PRODUCE Wrestling brought a 16-match card to Roulette Intermedium on October 12, featuring Luna Vachon Invitational semifinal action, a disputed Lio Rush-Jonathan Gresham finish, and a major multi-man main event.
AEW President Tony Khan discussed the recurring women at ringside for Andrade El Idolo following WrestleDream, suggesting Tatevik may hold an important connection to the champion’s contract and title.
Chris Sabin looked back on the Motor City Machine Guns’ early encounters with The Young Bucks and explained why he and Alex Shelley pushed for the future AEW stars to get a TNA opportunity as Generation Me.
Bischoff discussed Hulk Hogan’s larger-than-life public identity, while Tyrus addressed the late WWE icon’s controversies, apologies and final years.
Motor City Machine Guns veteran Chris Sabin reflected on sharing the ring with AEW’s elite tag teams at All In and explained why he believes the company’s division stands above any other.
The WWE Intercontinental Champion looks back on his March 18, 2019 Raw match against Kurt Angle, an improvised in-ring opportunity in Chicago that fulfilled a long-held personal goal.
Ahead of AEW WrestleDream, Will Ospreay reflected on the depth of his connection to professional wrestling and joked that no ban would keep him away from the ring.
Will Ospreay joked that his conditioning could handle Clockwork Carnage before WrestleDream. In the end, the AEW World Champion survived from the opening entry and pinned Adam Copeland with two seconds remaining.
The WWE star addressed ongoing speculation surrounding his August visit to Marvel Studios while promoting Street Fighter, confirming little beyond a positive experience at the company’s offices.
With WWE stars appearing in the new Street Fighter film, Cody Rhodes considered which current roster members would be best equipped for the movie’s fictional World Warrior competition.
The former WWE Tag Team Champion detailed his cervical fusion surgery, the difficult decision that protected his in-ring future, and the unexpected support he received from Stone Cold Steve Austin.
The longtime WWE broadcaster has signed a new multi-year agreement, but Michael Cole has made clear that he wants to step away before his performance declines.
