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From AEW to WWE and beyond, Tim and Marcus bring you a weekly look into the world of professional wrestling! Proudly a part of the Soon To Be Named Network. Find more at linktr.ee/finalwrestlingplace
Final Wrestling Place hosts Final Wrestling Place: A Professional Wrestling Podcast, a sports show with 368 episodes published.
Marcus is out selling shirts but with the G1 coming to a close, we just couldn't take PTO! Tim's here to answer your voicemails, chat about the final two nights of the G1 and openly worry about how legit voodoo may actua
It's the middle of the year so Tim and Marcus dive into the year that's been so far and present to you The Middies! Our mid-year look ahead for Best and Worst Year Ever coming up at the end of the calendar. What are our
We've had some time away but now it's time to give back! FWP takes on AEW Redemption, WWE Summerslam, and the lead-up to AEW All In. What are we excited about and what can we miss? Plus who does one caller want to see be
When one of us doesn't have their fastball and wants to call off for the week, the other reaches down and pulls them up and drags them to a 90 minute show. That was this week! We talk TNA Lies, the rumblings from Saturda
Title changes galore and a tradition unlike any other! This week on FWP, the boys talk Kenny Omega winning the big one again, the return of the Hangman, and rising from the ashes is the G1 Climax 36! Thank you so much fo
Marcus and Tim are back, but for how long? Not the be the Weather Show, but the boys experience inclement weather during the show so there's only a light 20 of banter ending with the New York Yankees! Your voicemails lea
Marcus is hit with the technical bug and the physical bug. So Tim tries to give the podcast a push start to see if Marcus can catch up and get rolling. Judging by the run-time, signs aren't good. PTO this week, voicemail
It's Forbidden Door time which means it's Forbidden Door talk! The boys talk all things AEW's cross-promotional event including what we think will go down and where we may be headed towards All In. Plus, we get a voicema
Week off so the boys are back with an FWP classic. Tim and Marcus look to build the best all-time Great American Bash card in a collaborative draft! Both men draft four matches, plus they collaborate on a WarGames! How d
This week, the boys break down what is possible and what could be possible when you just let 'em work! We discuss AAA Noche De Los Grandes and the Mask vs. Mask match as well as the first flight of the new Kevin Knight!
A day late but we are locked in on AEW's Double Or Nothing! How'd TK and his Elite crew handle the bright lights of New York for PPV? Plus, we talk about who Mick Foley's AEW best friend will be, how to handle being a ch
NOTE: We experienced a ton of internet connectivity issues throughout the podcast. Around the 27 minute mark and again around 43ish minutes, you may hear some jerkiness with the audio from me trying to start and stop the
The first shot has been taken. WWE and AEW have engaged in the first steps of a Saturday Night War... maybe! WWE Backlash and AEW Fairway To Hell took place over the weekend and we watched to give you the fair shake on e
TKO's gonna TKO as Black Friday last week expanded into a Grey Saturday just 8 days later. WWE releases The New Day, JC Mateo and Tonga Loa and the boys explain why this is a bigger deal than TKO may have even anticipate
Hot off the heels of WrestleMania in Vegas, the hot hand still resides in AEW! After some voicemails, Marcus and Tim dive into the current state of AEW and where things may be projecting to within the next year. Plus, so
Another WrestleMania has come and gone which means another year of Final Wrestling Place! The boys break down both nights of WWE's Vegas runback of WrestleMania! What made its mark and what missed its mark through it all
Listen as Marcus fights through his demons known as the New York Yankees PLUS the boys give the Viewer's Choice of AEW Dynasty and cap everything off with talk about the last few mile markers on the road to WrestleMania
Marcus has fatherly duties this Easter so Tim's gone to the bullpen and pulled out the heater! Joining us this week is Ed from Sentai Sleaze Ranger to talk a little Sakura Genesis, the big shake-up leading into WrestleMa
A quickie but a goodie this week on FWP! This week we are reminded that wrestling has more than one royal family thanks to a specific voicemail, thoughts and prayers for the Protostar, some WWE Hall of Fame discussion an
Slow news week in the wrestling world so Marcus and Tim dig into their bag of tricks and pull out another collaborative draft. This time, the boys look to make their best WrestleMania card only using matches that have op
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