Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Post-shows

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by guest cohost Rich Fann from the PWTorch Livecast “Saturday Deep Dive” discussing Monday Night Raw from five years ago including Roman Reigns vs. U.S. Marshalls, John Cena’s latest calling out of Undertaker, Braun Strowman, Brock Lesnar, Ronda Rousey, Alexa Bliss vs. Asuka, and much more including live callers, emails, and a live on-site correspondent from Dallas.

PWTorch's Kelly Wells fills in for Wade Keller and is joined by PWTorch's Tom Stoup to discuss WWE Friday Night Smackdown including thoughts on Cody Rhodes's opening promo about facing Roman Reigns, the latest with Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens, the Drew McIntyre vs. Sheamus match to earn an IC Title match at WrestleMania, a new "WrestleMania showcase" is announced with little fanfare, and more with live callers and mailbag.

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by PWTorch Dailycast cohost Andrew Soucek to discuss Dynamite with caller and email contributions. They talk about the pros and cons of the major opening segment with MJF and the other three AEW pillars including the argument against the meta insider stuff some leaned on. They also talk about the arrival of Taya Valkyrie, Jade Cargill's win, Hangman Page being backed by The Elite at the end of the show, and much more.

On this WWE Smackdown Post-show Flashback episode from five years ago (3-13-2018), PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by PWTorch and ProWrestling.net’s Jake Barnett to discuss Smackdown including the Fastlane fallout and latest WrestleMania 34 developments, plus Shane McMahon’s big announcement, Asuka’s first Smackdown appearance, and much more. They take live calls, talk to an on-site correspondent about what happened off-air in the arena, and then answer emails.Then, in the previously VIP-exclusive Wade Keller Hotline from that same night (3-13-2018), Wade presents a start to finish rundown of Smackdown including the Fastlane fallout and latest WrestleMania 34 developments, plus Shane McMahon’s big announcement, Asuka’s first Smackdown appearance, Randy Orton celebrating his U.S. Title win, no Words on Screen, and much more.

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by Tom Stoup from PWTorch. They discussed Cody Rhodes's strong promo, Edge upping the Finn Balor match to a Hell in a Cell, Dominik-Rey Mysterio, Trish Stratus attacked, Omos-Brock Lesnar segment, and much more with live callers, emails, and an on-site correspondent from Providence.

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by Travis Bryant from the PWTorch East Coast Cast discussing Monday Night Raw including Roman Reigns saying Brock Lesnar is “Vince’s guy,” John Cena calling out the Undertaker rather harshly, the Nia Jax babyface turn involving fat shaming, and so much more. They talk to live callers, an on-site correspondent from Detroit, and answer emails.

On this WWE Smackdown Post-show Flashback episode from five years ago (3-7-2018), PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by MMATorch contributor Zack Heydorn to review Smackdown’s top talking points including the five-way main event that previewed Fastlane and whether it gave away too much, the Sami Zayn-Kevin Owens angle at the end, the Charlotte-Ruby Riott promo, and more. They take live calls, answer emails, and talk to an on-site correspondent from Green Bay, Wisc.Then in a bonus flashback, the previously VIP-exclusive episode of the Wade Keller Hotline, PWTorch editor Wade Keller with a start to finish rundown of Smackdown including the final Fastlane hype including giving away five-way match resembling PPV main event, big Sami Zayn-Kevin Owens angle, a Dolph Ziggler promo, Charlotte-Ruby Riott exchange, more.

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by Alex McDonald from PWTorch to discuss WWE Friday Night Smackdown beginning with thoughts on the Jey Uso's explanation for why he turned against Sami Zayn. They talked about the rest of Smackdown with live callers and email contributions including the Charlotte-Rhea Ripley segment, the prospects of a Triple Threat for the IC Title with Sheamus and Drew McIntyre, and much more. There's also a roundtable segment with PWTorch contributor Javier Machado plus sidebar discussions on the John Cena-Austin Theory segment and the prospects of Theory being a centerpiece star for WWE.

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by guest cohost Jason from Australia. They discussed the follow-up to last week’s Ronda Rousey/Kurt Angle-Stephanie McMahon/Triple H angle, Paul Heyman’s rebuttal to Roman Reigns, the Mizzies, Braun Strowman vs. Elias, and much more with live callers, emails, and an on-site correspondent from Milwaukee.

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by PWTorch contributor Tyler Sage. They discuss the follow-up to the Revolution PPV, Tony Khan's announcement regarding the All-Atlantic Title, the set-up for next week's three-way Trios Title match, the Ricky Starks segment, the vignettes with MJF and Bryan Danielson, the finish to the Powerhouse Hobbs win over Wardlow, the return of FTR, the promo from Ruby Soho, and more. They react to listener emails throughout the show and then invite an on-site correspondent onto the show to talk about the crowd reactions, Dark tapings, Rampage tapings, and more.

On this WWE Smackdown Post-show Flashback episode from five years ago (2-28-2018), PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by PWTorch columnist and PWTorch Livecast host Pat McNeill to discuss Smackdown where John Cena showed up and challenged A.J. Styles to get a slot at Fastlane, Big E stepped up with impassioned promo, plus an on-site correspondent in Los Angeles, emails, and live callers.Then, in a bonus segment, the VIP Wade Keller Hotline from that same night with a start to finish rundown of Smackdown including A.J. Styles vs. John Cena as the main event plus Big E steps up with a noteworthy serious promo opposite the Usos, plus Breezango, Rusev Day chants, Ruby Riott vs. Naomi, Kevin Owens on commentary, and more.

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by Travis Bryant from the PWTorch East Coast Cast. They discussed the huge angle with Jey Uso making his decision and all of the ramifications. Then they talk with an on-site correspondent who attended in Boston. From there, they discuss how John Cena approached his segment with Austin Theory in a needlessly meta manner but maybe not enough to ruin the purpose of the segment. Other topics include how Cody Rhodes was featured on the show and whether Cody needs to beat Roman Reigns at WM, whether Bianca Belair's ring entrance routine is beneath her at this point, Baron Corbin's character, the flat six-woman tag that was set up, whether Raw should have an overrun, and more.

On this WWE Raw Post-show Flashback episode from five years ago (2-27-2018), PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by guest cohost Jonny Fairplay to discuss the Feb. 27, 2018 episode of Monday Night Raw including Elimination Chamber fallout and WrestleMania developments including John Cena calling out Undertaker, Ronda Rousey demanding Stephanie McMahon apologize, Roman Reigns tearing apart Brock Lesnar for no-showing in what looked like a breakout promo for him, and much more including live callers, email questions, and an on-site correspondent from Anaheim.

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by Brandon LeClair from PWTorch to discuss WWE Friday Night Smackdown beginning with thoughts on the two key Bloodline segments at the start with Cody Rhodes-Roman Reigns and at the end with Sami Zayn vs. Solo Sikoa. Topics include whether Cody held his own or not opposite of Reigns and something in particular Reigns did that really stood out to show Cody got to him. They discuss the rest of the show including Ronda Rousey's arm in a sling, Liv Morgan's competitiveness against Rhea Ripley, the Intercontinental Title match developments, and more. They talk with an on-site correspondent who attended in Washington D.C. also and interacted with live callers and mailbag comments.

On this WWE Smackdown Post-show Flashback episode from five years ago (2-21-2018), PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by PWTorch's Rich Fann to discuss Smackdown including the latest complaints about selfie promos, words popping up on the screen, bad jokes that fall flat, stale booking, nonchalant performances, and all else that makes Smackdown what it’s been in 2018. They take live calls and talk to an on-site correspondent in Phoenix and then answer email questions too.