Wrestlenomics covers the business of pro wrestling. Pollock & Thurston is a weekly podcast hosted by John Pollock of POST Wrestling and Wrestlenomics’ Brandon Thurston. They are often joined by a relevant guest.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 451 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessWrestlingInvestingSports |
John Pollock and Brandon Thurston break down the head-to-head showdown between WWE and AEW, with both companies running their biggest shows of the month.
Topics this week include:
• WWE’s debut on the ESPN app with Wrestlepalooza and fan reception more
John Pollock and Brandon Thurston cover a massive week of news in wrestling, MMA, and sports media. The main story is WWE announcing that WrestleMania will be held in Saudi Arabia, with U.K. journalist Robert Jackman joining the show to break down th... more
John Pollock and Brandon Thurston break down AJ Lee’s return to WWE and SmackDown surging to the #1 show on Friday, Bryan Danielson speaking on WWE’s counterprogramming strategy, and Bubba the Love Sponge’s response to the Nick Bollea lawsuit.
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John Pollock and Brandon Thurston break down WWE Clash in Paris, including the record-setting gate at La Défense Arena, WWE’s international business growth, and the company’s decision to run the venue on back-to-back nights.
Plus, we cover the bigge... more
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Two people that think way more highly of themselves than they actually are. You cover a fake sport like it’s real. You highjack news conferences of a fake sport to ask questions just to get yourself over with the rest of your fake journalist buddies.
They couldn’t care any less about the performers or the actual product they cover, when it comes to the WWE. I guarantee all the stuff they pull with the WWE, they’d never pull on AEW or their god, Tony Khan. They’re lucky someone like Dana White... more
Let’s go back to the basics on what this podcast was created for. Numbers, ratings, and economic data.
Or do you just exist to carry water for Tony?
Show does a great job giving you value for a subscription. The analysis is top notch and it really is different than other podcasts out there. However, this show works best when it’s just Brandon and Gullo. Jesse really drags down vibe of the show. Not only is his criticism often wildly negative (usually just for the sake of being contrarian), but it often comes at the expense of his fellow co-hosts as he’ll often eat up a bulk of the run time (there are some episodes we barely hear a peep out o... more
I like this podcast , but I don’t think I will continue to listen. This guy Jesse is so smug, and he never stops talking! Why did you allow this to occur Brandon? He’s essentially drowned out Gulub. Jesse also admits that he doesn’t know about a subject yet speaks like an expert nonetheless.
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The content primarily focuses on the business aspect of professional wrestling, providing insights into the economics, viewership trends, and media strategies of wrestling promotions like WWE and AEW. Topics frequently discussed include wrestling's financial landscape, audience engagement, and the competitive dynamics between major wrestling organizations. The hosts analyze high-profile events, ratings changes, and the impact of significant figures in the industry, while also engaging knowledgeable guests to share expert opinions and perspectives. Unique to this series is its in-depth examination of wrestling not just as entertainment, but as a lucrative business with deep ties to global political issues, particularly regarding WWE's intera... more
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Recent guests on Wrestlenomics include:
1. Dr. Lavie Margolin
2. Trish Speirs
3. The Cubs Fan
4. Jesse Collings
5. Sean Ross Sapp
6. John Nash
7. Greg Oliver
8. Aaron Rupar
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