
Hosted by Don Tony, longest wrestling content creator in history. Since 1997, over 6000 episodes opining about Pro Wrestling. WWE, AEW, NXT, TNA, and Indy wrestling covered plus news, analysis and opinions.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2617 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | WrestlingComedySports | |||

Enjoy this episode (Season 4 Episode 21) of This Week In Wrestling History covering the week of 5/21 thru 5/27. Running Time: 4 Hours 38 Minutes. Hundreds of hours of wrestling memories, all featuring the ORIGINAL moments as they aired including ORIG... more
Enjoy this special Thursday Night edition of of Wednesday Night Don-O-Mite recorded 05/21/2026. Running Time: 70 Minutes (We're back on Wednesday next week). Synopsis posted below. Lots of wrestling news and discussion this week including: Ludwig Kai... more
The Don Tony Show / WWE RAW Post Show 5/18/26 Hosted by Don Tony Running Time: 2 Hours 29 Minutes The Monday Night tradition since 2003 continues as Don Tony goes LIVE immediately following WWE Monday Night RAW! Tonight, we dropped a full recap and r... more
Tony Khan SNAPS over WWE rumor about AEW TV future... Honest thoughts on Ronda Rousey vs Gina Carano match result... WWE interested in bringing back Baron Corbin: Why?... Vince McMahon, John Cena, Brock Lesnar: WWE preparing the 'Greatest WWE Hall Of... more
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DT said he’s not going to concern himself with other shows? That’s all the show is now. He’s constantly going on about how somebody got something wrong or never corrected themselves or how he hasn’t “seen anybody else saying this” or that nobody but him understands how ratings work.
Pointing out how Nikki Bella says “so” a lot? He has the same things he says over and over again. If he ever catches himself just naturally saying “well”, he has to follow it by saying “well” like Hawk did. And he c... more
I miss Don Tony having an opposing view point to contrast off of. He’s great always has been and always will be. I think the show is slightly less engaging without a debate. Still love Anthony he is very good.
I don't follow wrestling anymore but i wanted to pay my respects to Kevin castle who him and his fantastic partner Don Tony is still thankfully with us for putting on the best wrestling podcast ever! I've been listening to these two since i was 17 and i now being 26 and not into wrestling anymore i can say these two were the best at talking wrestling. RIP Kevin Castle and thank You Don Tony for making my early adult years a little easier than it was. Hope someday like me discovers you and become... more
DT said he’s not going to concern himself with other shows? That’s all the show is now. It’s constantly going on about how somebody got something wrong or never corrected themselves or how he hasn’t “seen anybody else saying this” or that nobody but him understands how ratings work.
And the vocal OCD is really annoying. If he ever catches himself just naturally saying “well”, he has to follow it by saying “well” like Hawk used to say it. And he can’t say neck or back without doing the whole “my... more
DT said he’s not going to concern himself with other shows? That’s all the show is now. It’s constantly ranting about how somebody got something wrong or never corrected themselves or how he hasn’t “seen anybody else saying this”.
And the vocal OCD is really annoying. If he ever catches himself just naturally saying “well”, he has to follow it by saying “well” like Hawk used to say it. And he can’t say neck or back without doing the whole “my neck, my back. Lick my…” thing.
He also seems to ha... more
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The show delivers in-depth discussion on current and historical wrestling topics, weaving analysis with personality-driven commentary. Recurring focus areas include WWE, AEW, and NXT storylines, title pics, and backstage dynamics, with frequent breakdowns of high-profile feuds and events (e.g., world title scenes, faction tensions, and notable pay-per-view setups). Listeners can expect candid, opinionated takes, nostalgia, and personal anecdotes, plus a balance of humor and serious industry commentary that appeals to longtime wrestling fans and professionals seeking behind-the-scenes context. A standout element is the long-running, chemistry-driven hosting duo whose knowledge spans decades, often distinguishing it by historical insight and ... more
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