After his latest PROGRESS Wrestling run, Donovan Dijak reflected on reunions with Tommy End and first-time bouts with Cara Noir and Charles Crowley, offering a major prediction for two of Britain’s standout performers.
Ahead of AEW WrestleDream, Samoa Joe reflected on the loss of Benjamin Satterley, remembering PAC as an exceptional performer, a valued friend, and a deeply missed presence in the locker room.
Bandido has moved past Jay Lethal’s long-standing combined-reign benchmark and now owns the record for the most overall days with the ROH World Championship.
Speedball Mike Bailey addressed fan questions sparked by an image of Gabe Kidd biting his toes, saying his regular television exposure makes the idea impractical—and that he has no plans to pursue it.
Collision’s October 10 TNT audience declined from the previous Saturday, while streaming viewership on HBO Max remains unavailable.
WWE heads to Sacramento’s Golden 1 Center on October 16 with two advertised matches and a major in-ring appearance from Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton.
Bully Ray believes Je’Von Evans made his strongest impression at WWE Money in the Bank not with a dangerous fall, but with the intensity he showed while fighting back against Bron Breakker.
After spending months working together on film projects, Drew McIntyre says Russell Crowe was enthusiastic about bringing their partnership into WWE in a villainous on-screen role.
The WWE Hall of Famer is reportedly preparing for surgery after a decades-old neck injury worsened, with Conrad Thompson saying Prichard has been dealing with significant pain and a reduced quality of life.
The Celtic Warrior revisited his live 2009 ECW introduction, the intensity that shaped his WWE career, and why he believes he was rarely handed a story worthy of his full investment.
Adam Copeland has confirmed that 2027 will be his final year in professional wrestling, while early discussion has pointed to Toronto as a logical—but unconfirmed—setting for his last AEW match.
CMLL and New Japan Pro-Wrestling will bring Fantastica Mania back to Japan in February 2027, with eight announced events across Sendai, Ikeda, Osaka, Takamatsu, Nagoya and Tokyo.
