Pro Wrestling Forever Podcast

By Pro Wrestling Forever

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Pro Wrestling Forever is a podcast for fans who love wrestling without the baggage.


Hosted by Professor Degree and Blade Daily, this show is built on one simple idea: No Masters. No Gatekeepers. No Holds Barred. Just two middle-aged fans who’ve been watching for decades and still believe pro wrestling is at its best when it’s shared—not policed.


Every week, the hosts dive into the full spectrum of professional wrestling—past, present, and everything in between—celebrating the art, the athleticism, and yes… the absurd, the hideous, and the downright dumb. Because wrestling isn’t just one thing. It’s theater. It’s burlesque. It’s drag. It’s violence and choreography. It’s high art and lowbrow chaos. It’s a contradiction—and that’s exactly why it works.


Pro Wrestling Forever doesn’t pretend there’s a “right” way to enjoy wrestling. Whether you see it as sport, soap opera, cartoon, or something else entirely, you’re right. There are no rules here—only perspectives. What works in one era, one ring, or for one performer might completely fall apart somewhere else. And that’s part of the magic.


This podcast isn’t about telling you what’s good or bad. It’s about sharing what we love—and opening the door for you to do the same. It’s about building a community where fans can talk, debate, laugh, and occasionally argue (because let’s be honest… it’s wrestling fans). But at its core, this is a space for dialogue, not division.


We’re not insiders. We’re not experts. We’re just fans who know what makes us happy.


And what makes us happy… is pro wrestling.


Pro Wrestling Forever.




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Episode Date
The Aristocrat: From Buddy Rogers & Ric Flair to MJF | Wrestling Archetypes
Sep 16, 2026
Beyond the Mat Revisited: Terry Funk, Mick Foley & Jake Roberts 27 Years Later
Sep 09, 2026
AEW All In 2026: An All-Time Classic & the Rise of Will Ospreay
Sep 01, 2026
Who Belongs in the AEW Hall of Fame? | Sting, Kenny Omega & the Inaugural Class
Aug 26, 2026
How AEW Can Make Pro Wrestling Feel More Like a Real Sport
Aug 19, 2026
Transitional Champions: Wrestling’s Most Famous Temporary Kings
Aug 12, 2026
Bash at the Beach 1996: Hulk Hogan's Heel Turn & the Birth of the nWo | Pro Wrestling Forever
Aug 05, 2026
AEW Redemption Review: Did AEW Finally Build a Great Road to All In?
Jul 29, 2026
What If Sting Was the Third Man? Rewriting WCW, the nWo & Wrestling History
Jul 15, 2026
Ready to Rumble Revisited: Does WCW's Cult Classic Deserve More Respect? | Pro Wrestling Forever
Jul 08, 2026
Title: Forbidden Door 2026 Review | Ospreay vs. Swerve, Women's Division Triumph & AEW's Global Vision
Jun 30, 2026
The Most Underrated Wrestlers Ever | Brad Armstrong, Luna Vachon & Wrestling's Forgotten Greats
Jun 24, 2026
Who's Next? Predicting Pro Wrestling's Future Main Eventers | Athena, Willow, Bandido, Lee Moriarty & More
Jun 17, 2026
SummerSlam 1988 Review | Does WWF's First SummerSlam Still Hold Up? (Books Watches It for the First Time)
Jun 10, 2026
What If Ric Flair Joined WWF in 1988? | Into the Wrestleverse #1
Jun 03, 2026
AEW Double or Nothing 2026 Fallout | Takeshita, Kevin Knight & Summer Chaos
May 26, 2026
Battle Royals, Briefcases, Tournaments & Title Shots
May 20, 2026
The Wrestler (1974): Verne Gagne’s Beautiful Bald Territory Fever Dream
May 13, 2026
Greatest Wrestling Factions Ever? The Best, Worst & Most Forgotten Groups
May 06, 2026
Best Worst Wrestlers?! | Pro Wrestling Forever Ep. 1
Apr 29, 2026