Hosted by Tim Kail · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 61 episodes
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Professional wrestling is an art. The Work of Wrestling is dedicated to exploring that simple truth. Produced & hosted by Tim Kail.
Tim Kail hosts The Work Of Wrestling, a arts show with 61 episodes published.
Work of Wrestling host Tim Kail explains the strange emotional space he's in following CM Punk's defeat of Sami Zayn for the WWE Championship. He also briefly shares his thoughts on the July 6 episode of Monday Night Raw
What will professional wrestling be like in 100 years? That's the question at the heart of this episode where Tim explores the roles technology, social upheaval, climate change, shifts in government, and cultural consoli
Work of Wrestling host Tim Kail explains how and why Sami Zayn's Championship victory has so thoroughly inspired and uplifted him. He waxes philosophic on the signficance of being alive at this particular point in histor
Tim Kail watched the first and last segment of the latest episode of Raw, and he has some constructive criticisms for WWE. From attempting to book the "perfect" Oba Femi push to Seth Rollins sudden involvement in the mai
In this bonus edition of the podcast host Tim Kail talks a little bit more about what it means for Sami Zayn to have achieved his goal of becoming WWE Champion. Get a tee-shirt at https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/workofw
Tim Kail reviews WWE's latest premium live event, Night of Champions. He critiques Jey's "soft" offense, praises Iyo Sky's selling, examines how Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker over-delivered in their non-title match, ske
A question has been nagging Tim Kail for several days: why do I make art? He explains why this question is not necessarily helpful to the artist. In the interest of unberdening himself he arrives at a surprisingly simple
Tim Kail journeys back to his childhood when, in elementary school, he was asked to write down what he wanted to be when he grew up. Inspired by the film As Good As It Gets , he wrote down that he wanted to be a writer w
It's June 19th, 2026 and Tim Kail is now forty years old. He reflects upon this milestone, charting the decades of his life through the lens of art, friendship, pain, and love. Subscribe to Tim's Substack: https://workof
It's time for another real-time match commentary! This week, host Tim Kail provides commentary to the modern classic, Sami Zayn vs Johnny Knoxville at WrestleMania 38. Tim discusses Knoxville's sincerity, Sami's focus, a
Tim Kail has something he needs to get off his chest when it comes to the "Fu%! ICE" chants at AEW Dynamite, more specifically how they're praised on social media. Are you registered to vote? If not go here: https://www.
It's been a difficult week with a variety of trials and tribulations that Tim needs to get off his chest. Support The Work of Wrestling by giving it a five star rating and review in Apple Podcasts, buying a tee-shirt at
This week Tim Kail reviews WWE's latest premium live event, Clash In Italy. Tim discusses what makes Gunther such a perfect heel, why Cody Rhodes is being rejected by a contingent of the WWE fanbase, Rhea Ripley's excell
This week Work Of Wrestling host Tim Kail reviews AEW's latest pay-per-view, Double Or Nothing. Tim explains why he thought this was an uneven show with a couple really high highs, but a few unfortunate lows. Subscribe t
Greetings, one and all. Work Of Wrestling host Tim Kail has an announcement - he's created a Work Of Wrestling Substack! Listen to him explain how he's going to create a monthly newsletter for WOW's most ardent fans. Sub
Is it okay for men to cry? This is the question that sparked this episode of The Work Of Wrestling podcast. Tim shares some words of wisdom from The Macho Man Randy Savage before offering his own perspective on masculine
This week Tim Kail reviews WWE's premium live event, Backlash. Topics include fleshing out the Bron Breakkker character, Trick Williams being grown in a WWE Superstar lab, Sami Zayn's complex (and grim) status in WWE, Ki
In this special BONUS edition of The Work Of Wrestling podcast host Tim Kail explains why he has decided to purchase, watch, and review WWE's upcoming premium live event, Backlash. He goes into detail about his hypocrisy
In this special BONUS edition of The Work Of Wrestling podcast host Tim Kail once again shares what he liked about Monday Night Raw. He examines the Jacob Fatu/Roman Reigns rivalry and why it's emotionally impactful. He
This week Work Of Wrestling host Tim Kail examines the role of motivation in the artist's life. First, he argues why you should stop listening to motivational speakers, successul celebrities, and social media gurus about
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The Work Of Wrestling is hosted by Tim Kail. The show is categorised under arts (performing) and has published 61 episodes.
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