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The end of the Wednesday night war is the lead story in the current issue of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter. We look at the announcement, international implications, barbs back-and-forth, Paul Levesque's speech announcing the move to those who work at NXT, the Wednesday night stats with one week left, a look at the final head-to-head battle, advantages each side had going in, what lessons were shown by the Wednesday wars, where each side had the advantage and what lessons it says about what people want out of their wrestling. NXT's move to Tuesday, what should happen with the ratings based...

By Sean Radican, PWTorch columnist (Twitter: @Sr_torch) SPOTLIGHTED PODCAST ALERT (YOUR ARTICLE BEGINS A FEW INCHES DOWN)... In the latest edition of his Aces High column on New Japan’s website, Tanahashi talked about Brock Lesnar not appearing in New Japan to defend the IWGP Hvt. Championship against him in July of 2006. At the time it was reported that Lesnar did not appear due to visa issues. “I go in there and Riki Choshu says ‘Lesnar’s not coming’,” said Tanahashi. “I was just stunned, like the world had gone into darkness in front of me. I never knew the real ins and outs...

We've got a huge issue of the Observer this week with a lot of business notes, polls on the biggest shows of the last week, Match of the Week, Performer of the Week, New Japan Cup polls, several  bios and updates on the biggest shows. With WrestleMania upcoming, we run down the show, why certain matches have changed, update on the WWE COVID situation including who was ad wasn't back, WrestleMania ticket sales updates and the demand, a look at both NXT Takeover shows, the WWE's new location for filming starting on 4/12, as well as UFC tickets sales for its first show and the current level of ...

The story of Jim Crockett Jr., and the rise and fall of Jim Crockett Promotions is the lead story in the current double-sized issue of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter.   We look at the death of Crockett, the Crockett's family original involvement in wrestling, how Jim took over the moves he made in building a small market territory into one of the big three companies in the U.S., original plans and why they changed, the rise of Ric Flair, where Jm was a Hall of Fame promoter, the fight with Vince McMahon from 1984-88, getting the TBS deal, what led to JCP selling to Turner, the framework o...

Skip to main content Currently Reading Photos of empty San Antonio music venues The Lonesome Rose, Majestic Theatre, Paper Tiger capture toll of COVID on live entertainment Deborah Martin, Staff writer FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 The Lonesome Rose is one of the San Antonio venues featured in “Bring Music Home,” a coffee table book that aims to depict the impact of the pandemic on performing arts spots across the country.Oscar MorenoShow MoreShow Less 2of6 The Paper Tiger is one of the San Antonio clubs depicted in “Bring Music Home,” a coffee table book that depicts the impact of the p...