Top Rope Nation - WWE & AEW Podcast
Top Rope NationTop Rope Nation focuses on WWE, AEW, classic pro wrestling and so much more. We look at the wrestling industry from a fan's perspective while also engaging in high level analysis, insider news, and interviews with past and current wrestlers. The crew also specializes in deep-diving into historical topics from the past: WWF, WCW, ECW and more are all fair game.Whether it's AEW Dynamite or WWE Raw a... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 521 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | WrestlingSports | |||
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Join us for our full review of AEW Dynasty. We dive into the results from the PPV and whether or not MJF winning was the right choice. Plus, will Darby Allin unseat MJF as world champion this Wednesday night on Dynamite?
For bonus content from Top ... more
A jam-packed show this week after a particularly busy week for the TRN hosts. We touch base on everything the three of us have been up to, including attending last week's Collision and Dynamite. We compare the AEW live experience to WWE and give our ... more
Jesse is joined by Steven Conway with Speaking of Strong Style to cover the Mitsuharu Misawa vs Kenta Kobashi match from Pro Wrestling NOAH on 3/1/2003. This is the 5th bout of the 40-match project for 2026! This is a taste of the content we offer wi... more
This year's WWE WrestleMania event is around 40,000 ticket sales behind where last year's show in the same venue was at this point. Who is to blame for WWE's inability to draw a big number in Las Vegas this year? Does Paul Levesque (Triple H) deserve... more
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- What of the better more objective wrestling pods
Thoughtful analysis on both AEW and WWE. I personally enjoy the AEW coverage more which is where I think these fellas lean for the most part.
Apple Podcasts5zacktheshit
United States2 years ago - Simple maths
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Apple Podcasts5Burnie81
Ireland4 years ago - Great podcast, especially the retro wrestling episodes
Let me first say, I don’t watch much current wrestling. But I LOVE anything from the 80’s and 90’s. These guys do a great job recalling and discussing retro wrestling cards. I love the fantasy drafts as well as the “best of” specific PPV’s in the past. If you love pro wrestling, give it a listen!
Apple Podcasts5BravevolUnited States5 years ago - A Triumph!
FINALLY… A wrestling podcast with a host that won’t defraud a WWE legend and charities alike. FIVE STARS.
Apple Podcasts5NinheadUnited States5 years ago - Hidden gem of wrestling podcasts
Found through the SCG radio podcast and can’t believe I had missed it all these years. Really insightful and entertaining analysis on the current state of pro wrestling
Apple Podcasts5Numptyz
United Kingdom5 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #144 | United States/Sports/Wrestling |
Apple Podcasts | #125 | United Kingdom/Sports/Wrestling |
Apple Podcasts | #60 | Ireland/Sports/Wrestling |
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Top Rope Nation delivers detailed analysis of WWE and AEW, mixed with discussions of current pay-per-views and classic wrestling history. Episodes span live-event takes, hot-topic debates, and deep dives into retro eras, making it appealing to fans who want both informed critique and nostalgic context. A standout is the balance between contemporary coverage and historically informed discussions, often featuring guests or collaboration with fellow enthusiasts, which helps widen perspectives beyond just current show recaps.
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Top Rope Nation launched 10 years ago and published 521 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 Top Rope Nation include:
1. Steven Conway
2. Justin Joint
3. Carl Longhan
4. Graham Cawthon
5. Frank Pettyani
6. Rob Wilkins
7. Carl Longhawn
8. Jay Schmitz
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