This week Matt & Vince are talking Vince Russo's Air BnB, SNME, RAW Vault (3/17/1997) and more!!! ALMOST SOLD OUT HALLOWEEN HAT! https://wewatchwrestlingpodcast.bigcartel.com WWW Shirts: http://prowrestlingtees.com/wewatchwrestling Become a Patron! Bonus audio! Join the Discord! https://www.patreon.com/wewatchwrestling...
Matt McCarthy offers a solo analysis of recent wrestling events, from WWE's creative challenges and the impact of multiple world titles to AEW's strong showing at WrestleDream. He dissects key matches like Moxley vs. Darby Allin and praises talent like Chris Statlander, while also reflecting on commentary styles, wrestler injuries, and the controversial Saudi Arabia shows.
Hosts Matt McCarthy and Vince Averill discuss recent New Japan Pro Wrestling matches, debate potential "match of the year" contenders, and express their mixed feelings about current WWE and AEW events, including talent injuries and new business ventures. The bulk of the episode focuses on detailed recaps of two 1997 Monday Night Raw episodes, covering the ECW invasion and a unique Berlin house show, highlighting classic moments and character developments from the Attitude Era. They also touch on fan nostalgia versus modern wrestling appreciation.
Matt McCarthy and Vince Averill dive into current wrestling happenings, from AEW's character-driven booking and the success of unique gimmicks like Nick Jackson's degenerate gambler and FTR with Stokely Hathaway, to critiques of WWE's repetitive match layouts and lack of intrigue in stipulations. They also share hilarious personal stories, pop culture reviews like "Crocodile Dundee," and discuss the bizarre world of AI-generated wrestling content. The hosts explore topics such as the future of Randy Orton, the stagnation of The Acclaimed, and the chaotic nature of online discourse.
Matt and Vince unpack the latest PWI 500 list, discussing surprising rankings, controversial criteria, and humorous entries, while also sharing a classic, chaotic bar brawl anecdote. The hosts then revisit the WWF Raw Vault from February 1997, dissecting Shawn Michaels' title forfeiture, Bret Hart's brief championship reign, and the eventual crowning of Psycho Sid, alongside early appearances of future stars.
This week Matt & Vince talk All Out, Palooza, GCW and more!!! HALLOWEEN HAT! https://wewatchwrestlingpodcast.bigcartel.com WWW Shirts: http://prowrestlingtees.com/wewatchwrestling Become a Patron! Bonus audio! Join the Discord! https://www.patreon.com/wewatchwrestling
This week Matt & Vince talk The Big Weekend, ESPN, RAW Vault (12/9/96 & 1/6/97) and more!!! WWW Shirts: http://prowrestlingtees.com/wewatchwrestling Become a Patron! Bonus audio! Join the Discord! https://www.patreon.com/wewatchwrestling
Matt & Vince talk Women's Wrestling, Wrestling Wars, Ring Exits and more!!! WWW Shirts: http://prowrestlingtees.com/wewatchwrestling Become a Patron! Bonus audio! Join the Discord! https://www.patreon.com/wewatchwrestling
Matt & Vince talk Paris, ECW Arena, AJ Lee, RAW Vault (11/16 & 11/25/96) and more!!! WWW Shirts: http://prowrestlingtees.com/wewatchwrestling Become a Patron! Bonus audio! Join the Discord! https://www.patreon.com/wewatchwrestling
The hosts delve into the latest wrestling news, covering a controversial incident involving Rampage Jackson's son and the legalities of in-ring violence. They discuss AEW's Forbidden Door pay-per-view, analyzing match finishes and general booking decisions, while also touching on NJPW legend Tanahashi's impending retirement match. A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to a detailed review of a 1996 WWE Raw episode from the
Hosts Matt and Vince celebrate 12 years of their podcast with a mobile recording session through various fast-food drive-thrus across Los Angeles. Amidst ordering breakfast items and navigating traffic, they delve into wide-ranging wrestling topics, including the G1 Climax results, upcoming AEW Forbidden Door matches, and controversial AI wrestler content. They also engage fast-food employees in a fun, recurring segment, asking them to name their favorite pro wrestlers.
In this solo episode, Matt McCarthy offers a sharp critique of Triple H's booking decisions, citing examples like Karrion Kross and past talent evaluations, alongside frustrations with perceived backstage politics affecting CM Punk and Bret Hart. He discusses WWE's confusing business moves with Brock Lesnar and ESPN, emphasizing that the art form of professional wrestling transcends corporate entities. The episode also delves into the historical value of wrestling magazines and celebrates current AEW and NJPW talents like Kyle Fletcher and Brodito.
Matt and Vince kick off with a deep dive into the recent Brock Lesnar controversy and WWE's history of questionable talent decisions, including a critique of SummerSlam's structure and celebrity guests. Matt shares a personal anecdote about his parents' big move and decluttering. The episode transitions into a detailed "Raw Vault" review of 1996 episodes on Netflix, analyzing classic booking, controversial storylines, and character work. Finally, they discuss current AEW highlights and favorite wrestlers, contrasting booking styles between companies.
Hosts Matt and Vince discuss the recent passing of Hulk Hogan, dissecting his controversial legacy, impact on wrestling, and media portrayal. They also provide a comprehensive preview of the upcoming SummerSlam 2025 event, breaking down key matches and potential storylines across its two nights. The conversation is peppered with humorous personal stories and reflections on wrestling history.
This week Matt and Vince celebrate their Rey Mysterio milestone issue discussing G1 Climax, Roman Reigns, RAW Vault (5/13 & 6/3/1996) and more!!! NEW limited Anniversary Shirts: https://wewatchwrestlingpodcast.bigcartel.com Become a Patron! Bonus audio! Join the Discord! https://www.patreon.com/wewatchwrestling
Matt and Vince delve into their All In Texas weekend, highlighting the chaotic Starrcast experience, including photo op fiascos and celebrity no-shows. They discuss the GCW show, controversial gimmicks, and the unexpected quality of AEW's All In matches, alongside the ongoing debate around Seth Rollins' injury and the state of WWE and AEW. The episode also features personal anecdotes like a bizarre Waffle House incident and a captivating story about stolen El Santo masks.
Matt and Vince discuss attending AEW Dynamite 300 and Collision 100, reviewing key matches like Okada/Ibushi and FTR/Outrunners while debating Ibushi's post-match behavior and comparing him to Teddy Hart. They analyze booking decisions, including the Ospreay/Swerve stipulation and the portrayal of the Young Bucks' EVP roles, touch on controversies like the All In name claim, and share personal stories about mail issues and watching movies with family. The episode previews a busy wrestling weekend in Houston and discusses Goldberg vs. Gunther, recent Raw segments, and ends with favorite wrestler picks including an update on Kenny Omega's health.
The hosts delve into WWE's production choices, Netflix streaming issues, and the ongoing CM Punk saga, including his Saudi Arabia comments and the recent angle with John Cena. They analyze WWE's creative booking, contrasting successes like WrestleMania 40's pivot with perceived overbooking. Shifting to AEW, they discuss the All In build, critique roster decisions, and evaluate wrestler performances. The episode also features reflections on WWE history from the Divas era to a detailed review of two classic Raw episodes from the 1996 Vault, touching on debuts like Mankind and Mark Mero.
This episode discusses the latest wrestling news, including WWE's upcoming Saudi Arabia show amid geopolitical tensions and reactions to John Cena's recent promo. The hosts highly praise AEW's Arena Mexico event, highlighting Hangman Page's impactful Spanish promo and the overall atmosphere. They critique Goldberg's controversial return and debate Hulk Hogan's divisive legacy, contrasting him with Steve Austin's successful retirement. The conversation also touches on AEW booking, unpredictable talent like Kota Ibushi, reliable performers like Trent Beretta, unique promotions, and the challenges of keeping up with wrestling content.
Matt and Vince dive into the latest wrestling news, from the surprising announcement of Goldberg potentially facing Gunther opposite AEW's All In and WWE's seemingly antiquated counter-programming strategy, to mocking the legal arguments in the Jon Moxley lawsuit. They also discuss recent injuries in the AEW women's division, Asuka's return and frustrations with WWE booking, preview Grand Slam Mexico and the New Japan G1 Climax tournament, and share thoughts on the current indie wrestling scene.
This week, Matt and Vince dive into the latest wrestling news, including CM Punk's potential Saudi Arabia match and the hypocrisy surrounding it. They discuss Mariah May's move to NXT, review recent AEW and WWE shows like Worlds Collide and Money in the Bank, and analyze the dynamics of R-Truth's unexpected return and WWE press conferences. The hosts also explore various random wrestling topics, from Jon Moxley's lost belt to Ric Flair's tweets, and take a deep dive into the Raw Vault, reviewing episodes from January 1996.
Matt McCarthy hosts solo, discussing recent wrestling news and opinions. Topics include analyzing classic promos from Austin, Flair, and Cactus Jack, debating recent WWE releases like R-Truth and Sarah Logan, previewing upcoming AEW Fyter Fest, WWE Worlds Collide, and Money in the Bank events, speculating on Mariah May's future, and reflecting on wrestling eras and personalities like Ric Flair and Kenny Omega, plus a humorous travel story.
This week Matt & Vince talk wrestling and more!!! Shirts! https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/wewatchwrestling Merch! https://wewatchwrestlingpodcast.bigcartel.com Become a Patron! Bonus audio! Join the Discord! https://www.patreon.com/wewatchwrestling
This week, Matt and Vince dive into recent wrestling events, highlighting the Steve Mongo McMichael tribute and Ric Flair's memorable promo. They preview upcoming shows, discussing the AEW Double or Nothing card, the intriguing R-Truth vs. John Cena dynamic, and the news of Darby Allin's successful Mount Everest climb. The hosts also share travel anecdotes, discuss dealing with wrestling skeptics, and explore interesting finds in old wrestling media archives.
RIP Sabu
Matt and Vince reflect on the passing of Sabu, sharing memories and discussing his impact on wrestling. They also review NJPW Resurgence and RAW Vault episodes, while examining current wrestling trends and AEW's venue choices.
Matt and Vince discuss WWE shirts, recent releases, and GCW, diving deep into the Netflix RAW Vault homework with episodes from 1995. They analyze wrestler appearances, dissect booking decisions, and explore fan perceptions, questioning WWE's creative direction. The episode blends critical analysis with personal anecdotes, offering sharp commentary on the current wrestling landscape.
Matt and Vince discuss Mania weekend stories, Gunther's next match, FTR's heel turn, and reflect on Chris Candido's career. They delve into AI voice theft, scam call concerns, and backstage segments in wrestling. They also share personal anecdotes, discuss upcoming shows, and analyze the current state of various wrestling promotions and talent.
Matt and Vince recap their extensive WrestleMania 41 weekend, discussing various wrestling shows, WrestleCon experiences, autograph signings, and standout matches. They critique performances, crowd reactions, and the overall wrestling landscape, offering insights and humorous anecdotes. Plus, they share memorable encounters with wrestlers and address fan behavior.
Matt and Vince preview WrestleMania week, discussing various wrestling shows, events, and their personal plans. They delve into specific match-ups, wrestler appearances, and unique experiences surrounding Mania, offering insights and opinions on the overall wrestling landscape during this major event. They also talk about wrestler retirements and personal stories.
