
The Fight Game Media Network is your home for pro wrestling podcasts covering WWE and AEW and the joshi wrestling world.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1336 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | WrestlingSports | |||

Steven Conway and Jeremy Finestone dig into the latest from New Japan Pro Wrestling, starting with a tribute to Dory Funk Jr. and what his legacy meant to wrestling in Japan. From there, the G1 Climax takes center stage: Konosuke Takeshita, Oleg Bolt... more
Paul Fontaine and Jeff Hawkins dig into the spectacle of Grand Slam Mexico from Mexico City, a show scheduled for two and a half hours that ran just under three as the card delivered moment after moment. Kyle Fletcher retained the International Champ... more
AEW's brand new Continental Cup is here, and Garrett Gonzales and Paul Fontaine break down the loaded 16-man field for the FA Cup-style, single-elimination tournament — headlined by Jon Moxley, Jay White, Claudio Castagnoli, Katsuyori Shibata, Kyle O... more
Jeremy Finestone and Garrett Gonzales run through a rollercoaster SummerSlam Night 2, opening with the surprise return of Kevin Owens, which gave the kickoff show a genuine spark. From there, things got shaky fast — Baron Corbin dethroning Trick Will... more
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I don’t know how anyone could listen to this? LaRocca is plain terrible.
Love all of Rob Silvas podcasts. Best boxing historian out there hands down!!!
Deep dives into the past and present - these guys do their research!
Robert Silva is one of my favorite podcasters
Really solid Pro Wrestling, MMA, and Boxing content on a regular schedule. Great insight from entertaining, often wacky, hosts.
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A show network delivering wrestling-focused analysis across WWE, AEW, and related combat-sports fare, with frequent cross-promoter talk, live-event energy, and booking speculation. Episodes span post-show recaps, ratings/numbers discussions, and long-running storylines (notably Bloodline-era WWE and cross-promotions with AEW), alongside analysis of Mick Foley appearances, tournament brackets, and international tour dynamics. Noteworthy are the hyper-enthusiastic roundtables, detailed match-and-angle breakdowns, and a habit of weaving industry chatter and backstage perspectives into fan-friendly commentary, making it useful for listeners who want inside angles on current storylines and future booking directions for major promotions.
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Fight Game Media Network launched 5 years ago and published 1336 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Fight Game Media Network include:
1. Fernando Zayas
2. USVA guy
3. Jeremy Finestone
4. Jeremy Orr
5. Dez Paul Fontaine
6. Chris Samsa
7. Scarlett Harris
8. Grace Semler Baldrige
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