[MatthewMilligan]

This Sunday at 11pm Wrestle Talk TV will debut on Challenge. Sky Channel 125, Virgin Channel 136 and Freeview Channel 46. The show airs straight after Impact Wrestling and features an interview with WWE Superstar and Lead Singer of Fozzy, Chris Jericho!

The show was created by Alex Shane and is hosted by DJ and TV Presenter Joel Ross of JK and Joel fame featuring The Daily Star’s Patrick Lennon and Wrestle Central’s Francesca Wood. Showcasing both American and British wrestling Wrestle Talk TV brings fans the latest news, interviews and discussions in the wrestling world.

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[Jobberwacky]

Wow, great news, will definitely be watching this!!

 

[Cliffy]

cool idea.

 

[seabs]

TV Presenter Joel Ross of JK and Joel fame

awesome.

 

[Jobberwacky]

LOL, JK and Joel, many a radio show my ears have heard from those guys.

 

[Issues_Sunshyne]

When I was a kid I would have LOVED this. Now I don't really care, but it is great for those kids who still eat anything wrestling up.

Good on them.

 

[stunner2020]

Just a reminder to everyone that this starts at 11pm tonight

 

[Murph]

Not bad so far. It's sort of just a random collection of lots of different things, but it's been pretty enjoyable.

 

[HiddenViolence]

I watched it and really enjoyed it. Especially the Jericho interview. I don't see it listed for next week though.

 

[N-Zone]

I watched it and really enjoyed it. Especially the Jericho interview. I don't see it listed for next week though.

It's on biweekly so next ep's on the 9th.

But yeah I thought it was a pretty good show. The focus on British wrestling was cool to see. Jericho's interview was entertaining, although I didn't think that much of Lennon conducting the interview. I suppose he did well in the sense he just let Jericho talk freely but his questions were usually a little loose and open-ended. They could do with some higher production values too, it's pretty obvious the show's being thrown on Challenge right off of being an internet broadcast. Hopefully they'll address that in time.

Overall it was a good watch though, I'm just being nitpicky when really I shouldn't be because it's not often a show like this rolls around on a relatively mainstream TV channel.

 

[HiddenViolence]

It's on biweekly so next ep's on the 9th.

But yeah I thought it was a pretty good show. The focus on British wrestling was cool to see. Jericho's interview was entertaining, although I didn't think that much of Lennon conducting the interview. I suppose he did well in the sense he just let Jericho talk freely but his questions were usually a little loose and open-ended. They could do with some higher production values too, it's pretty obvious the show's being thrown on Challenge right off of being an internet broadcast. Hopefully they'll address that in time.

Overall it was a good watch though, I'm just being nitpicky when really I shouldn't be because it's not often a show like this rolls around on a relatively mainstream TV channel.

Alright cheers for clearing that up.

I have to agree the interviewer for Jericho was kind of awkward and his questions were rather vague.

 

[Rhawk]

I KNEW there was something that I forgot to do last night...

Any idea on ways to rewatch this at all?

 

[Issues_Sunshyne]

I KNEW there was something that I forgot to do last night...

Any idea on ways to rewatch this at all?

I think it will be on YouTube, or Challenges catch up channel (I'm sure I remember them having one.)

 

[flag sabbath]

Not bad for a debut - there was a decent half-hour show dotted throughout the 60 minute broadcast. Some interesting conversation with Jericho, but way too much ass-kissing & self-promotion made the cut. Loved the BritWresFest mini-doc - it made the UK scene look really fresh & exciting. Most of the presenter discussion was dull & superfluous, and the studio decor was rough on the eyes - tone it waaaay the fuck down, please.