The latest AEW signee was seemingly close to joining WWE. Following his performance in the opening bout with Jay White on last night’s AEW Collision, Tony Khan took to X to reveal that Kevin Knight is officially “All Elite,” putting an end to speculation about the 28-year-old’s future. Knight’s contract with New Japan Pro Wrestling […]
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Ken Shamrock may be in line for the WWE Hall of Fame. On April 18, WWE will hold the 2025 Hall of Fame ceremony. Headlining this year’s class is ‘The Game’ Triple H, with Michelle McCool, Lex Luger and The Natural Disasters completing the list of currently announced names to be inducted in Las Vegas.
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RVD has given his opinion following AEW’s recent use of a spiked bat. On the March 19 edition of Dynamite, Jon Moxley defended the AEW World Championship against Adam Copeland. During the match, the current champion was slammed onto ‘Spike’, Copeland’s signature spiked bat. The moment sparked fierce debate across the wrestling world, particularly given
Cedric Alexander worked closely with Paul Heyman in WWE. Going on to spend just under nine years with the company, Cedric Alexander first signed with WWE in 2016. Coming in as part of the Cruiserweight Classic, many would imagine that competitors worked closely with Triple H as the tournament progressed and throughout 205 Live, however
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More has emerged regarding Gail Kim’s TNA exit. On March 25, it emerged that TNA had let many of its leadership team go. The list of departures, including Ariel Shnerner, Rob Klingman, Michael Shewchenko and Gail Kim. Her firing left many stunned and prompted an outpouring of support for someone whose most recent stint with
Swerve Strickland has discussed his move to AEW in 2022 and his new contract with the company in 2024. In November 2021, Swerve Strickland was given his release by WWE, and it took just under four months for him to appear in AEW. Making his debut at Revolution on March 6, 2022, Swerve has gone
Swerve Strickland felt like he was being ‘bullshitted around’ at the Performance Center. Making his televised NXT debut on July 3, 2019, as part of the Breakout Tournament, Swerve Strickland spent two years in WWE before his eventual release in 2021. Seen on many of the company’s brands, Strickland is a former NXT North American
Swerve Strickland discusses his release from WWE. Known then as Isaiah ‘Swerve’ Scott, Swerve Strickland was signed to WWE between 2019 and 2021. During his time with the company, the star would become a one-time NXT North American Champion and debut on the main roster as part of ‘Hit Row’. However, around a month after
The former AEW Women’s World Champion would be open to a WWE return. In June 2022, Saraya, then known as Paige, confirmed that she was set to leave WWE. With her departure coming the following month, it wasn’t long before the 32-year-old made the switch to All Elite Wrestling, debuting for Tony Khan’s company that
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‘The Scottish Psychopath’ thinks WWE will bring WrestleMania to the UK. At present, WWE are touring Europe in the weeks leading up to WrestleMania 41. After hosting TV events in Belgium, Italy and Spain, the company now find themselves in the UK, with last night’s Monday Night RAW taking place in Scotland and the next
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