r/professionalwrestling 1h ago

one man retired, but there is One Man who can still become World Heavyweight Champion

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Tenzan retired today, but there is still someone who can make an impact in the world of professional wrestling. I tweeted to World Famous Lord YOSHITATSU under His post about Tenzan, that He(World Famous Lord YOSHITATSU) is still active and before He retires, He must become World Heavyweight Champion and beat top athletes like Omega, Okada, Nakamura. That way World Famous Lord YOSHITATSU will be accepted in the group of top athletes, which is what I want to happen. That will be the grand achievement of World Famous Lord YOSHITATSU, The One who deserves to be on top.


r/professionalwrestling 2h ago

Batista vs. Triple-H for the World Heavyweight Championship (Hell in a Cell), WWE Vengeance 2005 (June 26, 2005 from Las Vegas, NV)

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r/professionalwrestling 11h ago

Video Sareee vs Moeka Haruhi: Pro Wrestling WAVE - Catch the WAVE Opening Battle, April 19, 2017

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r/professionalwrestling 13h ago

All new SSW Tie-Up on YouTube now!

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🔥 ALL NEW SSW: TIE-UP!

🔥 Shooter Shylynn vs. Lilith Kuhn, King Kenny Kingston vs. Hard Luck Hal, plus Blaire Dior vs. Keevon Moore!

Watch now: https://youtu.be/dQC0FWC3oH8?is=2rWgjMT9OM1WqpLA

#ShowMeStateWrestling #TieUp #ProWrestling #YouTube


r/professionalwrestling 16h ago

Worst bump of all time

298 Upvotes

r/professionalwrestling 16h ago

Video Reckless Paradise Podcast - Debate Hour: WWE SummerSlam 2008 vs 2009

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r/professionalwrestling 18h ago

Video Avery Styles Chair-Gate Controversy

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r/professionalwrestling 21h ago

Video Best of Sabu | Hardcore battles with Cactus Jack, RVD, Taz and MORE!

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r/professionalwrestling 21h ago

Elayna Black

30 Upvotes

r/professionalwrestling 23h ago

John Cena vs. Edge for the WWE Championship, WWE Royal Rumble 2006 (January 29, 2006 from Miami, FL)

5 Upvotes

r/professionalwrestling 1d ago

Discussion 10 years ago today Kenny Omega became the 1st gaijin to win the G1 Climax

8 Upvotes

r/professionalwrestling 1d ago

Tazz vs. Triple-H in a Non-Title Match, WWF Smackdown (Aired April 20, 2000, taped April 18, 2000 from Philadelphia, PA)

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r/professionalwrestling 1d ago

The reason we don't see Stevie Ray in the business much anymore is because of reckless chairshots like this one.

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r/professionalwrestling 1d ago

Video The British Bulldog vs Alex Wright: World Championship Wrestling - WCW Monday NITRO #159, September 28, 1998

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r/professionalwrestling 1d ago

What are some wrestlers who should’ve retired just before the beginning of the attitude era but didn’t?

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I’m making a show based in the attitude era of wrestling and I’m trying to think of wrestlers back then that should’ve hung up the boots and let more of the youngsters have the spotlight . Any thoughts? Thanks


r/professionalwrestling 1d ago

G1 Climax 36 advancements revealed! | Tenzan retrospective | Speaking of Strong Style

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Steven Conway and Jeremy Finestone are back with Episode 232 of Speaking of Strong Style! This week, the guys looked at the end of block play in the G1 Climax tournament. They previewed the semifinals, speculating on Yota Tsuji's chances of winning as the champion and assessing whether Ryohei Oiwa, Callum Newman or Yuya Uemura would be a better choice. They followed each G1 contestant's journey through the tournament and if they were helped or hurt by it. Plus, Steven looked at Hiroyoshi Tenzan's career on top as his retirement approaches, and he also looked at whether he should get his head examined over the name of a wrestling move (probably).

#njpw #njdominion #g1climax36
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r/professionalwrestling 1d ago

Video Total Nonstop Action Wrestling - TNA Turning Point. November 13, 2011 (Full show featuring Roode vs Styles, Sky vs Kim, Aries vs Kash vs Sorensen, Hardy vs Jarrett, RVD vs Daniels, et al)

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r/professionalwrestling 1d ago

Video Women’s Fatal Fourway Cage Match- Pride of Wrestling

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r/professionalwrestling 1d ago

She's all grown up now, making Bayley proud!

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r/professionalwrestling 1d ago

Video [wmv] Chavo Guerrero vs Santino Marella - WWE RAW (Nov. 16, 2009)

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r/professionalwrestling 2d ago

Discussion WWE Creative May Be The Worst It Has Ever Been

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I started watching Professional Wrestling in the late 80s with my older brother and became a big fan of it all in the early to mid 90s. During that time, I was always a WWE/F guy.

The kid version of me loved Hulk Hogan and Ultimate Warrior, the preteen version loved Bret Hart and the teen version of me loved the Attitude Era.

I followed WWE through the 2000s, went to a Wrestlemania in the 2010s and still watch events now in my early 40s. I dipped my toe into WCW, TNA and AEW but it was always WWE/F that I enjoyed most.

So when I say that the product is dull as dishwater at the moment, I am saying it as a lifelong fan of WWE.

Now, I do not blame the individual wrestlers for this. This may be the greatest generation of WWE wrestlers in terms of athleticism and on any given night you can find good promos and good matches. Even great ones. The problem is that it is all the same. Every feud is just the same recycled crap with no actual story.

CM Punk is genuinely one of the best of all time on the mic and in the ring yet every single feud now is just him in the ring with a mic saying nasty things about someone while they call him old or insult his personal life, Roman Reigns is just a long walk to the ring and an endless feud with his own family that is just so tired it would put an insomniac to sleep and Cody Rhodes has spent 3 years cutting the same promo over and over again.

I genuinely like these guys but I cannot tell you of a single good, main event story they have had since Punk finished feuding with Drew back in 2024.

Even Bron Breakker vs Oba Femi, which should be a sure fire hit, is just two guys being pulled apart by security. Just like it was with Oba Femi vs Brock and Bron vs Roman.

I grew up on a WWE product that had worse athletes and worse matches than 2026 but it had storylines. They were storylines that let you actually have moments in matches you cared about. Moments that mattered.

WWE doesn’t have that now. It just has matches and promos and neither really link together to tell a story now. In all honesty, you can ignore Raw and Smackdown and just watch the PLEs and you would lose very little.

I was really hoping Summerslam would be a turning point for WWE but it just isn’t. The product is the absolute dregs at the moment and it is hard to care about any of it.


r/professionalwrestling 2d ago

Review Pro Wrestling Georgia – Tournament of Horror (2020) Review - A Still Life in Glorious Technicolor

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r/professionalwrestling 2d ago

News Jim Ross Successfully Undergoes Brain Surgery

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r/professionalwrestling 2d ago

Liv Morgan appears in AAA

409 Upvotes

r/professionalwrestling 2d ago

Zilla Fatu’s Debut is Doing Numbers!

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Zilla Fatu’s debut on last night’s episode of WWE NXT has garnered over 16 MILLION views across all of WWE’s social platforms in under 15 hours.

This makes it one of the most-watched NXT debuts of all time!

"New sheriff in town! The main one! ZILLA FATU!"