In this week's installment of the 100 darkest moments in pop culture history, host Karl Stern takes a look back at the March 20, 1991 death of classic rock legend Eric Clapton's four year old son, who died from falling out a high rise window in New York. From this tragedy, Eric Clapton penned one of his most famous and award winning songs: Tears in Heaven.
Hey there! It's an earlier Friday night post stream! I will be here to talk about WWE Smackdown and also go over my event experience from what I was able to watch on AEW Rampage! Tune in for a good time and some wrestling conversation!
WWE announces they're up for sale, Stephanie resigns, a sale is reported and then walked back. Yeah, a crazy week. We'll discuss that as well as FTR's future. Thanks for listening and have a great weekend~!
Garrett Gonzales and John LaRocca are back on The Fight Game Podcast to talk about the latest in the Vince McMahon & WWE saga before looking at the New Japan Pro Wrestling card coming to San Jose next month featuring Mercedes Mone. Then, they review a really good AEW Dynamite.
Tune into Speak Now Pro Wrestling as on-camera personality Denise Salcedo recaps her live event experience at the highly anticipated episode of AEW Dynamite in Los Angeles!
Garrett Gonzales and Andrew Zarian are back to talk about the wild Vince McMahon story. They also talk about Jay White and preview AEW Dynamite from LA.
Rick Martel graces the cover of the January 1984 issue of Pro Wrestling Illustrated Magazine. Wrestling historian Karl Stern takes a look back at the issue in this retro magazine review. Also inside the magazine: Ted DiBiase, The Freebirds verses The Von Erichs feud from World Class, Don Muraco, and Larry Zbyszko are discussed. NWA World heavyweight champion Harley Race is featured as the centerfold. Pro wrestling history fun!
In the final part of the Wrestling Observer Best of 2022 series, hear the top 17 moments of the last year that includes WOR, Bryan and Vinny, WOL and other shows.
Enjoy this free edition of WOR from January 2023 featuring Mike Tenay talking about the passing of the late Don West and memories from their days in TNA.