The Random Wrestling Review
therandomwrestlingreviewThe Random Wrestling Review and its sister shows bring you an explicit mess of in-depth wrestling analysis and puerile humour. The main show focuses on a single event from any point in history and breaks it down crudely and with no apologies. RWR Now focusses on events currently taking place in wrestling. The Game is a quiz series featuring regular guests on the panel battling out to show their su... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 281 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsWrestling | |||
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It's time for a new series on The Random Wrestling Review- Wrestling What If takes scenarios from the history of professional wrestling and speculates about what might have happened if things had gone down differently. The first in the series takes a... more
Using a new statistical model to determine points for individual match results from 1963 right up until the end of 2025, we bring you the Top 100 Wrestlers in WWE's history from a kayfabe perspective. Taking a major event from each month since Jan 19... more
Imagine a scenario where the entire WWE roster are being released with the exception of 30 wrestlers. In this episode, our panel take that scenario and have to determine those 30 wrestlers who are staying with the company, each by drafting 10 of the ... more
Judgement Day 2005 is the next stop for The Random Wrestling Review, a night headlined by a WWE Title, I Quit Match between John Cena and JBL-and abley backed up by Kurt Angle taking on Booker T and Eddie Guerrero taking on his former friend Rey Myst... more
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I was brought on wrestling from the 70’s and 80’s by my dad but then along came Sky and WWF!!!! I simply loved it but all my mates hated it so I suffered in silence. Thank the Lord for this pod! I was directed to its existence in Oct 2024 and began from the start, listening on my journey to and from work every single day. It’s basically a group of mates (and friends) chatting about all things wrestling!!! Tinky is a superb host and the relationships between him, Tom and Old Man are there for all... more
Apple Podcasts5Bagpuss1_2
United Kingdoma year ago - Great podcast
Have had a lot of time up in the night over the last six months with a new baby, and this podcast has been a great companion to me. Love the format, love the tone, really enjoy listening to episodes about shows I’ve seen, and equally enjoy eps about shows I haven’t seen too. Thanks lads for being friendly voices in my ear all hours of the night.
Apple Podcasts5RussWarfUnited Kingdom2 years ago - Top top show
Great show featuring fun reviews of past events and bonus episodes talking about topics that are of real interest. Would recommend
Apple Podcasts5Callum ParisUnited Kingdom3 years ago - Lovely Stuff!
Great listen for any long time wrestling fan. Brings back memories of past Pro Wrestling shows. Often makes me laugh to myself on my walk to work.
Apple Podcasts5Paul SekulicUnited Kingdom4 years ago - No new review for 2022?
Soooo I guess no new review to start 2022? Kinda disappointed to be honest...but definitely enjoy the episodes! 6 stars in the Tokyo Dome and a endless supply of Val Venis theme song playing in the background!!
Apple Podcasts5David - Pittsburgh
United States4 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #65 | United Kingdom/Sports/Wrestling |
Apple Podcasts | #137 |  Sweden/Sports/Wrestling |
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What is The Random Wrestling Review about and what kind of topics does it cover?
A crew of blunt, humor-driven wrestling commentators trash-talk and celebrate matches, events, and eras with a heavy emphasis on nostalgia, speculative booking, and behind-the-scenes storytelling. Episodes often pivot from bracket-style debates and match retrospectives to current promotions, business moves, and live-event reactions, all delivered with banter, personal memories, and a willingness to skew traditional punditry. A standout trait is the mix of rigorous historical analysis with playful, counterintuitive takes and inside-jokes that keep discussions conversational and entertaining for long-time fans. Potential listeners likely value candid opinions, cross-promotion context, and a sense of camaraderie among hosts who treat wrestling... more
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1. Matthew Roberts
2. Matt Roberts
3. Dan Lyne
4. Dan Lyme
5. Rob Keane
6. Sam Carey
7. Stephen Amell
8. Tom Smith
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