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I’ve been off for 8-9 months because of my neck surgery. I’m losing my mind. Like, I just want to be around it
30/04/2026

I’ve been off for 8-9 months because of my neck surgery. I’m losing my mind. Like, I just want to be around it

CM Punk has now officially lost a World Title to all 3 members of The Shield.‱ CM Punk vs. Jon Moxley - AEW Dynamite 202...
30/04/2026

CM Punk has now officially lost a World Title to all 3 members of The Shield.

‱ CM Punk vs. Jon Moxley - AEW Dynamite 2022
‱ CM Punk vs. Seth Rollins - SummerSlam 2025
‱ CM Punk vs. Roman Reigns - WrestleMania 42

WWE reportedly held discussions about calling Ricky Saints up to the main roster.However, The CW reportedly wants to kee...
28/04/2026

WWE reportedly held discussions about calling Ricky Saints up to the main roster.

However, The CW reportedly wants to keep at least "one established veteran" on the NXT roster at this point in time.

(Source: )

If this really is the end
 then we just witnessed the career of a once-in-a-generation force.Brock Lesnar wasn’t just a ...
27/04/2026

If this really is the end
 then we just witnessed the career of a once-in-a-generation force.
Brock Lesnar wasn’t just a superstar — he was an attraction. A different breed.
From dominating WWE, to conquering the UFC, and then coming back to change the game all over again
 nobody has had a run like Lesnar.
He didn’t need to talk much.
He didn’t need to show up every week.
Because when he did show up — it felt BIG.
Love him or hate him, Brock Lesnar made everything feel real. He brought legitimacy, intensity, and that “anything can happen” feeling every time he stepped in the ring.
The Beast Incarnate didn’t just win titles
 he defined eras.
If this is truly retirement, then one thing is certain
We may never see another Brock Lesnar again.
End of an era. 🐐

AEW is UNDERUSING Okada
 and it’s becoming a real problem.Kazuchika Okada didn’t leave New Japan Pro-Wrestling as one of...
27/04/2026

AEW is UNDERUSING Okada
 and it’s becoming a real problem.
Kazuchika Okada didn’t leave New Japan Pro-Wrestling as one of the greatest of all time just to feel like “another guy” on the roster in All Elite Wrestling.
This is the Rainmaker. A generational talent. A main event machine.
But in AEW? No real aura. No dominant run. No clear direction.
Instead of being treated like a global superstar, he’s just
 there.
AEW has one of the best wrestlers in the world, and they’re not maximizing him. Whether it’s inconsistent booking, too many stars fighting for screen time, or lack of long-term storytelling — something is clearly off.
Because let’s be honest: Okada should feel SPECIAL every time he appears.
Right now? He doesn’t.
Do you think AEW is wasting Okada, or are they playing the long game?

Backlash 2026 Poster I'm sorry but this is just awful seriously. WWE ain't trying anymore even their posters look soulle...
27/04/2026

Backlash 2026 Poster

I'm sorry but this is just awful seriously. WWE ain't trying anymore even their posters look soulless

Bodyslam reports that Smackdown on USA Network will be moving from 3 hours back to 2 hours every week.Thank God the 3 ho...
27/04/2026

Bodyslam reports that Smackdown on USA Network will be moving from 3 hours back to 2 hours every week.

Thank God the 3 hours was just too much of the product is poor

Official poster for Night of champions 2026 FeaturingRoman ReignsCody RhodesOba FemiTrick WilliamsLiv MorganBecky Lynch ...
27/04/2026

Official poster for Night of champions 2026 Featuring
Roman Reigns
Cody Rhodes
Oba Femi
Trick Williams
Liv Morgan
Becky Lynch
Liv Morgan
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Why TNA Surviving Was GOOD for BusinessFor years, people expected TNA to collapse. Financial issues, roster problems, ba...
24/04/2026

Why TNA Surviving Was GOOD for Business
For years, people expected TNA to collapse. Financial issues, roster problems, bad booking phases—you name it. But the fact that it didn’t die ended up helping the entire wrestling ecosystem.
First, competition matters. When only WWE dominated the market, talent had fewer options and less leverage. TNA staying alive—even at a smaller scale—kept the idea alive that there’s life outside WWE. That mindset helped pave the way for companies like All Elite Wrestling to emerge and thrive.
Second, it became a second chance platform. Wrestlers who were released or underused elsewhere could rebuild their careers. Look at names like Drew McIntyre (then Drew Galloway) who reinvented himself in TNA before returning to WWE as a top star. Without TNA, many careers might have stalled completely.
Third, creative freedom. TNA experimented more than people give it credit for—different match styles, storytelling, and talent from around the world. That freedom influenced the broader wrestling scene and proved fans wanted alternatives.
Fourth, it preserved wrestling diversity. Promotions like Ring of Honor and later AEW benefited from a world where multiple companies could coexist. TNA surviving helped normalize that ecosystem.
Finally, it proved resilience matters. TNA went through ownership changes, TV deal struggles, and near-death moments—but it adapted. That kind of survival story is rare in wrestling history and shows that the industry doesn’t have to be a one-company monopoly.

WWE is clearly built for a mass audience. Their shows are structured like mainstream entertainment: big characters, simp...
24/04/2026

WWE is clearly built for a mass audience. Their shows are structured like mainstream entertainment: big characters, simple storytelling, global appeal, and moments designed to go viral. That’s why they can pull in casual viewers, kids, and even people who don’t watch wrestling regularly.

AEW leans more toward a hardcore/niche audience—fans who care deeply about match quality, wrestling styles, and less scripted promos. You even see that with talent like Bryan Danielson or Kenny Omega, where the in-ring work is the main attraction.

Since TKO took over WWE now they have completely forgotten about the hardcore wrestling fans in my opinion. The company is more about making money now but I think they are taking a dangerous road by completely ignoring that fan base because once s**t hits the fan and the casual fans find new things to watch they will need those hardcore fans back

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