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Wrestling Observer Live with Bryan Alvarez and special guest host Lance Storm is back today with tons to talk about including Impact getting a new television deal, RAW and Smackdown and NXT, the Royal Rumble, tons of calls and texts and so much more. A fun show as always so check it out~! This download is FREE so please spread the word to your wrestling friends. And Wrestling Observer Live airs FREE DAILY at 3 ET/12 PT on the Sports Byline USA Broadcasting Network on over 200 affiliates, plus online at wrestlingobserver.com and through TuneIn Radio searching SPORTS BYLINE USA. Listen free daily and sign up for MORE exclusive members-only shows and over 8,000 archived programs. The best wrestling audio content on Earth, don't miss out!

On a new Josh Nason's Punch-Out, Josh talks with 'Nitro' author Guy Evans about his well-received first book investigating the creation of Nitro, the rise of WCW, and the eventual fall as told by more than 120 Turner employees.

If you've read the book or are thinking about it, you will love this show.

On a new Josh Nason's Punch-Out, we go inside the world of indie wrestling with Limitless Wrestling owner Randy Carver.

We talk about how to start a promotion, how to mix top national talent with local talent without breaking the bank, learning from mistakes, and an argument for why intergender wrestling belongs.

If you're into understanding the business of indie wrestling, this show is for you. If not, this show is still for you.

Wrestling Observer Live with Bryan Alvarez and Mike Sempervive is back today with tons to talk about including Smackdown ratings, more on WWE's claim that writing RAW is difficult, a look at the actual income generators in WWE outside of TV and how they're doing, our weekly chat with Dave Meltzer, and tons more. A packed show as always so check it out~!

On a new Josh Nason's Punch Out, we begin our look back at the MMA year that was.

Joining me to discuss January, February and March is the king of Winnipeg himself, Paul Fontaine.

From Stipe-Ngannou to Ortega-Edgar to everything in between, we go deep in the first three months of the MMA calendar.

90 minutes is ready for you...now.

On a new Josh Nason's Punch Out, MMA trainer and manager Tyson Chartier discusses how he got into the game, his stable of seven UFC fighters and others fighting to get there, his team's magical night at UFC 220, what he has said to aging fighters looking to get one more chance, and more.

If you have ever wondered a bit more about the fighter management game, you'll like this show.

JNPO 114 is here.

On a new Josh Nason's Punch-Out, learn about the new book 'Before A Fall: A History of PRIDE Fighting Championships' as Josh talks to author Lee Daly.

We also hit on Chuck vs. Tito III, UFC's return to China, and UFC Argentina.

Happy Thanksgiving and remember, don't drink and drive.

On a new Josh Nason's Punch-Out, Bleacher Report senior writer and multiple book author Jonathan Snowden (Total MMA, MMA Encyclopedia, Shooters) drops in to talk about his upcoming Ken Shamrock biography, the state of MMA and MMA media, and plenty more.

On a new Josh Nason's Punch-Out, we welcome back Josh Gross to the proceedings to discuss Floyd Mayweather and RIZIN, key talking points from UFC 230, and a dash of a preview for UFC's 25th anniversary show.

On a new JNPO, old friend Spencer Kyte of The Sporting News and UFC.com drops by to discuss UFC's upcoming show at MSG, all that was UFC Moncton, and the recent UFC-ONE trade involving Demetrious Johnson and Ben Askren.