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Andrew Zarian and Garrett Gonzales are back after a one-week hiatus and come back to craziness in the pro wrestling world.

A very famous era for pro wrestling at Madison Square Garden is the focus of today's show. The 19-teens would see the death of the unbeaten World heavyweight champion Frank Gotch and the split of the world championship into various factions. Among them is Joe Stecher who has his match with the famous Masked Marvel. Ed "Strangler" Lewis becomes more prominent in our story. Plus, John Olin, the Zbyszko's, and more discussed on today's show.

Pacific Rim Pro Wrestling Podcast is back! Fumi Saito was at the Yokohama Arena in person to witness Stardom All-Star Grand Queendom, the biggest show in Stardom history. Fumi and Jim Valley run down the matches, the outcomes and some of the factors that lead to those outcomes. Was Rossy Ogawa happy with the show? Plus, what might the future hold for Stardom and Mercedes Mone. You might be surprised at Fumi's answer. Lots of insight that you won't get anywhere else. Check it out.

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

More details came out this week regarding CM Punk's return to AEW and the pending second television show. We now know that it is likely taking place at The United Center on June 17th and could be the date of the new show. It is also presumed that Punk will be largely featured on that show.

Andrew also answers his producer's question about why AEW needs CM Punk and why it is so hard to make new stars.

He also runs through SmackDown and discusses why Solo Sikoa might just be the next big star they need in WWE. Also, a preview of Backlash and the random addition of Seth Rollins vs. Omos.

Plus, Stardom All-Star Grand Queendom results, Mercedes Mone` sticking around Japan for a while, thoughts on Rampage, and More!

Look, ok, Mel Gibson is a very good actor. I like numerous Mel Gibson movies. He is certainly famous: Mad Max, Lethal Weapon, Braveheart, Passion of the Christ, and on and on it goes. But there have been enough maniacally outburst to wonder what exactly is going on inside Mel Gibson's head. Apparently, he really hates Jews (and others) and has expressed this in the most vile of terms.

John LaRocca and Garrett Gonzales are back to talk about CM Punk, Four Pillars being mostly One Pillar, and then recap AEW Dynamite.

Andrew and Rich are back with another episode of Mat Men Podcast, discussing all the latest in professional wrestling.

We have more on the potential return of CM Punk to AEW and the new TV show. Andrew discusses what he heard this week regarding the new show and possibly starting at the United Center in Chicago.

Also, there has been some talk that Warner Media would be interested in some WWE programming. The guys talk about if that would be a fit or not.

They also discuss why Roman Reigns having a 1000-day title reign is significant to the WWE when it comes to modernizing the record books.

Plus, WWE and AEW TV reviews, Mercedes Mone's Japan run, Goldberg's last run, your questions, and more!

On a new Josh Nason's Punch-Out, Josh is joined by GCW standout Cole Radrick.

The two talk about his GCW run, working around the world for the first time this past year, not being known as simply a deathmatch wrestler, and more.

The Pacific Rim Pro Wrestling Podcast is back. Fumi Saito and Jim Valley catch up on the year end of 2022, the beginning of 2023 and the year to come. Wrestle Kingdom 17, Mercedes Mon, Stardom, Kenny Omega, Will Ospreay, The Great Muta's last matches, what he has meant to Pro Wrestling NOAH and the mystery surrounding Mutoh's (not Muta's) last opponent. Plus, Fumi remembers Johnny Powers and his very important connection to Antonio Inoki and New Japan Pro Wrestling.

Andrew Zarian is back with another episode of Wrestling Observer Live Sunday edition!

Dave Meltzer joins Andrew as they discuss the latest in a possible sale of the WWE, Stephanie McMahon's resignation, and who will likely be a potential buyer for the WWE.

Also, Andrew and Dave discuss Francis Ngannou being stripped of the UFC title because contract negotiations failed. What's next for him could he be lining himself up for a big boxing match with Tyson Fury?

Plus, AEW Rampage had a very bloody main event, on Dynamite MJF cut promos on everybody, and will Mercedes Mone show up in AEW at some point?