WrestlePurists Match Ratings are decided by working out the average star rating submitted by our list of contributors. WRESTLER OF THE WEEK: KENTO MIYAHARA MATCH OF THE WEEK: KAZUCHIKA OKADA, KENOH, & YUMA AOYAGI VS HIROSHI TANAHASHI, KAITO KIYOMIYA, & KENTO MIYAHARA WWE RAW JUNE 5 – GUNTHER vs Kevin Owens: **** Seth Rollins (c) […]
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All Elite Wrestling have reportedly reached out to Sean Waltman in the past. Many wrestling legends have appeared in All Elite Wrestling, whether it be Sting’s occasional in-ring appearances or Billy Gunn’s lovable association with The Acclaimed, the company have been praised for their treatment of their well-known older stars. When it comes to who
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STARDOM – In the past two weeks, STARDOM hadn’t uploaded their shows and are still behind multiple weeks due to the big tours they have been doing recently. The official English account stated that the regular upload schedule would resume after the tour and their return to Tokyo. But STARDOM still had some content, including
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All Japan, New Japan and NOAH are all together again, but that isn’t the match guide’s headline. With two matches each, IMPACT and RAW inexplicably dominate this entry, but that isn’t our headline either. Instead, it’s a far rarer occasion than the examples above, as Major League Wrestling makes it match guide debut. Seriously though,
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Discussions regarding Drew McIntyre’s contract extension are still ongoing, with WWE hoping to have him back in time for MITB. Former WWE Champion Drew McIntyre has been absent from TV since WrestleMania 39 in early April, with the 38-year-old Scotsman currently in the midst of discussions regarding his contract expiring early next year. PWInsider Elite
Per a new report, Disney has emerged as a contender for WWE’s broadcasting rights. WWE’s current broadcasting rights deals are both set to expire in October 2024, with Comcast currently paying $265 million per year for USA Network to host Monday Night Raw, whilst FOX pays $205 million for Friday Night SmackDown. According to a
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