
The 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 | 260 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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We've already covered WCW's last ever pay-per-view, so it felt only fair that we did the same for ECW and their Guilty As Charged 2001 event. A night that played host to a ECW World Title Ladder Match between Steve Corino, Justin Credible and The San... more
For the first time ever, the Random Wrestling Review is running a predictions contest in 2026 as the 5 regulars on the podcast all gaze into their crystal ball and try to guess what will happen over the next 12 months. There are 30 different question... more
In mid-1994, Hulk Hogan, the 5-time WWF Champion, and babyface centrepiece of Vince McMahon's juggernaut for the previous 10 years, jumped ship to its main competitor, WCW. Having attracted The Hulkster to the company, WCW's Senior Vice President, Er... more
It's our annual (brief) look back at the year that has just happened and in particular this year we are focussing on what was the year of John Cena, his retirement tour, the heel turn, his final match and how that impact WWE's product over the previo... 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
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.
Great show featuring fun reviews of past events and bonus episodes talking about topics that are of real interest. Would recommend
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.
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!!
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