AEW Dynamite has been the flagship program for All Elite Wrestling since the company’s inception back in 2019. The show has been running weekly since October 2019 and has produced over 250 original episodes.
Upcoming AEW Dynamite Events
Here are all of the upcoming AEW Dynamite shows as confirmed by the company:
August 7, 2024: Winston-Salem, NC
Event: AEW Dynamite/Rampage Venue: LJVM Coliseum Time: 7:30 PM ET Tickets:Buy Tickets Details: AEW Dynamite and Rampage will rock Winston-Salem with a double taping on Wednesday, August 7th.
August 14, 2024: Norfolk, VA
Event: AEW Dynamite/Rampage Venue: Chartway Arena Time: 7:30 PM ET Tickets:Buy Tickets Details: Norfolk’s Chartway Arena will host AEW’s Dynamite and Rampage on Wednesday, August 14th.
August 21, 2024: Cardiff, Wales
Event: AEW Dynamite/Collision Venue: Utilita Arena Cardiff Time: 18:30 GMT Tickets:Buy Tickets Details: AEW crosses the Atlantic to Cardiff, bringing Dynamite and Collision to the passionate wrestling fans in Wales on Wednesday, August 21st ahead of All In from Wembley.
August 28, 2024: Champaign, IL
Event: AEW Dynamite/Rampage Venue: State Farm Center Time: 6:30 PM CT Tickets: On Sale: July 12 Details: The company heads to State Farm Center in Champaign, IL on Wednesday, August 28th for a double taping of Dynamite and Rampage.
Helen Maroulis is a name synonymous with excellence in wrestling. As she prepares for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, she stands on the brink of making history once again.
Maroulis first made headlines at the 2016 Rio Olympics by becoming the first American woman to win a gold medal in freestyle wrestling, defeating Japan’s Saori Yoshida, a three-time Olympic gold medalist. This victory not only elevated her profile but also inspired a new generation of female wrestlers in the United States.
Maroulis’s career has seen incredible highs and challenging lows. After her historic win in Rio, she faced a significant setback due to a concussion in 2018, leading to an early exit at the World Championships that year. Despite these challenges, she made a strong comeback, winning a bronze medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, becoming the first American woman to win two Olympic wrestling medals.
Her consistency and determination have been key to her success. In 2024, she became the first American female wrestler to qualify for three Olympic Games, highlighting her enduring skill and dedication. Her recent victories, including a gold medal at the 2024 Pan American Wrestling Championships, underscore her readiness to compete at the highest level once again.
Maroulis’s journey from a young girl in Rockville, Maryland, to an Olympic champion is one of perseverance and resilience. Training with the Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club in Arizona, she continues to push the boundaries of women’s wrestling.
Her legacy extends beyond her medals, serving as an inspiration to young athletes everywhere. As Helen Maroulis steps onto the mat in Paris, she carries with her a legacy of triumph and the hopes of many aspiring wrestlers, reminding us all of what can be achieved with determination and passion.
Wrestling Career
Weight Class
Helen Maroulis has competed in various weight classes throughout her career, including the 55 kg, 53 kg, and 57 kg categories.
Early Life
Helen Louise Maroulis began wrestling at the age of seven when she was asked to be her younger brother’s drilling partner. Helen’s passion for wrestling grew, and she pursued it fervently, even competing against boys throughout her early years.
She made history in high school by becoming the first female wrestler to place at the Maryland Boys’ State Championship. She later attended Marquette Senior High School and then Missouri Baptist University before transferring to Simon Fraser University in Canada.
Amateur Wrestling
Maroulis’ wrestling career is distinguished by numerous accolades. She won her first World Championship gold medal in 2015 and repeated this feat in 2017.
At the Pan American Games in 2011, she secured a gold medal, marking her as a top contender on the international stage.
Despite facing significant challenges, including a severe concussion in 2018, Maroulis continued to excel, winning medals at various championships, including the 2021 World Championships where she won gold in the 57 kg category.
Olympics
Helen Maroulis made history at the 2016 Rio Olympics by becoming the first American woman to win a gold medal in women’s freestyle wrestling. She achieved this by defeating three-time Olympic gold medalist Saori Yoshida of Japan.
Maroulis continued her Olympic success by winning a bronze medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. She has now qualified for her third Olympic Games, set to compete in the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Helen Maroulis Movie
Maroulis’ journey through the challenges of her wrestling career, including her battles with concussions and PTSD, is documented in the movie “Helen: Believe.”
Produced by actor Chris Pratt, the film premiered in the spring of 2023 in the build up to the 2024 Paris Olympics.
For the 2024 Paris Olympics, she will be competing in the women’s freestyle 57 kg weight class.
Links To Pro Wrestling
Although the Olympic Champion has not revealed that she is considering a move into pro wrestling in the future, the pathway for her to do so has been paved by the likes of Kurt Angle, Brock Lesnar and more recently, Tamyra Mensah-Stock.
Kurt Angle even revealed back in 2016 that his daughter Sophia was a big fan of Maroulis, even more than him!
Rhea Ripley has rapidly ascended the ranks of professional wrestling to become one of WWE’s most beloved superstars in modern times.
Known for her powerful in-ring presence and striking look, Ripley has captivated audiences worldwide, earning a litany of Championships across RAW, SmackDown, NXT and NXT.
Here, we delve into the key phases of her career, personal life, and the milestones that have shaped her into the iconic Superstar that she is right now.
Early Wrestling Career
Rhea Ripley, born Demi Bennett on October 11, 1996, in Adelaide, South Australia, began her professional wrestling career on the independent circuit in 2013.
Competing under her real name, she quickly made a name for herself in promotions like Riot City Wrestling and New Horizon Pro Wrestling.
NXT UK
In 2017, Ripley joined WWE and participated in the inaugural Mae Young Classic. Though she didn’t win, she would end up joining the original NXT UK roster.
In August 2018, she made history by becoming the inaugural NXT UK Women’s Champion, defeating Toni Storm in the finals of a tournament to crown said Champion.
Ripley held onto the title for 139 days, showcasing her dominance and paving the way for future successes in WWE.
NXT
After her tenure in NXT UK, Ripley moved to the NXT brand in 2019. She quickly established herself as a top contender and won the NXT Women’s Championship by defeating Shayna Baszler in December 2019.
Ripley would then make history by defending the title at WrestleMania 36 against Charlotte Flair in the first time that a Royal Rumble winner (Flair) would challenge an NXT Champion with their guaranteed title shot at ‘Mania.
Main Roster
Ripley made her main roster debut on Raw in March 2021, challenging Asuka for the Raw Women’s Championship at WrestleMania 37.
Throughout her main roster journey, Ripley has held the Raw Women’s Championship, WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship, and the SmackDown Women’s Championship, which was later renamed the Women’s World Championship.
Personal Life
Rhea Ripley Husband
Rhea Ripley is married to fellow wrestler and AEW star Buddy Matthews, whose real name is Matthew Adams.
The couple, both hailing from Australia, announced their engagement in August 2023 and tied the knot in June 2024.
Rhea Ripley Wedding
Ripley and Matthews’ wedding was a significant event, and the couple shared their big day on social media, with Ripley captioning a photo of their kiss with “Til death. ?23.06.24.”
The wedding featured a gothic theme, with both dressed in black.
Rhea Ripley Return
Rhea Ripley made a surprise return to WWE Raw in July 2024 after a hiatus due to an injury.
Throughout her career, Ripley has faced several injuries. Her most recent injury occurred in April 2024, leading to her vacating the Women’s World Championship and Liv Morgan then becoming the new Women’s World Champion.
WWE RAW is the flagship programme of the company, but how can you get tickets to watch a Monday night show live?
With a litany of top Superstars appearing on the show weekly, including CM Punk, Seth Rollins, Liv Morgan and Rhea Ripley, it’s always worth getting to see WWE live when you get the chance as it is a VASTLY different experience than watching from your couch.
Here, we’re going to go through how you can purchase tickets to WWE RAW, whether you’re looking to get them for yourself or as a gift for the holidays or birthdays!
The most reliable and official source to purchase WWE RAW tickets is through Ticketmaster. Ticketmaster provides an extensive range of ticket options, including standard tickets, VIP packages, and exclusive offers.
Select Your Event: Browse through the list of upcoming WWE RAW events and select the one you want to attend.
Choose Your Seats: There is an interactive seating chart where you can then pick your preferred seats dependent on how close you’re looking to get to the ring.
Purchase Tickets: Once you’ve picked you’ll then just have to follow the checkout process to get your tickets.
How to Download the Ticketmaster App
Downloading the Ticketmaster app for iOS and Android is a good way to keep on top of getting tickets from the site. If you’ve never done it before here is exactly what you need to do for each device:
For iOS Devices
Open the App Store: Unlock your iPhone or iPad and open the App Store application.
Search for Ticketmaster: In the search bar, type “Ticketmaster” and press enter.
Download the App: Find the Ticketmaster app in the search results. Tap the download icon (a cloud with an arrow) to start downloading.
Install the App: Once the app is downloaded, it will automatically install on your device.
For Android Devices
Open Google Play Store: Unlock your Android device and open the Google Play Store app.
Search for Ticketmaster: In the search bar, type “Ticketmaster” and press the search icon.
Download the App: Locate the Ticketmaster app in the search results. Tap on it and then select “Install.”
Install the App: The app will start downloading and automatically install on your device.
Setting Up the App
Sign In or Create an Account: Open the app and sign in with your Ticketmaster account. If you don’t have an account, you can create one within the app.
Enable Notifications: Make sure that you allow notifications to stay updated on upcoming events, ticket sales, and other important information.
Explore Features: Browse events, manage your tickets, and access special offers through the app’s user-friendly interface.
Secondary Marketplaces
If tickets are sold out on Ticketmaster, you can always consider reputable secondary marketplaces like StubHub or Vivid Seats.
With these sites offering secondhand tickets, there is a good chance that you could get a bargain for RAW to get a much better seat than you would on the likes of Ticketmaster, but it is always a risk waiting to grab something at the last minute.
WWE 2K25 is already generating buzz among wrestling and gaming fans following the immense success of WWE 2K24. Expectations are high for the next instalment in the franchise, with 2K Games hoping to take the hot streak of current WWE programming and translate that to gaming consoles and PC.
Here’s a comprehensive look at the latest news, rumors, potential release date, and roster predictions for WWE 2K25 right now:
News
The development of WWE 2K25 is reportedly well underway. Following the positive reception of WWE 2K24, 2K Games and Visual Concepts are focused on continuing to improve the series. According to a report by WrestleTalk, WWE 2K25’s development has started with the aim of refining the gaming experience even further. The team behind the game is likely looking to build on the innovative changes introduced in WWE 2K22 and further enhanced in WWE 2K23 and WWE 2K24.
Rumors
There are several rumors surrounding WWE 2K25, and one of the most intriguing is the potential for new gameplay features and match types.
One rumor suggests that WWE 2K25 will have an even more extensive roster than its predecessor, possibly including several legends and new superstars who have made an impact over the past year. Names like Jacob Fatu, Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa are all pretty much dead certs for the 2K25 roster, considering their massive impact since debuting in 2024 with The Bloodline.
It’s worth noting of course that these rumors are just that, rumors, and won’t be confirmed until closer to the release of the game itself.
Potential Release Date
When can fans expect WWE 2K25 to hit the shelves? According to a report from EssentiallySports, Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of 2K Games, has confirmed that WWE 2K25 is scheduled for release in Fiscal 2025.
This timeline suggests that the game will likely be released between March and April, 2025.
Historically, WWE 2K games have been released in March, aligning with the hype of WrestleMania season, so we expect similar timeframe for WWE 2K25.
Cover Star Predictions
As you’ve probably guessed from the featured image of this article, we believe that Rhea Ripley will be the cover star for WWE 2K25, considering her massive popularity right now which is only likely to grow heading into 2025 and WrestleMania 41 season.
WWE 2K25 Roster
Predicting the roster for WWE 2K25 is always a fun exercise, especially with so many talented performers stepping up every year and the chance to bring back some legends.
Legends
Here are some of the legends that we predict will be getting a showing in WWE 2K25:
There were a number of big moments during the go-home WWE RAW ahead of SummerSlam leading up to the ‘Biggest Party of the Summer.’ Seth Rollins “confirmed” the stipulations for the CM Punk vs Drew McIntyre match, the Wyatt Sicks unmasked and took out the Creed Brothers and
WWE has now uploaded all of the video highlights for the show to their official YouTube channel, which we have compiled in an easy to view format on one page below.
If you didn’t get the chance to watch the show in full, you can see a Full Recap of WWE RAW this week via the video below:
WWE RAW Segments This Week
Special Guest Referee Seth “Freakin” Rollins lays down the law with CM Punk and Drew McIntyre prior to their SummerSlam showdown.
After The Creed Brothers defeat Otis and Akira Tozawa, Maxxine Dupri sends a painful post-match message to Chad Gable.
The Wyatt Sicks interrupt Chad Gable, and a melee ensues.
One week after her victory over Zoey Stark, an already injured Zelina Vega is attacked by Stark, Sonya Deville and Shayna Baszler.
Pete Dunne cost his former Brawling Brute cohort Sheamus his match against “Big” Bronson Reed.
After “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio told her off in humiliating fashion, Liv Morgan looks to make him and the rest of The Judgment Day suffer.
Carlito fails to teach “Main Event” Jey Uso a lesson on behalf of The Judgment Day.
Xavier Woods vs Karrion Kross
Karrion Kross once again attempts to get Xavier Woods to join Final Testament during their one-on-one showdown.
Sami Zayn’s match against “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio results in a brawl involving The Judgment Day, Bron Breakker and “Main Event” Jey Uso.
Damage CTRL attack moments after Sonya Deville, Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark defeat Lyra Valkyria, Kayden Carter and Katana Chance in a Six-Woman Tag Team Match.
WWE RAW Finn Balor vs GUNTHER
A matchup pitting Finn Bálor against Gunther leads to a post-match ambush by World Heavyweight Champion Damian Priest on The Ring General en route to SummerSlam.
CM Punk vs Drew McIntyre is an unlikely feud that has turned into one of the most engaging elements of WWE RAW over 2024, with both men blurring the lines of kayfabe and reality to build to their massive match at SummerSlam.
If you haven’t had a chance to watch every second of this big feud, then we’ve got you covered with this guide on the timeline of events that has led to SummerSlam 2024.
The Beginning: CM Punk’s Injury
CM Punk’s Return and Injury
CM Punk made a triumphant return to WWE in late November 2023, sparking excitement among fans as it felt like that something that would never come to pass, especially after his backstage issues in AEW.
However, during the Royal Rumble in January 2024, Drew McIntyre hit a Futureshock DDT that resulted in Punk suffering a torn triceps. This injury sidelined Punk but also sowed the seeds for the feud, which had somewhat started in December 2023 when McIntyre alluded to there being potential backstage upset at RAW if Punk signed with the show, saying that he should go to SmackDown instead.
Drew McIntyre’s Reaction
Following Punk’s injury, McIntyre didn’t hold back his disdain. On RAW, McIntyre infamously stated, “I prayed for this and it happened,” adding fuel to the fire of the feud that many weren’t expecting to see as part of Punk’s return.
His then attack on Punk’s injured arm solidified him as a top heel on RAW and gave Punk a reason to be off television to rehab his injury.
WrestleMania 40: The Turning Point
The rivalry reached new heights at WrestleMania 40. With Punk unable to compete due to his injury, McIntyre took the “opportunity” to step into the World Heavyweight Championship match against Seth Rollins, which many expected to be Punk’s role before his injury in January.
Despite his injury, Punk somewhat inserted himself into the match by taking up a position at the commentary table. As McIntyre celebrated after taking the win against Seth Rollins, Punk struck.
Punk’s interference caused enough of a distraction to McIntyre to allow Damian Priest to cash in his Money in the Bank contract, who then beat Drew and robbed him of his World Championship moment in front of fans at a WrestleMania for the very first time.
McIntyre, who had walked the line between hero and villain up to that point, began a descent into a darker, more obsessive character.
Clash at the Castle: A Homecoming Spoiled
The next chapter in their saga unfolded at Clash at the Castle in Scotland, the Premium Live Event that took place in McIntyre’s home country.
With the WWE World Heavyweight Championship on the line, McIntyre seemed destined to claim victory in front of his countrymen against Damian Priest, the man who cashed in on him at WrestleMania 40.
However, Punk once again proved to be McIntyre’s nemesis, interfering in the match and costing the Scottish Warrior his chance at glory.
This moment was particularly poignant in the feud, as it not only denied McIntyre a championship victory but also robbed him of a career-defining moment in front of his home crowd, much like how he was screwed against Roman Reigns at the Clash at the Castle event in Wales.
Money in the Bank: Dreams Denied AGAIN
The Money in the Bank event provided yet another moment for Punk and McIntyre’s ongoing war.
McIntyre, having earned the coveted Money in the Bank briefcase, attempted to cash in for a championship opportunity earlier in the night cashed in during the match between Damian Priest and Seth Rollins.
However, Punk emerged to ensure that McIntyre’s efforts would be in vain, and his interference meant that Damian Priest would win the now triple threat match. It wasn’t just McIntyre that was scorned though, Rollins was visibly livid at Punk costing him the match, and it would lead on to the next beat of the storyline.
What else happened in this feud?
RAW Promo Segments
Throughout Punk’s recovery period, the rivalry between the two superstars continued to simmer, largely played out through social media exchanges and sporadic appearances by Punk.
These interactions served to keep the feud fresh in the minds of fans, even in the absence of physical confrontations.
Punk used every opportunity to needle McIntyre, taunting him about his failed championship attempts and questioning his ability to succeed at the highest level of WWE.
McIntyre, in turn, became increasingly unhinged in his responses, his character evolving into that of a man consumed by his hatred for Punk.
The Blurred Lines of Reality
One of the most intriguing aspects of the CM Punk vs. Drew McIntyre rivalry has been its ability to blur the lines between scripted storyline and genuine animosity.
Both men have a reputation for being outspoken and unafraid to voice their true feelings, leading to speculation among fans about how much of their feud is performance and how much is rooted in actual real-life tension.
This ambiguity has added an extra layer of intrigue to their interactions, with fans scrutinizing every word and action for hints of genuine emotion.
One of the most recent moments on X/Twitter that caused a huge stir online was the involvement of Jack Perry, the man that CM Punk fought backstage at AEW All In, with McIntyre posting an image of he and Perry stood together. McIntyre would later delete the tweet, adding further to fan speculation ahead of SummerSlam.
The SummerSlam Match: CM Punk vs Drew McIntyre with Seth Rollins in the middle
It was revealed on the July 22 2024 episode of RAW that Seth Rollins, the man who has had issues with both men over the past year, will be the official for the contest.
Rivalry History Video
You can watch a full CM Punk vs Drew McIntyre rivalry history video below from WWE:
Tickets for WWE SummerSlam 2024 are now on sale. Fans eager to witness the event from the stadium can purchase their tickets through Ticketmaster or directly via the Cleveland Browns Stadium event page.
Group Tickets and Suites
For those interested in group tickets or suite options, the Cleveland Browns Ticket Office provides tailored packages.
You can reach them at 440-891-5050 for more information and to secure group seating, ensuring an exceptional experience for larger parties or corporate outings.
Ticket Prices
Ticket prices for WWE SummerSlam 2024 vary based on seating location and package type. Prices generally range from affordable options for the general public to premium seating for fans looking for an enhanced experience. Here’s a breakdown:
Standard Seating: These tickets offer great views at reasonable prices, ensuring fans can enjoy all the action without breaking the bank.
Premium Seating: For those wanting to be closer to the ring, premium seating options are available at a higher price point, offering an up-close and personal view of the event.
On Location Packages
On top of getting Standard or Premium tickets, you can also get tailored packages with extra perks from On Location:
Silver Level Tickets
Silver level packages include:
Upper Level Seating
Pre-Show Out of Venue Hospitality with Superstar Appearances
Official WWE Priority Pass Gift
Dedicated Stadium Entrance
WWE Credential & Lanyard
Champion Level Tickets
Champion level packages include:
Premium Ringside Seating
Ringside Photo Op
Photo Op Fast Lane in Hospitality
In-Venue Pre-Show Hospitality with Kane & WWE Superstars
Official SummerSlam Ring Mat Plaque
Commemorative Chair
+All Silver & Gold Inclusions
Undertaker Suite
The Undertaker suite package includes:
Enjoy SummerSlam from the comfort of a comfortable chair in a premium luxury suite at Cleveland Browns Stadium.
Category: Premium Seat
Section: Suite
All Inclusive Food & Beverages: No need to wait in line at the concession stand as your suite will be stocked with a variety of all-inclusive food and alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages.
In-Suite Undertaker Appearance
Meet & greet with the Undertaker WWE Superstar.
Undertaker Themed Souvenir Gift: Receive an exclusive Undertaker themed souvenir gift upon arrival at your suite.
Exclusive Elite Event: Enjoy F&B and Superstar appearances at the exclusive Elite event.
WWE SummerSlam Event Details
Event Schedule
Gates Open: 4:30 PM
Event Starts: 6:30 PM
Parking Information
Parking details will be updated closer to the event date, and we will update this page as and when they are confirmed!
The penultimate episode of WWE SmackDown ahead of SummerSlam had some intriguing moments, which were pre-taped following last week’s episode of the show. The Bloodline managed to secure a big Tag Team Championship match at the PLE and LA Knight managed to get one up on Logan Paul ahead of their US Title match before Santos Escobar got involved, among other highlights.
WWE has now uploaded all of the video highlights for the show to their official YouTube channel, which we have compiled in an easy to view format on one page below.
WWE SmackDown Full Highlights This Week
If you didn’t get the chance to watch the show in full, you can see a Full Recap of WWE SmackDown this week via the video below:
WWE SmackDown Segments This Week
Here are all of the individual Video Highlights that WWE has released this week after SmackDown:
LA Knight addresses the WWE Universe en route to his imminent Santos Escobar match and his SummerSlam title showdown against United States Champion Logan Paul.
LA Knight takes out an interfering Logan Paul before overcoming Santos Escobar en route to the highly anticipated United States Championship Match at SummerSlam.
Seconds after LA Knight thwarts Logan Paul’s interference attempt during his match against Santos Escobar, the United States Champion and The Emperor of Lucha Libre execute a post-match attack on the outspoken Superstar.
Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill turn the tables on a sneak attack by WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn and throw them out of the ring.
Baron Corbin and Apollo Crews take on Angel and Berto and The Street Profits in back-to-back matchups during the first part of the WWE Tag Team Title No. 1 Contenders Gauntlet Match.
Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins overcome Kit Wilson and Elton Prince as well as Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson in a WWE Tag Team Title No. 1 Contenders Gauntlet Match.
The Bloodline vs The Street Profits
Jacob Fatu and Tama Tonga conquer Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins to win the WWE Tag Team Title No. 1 Contenders Gauntlet Match.
With Randy Orton and Kevin Owens taken out of action by The Bloodline, The American Nightmare prepares to battle the self-appointed Tribal Chief without backup at The Biggest Event of the Summer.
Grayson Waller demands an apology from undefeated two-time undisputed boxing champion Terence Crawford and ends up getting his partner Austin Theory knocked out.
Tiffany Stratton and Nia Jax vs Michin and Bayley
Prior to their tag team match against Bayley and Michin, Tiffany Stratton and Nia Jax launch an attack on the partner of the WWE Women’s Champion.
Nia Jax joins Ms. Money in the Bank in a controversial win over Bayley and Michin en route to The Role Model’s WWE Women’s Title Match against The Irresistible Force at SummerSlam.
WWE WrestleMania might soon grace the iconic city of London. Recent discussions between Mayor of London Sadiq Khan and WWE’s Chief Content Officer, Paul “Triple H” Levesque, have sparked excitement and anticipation among wrestling fans.
Here’s a comprehensive look at everything we know about the potential for WrestleMania to be held in London.
WWE WrestleMania London: Sadiq Khan’s Ambitious Vision
Mayor Sadiq Khan has been vocal about his ambition to make London the “sporting capital of the world.” This vision includes hosting a variety of major international sporting events, from the Super Bowl to the Olympics, and now, WWE’s WrestleMania.
Khan’s commitment to this vision was evident in his recent meeting with Triple H, where they discussed the logistics and possibilities of bringing WWE’s flagship event to London.
In an interview with the PA news agency, Khan expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “I’m really excited to have begun conversations about bringing international WrestleMania to London. I know there are many fans in London and across the UK and Europe who are desperate to see WrestleMania live.”
Delighted to have met with Paul “@TripleH” Levesque and @WWE President Nick Khan to discuss making London WrestleMania’s first international destination.
The meeting was really productive. Talks will continue about how we could turn our ambition into a reality. pic.twitter.com/GtvP6kGpt5
— Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan (@MayorofLondon) July 26, 2024
WWE’s Global Expansion
WrestleMania has of course traditionally been held in North America, with 40 of the iconic shows having taken place across the United States and two in Canada.
However, WWE has been expanding its global footprint, hosting premium live events in various countries in recent years.
Recent events have taken place in Cardiff, Glasgow, Saudi Arabia, Costa Rica, and France. This trend indicates WWE’s willingness to explore international venues for its marquee events, making London a plausible candidate for a future WrestleMania.
The city of London, and all of the UK has supported WWE thru thick and thin. I try to minimize using the word “deserve” so I will use more appropriate terms.
I’ve said it before and stand by it. In my mind London has EARNED a chance to host WrestleMania. I won’t get to compete… https://t.co/JpcWNhSByH
Hosting WrestleMania could bring significant economic benefits to London. Past events have demonstrated substantial economic impact for host cities.
For example, the Royal Rumble in St. Petersburg, Florida, generated over $47 million in economic impact, including $28 million in direct spending and nearly $3 million in taxes. Local businesses saw increases in revenue ranging from 10% to 700% compared to a typical day.
Similarly, the Clash at the Castle event in Cardiff brought over £21 million to the Welsh economy.
Given WrestleMania’s status as WWE’s largest event, it could potentially bring even greater economic benefits to London, attracting fans from across the globe and boosting local businesses.
Challenges and Considerations
While the prospects are exciting, there are challenges to consider. WWE events are typically scheduled years in advance, and the earliest available date for a London WrestleMania might be as late as 2026.
Additionally, hosting such a large-scale event requires significant financial investment, which could be a point of contention given the current economic climate.
However, the potential economic returns and the boost to London’s global profile might justify the expenditure.
Tony Khan’s Ring of Honor will be hosting Death Before Dishonor this weekend, but how can you watch the PPV on streaming?
How to Watch ROH Death Before Dishonor 2024 Live Stream
U.S. Live Stream
In the United States, ROH premium events, including Death Before Dishonor 2024, are streamed exclusively on HonorClub.
You can access the live stream by subscribing to HonorClub at WatchROH.com for $9.99 per month.
This subscription not only gives you access to live events but also a vast library of past ROH events, including the weekly Ring of Honor Wrestling series and select shows from previous years.
International Streams
For fans outside the U.S., HonorClub is also available through various platforms such as smart TVs, Roku, and Apple TV. However, availability might vary by region.
The world of WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) offers a rich tapestry of television programming designed to cater to wrestling enthusiasts of all ages.
From its flagship shows like RAW and SmackDown to developmental and studio shows, WWE provides an array of content to keep fans engaged throughout the week.
Here’s an in-depth look at the WWE TV schedule, including RAW, SmackDown, NXT, and more.
Current Television Programming
In-Ring Shows
RAW (1993–present)
RAW, also known as Monday Night RAW, is WWE’s premier weekly television program. It airs live on Monday nights on the USA Network in the United States.
SmackDown (1999–present)
SmackDown, or Friday Night SmackDown, airs every Friday on the FOX network. It premiered on April 29, 1999, and has since become a cornerstone of WWE programming.
NXT (2010–present)
NXT is WWE’s developmental brand, offering a platform for rising stars to showcase their talents. It airs every Tuesday night on the USA Network.
Originally conceived as a reality-style competition, NXT has evolved into a full-fledged weekly wrestling brand, known for its high-energy matches and emphasis on wrestling prowess.
Tribute to the Troops (2003–present)
Tribute to the Troops is an annual event produced by WWE to honor and entertain the United States Armed Forces.
Main Event (2012–present)
Main Event is a weekly television show that features a mix of established and emerging WWE superstars. It provides additional matchups and storylines, complementing the action seen on RAW and SmackDown but usually there are no storyline implications when it comes to matches on the B-level show.
NXT Level Up (2022–present)
NXT Level Up is a weekly show that serves as a stepping stone for NXT talent. It offers a platform for up-and-coming wrestlers to gain exposure and experience, preparing them for the main NXT show.
Speed (2024–present)
Speed is WWE’s newest offering, a weekly video series exclusive to X (formerly known as Twitter). It provides quick highlights and updates on the latest happenings in WWE.
Studio Shows
Bottom Line (2002–present)
Bottom Line is a weekly studio show that recaps the highlights of RAW. It offers a condensed version of the week’s events, focusing on key matches and storylines.
Afterburn (2002–present)
Afterburn serves a similar purpose for to Bottom Line but for SmackDown, providing a weekly recap of the Friday night show and it airs internationally.
This Week in WWE (2009–present)
This Week in WWE offers a comprehensive look at the week’s events across all WWE programming. It’s an ideal show for fans who want to stay updated on all the action without having to watch every single show during the week.
Wal3ooha (2017–present)
Wal3ooha is a weekly studio show tailored for the Middle East and North Africa market. It features highlights, interviews, and exclusive content relevant to the region.
Sunday Dhamaal (2017–present)
Sunday Dhamaal is produced for the Indian market, offering a localized take on WWE programming. It includes match highlights, interviews, and special features.
WWE’s The Bump (2019–present)
WWE’s The Bump is a weekly talk show that streams live on WWE Network and social media platforms.
Blockbusters (2020–present)
Blockbusters is a daily studio show produced for the Indian market. It provides highlights and analysis of WWE events, catering to the growing fanbase in India.
Dhamaal League (2020–present)
Dhamaal League is another daily show aimed at Indian audiences, featuring highlights, interviews, and special segments focused on WWE action.
Other Shows
Biography: WWE Legends (2021–present)
Produced by WWE and A&E, Biography: WWE Legends is a series that delves into the lives and careers of some of the most iconic figures in WWE history.
WWE’s Most Wanted Treasures (2021–present)
Also produced by WWE and A&E, WWE’s Most Wanted Treasures follows WWE superstars as they search for lost memorabilia from wrestling history.
Rivals (2022–present)
Rivals is a roundtable discussion show hosted by Freddie Prinze Jr., featuring WWE Legends and Superstars examining the most iconic rivalries in WWE history.
Love & WWE: Bianca & Montez (2024–present)
This reality show, airing on Hulu, offers a glimpse into the personal lives of WWE superstars Bianca Belair and Montez Ford.
WWE: Next Gen (2024–present)
A documentary series on The Roku Channel, WWE: Next Gen explores the next generation of WWE talent, highlighting their journeys and challenges.
Former Television Programming
WWE has also produced numerous shows that have since ended but left a lasting impact on wrestling entertainment. Some notable examples include:
Heavyweight Wrestling (1956–1971)
All-Star Wrestling (1971–1986)
Saturday Night’s Main Event (1985–1992; 2006–2008)
Just a couple of weeks ahead of SummerSlam, this week’s RAW show was again newsworthy, with several big moments occurring on the programme. Rhea Ripley was finally able to get a level of revenge on Liv Morgan and CM Punk’s in-ring return was confirmed, among other storylines moving forward towards the ‘Biggest Party of the Summer.’
WWE has now uploaded all of the video highlights for the show to their official YouTube channel, which we have compiled in an easy to view format on one page below.
If you didn’t get the chance to watch the show in full, you can see a Full Recap of WWE RAW this week via the video below:
WWE RAW Segments This Week
Provoked by Gunther’s incendiary words, World Heavyweight Champion Damian Priest gets into a brawl with Gunther that ends backstage.
Bron Breakker vs Ilja Dragunov
Bron Breakker takes on Ilja Dragunov to become the No. 1 Contender to Intercontinental Champion Sami Zayn.
“Dirty” Dominik Mysterio confronts Rhea Ripley about her online interactions with Jey Uso.
Michael Cole and Pat McAfee receive another video tape from The Wyatt Sicks.
Sonya Deville gets an assist from new allies Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark to take down Lyra Valkyria.
Liv Morgan accosts “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio as Finn Bálor catches the exchange.
Xavier Woods, Otis and Akira Tozawa try to take down The Final Testament.
CM Punk vs Drew McIntyre Confirmed
Seth “Freakin” Rollin interrupts a confrontation between CM Punk and Drew McIntyre and proposes that he be the Special Guest Referee for the huge match.
Uncle Howdy Hits Sister Abigail
The Wyatt Sicks once again strike as Uncle Howdy hits a Sister Abigail on Chad Gable.
As Pete Dunne battles Bronson Reed, Sheamus makes a statement by taking out both Superstars.
“Dirty” Dominik Mysterio gets back into Rhea Ripley’s good graces by proclaiming his disgust for Liv Morgan, breaking the Women’s World Champion’s heart.
After dominating Ilja Dragunov to become No. 1 Contender, Bron Breakker states that he is ready to become Intercontinental Champion and break Sami Zayn in half while doing so.
Zelina Vega vs Zoey Stark WWE RAW
Zelina Vega takes on the dangerous Zoey Stark.
Gunther makes his case to becoming the World Heavyweight Champion.
After Jey Uso and Sami Zayn defeat Finn Bálor and JD McDonagh, Bron Breakker once again Spears Sami Zayn out of his boots.
Liv Morgan Backstage After WWE RAW
See the extended cut of Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan’s breakdown as her heart gets broken by “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio.
TNA Slammiversary 2024 took place tonight from Montreal, Quebec, Canada, but what happened on the PPV card?
There were a number of massive matches confirmed ahead of the event, with the main event seeing TNA Champion Moose defend his title against Josh Alexander, Steve Maclinl, Nic Nemeth, Frankie Kazarian and Joe Hendry in a Six-Man Elimination Match.
Knockouts Champion Jordynne Grace also put her title on the line against former WWE Superstar Ash By Elegance, and X-Division Champion Mustafa Ali faced Speedball Mike Bailey.
We’ll be updating this page throughout the night as the results come in!
TNA Slammiversary Results
Here are all of the results from the PPV event:
Matt Hardy b. JDC – Hardy took the win with the Twist of Fate
TNA Tag Team Championship Match:ABC b. The System (c) – ABC got the win following the Art of Finesse and The Fold NEW CHAMPS!
Mike Santana b. Jake Something – Santana took the win after hitting his Spin The Block finisher.
The Rascalz (Trey Miguel, Zachary Wentz and Wes Lee b. NXT Superstars No Quarter Catch Crew (Charlie Dempsey, Tavion Heights and Myles Borne) – Wentz got the win for his team with the pinfall over Heights.
TNA Digital Media Championship & International Heavyweight Championship Match:PCO b. AJ Francis (c) – PCO takes the win with a Moonsault to become the NEW Digital Media and International Heavyweight Champion!
Knockouts Championship Match: Jordynne Grace (c) b. Ash By Elegance – Grace would take the win after hitting the Juggernaut Driver in the center of the ring to retain her Knockouts title.
X-Division Championship Match:“Speedball” Mike Bailey b. Mustafa Ali (c) – Speedball would take the win with a Sharpshooter following a Montreal Screwjob throwback (with Earl Hebner included).
TNA World Championship – Six-Man Elimination Match: Nic Nemeth b. Moose (c), Josh Alexander, Steve Maclin, Frankie Kazarian and Joe Hendry – Nic Nemeth would get the win after defeating Kazarian with the Danger Zone once the rest of the field had been eliminated. NEW CHAMP!
TNA Slammiversary Coverage
SEScoops is your source for TNA Slammiversary 2024 news and results this weekend. Head over to our TNA News section for the fallout.
If you weren’t able to catch the event live and you are hoping to catch it back on demand, then TrillerTV and the TNA+ streaming service are your best options, as both will carry the entire card available for unlimited replays after the fact.
Speedball Mike Bailey defeated Mustafa Ali at the TNA Slammiversary 2024 PPV tonight become the new X-Division Champion.
Bailey would end up winning the title with a throwback to the Montreal Screwjob between Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels all the way back in 1997…with a Sharpshooter.
Ali would bring out referee Earl Hebner to try and ‘screw’ Bailey out of the match in the same way that Hebner did to Bret, but Hebner refused and Speedball was able to get out and apply his own Sharpshooter to take the win.
SEScoops is your source for TNA Slammiversary 2024 news and results this weekend. Head over to our TNA News section for more.
If you weren’t able to catch the event live and you are hoping to catch it back on demand, then TrillerTV and the TNA+ streaming service are your best options, as both will carry the entire card available for unlimited replays after the fact.
Here are all of the matches taking place tonight on the Slammiversary card, just in case you need an extra bit of impetuous to buy the PPV replay:
TNA World Championship – Six-Man Elimination Match: Moose (c) vs. Josh Alexander vs. Steve Maclin vs. Nic Nemeth vs. Frankie Kazarian vs. Joe Hendry
Knockouts Championship Match: Jordynne Grace (c) vs. Ash By Elegance
X-Division Championship Match: Mustafa Ali (c) vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey
TNA Digital Media Championship & International Heavyweight Championship Match: AJ Francis (c) vs. PCO
TNA Tag Team Championship Match: The System (c) vs. ABC
The Rascalz (Trey Miguel, Zachary Wentz and Wes Lee vs. NXT Superstars No Quarter Catch Crew (Charlie Dempsey, Tavion Heights and Myles Borne)
SEScoops is your source for TNA Slammiversary 2024 news and results this weekend. Head over to our TNA News section for more.
If you weren’t able to catch the event live and you are hoping to catch it back on demand, then TrillerTV and the TNA+ streaming service are your best options, as both will carry the entire card available for unlimited replays after the fact.
Here are all of the matches taking place tonight on the Slammiversary card, just in case you need an extra bit of impetuous to buy the PPV:
TNA World Championship – Six-Man Elimination Match: Moose (c) vs. Josh Alexander vs. Steve Maclin vs. Nic Nemeth vs. Frankie Kazarian vs. Joe Hendry
Knockouts Championship Match: Jordynne Grace (c) vs. Ash By Elegance
X-Division Championship Match: Mustafa Ali (c) vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey
TNA Digital Media Championship & International Heavyweight Championship Match: AJ Francis (c) vs. PCO
TNA Tag Team Championship Match: The System (c) vs. ABC
The Rascalz (Trey Miguel, Zachary Wentz and Wes Lee vs. NXT Superstars No Quarter Catch Crew (Charlie Dempsey, Tavion Heights and Myles Borne)
New TNA Tag Team Champions were crowned in the second match on the PPV card for TNA Slammiversary 2024 from Montreal.
ABC defeated The System’s Eddie Edwards and Brian Myers in front of a sold out crowd of around 4,000 fans, the biggest numbers through the door that the company has seen in around 10 years.
After interference from Alisha Edwards went awry, ABC were able to get the win after Chris Bey hit the Art of Finesse and Ace Austin hit the The Fold to become the NEW Tag Champs. This was a GREAT match.
SEScoops is your source for TNA Slammiversary 2024 news and results this weekend. Head over to our TNA News section for more.
If you weren’t able to catch the event live and you are hoping to catch it back on demand, then TrillerTV and the TNA+ streaming service are your best options, as both will carry the entire card available for unlimited replays after the fact.
Here are all of the matches taking place tonight on the Slammiversary card, just in case you need an extra bit of impetuous to buy the PPV:
TNA World Championship – Six-Man Elimination Match: Moose (c) vs. Josh Alexander vs. Steve Maclin vs. Nic Nemeth vs. Frankie Kazarian vs. Joe Hendry
Knockouts Championship Match: Jordynne Grace (c) vs. Ash By Elegance
X-Division Championship Match: Mustafa Ali (c) vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey
TNA Digital Media Championship & International Heavyweight Championship Match: AJ Francis (c) vs. PCO
TNA Tag Team Championship Match: The System (c) vs. ABC
TNA Knockouts Tag Team Championships Match: Masha Slamovich & Alisha Edwards (c) vs. SpitFire (Dani Luna & Jody Threat)
TNA Slammiversary 2024 is poised to be a monumental event for the comoany, with high expectations and numerous surprises teased.
As fans anticipate what could happen tonight, here’s a comprehensive look at everything that has been hinted at and what fans can expect from this year’s pay-per-view (PPV).
Major Surprises Teased
Jordynne Grace’s Bold Claims
Knockouts World Champion Jordynne Grace has set the bar high, promising surprises that will exceed fan expectations.
In an interview with Sports Illustrated, Grace emphasized the element of surprise, stating, £The surprises are going to be even bigger than people realize. TNA and NXT do surprises better than any other promotion.
“If you’re tired of accidentally reading spoilers, watch Slammiversary. Our goal is to make fans fall back in love with wrestling.”
Other Rumors
Fightful Select is reporting that Alex Hammerstone is “back on the scene,” meaning that he could be making an appearance tonight.
Fightful is also reporting that the “Digital Media Title match was set for 18 minutes, and the main event was set for 40+ as of this morning.”
Cross-Promotional Partnership with WWE NXT
The rebranding from IMPACT back to TNA revitalized the promotion although following the firing of Scott D’Amore, TNA was struggling to gain momentum. The recent working partnership with WWE NXT has completely changed the game, with NXT Superstars jumping to TNA and vice versa.
We’ll be updating this page as and when more rumors for the PPV card start appearing online!
TNA Slammiversary Coverage Tonight
SEScoops is your source for TNA Slammiversary 2024 news and results this weekend. Head over to our TNA News section for more.
If you weren’t able to catch the event live and you are hoping to catch it back on demand, then TrillerTV and the TNA+ streaming service are your best options, as both will carry the entire card available for unlimited replays after the fact.
Here are all of the matches taking place tonight on the Slammiversary card, just in case you need an extra bit of impetuous to buy the PPV:
TNA World Championship – Six-Man Elimination Match: Moose (c) vs. Josh Alexander vs. Steve Maclin vs. Nic Nemeth vs. Frankie Kazarian vs. Joe Hendry
Knockouts Championship Match: Jordynne Grace (c) vs. Ash By Elegance
X-Division Championship Match: Mustafa Ali (c) vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey
TNA Digital Media Championship & International Heavyweight Championship Match: AJ Francis (c) vs. PCO
TNA Tag Team Championship Match: The System (c) vs. ABC
TNA Knockouts Tag Team Championships Match: Masha Slamovich & Alisha Edwards (c) vs. SpitFire (Dani Luna & Jody Threat)
Moose vs. Joe Hendry vs. Josh Alexander vs. Nic Nemeth vs. Frankie Kazarian vs. Steve Maclin
TNA World Championship Match
Moose, the current TNA Champion, has been a consistent performer and has elevated the title’s value.
However, Joe Hendry’s recent momentum suggests he is a strong contender and probably the next Champion…at some point.
While I’m predicting Moose to retain the title tonight, I’m expecting a dusty finish that sets up a future one-on-one match between Moose and Hendry, possibly at Bound for Glory.
Jordynne Grace vs. Ash By Elegance
Knockouts Championship Match
Ash By Elegance, formerly known as Dana Brooke, has undergone significant improvement since joining TNA.
Jordynne Grace, on the other hand, remains a formidable champion and one of the hottest prospects going right now in all of wrestling.
This match might serve as a stepping stone for Ash, leading to a surprising victory and initiating Grace’s pursuit to reclaim the championship later down the line.
Having said that, I’m predicting that Jordynne is going to retain the title.
Eddie Edwards and Brian Myers vs. Ace Austin and Chris Bey
TNA Tag Team Titles Match
This match could end up being the MOTN, and Eddie Edwards and Brian Myers are expected to retain their titles.
The dynamic between Austin and Bey will be tested, potentially leading to their eventual split and new story beats ahead of the upcoming TV tapings.
Mustafa Ali vs. Mike Bailey
X Division Title Match
Anticipation is high for another potential MOTN candidate. Mustafa Ali’s current run in TNA has been impressive, and despite Mike Bailey being one of the best talents that the company have right now, I’m predicting Ali to retain the X Division Title.
AJ Francis vs. PCO
Digital Media and International Heavyweight Championships Match
AJ Francis has worked hard to repackage himself after being released by WWE, and it appears his efforts could end up paying off tonight.
PCO’s recent storyline with Steph De Lander might lead to a shocking betrayal, allowing Francis to retain both titles, which is what I’m predicting.
The Rascalz vs. No Quarter Catch Crew (Charlie Dempsey, Tavion Heights, and Myles Borne)
Six-Man Tag Team Match
The collaboration between TNA and NXT continues to benefit both brands.
The Rascalz, comprising Wes Lee, Trey Miguel, and Zachary Wentz, are the favourites to defeat the No Quarter Catch Crew, which is what I’m predicting.
Mike Santana vs. Jake Something
Mike Santana is expected to win here, potentially leading to a heel turn for Jake Something.
TNA Slammiversary Coverage Tonight
SEScoops is your source for TNA Slammiversary 2024 news and results this weekend. Head over to our TNA News section for more.
If you weren’t able to catch the event live and you are hoping to catch it back on demand, then TrillerTV and the TNA+ streaming service are your best options, as both will carry the entire card available for unlimited replays after the fact.
This week’s episode of WWE SmackDown continued the road towards SummerSlam, with some pretty interesting moments taking place on the night. One of these included one of boxing’s biggest modern-day stars, Terence Crawford, coming to the aid of WWE Champion Cody Rhodes, and Logan Paul would get into it with LA Knight ahead of their match at the ‘Biggest Party of the Summer.’
WWE has now uploaded all of the video highlights for the show to their official YouTube channel, which we have compiled in an easy to view format on one page below.
If you didn’t get the chance to watch the show in full, you can see a Full Recap of WWE SmackDown this week via the video below:
WWE SmackDown Segments This Week
Here are all of the individual Video Highlights that WWE has released this week after SmackDown:
Champion boxer Terence Crawford helps Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes exact payback on A-Town Down Under.
2024 Queen of the Ring Nia Jax delivers an ominous warning to WWE Women’s Champion Bayley before they clash at SummerSlam.
Andrade vs Carmelo Hayes
Andrade and Carmelo Hayes square off to see who the better Superstar is. Andrade shows ‘HIM’ respect backstage after the bout.
Bianca Belair vs Chelsea Green
“The EST” Bianca Belair clashes with Chelsea Green.
United States Champion Logan Paul and LA Knight must be separated after signing a contract for their title match at SummerSlam.
WWE Women’s Champion Bayley costs Tiffany Stratton a win against Michin and destroys the Money in the Bank briefcase.
2024 Money in the Bank winner Tiffany Stratton is ready to usher in “Tiffy Time.”
WWE SmackDown Full Match: Cody Rhodes and Kevin Owens vs Austin Theory and Grayson Waller
The Bloodline brutalize their competition after Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes teams up with Kevin Owens to battle Austin Theory and Grayson Waller.
Joe Hendry has seen an absolutely massive jump in his career over the past few months, but what do you need to know about him?
From his humble beginnings in Edinburgh, Scotland, to becoming a prominent figure in both TNA (Total Nonstop Action Wrestling) and now WWE’s NXT, Hendry’s journey is proof that when you hustle and work enough you can get to where you want to go.
Here, we’ll be going into the career of the Scottish star, looking at how he was able to use his musical talents to advance his career in a way
Early Wrestling Career
Joe Hendry, born on May 1, 1988, in Edinburgh, Scotland, embarked on his professional wrestling journey in 2013.
Hendry trained by notable wrestlers like Killian Dain, Mikey Whiplash, and Robbie Brookside, and he quickly made a name for himself in the UK wrestling scene.
He debuted with Insane Championship Wrestling (ICW) and soon became a prominent figure, capturing the ICW Tag Team Championship alongside Davey Boy.
Hendry’s charisma led him to perform for various BritWres promotions, including New Generation Wrestling and WCPW/Defiant Wrestling.
WWE NXT
Hendry’s talent eventually caught the attention of WWE, and he has made several appearances on WWE’s NXT brand as part of the ongoing working relationship between WWE and TNA.
But, his first stint with WWE came in 2014 when he appeared in non-wrestling roles, something that a lot of indie talent does as they’re working their way up.
It wasn’t until 2024 that Hendry made a huge impact (pun absolutely intended) to NXT. Hendry made his in-ring debut in a 25-man battle royal to determine the number one contender for the NXT Championship. Although he was eliminated quickly, his popularity has meant that the company keeps putting him on TV.
Joey Hendry Theme
One of Joe Hendry’s most significant achievements outside the ring is his musical career.
His entrance theme, “I Believe in Joe Hendry,” became a viral sensation, captivating fans that watch wrestling but also ‘normies’ on TikTok.
Originally crafted as a unique entrance song to make him stand out more, the track’s popularity soared on social media.
Joe Hendry UK Charts
Incredibly, fans embraced the song, leading to its rapid ascent on music charts in the United Kingdom.
His return was marked by a match at the Bound For Glory event, and following his match at the PPV, Hendry was offered a long-term contract, solidifying his position within the company.
Whilst the exact nature of his current deal with TNA is not known, there is a lot of interest from WWE to bring him to the company when his deal is up.
TNA Slammiversary 2024 is one of the most anticipated PPV events of the year from the 20+ year old company, but how can you watch it live?
There are a couple of different options when it comes to PPV, with Triller TV offering the show on Saturday night, but the TNA+ service is another avenue worth considering.
MJF was attacked by a fan at this week’s AEW Dynamite…granted, the “attacker” was only seven years old. As he and his opponent Will Ospreay brawled in the crowd, Ospreay prompted a young female fan to hit MJF, which prompted a middle finger in response.
The girl’s father proudly posted alternative angle of the ‘attack’ on social media:
MJF went on to win the match over Ospreay in the final seconds before the expiration of the 60-minute time limit. In doing so, MJF is the new AEW International Champion.
MJF Interacting w/Young Fans
This isn’t the first time that Maxwell has had a dust-up with young fans during his AEW matches. His now infamous ‘water throwing incident’ from AEW Revolution 2023 got him coverage on outlets such as TMZ. His decision to throw water in the face of a child at ringside led to AEW President Tony Khan having a “serious conversation” with MJF over conduct that he deemed unbecoming of the AEW World Champion.
“We had a serious conversation and I mean that. It’s not to be taken lightly. The young man, Titus, was a real pro about it. We’ll see Titus here again at AEW… I was just with him, and he was a real champ about it.
The champion [mjf] didn’t act like a champion there, but I think Titus was great.”
This week’s 250th AEW Dynamite was a massive milestone for the company, and a ton happened on this action-packed show. We got an hour-long ‘Match of the Year’ candidate between MJF and Will Ospreay, a disturbing in-ring promo from ‘Timeless Mariah’ May and the surprise return of Darby Allin, who descended from the rafters and is the final man on Team AEW for next week’s AEW Blood and Gutsspecial.
All Elite Wrestling has now uploaded all of the video highlights for the show to their official YouTube channel, which we have compiled in an easy to view format on one page below.
Minoru Suazuki Confronts Chris Jericho
The Learning Tree & Minoru Suzuki?! FTW Champ Jericho faces off w/ a LEGEND!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGj5PZ5ICnk
TBS Champ vs. Former Women’s World Champ
Could TBS Champion Mercedes Moné hold off The Native Beast Nyla Rose? | 7/17/24, AEW Dynamite
‘Timeless’ Mariah May
After her SHOCKING attack on AEW Women’s Champ Toni Storm, Mariah May SPEAKS!
Champion vs. Champion
It’s CHAMP vs. CHAMP! Swerve Strickland vs. Kazuchika Okada
More AEW Videos
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Just over a week since Heatwave, this week’s NXT show was again headline-grabbing, with several big moments occurring on the programme.
WWE has now uploaded all of the video highlights for the show to their official YouTube channel, which we have compiled in an easy to view format on one page below.
WWE NXT Full Highlights This Week
If you didn’t get the chance to watch the show in full, you can see a Full Recap of WWE NXT this week via the video below:
WWE NXT Segments This Week
Wes Lee teams up with his old teammates Zach Wentz and Trey Miguel to defeat Gallus in a Six-Man Tag Team Match.
Take a look at the best moments from Joe Hendry on commentary during the Six-Man Tag Team Match between The Rascalz and Gallus.
NXT Women’s Champion Roxanne Perez and Thea Hail engage in an all-out brawl after a tense encounter.
NXT Champion Ethan Page defends his title for the first time against fan favorite Dante Chen.
Oba Femi puts the North American Championship on the line against “Chase U’s MVP” Duke Hudson.
Michin, Luke Gallows, and Karl Anderson remind everyone that when it comes to the ring, they are just Too Sweet.
Lola Vice may be hurting, but she’s now got some backup against Jacy Jayne, Fallon Henley, and Jazmyn Nyx.
