With WrestleMania 43 still reportedly planned for Riyadh and no date announced, Eric Bischoff believes the regional security picture could limit international fan travel even for WWE’s biggest event.
Jeff Jarrett reflected on the shock of Pac’s death, the friendly sports conversation they shared only hours earlier, and the AEW star’s enduring love for professional wrestling.
Following a high-profile main event against Adam Copeland in Toronto, Steve Maclin has made clear that an opportunity in AEW would be one he would welcome.
AEW’s Dynamite tribute to PAC was reportedly rebuilt at short notice, with Tony Khan choosing to prioritize the late star’s memory over promotion for upcoming programming and pay-per-view events.
Máscara Dorada and Neón closed CMLL’s October 4 Domingo Familiar card at Arena México with a victory over Averno and Villano III Jr., while Olympia defeated Tessa Blanchard in the Lighting Match.
The World Heavyweight Champion discussed the body control, footwork and physical discipline required to bring Akuma to life as he prepares for a major WWE title defense against LA Knight.
Salvador Lutteroth addressed El Hijo del Santo’s exit from CMLL, stressing that there are no hard feelings toward the legendary luchador following his long absence from the promotion.
Ospreay reflected on the emotional AEW Dynamite bout, the challenge of bringing back PAC’s Black Arrow after eight years, and setting aside competition with Ricochet to honor their friend.
Phil Sneed says Story Of The Year recorded its take on Christian’s “Just Close Your Eyes” while on tour, unaware of the connection the song would quickly build with wrestling fans.
The WWE Hall of Famer does not see himself moving into match agenting or producing, but he offered emphatic praise for Chris Hero’s eye for wrestling and work with talent.
Mick Foley says his pre-show confrontation with MJF at AEW Double Or Nothing was a point of pride, particularly because of the reaction it drew in New York.
The 17-time WWE World Champion reflected on CM Punk’s WrestleMania ambition and Cody Rhodes’ drive to be WWE’s leading figure, arguing that great work matters more than self-imposed burdens.
