Since Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque’s return to WWE as the company’s Head of Talent Relations, numerous previously released talents have been reached out to over a potential return, with the likes of Dakota Kai, Dexter Lumis, Hit Row, Karrion Kross, and Scarlett all being reintroduced to the WWE Universe over the past few weeks. It […]
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Since returning to WWE as an EVP of Talent Relations, as well as being appointed Head of Creative, Triple H has been undeniably aggressive on the recruitment front, securing the services of IYO SKY (FKA Io Shirai), as well as re-signing previously released talents Dakota Kai, Karrion Kross, and Scarlett. Earlier this week, Dakota Kai
Following a number of corporate changes within WWE as a result of long-time Chairman & CEO Vince McMahon announcing his retirement, Triple H is back within the company as an the Executive Vice President of Talent Relations, as well as the Head of Creative. As a result, many fans are expected WWE to make a
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Former AEW Women’s Championship Britt Baker is arguably the face of the promotion’s women’s division, appearing frequently on television and usually maintaining her position as a championship contender. Additionally, Baker was the first ever of the Owen Hart Foundation Tournament, and also recently appeared in the official trailer for the AEW: Fight Forever videogame. Speaking
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This past Saturday, WWE presented SummerSlam from the Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee. The show opened with Bianca Belair successfully defending her Raw Women’s Championship against Becky Lynch, although it didn’t take long for another threat to Belair’s reign to spoil the celebrations. Following the bout, Bayley made her long-awaited return, flanked by Dakota Kai
Claudio Castagnoli (FKA Cesaro in WWE) made his All Elite Wrestling debut earlier this year at the first ever AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door event, revealing himself to be Bryan Danielson’s mystery replacement to take on Zack Sabre Jr, joining the Blackpool Combat Club in the process. Whilst Castagnoli’s Forbidden Door participation this year came
Rising AEW star Daniel Garcia has made two brief appearances in WWE over the past two years, first on 205 Live in 2018 and then on NXT in 2021. Prior to WWE’s scouting changes, Garcia would’ve likely been the sort of independent talent Triple H would often target whilst he led NXT. Following a number
During his six-year spell as a part of WWE, Johnny Gargano became NXT’s first Triple Crown Champion under the leadership of Shawn Michaels and Triple H, cementing himself firmly as one of the faces of the Black and Gold era of NXT. During the “What’s NeXt?” stage show at Starrcast V, co-host Kenny McIntosh brought up
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Over the past few days, WWE have seen wave of corporate changes come into effect, as long-time Chairman & CEO Vince McMahon officially announced his retirement from all of his active responsibilities, with former Chief Brand Officer Stephanie McMahon and Nick Khan being named co-CEOs. In May, Stephanie spoke during MTM’s Live Visionaries Webinar and
On the August 10th, 2021, edition of AEW Dark, Daniel Garcia picked up his first win as a part of the company as he defeated Fuego Del Sol. Garcia had featured on Dark a number of times prior to his match with Fuego, although this was the first time Red Death had his hand raised.
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