The Gentlemen's Wrestling Podcast
Sep 29, 2026 · 2 hr 17 min · 12 segments
In the latest episode of the GWP, host Jesse Collings is joined by Alan4L of Alan4L's Pro Wrestling Paradise Podcast on Pro Wrestling Torch to discuss how wrestling styles have gone from being unique…
Anyway, Alan's on to talk about a very nerdy topic, which is kind of the, my general takeaway is, looking at wrestling across all companies and brands in
Looking across wrestling across all companies, brands in 2026, we're going to tackle the very nerdy topic of ranking as Jesse requested.
And my general takeaway is just kind of that I feel like, and I, first of all, I want to say this, I really don't want this to come across like a, I'm getting older and I'm grumpy about the
I wanted to say the exact same thing at the outset is I really hope this doesn't, that no one thinks this is an overly negative podcast topic because there's massive positives to the things we're going to talk about.
Naturally, I think we're going to probably tackle it in a critical way and we're going to lean more towards, the downsides and the challenges and how things could improve, because I think naturally we're minded like that, wanting things to be better always.
But this is something that comes with positives and negatives, what we're going to talk about.
But the general thought I have is that no matter what company or what workers you're looking at, the in-ring style of pro wrestling seems to be greatly homogenized at this point.
And that if you were to turn on any promotion and watch like a main event match in particular, you're going to see a pretty similar style across the board.
Anyway, Alan's on to talk about a very nerdy topic, which is kind of the, my general takeaway is, looking at wrestling across all companies and brands in
Looking across wrestling across all companies, brands in 2026, we're going to tackle the very nerdy topic of ranking as Jesse requested.
And my general takeaway is just kind of that I feel like, and I, first of all, I want to say this, I really don't want this to come across like a, I'm getting older and I'm grumpy about the
I wanted to say the exact same thing at the outset is I really hope this doesn't, that no one thinks this is an overly negative podcast topic because there's massive positives to the things we're going to talk about.
Naturally, I think we're going to probably tackle it in a critical way and we're going to lean more towards, the downsides and the challenges and how things could improve, because I think naturally we're minded like that, wanting things to be better always.
But this is something that comes with positives and negatives, what we're going to talk about.
But the general thought I have is that no matter what company or what workers you're looking at, the in-ring style of pro wrestling seems to be greatly homogenized at this point.
And that if you were to turn on any promotion and watch like a main event match in particular, you're going to see a pretty similar style across the board.
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