
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 | 2651 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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Enjoy this episode of Wednesday Night Don-O-Mite recorded 07/22/2026. Running Time: 69 Minutes. Synopsis posted below. Lots of wrestling news and discussion this week including: Janel Grant Makes A Deal With The Devil Dismissing Her Sexual Assault & ... more
Enjoy this episode of The Don Tony Show recorded July 20, 2026. Running Time: 2 Hours 40 Minutes. CLICK HERE to download the AUDIO episode of THE DON TONY SHOW 7/20/26 CLICK HERE for the COMMERCIAL FREE AUDIO episode of THE DON TONY SHOW 7/20/26 CLIC... more
Enjoy this episode of The Sit-Down w/Don Tony streamed LIVE Sunday July 19, 2026. Running Time: 2 Hours 4 Minutes. 🎤The Sit-Down with Don Tony is a live interactive discussion show about pro wrestling that streams every SUNDAY night at 8:05PM ET. We... more
Enjoy this episode (Season 4 Episode 29) of This Week In Wrestling History covering the week of 7/16 thru 7/22. Running Time: 5 Hours 23 Minutes! Hundreds of hours of wrestling memories, all featuring the ORIGINAL moments as they aired including ORIG... more
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Bro can DT please get another partner to debate his points? I get it we miss Kev but bro you can’t find someone else to fill in the void?
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
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A punchy, opinionated wrestling show that blends current pro wrestling news with in-depth discourse on contracts, backstage dynamics, and business decisions across WWE, AEW, NXT, and related promotions. Episodes frequently mix hot takes on recent booking, industry trends, and historical context with lively debates, listener calls, and occasional nostalgia. A standout trait is the host duo's willingness to challenge conventional narratives and spotlight how media coverage, sponsorships, and promotional strategies shape the wrestling landscape, making it a must-listen for listeners who crave candid business- and storytelling-focused discussion alongside match analysis.
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