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This week on Wrestling Omakase it's time for our New Beginning in Osaka review! John is joined by longtime friend Bryan Quinlan (@IM_NOT_QUINLAN) to break down all the matches from New Japan's sellout Osaka Jo Hall event, as well as all the big news that broke during the show. They start at the very top of the card with what's sure to be a bit of a controversial Tetsuya Naito vs. KENTA main event, so tune in to hear their thoughts on it. They work their way down from there with thoughts on the wild Suzuki-Moxley brawl, the crazy Hiromu-Lee mile-a-minute match, a SANADA-White match that's also sure to divide people, all the undercard tags, the junior tag title match and more. They also break down the big news of NJPW's return to Madison Square Garden in August, their move to primetime television in Japan for World Pro Wrestling and more. Finally they wrap things up with a brief look ahead to NJPW's next tours as well as a look back at this past week's Korakuen Hall events. It's all things New Japan, this week!
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With WWE apparently ready to sell the broadcast rights to its pay-per-view events to a major streaming service, Brandon Thurston discusses possible buyers and options for how the PPVs might be offered. Plus, many interesting notes we learned from WWE's 2019 annual report. Finally, what does an increased reliance on revenue from business partners -- and a decreased reliance on revenue directly from consumers -- mean for wrestling fans?
We bounce around Q4 talk and the future of WWE's streaming, go a bit into NWA and AEW angles. Why does WWE give a big introduction to people who are going to lose? Jeff is looking forward to the XFL, and Mr. Chesterton won't shut up.
Welcome to Episode 58 of Everything Elite! This week, AB, Nate and Mike are back to talk all about All Elite Wrestling and the Elite Extended Universe. The guys lead off the show talking about the big MJF/Cody Ten Lashes segment, and then play ELITE OR DELETE with Dynamite: Huntsville, AL, talk about ratings, AEW’s first outside goods deal in action figures, the end of the Nightmare Collective? and end it talking about a very weird moment from Chris Jericho’s podcast that involves contract tampering.
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Another huge edition of the Voices of Wrestling Flagship podcast talking big changes coming to WWE Network, WWE's Q4 earnings call, reviews of both New Beginning in Sapporo shows, a preview of New Beginning in Osaka, our thoughts on the Cody 10 lashes angle, AEW booking changes & the announcement of Minoru Suzuki vs. Orange Cassidy for WrestleMania weekend.
WWE CEO Vince McMahon told investors today there may be a "transformative" change coming to WWE business. Just one week after announcing the exit of co-presidents George Barrios and Michelle Wilson, it was revealed pay-per-view events may be moving off the WWE Network and onto a major streaming service.
Garrett and Liam are back to talk all about the penultimate episode of NXT before Takeover: Portland (plus why Portland is the MEL of cities) featuring a Charlotte Flair appearance plus AEW: Dynamite featuring the highly promoted 10 lashes of Cody. Also a long discussion about how everybody in WWE is really old and Undisputed Era is sorta a boomer stable.
You know the combination? On this episode of Music of the Mat, Andrew and Damon McDonald (Super J-Cast) delve into the theme history of Gedo and Jado! The World Class Tag Team have had one of the longest partnerships in wrestling history, stretching across decades and multiple promotions including New Japan, FMW, WAR, and W*ING. Andrew and Damon discuss the team's longevity, importance to New Japan, and of course their theme songs. Listen in and make sure you watch out for Jado and that DAMN KENDO STICK! HEY, WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU?!
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This week's Super J-Cast we review both nights of this year's NJPW New Beginning shows in Sapporo. Joel and Damon cover each show with match results, news and analysis covering both shows from all angles. We also discuss the US New Beginning tour and the struggle with the US shows, Ibushi's illness, Will Ospreay picking up where he left off in 2019, and answer a few of your questions.
This week on Wrestling Omakase it's finally time to head back to New Japan land! John is joined by returning guests and VOW contributors Chris Samsa (TheChrisSamsa) and Thomas Fischbeck (@rasslinratings) to break down the two big New Beginning in Sapporo shows in detail, as they go match-by-match on both cards. Hear praise for a number of the undercard matches (except one in particular that gets ripped by pretty much everyone; you'll have to listen to find out which one) and then some strong opinions on the major matches of both shows: EVIL-Ishii, Shingo-Goto, ZSJ-Ospreay and Okada-Taichi. We then do a brief preview of the upcoming New Beginning shows from Korakuen Hall and Osaka and speculate on what could be coming later in the year in NJPW as well.
Once that's wrapped up we turn our attention to the big story from Japanese wrestling this past week: the sale of Pro Wrestling NOAH to DDT's parent company CyberAgent. Hear us give some thoughts on why the sale might have gone down and how Japanese wrestling is consolidating with the specter of NXT Japan looming large. We then briefly discuss NOAH's latest Korakuen show (and first airing on DDT Universe) from 1/30 and look ahead to their major shows in February as well, plus as a bonus we take a look at the Big Japan Strong Climb lineup that was recently announced. It's a jam-packed episode of Japanese wrestling, this week!
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