WWE Coverage Podcasts

The best WWE coverage podcasts argue back. Television decides who the hero is. The show you hear the next morning asks whether the crowd agreed and whether the road to WrestleMania made sense. The field keeps filling up. In April 2025 WWE announced that Fanatics would produce and distribute its podcasts. A September 2026 snapshot of the US Apple Podcasts Wrestling chart showed several kinds of wrestling show sharing the top places.

Silo Voice Wrestling Podcast is brisk and observant. In the 19-minute The Voices in the Arena: Assorted Thoughts on WWE Smackdown March 20 2026, Jason C. McLean notes that the crowd in Raleigh was still cheering Randy Orton a week after his heel turn. He also catches an announcer describing a horrified WWE Universe while a fan behind him holds up an RKO shirt: "visual conflict with the message being portrayed." McLean watches the audience as closely as the ring.

The ZigZag moves at a looser pace. In the 68-minute Wrestlemania was SAVED by Night 2 | WWE Weekly Review, Corbin Elliott fits the recording in before class. He credits Pat McAfee with taking Cody Rhodes's finisher better than John Cena does, then wanders into a lament about what TikTok has become. Whether the detours charm you depends on how much of a fan's week you want with your results.

The WWE Podcast pairs reactions with listener mail. In WrestleMania 42: Night 1 Reaction, Cody Rhodes Retains & Gets Punted, Bianca's Huge News, Paige Returns (2026-04-19), the host blames WWE's creative team rather than McAfee for the Rhodes and Orton build. He then complains about sponsor logos on the mat and turnbuckles before conceding: "I realize I'm a bit of a hypocrite. My ads are placed generously throughout my show." He handles rumour with similar care. In Official WrestleMania 42 Preview & Predictions (2026-04-17), he passes on reports that Orton was hurting, says he doesn't know if they are true, and makes his pick conditional on them.

High Spot Podcast is angrier. In HSP - State Of The WWE (2026-04-12), Jeff Martin and Bryan Burga ask when Triple H's creative touch slipped, and one host dates it to the WrestleMania 40 numbers and press conference. HSP - SMACKDOWN LET DOWN HEADING INTO WRESTLEMANIA becomes a sustained complaint about what the hosts call Jelly Roll overkill.

Turnbuckle Talk Wrestling is profane and also quick to praise what works. In Back to Basics (2026-04-24), the hosts relish Oba Femi standing silent through the chants on Raw, saying four words and dropping the mic. They then pause to worry about IYO SKY's landing on a suicide dive. For news-led listening, try the News & Analysis page.

Some listeners want company more than verdicts. What's Wrong with Wrestling? WWE Recap Show, with Andrew, Joe and Eric, recaps Raw and SmackDown, but the bits are the draw. In THE DAY THE YEET DIED - WWE Raw 6/9/25 Recap, the hosts call a Queen of the Ring fatal four-way move by move and hand out best-and-worst awards. A blind ranking then dissolves into insistence that the list is the list. These cover 2025 shows, and one recap runs 102 minutes, so bring time.

Wrestling is Cool! makes disagreement the point. In 2025 ROYAL RUMBLE FALL OUT, WAS JEY USO THE RIGHT CHOICE?, one of the two hosts, Santi and Sancho, tells listeners: "you guys would find this podcast way way more boring if we were just agreeing with each other."

Notsam Wrestling offers access. In CM Punk on His Bron Breakker Match, AJ Lee's Return, Night Watch & More | Notsam Wrestling Interview, Punk sits in the studio with Sam Roberts hours after a punishing match. He says makeup is covering a black-and-blue nose, then promotes his new film. The conversation is warm and revealing about a working day, though nobody would mistake it for an interrogation; access shows usually make that trade. Roberts is useful at speed too. His 21-minute Spoiler Alert - The Finish of Smackdown!! | Notsam Wrestling EMERGENCY Podcast walks through a three stages of hell match and Jacob Fatu's unmasking.