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TODAY’S SHOW SUMMARY…
PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by ProWrestling.net’s Jason Powell. They discuss the Roman Reigns interview on WWE Network’s new “Straight to the Source” program, 205 Live live events, the Daniel Bryan-Shane McMahon storyline, ROH Final Battle and whether Cody vs. Dalton Castle is a worthy main event, some Impact talk, and more including Mailbag questions.
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ABOUT THE PODCAST…
The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast launched on Podcast One, the number one podcast platform, in July 2017. PWTorch editor and founder Wade Keller presents four shows per week, all available for free via iTunes, PodcastOne’s website and app, and other podcast apps for iPhones and Android devices.
- TUESDAYS: Keller and a guest cohost analyze WWE Monday Night Raw, talk to a live correspondent on site, and answer email questions and read listener feedback.
- WEDNESDAYS: Keller and a guest cohost analyze WWE Smackdown Live, talk to a live correspondent on site, and answer email questions and read listener feedback.
- THURSDAYS: This weekly Flagship episode features Keller and a guest cohost discussing the big picture current events in pro wrestling in WWE, GFW, NXT, ROH, New Japan, and more along with a segment of email questions and listener feedback.
- FRIDAYS: This features Keller’s weekly interview with pro wrestling’s newsmakers including current wrestlers, announcers, creative team members, and legends.
Was listening to this today and was thinking about how you were comparing Roman and A.J. The only thing I can really relate these two is their work with Brock. Although years apart when you watch A.J.’s match with Lesnar at Survivor Series he pulled a great match out of Brock. Romans match wasn’t even in the same league until Seth showed up and even before then there was some spots but I mainly just seemed like Roman was just keeping up with Lesnar. To me this is the only real comparison you can have as far as the workload of the two being considered “top guys”.