A public exchange between Will Ospreay and Callum Newman has intensified questions over United Empire’s direction as Francesco Akira prepares for AEW action and Newman heads toward Jeff Cobb.
Money in the Bank, Crown Jewel, Survivor Series: WarGames and WrestlePalooza are expected to air across dramatically different time zones, while Worlds Collide is slated to run directly opposite AEW All Out in Chicago.
The AEW World Champion says Kenny Omega allowing him to survive the One Winged Angel was one of the greatest honors of his career, while questioning whether the two will ever wrestle again.
WWE’s October live events and tryout will mark its first Hawaii visit since 2019, and Triple H says the company views the weekend as the beginning of a more consistent presence in the islands.
The WWE star reflected on the pressure she placed on herself, the personal barriers she built, and the perspective that has helped her approach life differently.
After Hiromu Takahashi’s move to WWE and reintroduction as KYOKI, Yuto-Ice says his own rise as a money-maker could eventually bring the two wrestlers back across the ring from one another.
After earning a TNA contract by defeating Home Town Man before Lockdown, Joe Alonzo says the buzz around Avery Styles and Kiera Hogan has sharpened his determination to prove he cannot be overlooked.
The 25-year-old wrestler says he has chosen to relocate to Japan as he targets a stronger, more permanent place on the Pro Wrestling NOAH roster following the N-1 Victory tournament.
Fresh off her AEW Women’s World Championship victory over Willow Nightingale at All In, Mercedes Mone used an appearance at the Forbes Power Women’s Summit to spotlight women’s wrestling beyond the ring.
Rey Fenix reflected on falling short against his brother in the Raw tournament final, praised Penta as lucha libre’s global standard-bearer, and now turns his attention to defending the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship.
All Japan Pro Wrestling will honor the late Taishin Nagao with a 10-bell salute at Korakuen Hall on September 22 and a dedicated memorial event in his hometown of Kushiro on October 28.
The WWE Hall of Famer revisited a dangerous moment from his past while discussing Chicago memories at Fan Expo Chicago, pairing the story with an acknowledgment of how much his life has changed.
