Wrestling Observer Live, Sep 22nd

Andrew Zarian is back with another Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, talking all the latest news in professional wrestling! AEW WrestleDream PPV was Saturday night and the big news coming out of the show was the end of Bryan Danielson's full-time career as he lost the AEW Championship to Jon Moxley. Andrew takes some time reminiscing about some of his fondest Memories from Danielson's career and when we might see him again. He also breaks down the rest of the WrestleDream card, Which might have been highlighted by Konosuke Takeshita winning the International Title over Richochet and Will Osprey. There were also noteworthy returns with both MJF and Adam Cole showing up. Plus, highlights from the media scrum including Don Callis' thoughts on Bryan Alvarez and AEW's new creative direction with the departure of Jimmy Jacobs. All this and more!

Hear AEW head Tony Khan speak ahead of this year's WrestleDream as he chats WBD, Daniel Garcia, Ring of Honor, and more.

Bad Blood Fallout, AEW TV deal & Wrestle Dream Andrew Zarian is back with another episode of Wrestling Observer Live's Sunday edition, discussing the latest news in professional wrestling. WWE Bad Blood took place on Saturday night and featured a Hell in a Cell match between CM Punk and Drew McIntyre. It appears that this feud is finally over. The show also featured the return of The Rock at the end, which will likely lead to the next chapter of the Bloodline storyline. Andrew breaks down these stories and the rest of the card. He also analyzes the latest on the WBD/AEW media rights deal, including what he heard leading up to the agreement being made official last week. Plus, there are previews of this week's AEW Dynamite and next Saturday's Wrestle Dream PPV, which could be Brian Danielson's last match for some time. All this and more!

Wrestling Observer Live with Bryan Alvarez and Mike Sempervive is back with tons to talk about including Dynamite's five-year anniversary tonight, the TV landscape starting in January, AEW on FOX potentially, why Bryan loved NXT on the CW, ratings for the show, and tons more. Plus, it's FREE! If you love it, it's one of 84 SHOWS we produced this month alone. Sign up at wrestlingobserver.com, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Youtube!

On the Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, Andrew Zarian talks about his experience at AEW Grand Slam and looks ahead to this weekend's WWE Bad Blood.

On the Sunday Wrestling Observer Live, Andrew Zarian recaps his experience at AEW Grand Slam in Queens, plus looks ahead to WWE Bad Blood next weekend.

Today on Wrestling Observer Live Andrew discusses AEW Grand Slam, the Vince McMahon Doc, and everything happening in the world of pro wrestling

Andrew Zarian is back with a brand-new Sunday Edition of Wrestling Observer Live, talking about all the latest in professional wrestling. Andrew follows up on the ongoing story about the TV rights deal between AEW and WBD, specifically developments from a report from Puck News that the agreement is supposed to be around $170 million. He also discusses this week's Friday Night SmackDown and the cinematic presentation between Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes on the football field at Georgia Tech. Will this become commonplace? AEW Collision took place Saturday night. Andrew breaks it down but wonders where all the star power is when it comes to Collision. He also previews this week's Grand Slam show, which he will be attending. All this and more!

Hear TKO president Mark Shapiro talk about their plans for WWE live events, ticket prices, the UFC negotiating window, and more.

Andrew Zarian is back with another episode of the Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, discussing the latest news in professional wrestling. AEW All Out took place Saturday night in Chicago. Andrew discusses the show and all the angles that came out of the show and the amped-up emphasis on violence throughout the show. Probably the most noteworthy news from the show was members of the Blackpool Combat Club breaking away from Bryan Danielson in a shocking turn after Danielson defended his title. Andrew suggests maybe they should bring in another member for this new group. He also breaks down the rest of the card, including the main event in which Hangman Page defeats Swerve Strickland in what might have been one of the most violent matches ever done in wrestling. Plus, the latest on the pending AEW/WBD deal and the pending timeline for an official announcement. All this and more!