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Looks like Vince McMahon is in more trouble. A woman named Barbara Doran took to her Facebook to release a lengthy statement about a car accident she was recently in, and it turned out that the man who hit her car was none other than the former chair of WWE, Vince McMahon himself. The story prompted Jim Cornette to react to the incident, asserting that neither he nor many others prefer driving with McMahon.

As per Doran’s post, she was driving in the right lane of the narrow Merritt Highway with her dog when McMahon’s car, going 80-90 mph, hit her car. Luckily, she was able to keep control of the wheel but was “shot off the road after being catapulted over 100 yards.”...

You can think about John Cena in many ways, from being a protagonist and the proponent of hustle, loyalty, and respect inside the squared circle to a shadow of his former self. Still, John Cena is undeniably one of the greatest WWE superstars to have stepped into the ring.

John Cena was the face of the company for more than a decade. He was elevated during the Attitude Era and dominated the locker room until modern times. He is known for delivering some of the most remarkable matches in the company, which created a special memory in the hearts of the fans.

However, a series of totally different encounters he had over the years paint a completely different picture of the 17-time World Champion. These matches not only display the poor technical skills of the wrestlers involved but also portray bad storyline writing and complacency in detailing the rivalries Cena had during his career.

From Jim Ross to the legendary Jbl, no one can forget the role of commentators in the WWE; they defined how we perceive wrestling in one form or the other. That baton was carried by Pat McAfee in the modern era.

But recently, the wrestling community was astonished to see his sudden disappearance from WWE’s weekly shows, Raw and SmackDown. This has left fans wondering whether he is planning to quit the company and explore new ventures. The modern-day voice of the company has now provided clarity on why he is out of the WWE for now.

Pat McAfee reveals why he has suddenly disappeared from WWE Pat McAfee performing his commentary duties. (Image Credit: WWE)

After his continued absence from the Red and Blue brands of the WWE, Pat McAfee cleared the air around his employment in the company and the reason behind this hiatus, which appeared sudden to several WWE fans.

Professional wrestling is unpredictable. Many in the sport carve out long and successful careers, some leave it in the middle, and are forgotten sooner or later. Sable is a classic example of the latter. But her sudden exit has often been a subject of discussion amongst WWE fans.

Sable was at the peak of her prowess before her first exit from the company in 1999. She was part of some major storylines in the WWE and was one of the few important women wrestlers at the height of the Attitude Era. However, at a time when she was having a dream run in the company, she decided to hang up her boots. But why? The reason might surprise you.

Jim Ross unveils the real reason why Sable left WWE Sable inside the WWE ring. (Image Credit: WWE)

Sable departed from the company under unusual circumstances. Following her exit, she filed a $110 million lawsuit against the WWE.

If iconic is a word, then Ric Flair is the living embodiment of it, especially with his larger-than-life personality and achievements inside the WWE ring. What made him more intriguing is that, despite being 76 years old, he remains a relevant figure in the wrestling industry, knowing how to make other wrestlers look great.

Naturally, one would assume that he would be the most beloved figure in the community, where fans and fellow wrestlers would love him. But let’s be honest, nobody’s a saint, and Flair isn’t one either. His image has been tainted with controversies and actions that can’t be undone.

Like every time, the Hall of Famer has found himself on the bitter end of the stick, where he took a dig at his haters while throwing a fit on social media.

Ric Flair continues his burning streak of controversial social media posts

In the...

The world of professional wrestling is not only made up of in-ring athletes but also of many other people who contribute to providing extravagant experiences to fans. One of those personnel is commentators, who use their voices to call the action and keep the fans engaged throughout the show’s broadcast.

In the wrestling world, there have been many legends in that respect. However, there is one WWE legend who is a highly renowned figure in the industry. But he has been dealing with multiple health issues since last year and revealed yet another heartbreaking news of battling cancer regarding his health recently.

Which WWE legend announced being diagnosed with cancer? Jim Ross at a WWE show/ Credits: WWE

In a recent update on his X, WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross revealed that he had been diagnosed with colon cancer recently. Ross also added that he is set to...

Legendary wrestling broadcaster Jim Ross announced on Thursday that he has been diagnosed with colon cancer.

On his official Twitter account, Ross wrote “Diagnosed this week with colon cancer. Surgery being scheduled in the next week or two. I appreciate your concern and support.”

This is not Ross’ first bout with cancer. He previously revealed in October 2021 that he had been diagnosed with skin cancer, but declared he was cancer free in December of that year after undergoing treatment. Ross then stated in February 2024 that he had undergone “cancer surgery” on his right hip.

Ross is one of the most well-known pro wrestling commentators of all time. He began his career in the pro wrestling world in the 1970s, working his way up to being lead play-by-play announcer for Mid-South Wrestling before going on to work for promotions like the National Wrestling Alliance (Nwa) and World Championship Wrestling (WCW). Ross...

The dramatic countdown clock and the striking entrance of a well-built man in a brightly lit jacket remain some of the most iconic and cherished memories WWE fans associate with Chris Jericho. Known affectionately as Y2J by the WWE Universe, Jericho carved out a legendary career in the company, becoming a defining figure at the dawn of WWE’s modern era.

However, Jericho’s storied WWE journey ended six years ago when he made the highly publicized transition to All Elite Wrestling (Aew), but there is a buzz around a possible twist in his long career.

Chris Jericho talks about a potential return to the WWE Chris Jericho making a remarkable entrance in the WWE ring. (Image Credit: WWE)

Former WWE Champion Chris Jericho has become a cornerstone of All Elite Wrestling (Aew), playing a pivotal role in the company’s rise since its inception in 2019. As one of...

Stone Cold Steve Austin was the hottest WWE star during the Attitude Era. He was the badass baby face the crowd wanted and got. From 1997 to 2000, he was one of the company’s faces (alongside The Rock). WWE and Stone Cold were inseparable. Yet, something went wrong in 2002. After a botched heel turn a year earlier, it looked like Stone Cold was missing something.

He had done everything, and now, it looked like there was nothing left to do. In June 2002, Stone Cold walked out of the company controversially. He did it just before an episode of Raw, too. Why did he do it? What did WWE do that made Stone Cold angry enough to walk out of the company?

Stone Cold was already frustrated with his booking for a few months

In 2002, Austin was still as big as ever, but his popularity and success had started to reach their summit.

WWE has always been a realm where possibilities, probabilities, and even impossibilities collide. Over the years, some matches have become timeless classics, leaving a lasting impact on the fans and the industry. Others, though promising on paper, failed to generate the same level of excitement or legacy.

Then there exists a unique category—the dream matches that never happened. These hypothetical clashes continue to fuel debates and fantasies among wrestling enthusiasts, representing missed opportunities that could have redefined eras.

One of the most talked-about dream matches in WWE history is the unrealized showdown between Stone Cold Steve Austin and Hulk Hogan. Both men were the faces of their respective eras—Hogan in the golden age of the 1980s and Austin in the Attitude Era of the late ’90s.

The reason why Steve Austin and Hulk Hogan could never meet in the ring Steve Austin meeting with Hulk Hogan and The Rock.

While Vince McMahon often portrayed a rough and intimidating persona on television, both brilliant and questionable decisions marked his tenure as the head of WWE. Although McMahon was responsible for producing some of the most iconic and compelling storylines in WWE history, he also oversaw the creation of some truly regrettable ones.

One of the most notorious examples was the infamous storyline involving Triple H and Kane, now remembered as the Katie Vick controversy. Widely regarded as one of the worst storylines ever produced, it remains a dark chapter in WWE history, one that both the company and the WWE Universe would rather forget.

The horrific details of the Katie Vick controversy Triple H and Kane have been involved in a heated confrontation. (Image Credit: WWE)

The storyline revolved around the alleged death of a young woman named Katie Vick. Triple H accused Kane of murdering her, going even further...

Exclusive: Myriad Pictures will launch international sales in Cannes on Queen Of The Ring, the biopic of pioneering female pro wrestler Mildred Burke starring Emily Bett Rickards, Josh Lucas, Walton Goggins, and Tyler Posey.

Myriad founder Kirk D’Amico and his team will screen the film in the market. Ash Avildsen directs from a screenplay by Avildsen and Alston Ramsay based on the book The Queen Of The Ring: Sex, Muscles, Diamonds, And The Making Of An American Legend by Pulitzer Prize winner Jeff Leen.

The feature from Intrinsic Value Films follows Burke’s career as she defies societal norms to...

Stone Cold Steve Austin was the undisputed face of WWE during the heights of the Attitude Era. The Bionic Redneck entertained the fans for years as an in-ring performer and then transitioned into a non-wrestling role to continue fulfilling his passion.

In the early 2000s, Steve Austin was portraying the role of Sheriff for WWE Raw. It was during the road to WrestleMania Xx that Austin was entangled in a huge rivalry featuring then Next Big Thing, Brock Lesnar. Had it not been for the Texas Rattlesnake, Lesnar and his opponent would have been eaten alive by fans on the Grandest Stage of Them All.

Which Brock Lesnar match did Steve Austin save in WWE? Brock Lesnar vs Goldberg with Steve Austin at WrestleMania Xx/ Credit: WWE.com

In 2003, Steve Austin got involved in the rivalry that had been brewing between Brock Lesnar and WCW icon Goldberg. It began at the Royal Rumble,...

The Rock has provided several other stars with memorable moments in their careers, including commentator Jonathan Coachman. A renowned sports and wrestling pundit and commentator, Coachman is well-known among WWE fans for his tenure with the organization, including his work behind the announcer’s desk.

Some of the most memorable moments in Coachman’s career were his work as a diabolical ‘heel’, even though he also served as an on-air commentator and backstage interviewer.

Jonathan Coachman with the ESPN crew (Credit: WWE)

The Rock took great pride in mocking him. WWE fans also found great joy in their hero putting down this smarmy interviewer/announcer/assistant.

The Rock taught ‘The Coach’ a lesson along with Eugene

Jonathan Coachman was well known to most as the assistant to Raw General Manager Eric Bischoff. ‘The Coach’ was a mainstay of WWE’s Ruthless Aggression Era; he was often spotted with shades and a sly smile.

Brock Lesnar’s entrance has caused a massive explosion in the WWE universe. Over the years, the Beast Incarnate has been a dominant force in the WWE, power-packed with sheer force and an unparalleled skill set.

People often attribute the End of the Streak and many other consequential events in the WWE to Lesnar. But not everything associated with his career is positive and good for business. One particular incident led to great loss for the WWE because of a shocking action from Lesnar.

Brock Lesnar as a youngster in the WWE. (Image Credit: WWE)

Apart from the relentless force at his disposal, Lesnar had a coveted career in the WWE. With multiple titles and undisputed championships in his name, Brock Lesnar became a name synonymous with excellence in the company.

Brock Lesnar’s back tattoo that led to a massive loss for the WWE

The Beast Incarnate’s abilities...

WWE wrestlers often need to put their egos aside and lose matches for the sake of the storyline, and this is exactly what one of the biggest superstars in the promotion refused to do in 2002.

Stone Cold Steve Austin was one of the most influential figures in the company’s history, and he was the face of WWE for several years. In 2002, Vince McMahon wanted to make way for the younger generation in the company, so he matched Steve Austin with an emerging Brock Lesnar in a fight that Austin was supposed to lose, but the six-time WWE champion refused to do that straight away.

Stone Cold Steve Austin | credit- WWE Why did Stone Cold Steve Austin refuse to lose to Brock Lesnar “

There was a time when Stone Cold Steve Austin used to carry the entire WWE on his shoulders. He was the main reason behind the promotion winning...

Shawn Michaels was not always the professional executive type he is today. He was once one of the most controversial figures of WWE’s Attitude Era, who never fell short of creating a ruckus in the arena but Vince McMahon had his own way of dealing with him.

As one of WWE’s biggest pranksters, Michaels always tried to pull something extraordinary out of the hat, but little did he know that his antics inside the squared circle would cost him dearly one day.

Why did Shawn Michaels give an interview to Jim Ross with gauze stuffed in his shorts? Shawn Michaels | credit- WWE

Shawn Michaels and The Undertaker were amidst an ongoing feud in 1997, they engaged in a couple of bouts that year at Ground Zero and Badd Blood. Before the duo locked horns at Badd Blood, an in-ring interview was organized, and legendary broadcaster Jim Ross conducted the interview.

Stone Cold Steve Austin was the biggest star in the Attitude Era, being the flagship face alongside Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. The Texas Rattlesnake was the epitome of a true influential figure in the world of professional wrestling during the mid 1990s and until the early 2000s.

Towards the end of Austin’s in-ring career, WWE saw an influx of many top prospects in the company. The global juggernaut was in the process of building the next top stars and had identified one rookie perfect for that role. He was none other than Brock Lesnar.

Brock Lesnar with Paul Heyman/ Credit: WWE

Lesnar was called ‘The Next Big Thing.’ He was dominant, wrestled at the highest level, and already delivered captivating in-ring performances. During his rise as a top WWE superstar, he was slated to face Stone Cold Steve Austin on Raw. However, Austin famously refused to do so and...

Queen of the Ring star Emily Bett Rickards isn't scared to face wrestling's rabid fanbase. The former Arrow ensemble member will draw their attention when she takes to the silver screen as wrestling legend Mildred Burke in an upcoming biopic, but she developed a knack for braving backlash during her time in the CW's DC universe as Felicity Smoak.

"When I was on Arrow, I quickly realized how passionate comic book fans can be," said the CWveteran in an interview with TV Insider, confessing "At one point, I had to have a really long talk with my therapist, asking, 'Okay, so what is all this energy? I don’t really understand it.'"

The actress claims she had to develop "skin like a rhino" and "heart like a rose" to be able to achieve that understanding. She now acknowledges criticism often stems from passion, not malice alone.

I think that criticism is passion,...

Welcome to this week’s review of Aew’s, Collision, which brings wrestling back to Saturday nights and is now all alone in Aew’s weekend programming following the end of Rampage. We’ve got the commentary team of Tony Schiavone, Jim Ross, and Excalibur calling the action, so let’s get into our review!

Match #1: Hologram def. The Beast Mortos The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

The Beast Mortos bulldozed Hologram with a running shoulder tackle. Hologram dropkicked Mortos, knocking Mortos back to the barricade. Hologram hit a swan diving hurracanrana to the outside on Mortos. The Beast Mortos pounced Hologram with a shoulder block! The Beast Mortos connected with a tornillo through the ropes! The Beast Mortos gorilla press slammed Hologram from the top rope! Hologram fired off a thrust kick and then flew out of the ring with a torpedo tope suicida, knocking Mortos into the barricade.

Welcome to this week’s review of Aew’s, Collision, which brings wrestling back to Saturday nights and is now all alone in Aew’s weekend programming following the end of Rampage. We’ve got the commentary team of Tony Schiavone, Jim Ross, and Nigel McGuinness calling the action, so let’s get into our review of this “Homecoming” special!

Match #1: Samoa Joe def. Nick Wayne The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Samoa Joe teased Nick Wayne, not even budging when Nick tried some running shoulder tackles. Samoa Joe cracked Nick with a thunderous chop. Samoa Joe went for a muscle buster, but Nick Wayne gouged Joe’s eyes to escape. Nick Wayne took down Samoa Joe with a dragon screw leg whip. Nick Wayne moonsaulted out of the ring and crashed onto Joe. Nick Wayne charged at Samoa Joe in the ring, but Joe countered with a side slam.

Fishing enthusiasts, get ready for an unforgettable adventure as “Blair Wiggins Outdoors” returns with an all-new episode titled “Catching a Memory on the Space Coast,” airing this Saturday at 7:00 Am on Discovery. Join Capt. Blair as he teams up with Capt. Scott Lum and later Capt. Jim Ross on a quest to reel in cobia off the picturesque Space Coast of Florida.

In this thrilling episode, viewers will witness the camaraderie and expertise of these seasoned anglers as they navigate the pristine waters in search of the prized cobia. With their knowledge of the local waters and strategic fishing tactics, Capt. Blair and his crew are determined to make every cast count, aiming to create lasting memories and epic fishing tales.

Whether you’re an experienced angler or simply enjoy the beauty of the great outdoors, “Catching a Memory on the Space Coast” promises to deliver excitement, adrenaline, and plenty of fishing action.

WWE Hall of Famer ”Stone Cold” Steve Austin continues to stand as one of the most significant and influential figures in the history of professional wrestling. Often credited with spearheading the Attitude Era, Austin’s impact reshaped the landscape of pro wrestling. Recent developments suggest that WWE has more prominent names in mind for WrestleMania 40, in order to steal The Rock’s thunder at the Show of Shows.

Steve Austin, source: WWE

Throughout his career, ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Austin has squared off against some of the most iconic wrestlers in WWE history. From legendary battles with The Rock to intense rivalries with Triple H and Mick Foley, Austin never failed to create history at every turn.

Steve Austin Isn’t The Only Major Name Returning at WrestleMania 40 The Rock, source: WWE

There have been numerous legendary WWE Superstars who have clashed with The Rock throughout his illustrious career, but none...

What is a common link between John Cena, Randy Orton, Dave Bautista, and Brock Lesnar? Well, of course, they all are WWE Superstars. However, an astonishing fact is that all these prospective Hall of Famers were all a member of the famous “Class of 2002”.

Randy Orton, John Cena, Batista and Brock Lesnar || WWE.Com

WWE’s former developmental territory Ohio Valley Wrestling churned out a class of rookies unlike any other in 2002. These names exploded into superstardom and went on to become the most decorated names in wrestling. Interestingly, even though these four are incredibly talented athletes, there was someone even more athletic hired by WWE that same year!

Jim Ross Believes Shelton Benjamin Was The Most Athletic Wrestlers WWE’s Class of 2002 Over The Likes Of John Cena and Brock Lesnar

Jim Ross || WWE.Com

Jim Ross is a legendary figure in professional wrestling. For decades, Ross’s booming...

Aew Revolution 2024 was a hell of a show and it ended with the satisfying finale of Sting’s time in the ring. The final stretch of Sting’s career was a wonderful chance to set things right for the legendary wrestler, after the wrestling business had constantly let him down over the years. He was once the ace of WCW, but the incompetence and selfishness of others hurt his legacy in different ways at different promotions. But despite being in his 60s, his three years at Aew allowed him to go out on his own terms.

The Stinger is a beloved icon for a reason. While he did get wrapped up in such unfortunate things as the WCW mini-movies, the Shockmaster, the ill-fated Hulk Hogan match at Starrcade, and a really unfortunate PPV main event involving Jeff Hardy, Sting was still one of WCW’s great highlights and kicked a...

It’s Monday so you know what that means, it’s time for our weekly review of Aew: Rampage! This week’s show was broadcast from the home of Aew, Daily’s Place in Jacksonville, Florida and featured Excalibur, Jim Ross, and Tony Schiavone on commentary. Now let’s get to the review…

Match #1: Continental Crown Championship Match – Eddie Kingston def. Wheeler Yuta The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Yuta and Kingston chain wrestled at the start of the match. Yuta applied pressure to Eddie’s wrist and arm. Yuta kicked Eddie in the head, taunting him. Eddie got to his feet and smacked Yuta in the face with an open palm strike. Yuta fired back with a tope, driving Eddie into the barricade. Yuta connected with a big cross body press. Yuta charged at Kingston in the corner, but Kingston moved out of the way. Kingston used...

Welcome to this week’s review of Aew’s latest television show, Collision, which brings wrestling back to Saturday nights! We’ve got the commentary team of Nigel McGuinness, Kevin Kelly and Tony Schiavone calling the action, with Jr commentating on the main event as well this week, so let’s get into the review!

Match #1: “Switchblade” Jay White def. Ar Fox The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Jay White grappled Fox to the mat with a side headlock takedown. Fox came back with a cutter. Fox followed up with a swift kick to Jay White, knocking White out of the ring. Fox nailed Jay White with a shooting star press, posting off the turnbuckles and landing on White on the arena floor. Back in the ring, Jay White threw Fox into the turnbuckles with a half and half suplex. Jay White spiked Ar Fox with a Ddt.

Welcome to this week’s review of Aew’s latest television show, Collision, which brings wrestling back to Saturday nights! We’ve got the commentary team of Nigel McGuinness and Ian Riccaboni calling the action, with Jr commentating on the main event as well this week, so let’s get into the review!

Match #1: Ring Of Honor World TV Championship Match – Samoa Joe def. Willie Mack The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Willie tried a shoulder block on Samoa Joe and Joe didn’t budge. Samoa Joe rammed into Willie Mack and knocked him off his feet! Samoa Joa jabbed at Willie Mack in the corner turnbuckles. Willie Mack fired off the ropes with a leg lariat. He connected with a plancha on Samoa Joe. Willie crushed Samoa Joe with a cannonball in the corner! Samoa Joe booted Willie and then splashed him with a running senton for a near fall.

Welcome to this week’s review of Aew’s latest television show, Collision, which brings wrestling back to Saturday nights! We’ve got the commentary team of Nigel McGuinness and Kevin Kelly calling the action this week, so let’s get into the review!

Match #1: Aew International Championship Match – Jon Moxley def. Action Andretti The following is courtesy of wwe.com:

Moxley blasted Andretti with a chop in the corner. Mox cracked Action with a forearm. Moxley extended his leg, booting Andretti in the face. Action surprised Moxley with a tope suicida. Moxley hammered away with headbutts. Andretti clipped Mox with a dropkick. Action flipped over the ropes and crashed onto Moxley. The champ charged at Andretti, but Andretti dodged him, and Moxley’s own momentum forced him into the steel ring steps. Moxley rallied back with a wild dive through the ropes to Action. Andretti fought back with a Falcon Arrow.

Welcome to this week’s review of Aew’s latest television show, Collision, which brings wrestling back to Saturday nights! We’ve got the commentary team of Nigel McGuinness and Kevin Kelly calling the action this week, so let’s get into the review!

Match #1: Aew World Trios Championship Match – The Acclaimed def. Daddy Magic, Cool Hand Ang & Daniel Garcia The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Angelo Parker ate some right hands from Anthony Bowens. Garcia tagged in, as did Daddy Ass. Garcia cracked Billy Gunn with a chop across the chest. Billy Gunn and Bowens dropped double elbows on Garcia. Garcia put the Dragon Tamer on Bowens after some help from Parker and Menard. Billy Gunn broke up the hold. Max Caster tagged in and cleaned house on the opposition. Caster connected with a cross body press on Garcia for a near fall. Garcia fired back with a uranage.

Welcome to this week’s review of Aew’s latest television show, Collision, which brings wrestling back to Saturday nights! We’ve got the commentary team of Caprice Coleman and Kevin Kelly calling the action this week, so let’s get into the review!

Match #1: Orange Cassidy, Penta El Zero Miedo & Eddie Kingston def. The Butcher, The Blade & Kip Sabian The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Sabian shoved Penta El Zero Miedo. Butcher and Kingston rammed each other with shoulder blocks. Blade and Butcher double teamed Kingston. Penta tagged in and hit Blade with a thrust kick. Penta threw Blade on top of Butcher in the corner. Kip pulled Penta’s legs from outside the ring, crotching Penta on the ring post. Orange Cassidy took offense to this and connected with a tope suicida to Kip Sabian. Cassidy cracked Kip with a thrust kick. Kip distracted the ref...

Welcome to this week’s review of Aew’s latest television show, Collision, which brings wrestling back to Saturday nights! We’ve got the commentary team of Nigel McGuiness and Kevin Kelly calling the action, so let’s get into the review!

Match #1: Samoa Joe vs. The Golden Vampire The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

The Golden Vampire went right after Joe and rocked him with a rising knee strike. He hit the Gts on Samoa Joe and unmasked — it was Cm Punk!

My Score: 0 out of 5 Match #2: Jay White def. Dalton Castle The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Dalton grappled Jay White to the mat, showing off his high level amateur wrestling background. Jay White chopped Dalton Castle to the mat and then tossed him out of the ring. The Boys helped Dalton back into the ring and he took down White. Dalton charged Jay with a running knee,...

Welcome to this week’s review of Aew’s latest television show, Collision, which brings wrestling back to Saturday nights! We’ve got the commentary team of Nigel McGuiness and Ian Riccaboni calling the action, with Jim Ross joining commentary for the Cm Punk match as he did last week… someone’s got to be in Punks’ corner given the recent rumours regarding his actions at this show), so let’s get into the review!

Match #1: The Acclaimed (Max Caster & Anthony Bowens) def. Iron Savages (Bronson & Boulder) The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Bowens traded forearms with Bronson. Bowens got the upper hand, and then tagged out to Max. Boulder got chopped by Max. Boulder held up both members of the Acclaimed and hurled them overhead and to the mat. Bowens cleaned house on the Iron Savages. Boulder and Bronson planted Bowens. Caster ran in to break up the pin attempt on Bowens.

Welcome to this week’s review of Aew’s latest television show, Collision, which brings wrestling back to Saturday nights! We’ve got the commentary team of Nigel McGuiness and Kevin Kelly calling the action, who are joined by Jim Ross this week for the main event too(!), so let’s get into the review!

Match #1: Aew World Tag Team Championship Match – Ftr (Cash Wheeler & Dax Harwood) def. The Embassy’s Big Bill & Brian Cage The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Brian Cage steamrolled Cash with a shoulder tackle. Dax Harwood tagged in and charged at Cage with his own shoulder block. Cage nailed Dax Harwood with a forearm. Cage ran through both members of Ftr with a massive running shoulder ram. Big Bill tagged in, and he scoop slammed Cash. Ftr tried for the Shatter Machine on Big Bill but Dax couldn’t lift up Big Bill.

Welcome to this, the very first review of Aew’s new weekly television show Collision – which also brings wrestling back to Saturday nights! We’ve got a brand new commentary team, Nigel McGuiness and Kevin Kelly, with Jim Ross calling the highly anticipated main event. Speaking of which, let’s get into the review!

Match #1: TNT Championship Match – Luchasaurus def. Wardlow The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Wardlow and Luchasaurus tied up in the center of the ring. They traded shoulder blocks until Wardlow dropkicked Luchasaurus. Christian Cage whispered in Luchasaurus’ ear outside the ring. Wardlow followed in pursuit but Christian crawled under the ring, trying to find a place to hide. Christian provided just enough of a distraction to allow for Luchasaurus to blast Wardlow with a big boot. Wardlow hoisted up Luchasaurus on his shoulders and then planted him backwards. Wardlow steamrolled Luchasaurus with a lariat.

It’s Monday so you know what that means, it’s time for our weekly review of Aew: Rampage! This week’s show features Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, Chris Jericho and Jim Ross on commentary once again. Now let’s get to the review…

Match #1: United Empire def. Chaos The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Fletcher knocked down Trent with a shoulder tackle. Trent retaliated with double knees to Fletcher. Ospreay and Rocky tagged in for their respective teams. Will rocked Romero with European Uppercuts and chops. Jeff Cobb tagged in and Trent and Chuck double teamed Cobb with shoulder blocks. Trent wiped out Cobb and Fletcher on the outside with a moonsault. Will and Rocky exchanged uppercuts in the ring. Chuck tagged in and stomped a mudhole in Will Ospreay. Will fired back with a corkscrew dropkick. Trent tossed Fletcher around with multiple suplexes. Fletcher put on the...

Gavin Casalegno is entering his wrestling era.

“The Summer I Turned Pretty” actor has joined director Ash Avildsen’s “Queen of the Ring,” his reps confirmed to Variety. “Queen of the Ring” follows the story of WWE Hall of Fame-inducted wrestler Mildred Burke, a world champion who broke glass ceilings throughout the course of her career from the 1930s through the 1950s.

Casalegno will play the teenage version of Joe, Burke’s son. Avildsen will direct based on a script he penned. The film is inspired by 2010’s “The Queen of the Ring: Sex, Muscles, Diamonds, and the Making of an American Legend,” a book by Pulitzer Prize winner Jeff Leen. The book which walks through Burke’s story as the longest-reigning female wrestling champion in American history.

Jim Ross, Aimee Schoof and Isen Robbins reportedly serve as producers on the film.

Following his roles on “Vampire Diaries,” “Walker” and Darren Aronofsky’s “Noah,...

It’s Monday so you know what that means, it’s time for our weekly review of Aew: Rampage! This week’s show features Excalibur, Tony Schiavone and Jim Ross on commentary once again. Now let’s get to the review…

Match #1: Bandido, Penta El Zero Miedo & Rey Fenix def. Big Bill, Ethan Page & Lee Moriarty The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Rey Fenix connected with a dropkick to Ethan Page. “All Ego” Ethan Page backed up and tagged out to Lee Moriarty. Bandido grabbed a tag and he and Lee traded strikes. Bandido took down Lee with a tornillo. Big Bill and Penta El Zero Miedo squared off. Penta chopped down a chokeslam attempt from Big Bill. Penta El Zero Miedo kicked at Big Bill’s quads. Big Bill charged at Penta, but Penta ducked, sending Big Bill crashing over the top rope. Penta tried for a tope,...

It’s Monday so you know what that means, it’s time for our weekly review of Aew: Rampage! This week’s show features Excalibur, Tony Schiavone and Jim Ross on commentary once again for a special “Championship Friday” edition of the show. Now let’s get to the review…

Match #1: Aaa Mega Championship Match – El Hijo del Vikingo def. Dralistico and Komander The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

They ganged up on the champion to start things off. Dralistico fired off a shotgun dropkick to Vikingo and Komander and followed up with a dive to the outside on them. Dralistico covered Komander after a senton, good for a near fall. Dralistico chopped at Komander’s chest as Jose the Assistant cheered on Dralistico. Vikingo displayed inhuman agility, diving backwards off the ropes with a springboard to Dralistico outside the ring. Vikingo followed up with an implosion hurracanrana.

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Match #1: The Acclaimed & Billy Gunn def. Rush, Preston Vance & Dralistico

My Thoughts: This was another average match from The Acclaimed who don’t seem to be able to kick things into top gear at all recently. Every match feels like the trio of Max Caster, Anthony Bowens and Billy Gunn are just going through the motions and sticking to a Very familiar playbook that gets them over with live audience but does nothing for them personally. If I’m truly honest, The Acclaimed should’ve lost this one – Rush and co. are much more on point these days and have been dominant for real, unlike The Acclaimed,...

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Match #1: Blackpool Combat Club def. Bandido & Best Amigos (Chuck Taylor & Trent Beretta) The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Mox began battering Bandido with clubbing shots. Yuta and Trent tagged in and traded forearms. Trent took down Wheeler with a lariat. Claudio suplexed Chuck Taylor. The Bcc utilized quick tags to confuse their opponents. Trent blasted Mox with German suplexes and a half-and-half. All three members of Best Amigos flew over the top rope, wiping out the Bcc on the outside. Back in the ring, Claudio hit a double foot stomp on Trent. Claudio tried for a European uppercut, but Trent countered with a backslide for a near fall.

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Match #1: The Acclaimed & Billy Gunn def. Kip Sabian and The Butcher & The Blade The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Bowens hit a shoulder block on Sabian. Bowens tried again but Sabian used an arm drag and then a foot stomp on Bowens. Caster and Blade tagged in for their respective teams. Caster scoop slammed the Blade. Bowens dropped the Scissor Me Timbers. Butcher grabbed a tag and blasted Bowens with a lariat. After some cheap interference from Kip, Butcher continued to work over Bowens’ back. Blade tagged in and kept Bowens from reaching his team in the corner.

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Match #1: The Lucha Brothers (Penta El Zero Miedo & Rey Fenix) & El Hijo del Vikingo def. Qtv The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Qt Marshall and El Hijo del Vikingo began the match for their respective teams. Vikingo connected with a springboard dropkick. He followed up with an implosion hurracarana! Vikingo nailed Qt with a Phoenix Splash for a near fall. Rey Fenix and Solo tagged in, and Fenix took down his opponent with an arm drag. Fenix connected with a heel kick. He tried for a knee bar, but Aaron Solo crawled over to Hobbs and tagged him in. Hobbs walked into a thrust kick from Penta El Zero Miedo,...

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Match #1: Bullet Club Gold (Jay White & Juice Robinson) def. Ricky Starks & Shawn Spears The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Both teams began brawling at the start of the match. Ricky whipped Robinson into the guardrail. Spears pulled Jay White off the apron and to the floor. Spears hammered Juice with shots. Jay White distracted Spears and then Juice wiped out Spears with an axe kick. Jay White grabbed Spears and planted him hard on the edge of the ring. White and Robinson isolated Shawn Spears in their corner, with Jay White laying in the heavy leather. Jay White cut off Spears’ comeback attempt. Spears turned things around with a suplex on Jay White.

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Match #1: Jon Moxley def. Christopher Daniels The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Mox applied a headlock to Daniels. Jon Moxley followed up with two shoulder tackles, but then Daniels used a drop toehold to take Mox down to the mat. Mox backed Daniels into the corner and he and Daniels traded chops. Outside the ring, Moxley used a big back body drop on CD. Moxley lifted Daniels and dropped him hard on the steel ring steps. Moxley was looking for a superplex but Daniels knocked him off the ropes and hit a diving cross body for a near fall. Moxley raked Daniels’ eyes. Daniels rolled up Mox for a...

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Match #1: Iwgp Tag Team Championship – Aussie Open (Kyle Fletcher & Mark Davis) def. Best Friends (Chuck Taylor & Trent Beretta) The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Aussie Open used tandem offense on Trent, but Trent fought his way out of their grips. Chuck Taylor took to the skies, taking out Aussie Open on the outside. Best Friends got the upper hand with Trent using a cross body press for a near fall on Kyle Fletcher. The momentum was short lived as Aussie Open planted Best Friends on the ring apron and then rammed them into one another. Aussie Open gave the “United Empire” sign. Davis used a senton on Trent and...

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Match #1: Ftw Championship Match – Hook def. Ethan Page The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

Ethan Page booted Hook as Hook was making his entrance. They began to brawl around the ring, with Hook headbutting Page. Hook followed Ethan Page up the arena steps, fighting each other among the fans. Hook clubbed Page with cross face strikes. Ethan Page swung a steel pipe at Hook, but Hook countered by pummeling Page with a metal garbage can. Hook hit a t-bone suplex on Page on the arena floor. Page attempted the Ego’s Edge on a table but Hook escaped and countered with a lariat. Ethan Page powerslammed Hook through the timekeeper’s table!

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Match #1: Sammy Guevera def. Konesuke Takeshita

My Thoughts: When Sammy Guevara isn’t messing around with the Jsa or p*ssing off fans with over-the-top affection to his wife Tay Melo on TV he Can actually wrestle. And thankfully that’s what happened here, as Gueara and Takeshita really delivered a great opening match. I wouldn’t have had Takeshita lose, but as other have noted – he probably lost to push the Don Callis angle. Which I guess I can live with, if it means Takeshita gets to the next level in Aew.

My Score: 3 out of 5 Match #2: House of Black (Brodie King and Malakai Black) def.

Another stop on the Eras Tour, another ceremonial civic gesture honoring Taylor Swift: Arlington, Texas, has temporarily renamed a street near the AT&T Stadium — where Swift will perform this weekend — “Taylor Swift Way.”

The city (located outside Dallas) announced the news Thursday with a characteristically goofy statement stuffed with Swift-centric wordplay, like: “Arlington is ‘Enchanted’ to welcome Taylor Swift back to AT&T Stadium…” and, “‘Long Story Short,’ Arlington knows the tens of thousands of fans heading to the Entertainment District this weekend will have ‘The Best Day...

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Match #1: TNT Championship Match – Powerhouse Hobbs def. Penta El Zero Miedo The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

They exchanged strikes at the beginning of the match. Penta El Zero Miedo blasted Hobbs with a thrust kick and then a dropkick, sending Hobbs tumbling to the arena floor. Penta El Zero Miedo was about to rocket out of the ring but Hobbs countered with a stiff forearm. He followed up by ramming Penta El Zero Miedo into the ring post. Hobbs smashed Penta El Zero Miedo with a backbreaker. Qt Marshall tied up Penta El Zero Miedo’s mask to the bottom rope as Hobbs distracted ref Aubrey Edwards. Hobbs stomped Penta El Zero Miedo,...