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On a snowed in edition of Josh Nason's Punch-Out, warm up by the podcast fire with the returning John Pollock of Post Wrestling. The guys talk for nearly an hour on what they learned about wrestling in 2025 with some hot takes about WWE, AEW, wrestlers, leadership and even some Linkin Park. Revelations await.

For the first time ever, longtime MMA personality Luke Thomas joins Josh Nason's Punch-Out. Josh and Luke talk for an hour about the changes to Morning Kombat, how he has managed to survive and thrive in an ever-changing media environment, how his weekly long-running live chats began, why he started a politically-focused YouTube channel, his thoughts on TKO taking over everything and lots more.

On a new Josh Nason's Punch-Out, Josh is joined by quarterly guest Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics to talk AEW business from the previous quarter -- aka the AEW Quarterly Investors Call. The guys look back at October through December along with some hot takes and fun side discussions including one on the future of AEW Collision in whatever media rights deal comes next.

The grand finale of the 2025 pro wrestling year in review series on Josh Nason's Punch-Out has arrived with a stop in December and not one, but two debuting guests. We kick off with Mike McGuire of CelebrateWrestling.com to talk the month in WWE and everything surrounding John Cena's final match. Then, Josh talks with Case Lowe of VoicesofWrestling.com and Q101 out of Chicago about the month in AEW and Japan. Josh then takes it home with all the NXTNAAA and junk drawer happenings. It's two hours of audio power to close out the series -- all of which are available on this very feed for free.

On a new Josh Nason's Punch-Out, the 2025 year in review series nears its end with a stop in November. Paul Fontaine makes his triumphant return to talk about AEW Full Gear, WWE Survivor Series, Ridge Holland talking a lot about WWE, and about 600 other topics from around the wrestling world.

On a new Josh Nason's Punch-Out, the pro wrestling year in review series continues with a stop in October 2025. Mike Gilbert returns after a two-year absence to talk Seth Rollins actually getting injured at WWE Crown Jewel and the fallout, a heel turn at AEW WrestleDream, a notable month for TNA, the best of CMLL, AAA, the indies and everything else in between.

On a new Josh Nason's Punch-Out, the pro wrestling 2025 year in review series continues with a stop in September. Davie Portman of Poisonrana/upNXT/Post Wrestling drops by to talk WWE Wrestlepalooza vs. AEW All Out, Will Ospreay's neck injury, WrestleMania heading to Saudi Arabia, Dom Mysterio's big year getting even bigger, and the best of NXT, TNA, AAA, ROH, CMLL, Japan and more.

On a new Josh Nason's Punch-Out, Josh welcomes first time guest Dave LaGreca of Busted Open to reflect on his big 2025 that included the launch of a 24/7 wrestling channel on SiriusXM, criticisms of the show, future plans and more.

On a new super extended play Josh Nason's Punch-Out, Josh welcomes back guest Andrew Thompson of Fightful for a conversation about August 2025 in Josh's pro wrestling year in review series. From Brock Lesnar's return to Seth Rollins' non-injury reveal to Will Ospreay's last stand at AEW Forbidden Door to Konosuke Takeshita winning the NJPW G1, it's all here and more.

On a new Josh Nason's Punch-Out, the pro wrestling year in review series stops in July 2025 which, to this point, is the wildest month for news of the year. From Hulk Hogan's death to Seth Rollins' "injury" to Goldberg's retirement to AEW All In and more, this is a packed episode with myself and guest co-host Jason Powell of ProWrestling.net.

The Josh Nason's Punch-Out annual pro wrestling year in review series continues with a stop in June 2025 and returning guest Kate Elizabeth of Fightful. The two talk about all the hubbub around CM Punk's decision to head to Saudi Arabia and apologizing to the fans for his past comments. Remember the R-Truth release & re-sign controversy? We do. The two also talk about AEW Grand Slam Mexico, NXTNAAA, Japan and hundreds of other news items you forgot about.

On a new Josh Nason's Punch-Out, Josh catches up with Warren Hayes of Voices of Wrestling to recap everything that happened in May 2025 in the world of pro wrestling. From AEW Double or Nothing to all the various events in WWE to the best of TNA, NXT, AAA, Japan and the rest of the world, it's all here in this extended play conversation.

It's that time of the year for the AEW Continental Classic and on a new Josh Nason's Punch-Out, that means previews and predictions. Returning guest Mike DellaCamera joins Josh to talk about the brackets, all the matches we're going to see, and who we think should be in the semifinals and finals at Worlds End. With the tournament kicking off Wednesday night, get prepared for the annual CC tradition on Josh Nason's Punch-Out.

On the April entry into the Josh Nason's Punch-Out 2025 pro wrestling year in review series, Rich Kraetsch of Voices of Wrestling returns for his annual visit. From the build to WWE WrestleMania 41 to the show itself to the fallout from The Rock not appearing to AEW Dynasty to everything in-between, over 300 headlines are discussed from the month. It's the deep dive of all deep dives. Join us for a look back at April 2025 in pro wrestling.

The 2025 Josh Nason's Punch-Out pro wrestling year in review series rolls on with a stop in March 2025 and returning guest Rich Fann of both the Pro Wrestling Torch and POST Wrestling. The guys talk about one of the biggest stories of the year in John Cena's heel turn at WWE Elimination Chamber and where things went wrong. They also look at AEW Revolution, all the happenings in TNA, NXT, Japan, Mexico and the indies and over 300 news items from the month. Strap in for a fun hour looking back at March 2025 in wrestling.