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The Random Wrestling Review

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WWE
AEW
ECW
Kurt Angle
John Cena
Eddie Guerrero
The Rock
Wrestling
Sabu
WCW
Royal Rumble
NXT
PWI 500
Hulk Hogan
Gavin Duenas
The Wrestling Classic
Brock Lesnar
All In 2018
Roman Reigns
ECW Guilty As Charged 2001

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

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In an impromptu extra bit of content from the Random Wrestling Review, Ben talks about this week's episode of Monday Night Raw which included the latest chapter in the Bloodline saga, a confrontation between Oba Femi & Bron Breakker and a match for t... more

It's SummerSlam season (well, sort of) and we bring you a comprehensive review of the 2000 edition, replete with Shane's ridiculous stunt fall, the Angle-Steph-Triple H love triangle, Jim Ross's candy jar and Tables, Ladders and Chairs- oh my! Wrestl... more

The 10th edition of BracketMania sees our panel take on the difficult question of who was the best/biggest star in ECW's history. As per usual, a 16 strong field has been assembled and been subjected to a random drawing to determine the tournament br... more

With our Champion, Gavin Duenas having wiped the floor with the majority of the RWR regulars, it's time to go back a step to find a suitable number 1 contender, and so to that end, Alex 'Rockstar' Kirkman will battle Stephen Coriander to determine Ga... more

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Recent Guests

Alex Kirkman
Rock star guest, discussed expectations and commentary
Episode: WWE Judgment Day 2005
Matthew Roberts
Guest, discussed match analysis and storytelling
Episode: WWE Judgment Day 2005
Dan Lyne
Joined for this episode as a guest contributor
Episode: WWE The Wrestling Classic
Dan Lyme
Guest presenting creative wrestling concepts
Episode: Creative Ideas For The Wrestling World
Matt Roberts
Podcast guest and analyst
Episode: RWR Now: Elimination Chamber 2026 Reflections
Rob Keane
Guest on episode 176
Episode: WWE No Way Out 2004
Sam Carey
Old Man, a guest discussing his chosen hero The Rock
The Random Wrestling Review
Episode: The Heroes: The Rock
Stephen Amell
Actor; celebrity guest who wrestled on All In 2018
Episode: All In (2018)
Tom Smith
Guest invited to participate in predictions episode
The Random Wrestling Review
Episode: RWR Now: Our 2026 Predictions

Hosts

Stephen Corriander
Co-host and regular panelist on a show focused on wrestling analysis and nostalgia; involved in game-style segments and debates.
Alex Kirkman
Rock-star co-host; frequent contributor across formats including bracket-style debates and roster discussions.
Tom Smith
Host of The Random Wrestling Review; regular presence on panels and discussions.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 35 ratings
  • Blast from the Past

    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 Podcasts
    5
    Bagpuss1_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 Podcasts
    5
    RussWarf
    United Kingdom3 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 Podcasts
    5
    Callum Paris
    United 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 Podcasts
    5
    Paul Sekulic
    United 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 Podcasts
    5
    David - Pittsburgh
    United States5 years ago

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Long-form debates and nostalgia are the show's strengths and a big draw for loyal listeners.
The humor can be polarizing but keeps episodes entertaining for fans who enjoy banter over polish.
A group-of-friends vibe with genuine camaraderie, perfect for fans who want relaxed wrestling chat.
Hosts are blunt, unpolished, and funny, delivering strong takes without pretension.

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RWR Now: Our 2026 Predictions
Q: Who will be the WWE champion at the end of 2026?
Cody Rhodes or a similar top name, with others predicting a range including Bron Breaker, Roman Reigns, and CM Punk among the panel, showing a wide dispersion.
The Heroes: The Rock
Q: How did The Rock's in-ring performance contribute to his overall impact?
While acknowledging his sometimes criticized in-ring moves, the hosts emphasize The Rock's energy, timing, and ability to elevate others, arguing that his peak era demonstrated that charisma and storytelling can trump technical perfection in creating enduring star power.
The Heroes: The Rock
Q: What is the significance of Survivor Series 1998 in The Rock's career?
The Rock's championship win at Deadly Game is portrayed as the culmination of a year-long arc that integrated heavy backstage politics, crowd energy, and provocative promos, signaling a shift in how titles and public perception could drive a wrestler's ascent.
The Heroes: The Rock
Q: Why did you choose The Rock as your hero?
The guest explains that The Rock embodied a rare combination of charisma, athleticism, and microphone mastery, combined with an organic crowd-driven evolution from heel to face, making him a compelling example of modern wrestling storytelling.

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What is The Random Wrestling Review about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show blends blunt wrestling analysis with playful banter and nostalgia, often framing deep dives around specific eras, events, or matchups and then weaving in humor, tangents, and behind-the-scenes chatter. Episodes span a wide range of promotions (WWE, WCW, AEW, ECW, NXT, and more) and formats, from bracket-style debates to roster-picking rounds and historical retrospectives, all delivered with a laid-back, pub-talk vibe. Notable strengths include candid opinions, crowd-pleasing banter, and a steady focus on storytelling, legacy, and business dynamics within wrestling, which can be engaging for listeners who enjoy personality-driven analysis and long-form discussions. A few recurring threads—nostalgia, hot takes, and camaraderie among ... more

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1. Alex Kirkman
2. Matthew Roberts
3. Dan Lyne
4. Dan Lyme
5. Matt Roberts
6. Rob Keane
7. Sam Carey
8. Stephen Amell

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