Minoru Suzuki is reaching his thirtieth anniversary in the wrestling business, a business he has helped create, mould and secure. James Truepenny, Chelsea Spollen and Marcus Green talk about his career and legacy. From his humble beginnings as a NJPW rookie, jumping ship to go to UWF early in his career and his path through PWFG and Pancrase helping define the sport of MMA in Japan and finally his return to full time pro wrestling and the latest portion of his career.

it was the biggest all women's wrestling show in European history, it was the biggest step forward for women's wrestling this decade, and it was possible the best show any company has put on in the UK this year. James Truepenny, Alex Watt and Simon Heath were there to see it in person.

Pro Wrestling:EVE crossed the road and went held the biggest women's wrestling party they could with three out standing matches in the second half of the show that blew away all expectations; Kay Lee Ray vs Meiko Satomura in a Match of the Year contender, Aja Kong vs Viper in an emotional debut for Kong for the first time in the UK. Finally the EVE Championship was on the line as champion Sammii Jayne "The Main Event Empress" defended against the She-1 Winner and Ace of EVE Charlie Morgan.

James Truepenny is joined by Marcus Green of total Wrestling Magazine and Alex Watt to discuss Golden Week and NJPW's offering to the national celebration; Pro Wrestling Dontaku. Two shows that celebrated five years of Bullet Club and juxtaposed that against Kazuchika Okada's impervious reign.

The Golden Lovers took on Team Cody in the main events of night one; Kota Ibushi took on Cody in a rematch fro Wrestle Queendom and Hangman Page took on Kenny Omega. On night two Will Osperay defends the IWGP Junior Heavyweight title against perennial contender KUSHIDA. Finally Kazuchika Okada faces up to his long time rival Hiroshi Tanahashi to stake his claim as the greatest IWGP Champion of all time and defend it for 12 times in one reign and take the record held by Tanahashi.

It is a barn burner.

In the week that North and South Korea finally come together to talk peace after half a century of stand off, James and Si look at the depth of wrestling diplomacy that was Collision in Korea, the NJPW/WCW/AJW Co-Promotion that was unbelievably held in North Korea at a time when no one got into North Korea

"The Nature Boy" Ric Flair and Antonio Inoki have their first ever meeting in a match in the main event. Scott "Flash" Norton wrestles "The Destroyer" Shinya Hashimoto as the pair try and redefine what Strong Style was about before your very eyes. The Steiners reignite their feud with Kensuke Sasaki and Hiro Hase.

And of course Bull Nakano, Akia Hokuto, Manami Toyota and Mariko Yoshida steal the show.

James and Chelsea take a look at Impact Wrestling for the first time since the disaster that was Bound For Glory and see if they can move on from the truly atrocious to something actually worth the effort and to a great extent Impact succeed.

A tag title match featuring Eli Drake and Scott Steiner vs LAX, an X Division title match that is likely to be one for the ages with Matt Sydal and Petey Williams, and of course the Impact Wrestling title on the line as "The Belt Collector" Austin Aries defends against Fenix and Pentagon Junior.

James is joined by Marcus Green to celebrate 100 Truepenny Show Podcasts and to celebrate, the life, times and career of the late great Bruno Sammartino.

Marcus and James explore his career, place it in the long term context of the industry and pay thanks to one of the founding fathers of modern wrestling.

Last week was Wrestlemania week and there was a ton of wrestling in New Orleans, not just from the WWE Stable. James is joined by Alex Edwards to discuss how things went down in The Big Easy. Lucha Underground took on Impact Wrestling in a groundbreaking combined card, Ring of Honor produced their Supercard of Honor with another chapter in the break up of Bullet Club and there were some killer performances from around the indies.

The NJPW Title reign of Kazuchika Okada looked to be in jeopardy as Zack Sabre Jnr. plowed through the competition in the New Japan Cup. James is joined by Marcus Green of Total Wrestling Magazine to run down the Sakura Genesis. Alongside this highly anticipated main event, The Young Bucks were back in action against Chase Owens and Yujiro Takahashi as Bullet Club continues to fall apart. The NEVER Open weight Tag Titles were on the line as Guerillas of Destiny and Bad Luck Fale defended against Michael Elgin, Rysuke Taguchi and Togi Makabe. Ropongi 3K and Los Ignorables de Japon would attempt to unseat the current IWGP Jnr. Tag Champs in another three way bout and Will Osperay would defend his IWGP Junior Heavyweight title against career long nemesis "The Villian" Marty Scurll

New Japan took a long hop to the Long Beach Pyramid and had blast hooking up with their US Partners Axs TV, to cover a show headlined by a none title Tag Team match for the first time in forever. James is joined by Alex Watt to bring you all the coverage that matters. The Golden Lovers took on the Young Bucks in a battle for tag team legacy and the soul of Bullet Club. Jay White made his second defence of the US Heavyweight title against Adam "Hangman" Page, other intriguing matches included Taguchi Japan/LIJ clash that they will be talking about in Long Beach for Years and The Guerilla's of Destiny try and Put Cody & Marty Scurll back in the box from whence they came.

The New Japan Spring tradition, The New Japan Cup finished up last week with some stunning matches and a lot of surprises. Hiroshi Tanahashi was back from injury, Tetsuya Naito is on the comeback trail, the newly happy and settled and kinda in Bullet Club but kinda not Kota Ibushi, and some startling performances from Zack Sabre Jnr. James Truepenny is joined by Chelsea Spollen and Marcus Green to go match by match and also preview the Strong Style Evolved from Long Beach, California.