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This is the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Post Show on Monday, September 14th, 2026.

I'm Wade Keller, host of the show, editor, publisher, founder of the Pro Wrestling Torch weekly newsletter and the website PWTorch.com. And here's the latest newsletter, by the way.

Oba and Breaker ends with read interference covering Sunday night's main event.

We had Eric Kroll with a special guest editorial, former Pro Wrestling Torch columnist decades ago back in print saying Oba and Osprey is your match of the year.

And then of course you get commercial free versions of our free shows like this one.

And you get VIP exclusive shows throughout the week and some really cool VIP vaults going back 18 years.

Wade Keller Hotlines with all kinds of backstage news from 2008.

Here's the interesting thing.

At the beginning of 2024, Wade Keller of PWTorch stops like covering Collision.

So-

Sure did

There was one person that I know that was in support of that song [laughs] as the, one person and one person only.

You know who I'm talking about.

I mean, I know it wasn't Wade Keller 'cause Wade was upset that they lost Elton John.

It certainly was not.

So not an easy way to transition from those two sad stories to our show, but we will.

I will also mention that I did appear with Wade Keller this week to review Raw, which I actually am going to reference in one of the matches we do today.

So that's my segue for Beyond Wrestling American Rana.

which aired the first hour on YouTube and the remainder of the show on IWTV.

It, it definitely just happened based on what I remember from The Sheets.

Uh, the last thing related to this match though was Wade Keller of the Pro Wrestling Torch, uh, who said of this match, "Solid tag match, but the shtick wears thin quickly." Which I don't disagree with that assessment.

I mean, we just watched three Bruce matches in a row, so I'm, I'm, yeah, I'm, I'm kinda, I'm kinda done [laughs] with, with Bruce matches.

[laughs] Yeah.

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Today we jump back five years to a very big episode of Dynamite.

This was the fallout from All Out with Brian Danielson, Adam Cole, CM Punk.

get into all those specific topics as we go, but we'll pause for a quick second and set the table for the show.

And then we'll break open those phone lines and, and start talking to, to some listeners.

This is the Wade Keller pro wrestling post show covering the September 8th, 2021 edition of AEW dynamite.

I'm PW torch assistant editor, Zach Adorn.

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Now, PW Torch brings you the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Post

Show.

Five years ago this week on the SmackDown Post Show, Zach Adorn guest hosted and was joined by PW Torch's Mike Myers to break down that night's broadcast with listener calls, emails, and on-site correspondent from Jacksonville, Florida.

So let's get to it.

About two and a half hours of analysis of this show from five years ago today.

And it is the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Post Show, five years ago.

Smackdown flashback for Thursday, September 3rd, 2026.

We don't need to delve into all those things.

And another thing, randomly, I just mentioned that I will be appearing with Wade Keller to talk about Raw next week, which has, I think, Money in the Bank qualifiers, which I forgot they still did those.

Is it Money in the Bank? Yeah, Money in

the Bank.

Because of his character at the time.

It's not so great now.

But anyway, we'll talk about that Wade Keller post show on Monday.

This week, Justin and I are talking about a show that we wanted to do because there was a second version of the show in 2021.

And I actually want to start off, not with the observer, but we'll start off with the pro wrestling torch, one Mr.

Wade Keller, because this was the lead story of in his August 5th, 1995.

That's my birthday, by the way.

August 5th, 1995, edition of the Pro Wrestling Torch newsletter.

So what lands Ricky Morton on our show here for this? Well, Smokey Mountain Wrestling's Super Bowl may be the promotion's biggest show ever.

It's now without its top star.

Headline analysis by Wade Keller, editor.

On the weekend, with WCW's live TBS Clash special, ECW's return to Philadelphia, and a WCW New Japan pay-per-view, Smokey Mountain Wrestling may steal the spotlight.