Wrestling Inc.’s own Jesse Collings was on a recent episode of
The Wrestling Inc. Daily podcast where he and Wrestling Inc. Managing Editor Nick Hausman discussed NJPW’s expansion into North America. Collings gave his thoughts on the impact of the resignation of NJPW President Harold Meij.
“It definitely is going to have a big impact. There’s a lot of complicated aspects to the Meij hiring and his tenure there,” Collings noted. “I think if people are familiar with Jim Herd in WCW, historically, when people look back at that era, a lot of the criticism aimed at Jim Herd is, well, he didn’t come from wrestling. He came Pizza Hut or something.
Wrestling Inc. Managing Editor Nick Hausman is back to host the latest episode of The Wrestling Inc. Daily podcast! The Wrestling Inc Daily is released Monday-Friday afternoon. Click HERE to subscribe on iTunes.
Today’s episode features:
Second City’s EJ Cameron joining Nick to talk all the pro wrestling news from the last twenty-four hours. Including: COVID-19 – Brodie Lee rumor killer AEW announcing their Brodie Lee tribute show WWE’s Brodie Lee tributes on RAW Keith Lee becoming number one contender to the RAW World title Alexa Bliss teasing she was torched The Miz getting the MITB contract back
What To Do With IWGP United States Champion Jon Moxley?
On today’s episode of
The Wrestling Inc. Daily podcast, Wrestling Inc. Managing Editor Nick Hausman sat down with Wrestling Inc.’s own Jesse Collings to look back at NJPW’s 2020. During their chat they discussed AEW star Jon Moxley’s current status as the IWGP United States Champion. Collings tied Moxley’s reign into how the pandemic has effected NJPW in 2020.
“Like every company, New Japan had to make adjustments to the pandemic, and New Japan had a very, just overall, different 2020, I think, compared to years in the past,” Collings said. “And it’s kind of up for debate amongst fans whether those changes were because of the pandemic or those changes were because this is what was planned all along, and we don’t really know that. And it’s been a weird year for them. There’s no doubt about it that I think a lot of people are down on them compared to previous years. I think they were held up to a very h