April 29th unfortunately saw another wave of WWE releases, with a total of 10 NXT stars being cut from the company. Two of these were highly featured stars on WWE’s developmental brand, being Dakota Kai & Malcom Bivens. The pair were two of the most popular acts across the brand, with many seeing both as […]
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Candice LeRae has been absent from WWE TV since August of last year due to her being on maternity leave, and it now appears as though we’ve seen the last of her in the promotion. Many have questioned LeRae’s status within WWE due to her husband Johnny Gargano departing the company in December 2021, with
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It seems that Stardom has some legitimate interest in using some of AEW’s women for their top shows. Stardom is a Japanese based all-women promotion. They are owned by Bushiroad who are also the parent company to New Japan Pro Wrestling. Ever since AEW & NJPW announced that they were going to be collaborating together
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Dave Meltzer Match Ratings taken from the May 9 edition of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter. NJPW WRESTLING DONTAKU: Taichi, Zack Sabre Jr & Taka Michinoku vs Shingo Takagi, Bushi & Shiro Koshinaka – ***.25 Hiromu Takahashi vs YOH – ***.25 Tanga Loa vs Yujiro Takahashi – ** Master Wato & Ryusuke Taguchi vs Yoshinobu &
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Bray Wyatt was released from his WWE contract last Summer to the shock of many fans, and has been out of the ring since with still no sign of a return. Bray Wyatt was reportedly one of WWE’s most expensive talents before his release according to Dave Meltzer in the latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter, with
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Former NXT Tag Team Champions Akam & Rezar, collectively known as the Authors of Pain, have been absent from in-ring action since their release in September 2020. The duo were an immensely popular act on the black and gold brand alongside manager Paul Ellering, however the absence of their former manager accompanied by a number
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Since officially moving to America earlier this year, the former Walter has undergone a number of changes as far as his presentation is concerned. Alongside sporting a new, leaner physical appearance, Walter’s name was changed to Gunther, with the man himself announcing himself as such on an episode of NXT in January following a victory
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The Bloodline currently dominates a large portion of WWE programming, with ‘The Tribal Chief’ Roman Reigns currently holding the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship, whilst The Usos hold Smackdown’s Tag Team Championships and additionally have their sights set on Raw’s tag-team gold. One WWE Superstar who has long been rumoured to join WWE’s top faction is
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Alongside his role as an onscreen in-ring talent, Dustin Rhodes also serves as one of the main coaches for the women’s division behind the scenes in All Elite Wrestling. Rhodes received his WWE release in April 2019, and the former Goldust arrived in AEW later that same year, just in time for the company’s first
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September of 2021 saw the transition from the black and gold third brand of WWE, NXT, into the multicoloured development brand NXT 2.0. The shift in leadership behind the scenes has led to a number of main roster talents appearing on NXT 2.0, with the likes of Natalya and AJ Styles both making appearances on
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