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F4W European correspondent Markus Gronemann catches up with RevPro's Andy Quildan on where the company is at, their relationships with AEW, CMLL and NJPW, and detailed insight into their past conversations with WWE.

Andrew Zarian is back with the latest episode of Wrestling Observer Live, the Sunday edition! Despite being under the weather, Andrew breaks down all the latest news in the world of professional wrestling.

WWE Bash in Berlin took place on Saturday, where Gunther retained his title in his adopted home country. Andrew breaks down the entire card, including that match, and thoughts on the rest of the show, including CM Punk and Drew McIntyre's Four Corner strap match, which turned out better than expected.

He also talked about comments made over the weekend by Randy Orton, where he was candid about talent being taken care of better in this new regime of WWE management.

Andrew also discussed the post-show press conference where Cody was asked about The Vince McMahon docuseries on Netflix and the Janelle Grant case, which he did a pretty good job of answering without answering anything.

Plus, a preview of AEW All Out next weekend and thoughts on Jon Moxley's new character change and faction.

All this and more!

On a (finally) brand-new Josh Nason's Punch-Out, Josh makes his return with Wrestlenomics' Brandon Thurston to talk about the second quarter of AEW's business and how that affects what is happening in the current day...like with this impending TV rights announcement.

Hear Tony Khan's comments to the media ahead of Sunday's AEW All In including an update on Ricky Starks, airing Dynamite live in the UK, and more.

Andrew Zarian is back with another Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, discussing all the latest news from the world of professional wrestling!

Andrew begins by reviewing SmackDown from this past Friday, where Roman Reigns returned to confront Solo Sikoa and reclaim the title of Tribal Chief. He analyzes why the payoff match might be between Jacob Fatu and Roman rather than Solo.

He also discusses AEW Collision from Saturday Night, highlighting Jack Perry's new TNT title belt and Dustin Rhodes' championship victory on the ROH brand.

Additionally, he outlines the lineup for Wednesday's Dynamite in Cardiff, Wales, and provides an overview of the full All In card for next Sunday.

Plus, Andrew shares his thoughts on the passing of Afa Anoi, the crowning of a new G1 Champion, AEW's plans for more stadium shows, and much more!

Andrew Zarian is back with another Wrestling Observer Live!

Andrew Zarian is back with another Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, discussing all things professional wrestling.

SummerSlam took place Saturday night, and Andrew breaks down the card. This includes what appears to be the dismantling of Judgment Day as we know it, as both Finn Balor and Dominik Mysterio cost Damian Priest and Rhea Ripley their matches, respectively.

Andrew also had a lot to say about the CM Punk vs McIntyre match and the use of a friendship bracelet as the main story of this match.

Plus, we got the return of Roman Reigns at the end of the night to cost Solo Sikoa the match against Cody Rhodes. Also, LA Knight, Nia Jax, Bron Breakker, and Gunther were all crowned new champions.

He also gives his thoughts on the meeting that took place last week between Tony Khan and Shane McMahon and whether it means anything at all.

Additionally, Britt Baker's suspension, Monday Night Raw's new announce team, and more are discussed.

Andrew Zarian is back with another Sunday Edition of Wrestling Observer Live, talking about all the latest stories in professional wrestling.

Andrew reviews this week's Friday Night SmackDown, highlighting the latest from the Bloodline storyline, including the possibility of Roman Reigns returning at SummerSlam. He also runs through the SummerSlam card, giving his thoughts on which matches will be the best.

AEW had a big slate of shows this week, including Blood and Guts, ROH Final Battle, Collision, and Battle of the Belts. Andrew runs through all the shows, discussing what he liked and what he didn't care for.

Plus, the latest on AEW media rights, the Build to All-In, and the possibility of WrestleMania in London.

All this and more!

On the Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, Andrew Zarian returns to talk all about The Bloodline's latest moves, AEW's new-look for Collision and plenty more.

A New Look for Collision and The Bloodline Dominance Continues!

Andrew Zarian is back from vacation with the latest episode of Wrestling Observer Live, Sunday edition, discussing all the latest in professional wrestling.

On this week's SmackDown, the storyline continues with Bloodline 2.0 leading up to Solo Sikoa's match with Cody Rhodes at SummerSlam. Andrew analyzes the direction of the story and speculates when Roman Reigns will re-enter the program.

Andrew also discusses this week's AEW Dynamite featuring the one-hour match between Will Ospreay and MJF. The discourse surrounding this match was polarizing, with as much praise as it received, many couldn't comprehend an hour-long TV match. However, Andrew argues why a different format can be beneficial.

Additionally, he provides a breakdown of AEW Collision, including the injury of Skye Blue and the Patriarchy becoming Trios Champs. He also discusses the new residency location and how it looked on television.

Plus, he covers TNA Slammiversary, Josh Barnett's Bloodsport featuring WWE Talent, and more!