Kalisto has shared an emotional tribute to the late PAC, recalling the performer he knew as Ben and explaining why the former AEW star’s in-ring style inspired him long before they became opponents.
Danny Demanto has revealed that a Jeff Cannonball action figure project is in development following the wrestler’s passing at age 39, with all proceeds planned for Cannonball’s family.
After Carmelo Hayes was revealed as 946’s newest member at the end of Raw, Royce Keys described the group’s shared history, its growing chemistry and the handpicked approach behind the faction.
Kofi Kingston says Daniel Bryan’s distinctive wooden WWE Championship was “really, really cool” and admits he would have liked to carry the unique design into his own WrestleMania 35 title reign.
The WWE World Heavyweight Champion reflected on the demanding live-event years that built his career and why protecting his availability is now the priority.
The WWE World Heavyweight Champion addressed Conrad Thompson’s assessment during a wide-ranging Club Shay Shay appearance, saying attention around his name is part of the modern wrestling business.
A new WWE trademark application points toward a potential gaming-related use for the name ‘WWE: Survive The Ride,’ though no formal project has been announced.
Kofi Kingston believes the chain of events that led him to the WWE Championship at WrestleMania 35 began with Mustafa Ali’s absence, while stressing he would have welcomed a major moment for Ali as well.
The NFL quarterback and WWE SmackDown star discovered their connection from North Carolina State University during Charlotte Flair’s appearance on Set, Hut! with Russell Wilson and Kyle Long.
Kofi says The New Level’s move to AEW felt obvious to fans well before All In, but he and Austin Creed did not formally sign until less than 24 hours before their championship-winning debut.
The former two-time IWGP Global Heavyweight Champion says AEW’s style, production setup and tighter match timing have presented new challenges following more than a decade in New Japan Pro-Wrestling.
Bronson Reed named Bron Breakker, Gunther and Rey Mysterio as three of the toughest hitters in WWE, offering particular praise for Mysterio’s surprising impact.
