Like any entertainment genre, wrestling inspires a wide range ... a study of his star ratings by WrestleTalk Magazine—yes, a study of his Observer ratings by another outlet—showing that ...

Image: AEW Our subscribers can now read this week’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter which is headlined by the 2024 Observer Newsletter awards. Let the debates begin. Dave Meltzer also recaps the ...

"The magazine parallels what goes on in the ... For the answer, we go to the February 1, 1988 edition of Dave Meltzer's Wrestling Observer Newsletter. "[I]s there anything so absurd as this ...

Dave also believes that the very best matches of yore haven’t aged particularly well, since the wrestlers were performing to ...

In the latest edition of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Dave Meltzer reported that Strowman's departure on May 2, 2025, was influenced by more than just general budget considerations.

according to Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer. Starr is no longer working with the British promotion Progress or Germany’s wXw, both of which featured him as a top star, and both of which ...

For the unaware: The Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame is ... selling out in locations like Hawaii and Japan. In D Magazine's historically-lauded Von Erich profile, they state that ...

Dave Meltzer revealed on a recent episode of "Wrestling Observer Radio" that many people backstage believe that Joe Hendry will be at the Rumble, especially after the recent tease he gave on an ...

More recently, Bryan Alvarez noted on Wrestling Observer Radio that he has heard the 2025 WWE Draft "could take place later this month" (May 2025). This potential timeframe aligns with WWE's ...

But according to Bryan Alvarez on this morning's "Wrestling Observer Radio," the injury to Stark led to the entire second half of the match being completely changed, right down to the finish.

The 2023 class of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame adds seven new members in a year where there were no blow away vote getters but a number of people who barely made it, and a few ...

Wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer called Sabu the "king of the death matches" on Wrestling Observer Radio on Sunday, and credited him with popularizing hardcore wrestling in the U.S. "He was the ...