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On a new JNPO, ESPN's Arda Ocal drops by to talk about his past in WWE as Kyle Edwards, the days of both Aftermath and Right After RAW with Renee Paquette, and plenty more from a lifelong wrestling fan with roots in the Canadian indies.

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

This week, Andrew discusses the debut of Adam Copeland in AEW at last weekend's WrestleDream and the pending rumor that CM Punk is reportedly negotiating with WWE for a return.

Saturday night, WWE ran their Fastlane PLE. Andrew runs down the card and talks about the best matches, but most notably was Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso winning the Tag Team titles from Judgment Day and an excellent last-man-standing match where Shinsuke Nakamura looks to be back to form.

Also, AEW Collision saw a random title change as FTR dropped the titles to Big Bill and Ricky Starks in the opening match. Was this the plan or did something change?

Plus, the Tuesday Night Wars are back as NXT stacks their show to go head-to-head with AEW Dynamite, which is airing on Tuesday due to the baseball playoffs.

All this and more!

Andrew Zarian is back with another episode of Wrestling Observer live Sunday edition.

He talks about the latest news from this past week and breaks down the best from all the shows, including Saturday night's AEW Collision show that went head-to-head with NXT No Mercy.

He discusses both shows and highlights breakout stars on both. He also talks about AEW WrestleDream, including what Tony Khan meant when he mentioned a 'New Era'. He breaks down a very stacked card and wonders what match will steal the show!

Plus, Jade Cargill to WWE, Tony Khan's Media call, and more!

Shawn Michaels spoke to the media ahead of NXT No Mercy, discussing CM Punk, Jade Cargill, Gable Steveson and more.

AEW head Tony Khan speaks to the media about Sunday's AEW WrestleDream, Adam Cole, Jade Cargill, his recent end of an era comments, and more.

Andrew Zarian is back with another Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, talking about the latest news in professional wrestling!

WWE announced a new TV deal for SmackDown, moving it to the USA Network starting in October 2024. Andrew discusses what this means for other products like Raw and NXT, including the possibility of streaming services like Amazon getting involved.

Additionally, WWE made significant roster cuts this week, including the likes of Matt Riddle, Dolph Ziggler, and others! What could be next for these wrestlers?

Andrew also gives his thoughts on his live experience at AEW Grand Slam this past Wednesday. He breaks down how the show felt like a reset, highlighting new wrestlers and moving on to fresh storylines.

Plus, an AEW Collision review, and more!

Andrew Zarian is back with another Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, talking about the top stories in professional wrestling!

The big story this week is The Rock's return to Friday Night SmackDown and his appearance on the Pat McAfee show, where he revealed that he was supposed to headline WrestleMania 39 with Roman Reigns. Andrew discusses all this and the possibility that we might finally get this match at WrestleMania 40 in Philadelphia.

Andrew also follows up on his report from the Mat Men Podcast on the likelihood that AEW will be streaming on MAX soon with an expanded pay-per-view schedule.

Plus, thoughts on AEW Collision and a preview of this week's Grand Slam show taking place on Dynamite and Rampage.

All this and more!

Andrew Zarian is back with another Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live, talking all the latest in professional wrestling!

In the wake of CM Punk's departure, AEW has started to change things up with new programs featuring different characters. What does WBD think about these changes, and when will we see AEW on Max?

Andrew also breaks down this week's Collision episode, including Jade Cargill's return, Lucha Libre being featured, and an interesting Bryan Danielson promo that hinted at a possible retirement sometime next year.

Plus, thoughts on Friday night's SmackDown, including the setup of a dream Joshi match, and is AJ Styles next for Roman Reigns?

All this and more!

Andrew Zarian is back with another Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer live, talking all the latest wrestling news.

On Saturday afternoon, AEW announced they had terminated CM Punk's contract with cause. Andrew discusses why this happened, how Tony Khan and the company handled it, and what it means for the future of AEW.

WWE Payback was on Saturday night, and Andrew breaks down the card and talks about some of the highlights from the show, including the disappointing main event between Seth Rollins and Shinsuke Nakamura.

He also discusses AEW Collision from Saturday and previews tonight's All Out card. He talks about how important it is for AEW to have a great show tonight to move past the CM Punk drama and build momentum for the future.

All this and more!

On a special weekend edition of JNPO, F4W Online columnist Mike DellaCamera makes his show debut to preview Sunday's AEW All Out and to relive our favorite and least favorite moments from AEW All Out.