PWTorch Dailycast

This special PWTorch Livecast episode features a free sample of the "Talking Honor ROH Podcast" that is part of our PWTorch VIP Podcast line-up. This episode features hosts Lola Bradbury and Harley R. Pageot discussing the ROH 16th Anniversary PPV including the surprise appearance from Austin Aries, new tag team champions, and the uncomfortable moment between Kenny Omega and Brandi Rhodes. Send your emails for the hosts to talkinghonor@gmail.com.

PWTorch.com’s Mike McMahon and Andrew Soucek talk about this week's Impact Wrestling with callers. They lead the show with a discussion on Josh Mathews being revealed as Matt Sydal's spiritual advisor, and the idea that he'll stay on commentary as a heel. They also talk about Feast or Fired and break down the briefcase winners.

In this episode Harley R. Pageot, Justin James, and Tom Stoup discuss Pete Dunne vs. Adam Cole for the UK title, the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic, Aleister Black making short jokes about Zelina Vega, and whether NXT could expand to longer than an hour.

PWTorch columnist Pat McNeill hosts Episode 8 of "Making The List" on the Tuesday Livecast, with your phone calls. Pat welcomes his VIP co-host Jim Valley and the late arriving Justin Credible, and they compile their list of the 7 Best Pro Wrestling Movies of All Time, where everything from "Ready To Rumble" to "All the Marbles" is fair game.  They also discuss the upcoming Justin Credible documentary, Jim's work for the Cauliflower Alley Club, which films meet the category and which do not, the ubiquitous Hard Boiled Haggerty, and the accuracy of the pro wrestling episode of "Little House On The Prairie."

On this week’s edition MMA Talk for Pro Wrestling Fans, MMATorch.com’s Robert Vallejos and Zack Heydorn preview UFC Fight Night 127. They discuss the possibility of Nick Newell competing in the UFC. They react to Mirko Cro Cop fighting in Bellator while under USADA suspension. The guys bring back “Pro Wrestling Makes MMA-guy Mad” and discuss the merits of an Outkick the Coverage article detailing the differences between MMA and Pro Wrestling. They also give their early outlook on WrestleMania.

In this episode of Wrestling Night in America, PWTorch columnist Greg Parks is joined by callers to break down the WWE Fastlane PPV from all angles, including what the story might be for the Asuka vs. Charlotte WrestleMania match; whether or not there are too many Triple Threat or multi-person matches set for Mania; how WWE resolves the storyline with Shane McMahon, Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn; possible opponents for John Cena at WrestleMania; and extensive Randy Orton talk.

PWTorch.com’s Mike McMahon and Andrew Soucek review Impact Wrestling’s “Crossroads” episode from Thursday night. They discuss the planning of Alberto El Patron in the main event of the 4/22 PPV, as well as the rise of Matt Sydal and Taiji Ishimori. They also make picks for Fastlane on Sunday!

This week's Deep Dive gets shallow as Justin McClelland (@JMcClelland1) returns to review all five Marine Films! Rich and Justin talk about the best/worst antagonists, the best/worst significant others, and, of course, the question everyone (no one really) asked: "who is the best Marine?" Callers chimed in with their favorite/least favorite wrestling movies, should Randy Orton have stayed on for the second Marine movie, Summer Rae - trailblazer? And more.

This episode of the Best of PWTorch Livecast features the WrestleMania 27 Post-Show hosted by James Caldwell and Greg Parks. They discuss with live callers the entire WrestleMania 27 PPV immediately after its conclusion looking at the PPV from a variety of perspectives and covering each of the matches including John Cena vs. The Miz, Randy Orton vs. C.M. Punk, Undertaker vs. Triple H, Jerry Lawler vs. Michael Cole, Cody vs. Rey Mysterio, Daniel Bryan vs. Sheamus, and Snooki in a tag match, among others. Every possible angle macro & micro about Mania, WWE's product, where they go from here, etc. is broken down throughout the fast-moving Livecast.

In this episode, Kelly Wells, Harley Pageot, and Justin James review the Dusty Classic opener, Black-Dain for top contendership, and a huge mailbag including a spirited discussion on whether Adam Cole's act is a booking disaster or a well-crafted work.

PWTorch columnist Pat McNeill hosts Episode 7 of "Making The List" on the Tuesday Livecast, with your phone calls. Pat welcomes Ring of Honor play-by-play announcer Ian Riccaboni, and they compile their list of the 7 Best Ring of Honor Matches of All Time, with everyone from Jushin Liger to Roderick Strong entering into the discussion. Pat & Ian also discuss Ian's favorite ROH moments, being in on the ground floor of Women of Honor, next weekend's 16th Anniversary PPV, the broadcast plans for "All In," and whether ROH can fill a 9,000 seat arena for Supercard of Honor.

On this week’s edition MMA Talk for Pro Wrestling Fans, MMATorch.com’s Robert Vallejos and Rick Monsey review UFC 222. They examine the idea of MMA websites no longer covering Ronda Rousey, discuss Jon Jones’s appearance before the CSAC, and debate the merits of current UFC fighters criticizing Brock Lesnar for PED use. The guys look at the role that the next television deal will have on both the UFC and WWE, and they also preview WWE’s Fastlane PPV.

In this episode of Wrestling Night in America, PWTorch columnist Greg Parks is joined by longtime PWTorch contributor Benjamin Tucker to discuss his live event experience at Raw and Smackdown Live this past week. They also preview the upcoming Fastlane card with a special focus on the WWE Title Match. The two take calls on whether or not it feels like WrestleMania season yet, what demographic WWE should be catering to, whether or not WWE should finally crown Roman Reigns at WrestleMania, and how many challengers is too many for the WWE Title match at Fastlane.

This week's Deep Dive focuses on the gimmicks of yesteryear and today that are/were outdated. Should these old calling cards come back, can they be updated - and should they? The gents also chat weirdest gimmick matches they've seen live, how many Doinks were there, and what were Rich and Steve's guilty pleasures gimmick-wise? Cameron Hawkins of the East Coast Cast also jumped in to give an East Coast Co-Host Mashup!

This episode of the Best of PWTorch Livecast features the WrestleMania 26 Post-Show hosted by James Caldwell and Greg Parks. They talk with callers about the just-completed WM26 featuring Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels, John Cena vs. Batista, Bret Hart vs. Vince McMahon, Chris Jericho vs. Edge, Rey Mysterio vs. C.M. Punk, Triple H vs. Sheamus, and more.