The next NXT Takeover event will be taking place in Chicago, Illinois on the night before the Money in the Bank pay-per-view. Although the show is still several weeks away from taking place at this point, one of the title matches for the show has already been announced. After defeating the Undisputed Era on NXT
New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW) recently held night 9 of their Best Of The Super Juniors Tournament which emanated from the Tochigi City Athletic Park Gymnasium in Tochigi, Japan. The show was highlighted by Will Ospreay taking on Yoshinobu Kanemaru in the main event. Below are the results from the show: Prelim Matches Results: –
Mike Johnson from PWInsider reports that the promotion AAA (Lucha Libre) is making a bid to run a show at the MSG around September. The report speculates that the WWE technically has a first refusal right for the same date due to their previous agreement with the venue, but that the higher-ups at Madison
WWE Champion AJ Styles has not wrestled in nearly three weeks, with his last match being a dark match against Shinsuke Nakamura after the May 22nd episode of SmackDown LIVE. His last televised match was his non-title loss to Nakamura on the May 15th episode of SmackDown LIVE. Styles has not been booked for recent
Ratings for Wednesday on Destination America: – Impact at 9 p.m. drew 353,000 viewers, its best number in two months, which is a positive sign for the GFW turn angle – Despite two title matches, ROH at 11 p.m. did 138,000 viewers, its lowest number since switching to the new time slot. – Impact at
The old saying in WWE is “plans change” because you never know when Vince McMahon will decide on switching up a finish or moving stuff around on a weekly or pay-per-view show. Well, that is what happened on Sunday. At one point, according to PWInsider, the plan was for Nia Jax vs. Ronda Rousey for the
Kane came out live talking about how glad he was to be back at work. He said the WWE was on fire. He announced two matches for tonight, Kevin Owens & Rusev vs. Dolph Ziggler & Ryback, and Roman Reigns vs. Luke Harper with everyone banned from ringside. Seth Rollins came out and told Kane to cut
UFC 192 comes your way on Saturday night from the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. Headlined by the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship on the line when Daniel Cormier defends against Alexander Gustafsson, the show brings a stacked card, but went through a last-minute change. Hopefully that didn’t make too much of a difference to those
1947St. Joseph, Missouri:– Ronnie Etchison beat Sonny Myers 2 falls to 1 to capture the St. Joe Heavyweight Title 1961 Nashville, Tennessee:– Jackie Fargo & Lester Welch defeated Great Mephisto & Dante to win the Southern Tag Team Title 1961 Minneapolis, Minnesota:– Mr. M defeated Hard Boiled Haggerty to win the AWA United States Heavyweight Title– Karl
Coming on the heels of the acclaimed Prince of Pennsylvania 30 For 30 that aired two weeks ago, ESPN is going in a completely different wrestling direction with a new pro wrestling piece. Legacy Talent and wrestling legend Ric Flair announced today that the 16-time world champion started shooting a 30 For 30 piece on