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!

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Andrew Zarian is back with a fresh Sunday edition of Wrestling Observer Live discussing the latest in pro wrestling. 

Andrew breaks down WWE's King and Queen of the Ring that took place Saturday in Saudi Arabia.  Liv Morgan is the new World Women's Champion, he reacts to that and what is next for Becky Lynch. Also, Cody Rohdes retained by breaking out a move previously banned by WWE and we now have a new King and Queen of the Ring.

He also talks about the build to AEW Double or Nothing and the highlights from Dynamite and Collision before diving into the PPV itself. He explains why This could be a pivotal show that sets up the rest of the year. 

Plus, Tony Khan Media call highlights, a Two Night Summerslam, WWE announces a big main event for Scotland and more!

Wrestling Observer Live, May 26th

Hear AEW head Tony Khan speak to the media ahead of this Sunday's Double or Nothing pay-per-view.

Khan talks about Darby Allin, Mark Henry's contract, being an on-screen character and more.

Classic Audio, May 23rd

Andrew Zarian is back with another Wrestling Observer Live Sunday Edition, talking about the latest in Professional wrestling.

Andrew breaks down Friday Night SmackDown and the ongoing King and Queen of the Ring tournaments. He also previews next Saturday's King and Queen tournament in Saudi Arabia which shaping up to be a solid show. 

Additionally, AEW Double or Nothing takes place next Sunday in Las Vegas.  Andrew went through the current card and discussed the build coming out of Collision from Saturday night. 

Plus, the latest on AEW/WBD Media Rights negotiations, and more!

Wrestling Observer Live, May 19th

On a Mother's Day edition of Wrestling Observer Live, Andrew Zarian looks at the upcoming WWE King & Queen of the Ring lineup, what Bryan Danielson's final AEW match could be and tons more.

Wrestling Observer Live, May 12th

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

On Friday Night SmackDown, Solo Sikoa told Paul Heyman that he talked to Roman and that he's now in charge. But is it all a big lie? Andrew breaks down how this could lead to a civil war within the Bloodline and who will side with whom.

He also discusses the King and Queen of the Ring tournament and how wrestlers like IIjia Draganov and Carmelo Hayes are using it to get over on the main roster.

Andrew also breaks down AEW Collision from Saturday night and gives major props to the main event, which featured the AEW debut of Dynamite Kid Tommy Billington. He also talks about Bryan Danielson and the heavy-handed tease from Nigel McGinnis on commentary that leads to speculation that he'll come out of retirement to face Danielson at All IN in London.

Plus, Andrew shares his thoughts on New Japan Resurgence, wrestling media etiquette, and more!

Mat Men Pro Wrestling Podcast, Apr 23rd

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