brandon Thurston is a prominent figure in the wrestling industry, known for his analytical approach to wrestling business and economics. He is the founder of Wrestlenomics, a platform that provides in-depth analysis and insights into the wrestling industry, particularly focusing on financial aspects and viewership metrics. Thurston is recognized for his quarterly reports on AEW and WWE, offering valuable data and commentary that helps fans and industry professionals understand the business side of professional wrestling.
Brandon Thurston is a prominent figure in the wrestling industry, known for his analytical approach to wrestling business and economics. He is the founder of Wrestlenomics, a platform that provides in-depth analysis and insights into the wrestling industry, particularly focusing on financial aspects and viewership metrics. Thurston is recognized for his quarterly reports on AEW and WWE, offering valuable data and commentary that helps fans and industry professionals understand the business side of professional wrestling.
Andrew Zarian
Andrew Zarian is a prominent figure in the world of professional wrestling media, known for his insightful commentary and analysis. He is the host of Wrestling Observer Live, where he discusses the latest news and developments in wrestling and MMA. Zarian has built a reputation for his deep understanding of the wrestling industry, including its history, key figures, and current trends. He is also known for his appearances on various wrestling podcasts and shows, contributing to discussions about major events and storylines.
Andrew Zarian is a prominent figure in the world of professional wrestling media, known for his insightful commentary and analysis. He is the host of Wrestling Observer Live, where he discusses the latest news and developments in wrestling and MMA. Zarian has built a reputation for his deep understanding of the wrestling industry, including its history, key figures, and current trends. He is also known for his appearances on various wrestling podcasts and shows, contributing to discussions about major events and storylines.
Topics Discussed
Bigfoot
Dogman
Crawlers
Notdeer
WrestleMania
Paul Heyman
Seth Rollins
AAA Lucha
WWE
New Japan
John Cena
Cody Rhodes
Bayley
Minoru Suzuki
Butterbean
AEW business
Grand Slam Australia
Max simulcast era
Wrestlenomics
The Rock
WWE WrestleMania 41
AEW
Spring Break Thru
ROH title
Mariah May
CM Punk
Wrestlemania
Roman Reigns
contract signing
PPV rights
UFC
Netflix
Death Riders
Will Osprey
Rey Fenix
TNA departures
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Here's the recent few episodes on Wrestling Observer Figure Four Online.
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After Dark, Apr 23rd
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Bryan Alvarez
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Tex Wesson
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
BigfootDogmanCrawlersNotdeer
After Dark Radio with Bryan Alvarez and is back with special guest TEX WESSON to talk all manner of topics including Bigfoot, Dogman, and some new ones for Bryan, CRAWLERS and NOTDEER. A super fun show as always so check it out~! If you love this show, sign up through whatever platform you're listening on and get a new After Dark Radio every week, plus 84 different monthly pro-wrestling podcasts. Sign up today!
After Dark Radio with Bryan Alvarez and is back with special guest TEX WESSON to talk all manner of topics including Bigfoot, Dogman, and some new ones for Bryan, CRAWLERS and NOTDEER. A super fun show as always so check it out~! If you love this show, sign up through whatever platform you're listening on and get a new After Dark Radio every week, plus 84 different monthly pro-wrestling podcasts. Sign up today!
Andrew Zarian is back with another Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, talking all the latest in professional wrestling.
We are in the middle of WrestleMania weekend. With night two of WrestleMania getting ready to start, I break down night one, concluding with the big turn at the end with Paul Heyman aligning himself with Seth Rollins.
The other big story from yesterday was the acquisition of AAA Lucha by the WWE. I give my thoughts and talk about what we know as of now on this situation, what it means for smaller promotions, including New Japan and others.
I also preview night two of WrestleMania and give my thoughts on the main event between John Cena and Cody Rhodes, and why Bayley was pulled from her match.
Plus, highlights from some of the bigger independent shows, including Minoru Suzuki taking on Butterbean.
All this and more!
Andrew Zarian is back with another Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, talking all the latest in professional wrestling.
We are in the middle of WrestleMania weekend. With night two of WrestleMania getting ready to start, I break down night one, concluding with the big turn at the end with Paul Heyman aligning himself with Seth Rollins.
The other big story from yesterday was the acquisition of AAA Lucha by the WWE. I give my thoughts and talk about what we know as of now on this situation, what it means for smaller promotions, including New Japan and others.
I also preview night two of WrestleMania and give my thoughts on the main event between John Cena and Cody Rhodes, and why Bayley was pulled from her match.
Plus, highlights from some of the bigger independent shows, including Minoru Suzuki taking on Butterbean.
All this and more!
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Josh Nason's Punch-out, Apr 16th
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Josh Nason
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Brandon Thurston
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
AEW businessGrand Slam AustraliaMax simulcast eraWrestlenomics
On a brand new Josh Nason's Punch-Out, Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics returns for his quarterly visit to chat the previous quarter of AEW business.
From Grand Slam Australia to the Max simulcast era to everything in between, we got you covered with some unique insights.
Supporting documentation can be found at Wrestlenomics.com with a subscription
On a brand new Josh Nason's Punch-Out, Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics returns for his quarterly visit to chat the previous quarter of AEW business.
From Grand Slam Australia to the Max simulcast era to everything in between, we got you covered with some unique insights.
Supporting documentation can be found at Wrestlenomics.com with a subscription
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Wrestling Observer Live, Apr 13th
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Josh Nason
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
The RockWWE WrestleMania 41AEWSpring Break ThruROH titleMariah May
On a Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, Josh Nason fills in to question whether The Rock will return for WWE WrestleMania 41 week, your excitement level about the show, AEW's big push for Spring Break Thru, some complaining about a new ROH title, Mariah May making waves, and more.
On a Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, Josh Nason fills in to question whether The Rock will return for WWE WrestleMania 41 week, your excitement level about the show, AEW's big push for Spring Break Thru, some complaining about a new ROH title, Mariah May making waves, and more.
CM Punk's favor, AEW heads to Dynasty
Andrew Zarian is back with another episode of the Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, talking all the latest news in professional wrestling.
I start off this week talking about Friday Night SmackDown Live from London, as it had a lot of ramifications for Wrestlemania. Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, and CM Punk close the show with a contract signing. Paul Heyman tells CM Punk he has his WrestleMania main event, as the match will go on last one of the nights, however, Punk would reveal that was not the favor. I talk about what this means and speculate the many different ways this all plays out.
With the negotiation period for the PPV rights for UFC coming up in a couple of weeks, I talk about the possibility of Netflix or another streaming service getting those rights and pushing ESPN and other mainstream platforms out of live sports in the future.
I also ran down the card for next weekend's AEW Dynasty and the build from Saturday's Collision. I speculate on the end game for the Death Riders story and why the best ending for this will be Moxley retaining and eventually dropping to Will Osprey, possibly at All In.
Plus, Rey Fenix on Smackdown, TNA departures, and more!
Andrew Zarian is back with another episode of the Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, talking about all the latest news in professional wrestling.
I start off this week talking about Friday Night SmackDown Live from London, as it had a lot of ramifications for Wrestlemania. Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, and CM Punk close the show with a contract signing. Paul Heyman tells CM Punk he has his WrestleMania main event, as the match will go on last on one of the nights; however, Punk reveals that was not the favor. I talk about what this means and speculate on the many different ways this all plays out.
With the negotiation period for the PPV rights for UFC coming up in a couple of weeks, I talk about the possibility of Netflix or another streaming service getting those rights and pushing ESPN and other mainstream platforms out of live sports in the future.
Also I run down the card for next weekend's AEW Dynasty and the build from Saturday's Collision. I speculate on the endgame for the Death Riders story and why the best ending for this will be Moxley retaining and eventually dropping the title to Will Osprey, possibly at All In.
Plus, Rey Fenix on Smackdown, TNA departures, and more!
CM Punk's favor, AEW heads to Dynasty
Andrew Zarian is back with another episode of the Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, talking all the latest news in professional wrestling.
I start off this week talking about Friday Night SmackDown Live from London, as it had a lot of ramifications for Wrestlemania. Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, and CM Punk close the show with a contract signing. Paul Heyman tells CM Punk he has his WrestleMania main event, as the match will go on last one of the nights, however, Punk would reveal that was not the favor. I talk about what this means and speculate the many different ways this all plays out.
With the negotiation period for the PPV rights for UFC coming up in a couple of weeks, I talk about the possibility of Netflix or another streaming service getting those rights and pushing ESPN and other mainstream platforms out of live sports in the future.
I also ran down the card for next weekend's AEW Dynasty and the build from Saturday's Collision. I speculate on the end game for the Death Riders story and why the best ending for this will be Moxley retaining and eventually dropping to Will Osprey, possibly at All In.
Plus, Rey Fenix on Smackdown, TNA departures, and more!
Andrew Zarian is back with another episode of the Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, talking about all the latest news in professional wrestling.
I start off this week talking about Friday Night SmackDown Live from London, as it had a lot of ramifications for Wrestlemania. Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, and CM Punk close the show with a contract signing. Paul Heyman tells CM Punk he has his WrestleMania main event, as the match will go on last on one of the nights; however, Punk reveals that was not the favor. I talk about what this means and speculate on the many different ways this all plays out.
With the negotiation period for the PPV rights for UFC coming up in a couple of weeks, I talk about the possibility of Netflix or another streaming service getting those rights and pushing ESPN and other mainstream platforms out of live sports in the future.
Also I run down the card for next weekend's AEW Dynasty and the build from Saturday's Collision. I speculate on the endgame for the Death Riders story and why the best ending for this will be Moxley retaining and eventually dropping the title to Will Osprey, possibly at All In.
Plus, Rey Fenix on Smackdown, TNA departures, and more!
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