Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Post-shows

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by PWTorch columnist Greg Parks to discuss Smackdown which included final hype for Extreme Rules. They begin with some comments about how "lite" and "amusing" the tone of the show was without a sense of gravity that what was happening on Sunday had important ramifications. The first half of the show features live callers commenting on Smackdown and then the next segment features the Mailbag. Greg also comments on his three most recent columns and updates whether anything has changed regarding his viewpoints on New Japan in the U.S., Summerslam WWE Title and Universal Title scenarios, and whether GLOW season one seemed built around there being a second season or it was self-contained and thus season two felt like it was a whole new idea. Plus Greg gives his predictions on every Extreme Rules match.

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by cohost Travis Bryant of the PWTorch East Coast Cast to discuss Monday Night Raw including the Roman Reigns-Bobby Lashley pull-apart brawl, the lack of Brock Lesnar references, the Sasha Banks-Bayley counseling sessions week two, Coach's dig at Jim Ross's rib injury, and more. They also take live calls and answer mailbag questions and speak in-depth to an on-site correspondent in Boston.

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by PWTorch senior columnist Bruce Mitchell to discuss Smackdown which included Daniel Bryan bringing up his rocky past with Kane, the next step in the Rusev-A.J. Styles build, James Ellsworth vs. Asuka in an inter-gender match, and more including theories on why Smackdown is better than Raw. The show features live callers, mailbag, and an on-site correspondent detailing what happened off-air in Omaha.

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by cohost Matt Koon to discuss Monday Night Raw including Braun Strowman-Kevin Owens port-a-potty angle, Roman Reign's lack of likability being a potential heel turn in progress, Drew McIntyre's upside and lack of acknowledgment of his NXT stint, and more. They are joined by an on-site correspondent from Sioux Falls, S.D., they talk with live callers, and they answer mailbag questions and read listener rants about Raw.

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by Jason Australia to break down Smackdown including Team Hell No reuniting, Jeff Hardy vs. Eric Young, James Ellsworth-Paige, Rusev's heel promo, and more. The show features live callers, mailbag, and an on-site correspondent detailing what happened off-air.

 

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by cohost Cameron Hawkins to discuss Monday Night Raw including the Dolph Ziggler vs. Seth Rollins epic main event, Bayley attacking Sasha Banks and how the crowd reacted, and much more with live callers, an on-site correspondent from San Diego, and mailbag questions.

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by Travis Bryant of the East Coast Cast to break down Smackdown including Rusev's surprise big win in the main event. They take a lot of calls on a range of topics including Carmella being like early Shawn Michaels, Big Cass's release, Jeff Hardy's promo, Becky Lynch, a Vince Cam, Sanity, Daniel Bryan-Bludgeon Brothers, and more.

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by cohost Rich Fann from the PWTorch Livecast "SaturdayDeep Dive" as they break down WWE's follow up to Money in the Bank with live callers, an on-site correspondent, and emails. They talk about Seth Rollins losing the IC Title, Ronda Rousey's suspension, Sasha Banks and Bayley, Coach's latest blunders, and more.

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by Matt Koon of the "Why It Ended" pro wrestling podcast to break down Smackdown. They evaluate the final Money in the Bank hype with live callers, emails, and an on-site correspondent from Memphis, then close with a full PPV line-up preview. Topics include WWE's sloppiness when it comes to attention to detail on how they execute certain segments, whether the three first-ever noteworthy match-ups paid off, and more.

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by cohost Zack Heydorn as they break down WWE's final MITB hype including live callers, an on-site correspondent from Little Rock, and mailbag including topics on Braun Strowman, Roman Reigns, Ronda Rousey, the What chant, repetitive big spots, confounding announcing, Bobby Lashley-Sami Zayn, and more. They also discuss C.M. Punk, with Heydorn's analyses from being in the arena on Saturdaynight. Was Punk delusional? Should he be applauded for his heart? Did he prove anyone wrong or everyone right? What's next for him?