Actor and wrestling enthusiast, Freddie Prinze Jr. pulls the curtain back on the world of pro wrestling alongside comedian and fellow wrestling fan, Jeff Dye. Freddie and Jeff will bring you a perspective on pro wrestling that you won't find anywhere else. Every week they discuss and breakdown the current state of pro wrestling from AEW, WWE, and the independent scene. more
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Zelina Vega holds nothing back as she opens up about her remarkable journey from wrestling enthusiast to becoming a genuine WWE icon more
Jeff is back and joining me to talk about the WWE world heavyweight championship tournament. We discuss the reasons why either AJ Styles or Seth Rollins should be the next champ, and Jeff fantasizes about Roman Reigns winning all the belts. more
Freddie has full reactions from Backlash, which had to be one of the loudest PLE’s to date. He shares his thoughts on WWE coming back to the island of Puerto Rico, the touching moment that Zelina Vega had with the crowd, and the nuclear pop the San J... more
The only downside is the ads. You get 9 minutes of ads with 30 minutes of content.
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Freddie has experience as a writer for WWE, but instead of using that knowledge to talk about their shows, he gives 80% of each episode to AEW, which many wrestling fans (including myself) don’t watch. Need to balance out the discussion.
Really liked this podcast until it became clearly biased towards aew, can’t stand it anymore
This podcast is a lot of fun to listen to. Covers most of the hot topics in wrestling. Keeps it light, keeps it positive. Doesn’t talk trash about anyone (unless they had it coming but even then usually won’t mention names). If he doesn’t like something, he says it and moves on. Instead of focusing on all the negative vibes some wrestling fans love, he sticks to positive and fun stories. I just like the open and honest conversation every week without all the negative nagging the rest of the... more
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Wrestling with Freddie launched 2 years ago and published 70 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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