Prior to Dolph Ziggler’s successful run in NXT 2.0, he was a mainstay and long time veteran on the main roster. Dolph added to his list of career achievements by becoming the NXT Champion by defeating Bron Breakker and Tommaso Ciampa in a triple threat match at NXT Roadblock.

Before heading down to NXT, Ziggler was in a tag team with Robert Roode on Monday Night Raw.

Ziggler On Working In NXT

Ziggler joined Corey Graves on WWE After The Bell to talk about heading down to NXT and how it’s impacted his career.

“Everyone is asking, ‘how do you feel about being surprised?’ Surprised? I came here to scout talent and two weeks later, I’m the NXT Champion. That wasn’t in the cards, that wasn’t even a thought process. 

I’m constantly working, I’m never out sick, but I felt stale. Roode and I are really good at what we do and it didn’t seem like we were doing anything that important right now and it’s ‘what have you done for me lately?’ At the moment, we’re not crushing it. It didn’t seem like we were going to have a match on WrestleMania unless we made something happen. We saw an opening and said, ‘Let’s try this out, let’s go see NXT.’ 

Half the time, anybody who shows up from NXT, their first match is with me anyway. Especially Roode, he even had a match with me. 

Now, I’m going to cut out the middle man and go to NXT and start wrestling there. I really came to scout talent, see if a few people had some up and coming things that I could possibly work with that aligned, and got thrown right into the mix. It’s crazy. It’s so funny, if you’re surprised that I’m NXT Champion, normally if you’re surprised I’m United States Champion or World Champion, I’m not, I’m blown away,” he said.

Dolph On Working With Bron Breakker

Ziggler also spoke about sharing the ring with the top prospect Bron Breakker.

The former World Champion said, “I did not plan on this. I’m very happy to be in this moment with Breakker, who has 20 matches under his belt, but somehow can go. He has this insane speed and power that…I’ve been speared by Goldberg and I’m like, ‘This guy, you kidding me,’ and has knocked the wind out of me and put me down. This kid hits harder. That spear put me down. I was happy to kickout and keep moving, but I go, ‘Holy Crap.’ 

He has that, in that prime of his career, linebacker closing speed for every movement. When he figures out how to hone that in a year or two or three, he’s going to be someone who is kind of unstoppable.”

The current WWE NXT Champion is set to defend his title against Breakker at NXT Stand & Deliver on Saturday, April 2.

H/T to Jeremy Lambert of Fightful for the transcription

• WWE NXT Stand & Deliver 2022 Match Card, Date & Time, How To Watch

WWE has announced that Shad Gaspard will receive the Warrior Award next week at the 2022 WWE Hall of Fame Induction ceremony.

Gaspard tragically passed back away in May of 2020. He was caught in a rip current in Venice Beach while saving his son. 

Shad was with WWE from 2002-2007. However, his most notable work in the company comes from his partnership with JTG as a part of Cryme Tyme. Cryme Tyme debuted in OVW and the main roster 2006. The group was released in 2007, and then brought back from 2008 to 2010.

The Warrior Award

The Warrior Award is “presented to an individual who has exhibited unwavering strength and perseverance” and who has lived life with the courage and compassion that embodies the indomitable spirit of The Ultimate Warrior.

The award was established in 2015. Connor “The Crusher” Michalek, Joan Lunden, Eric LeGrand, Jarrius “JJ” Robertson, Sue Aitchison, Rich Hering and Titus O’Neil are all past recipients of the award.

Hall of Fame 2022

So far, The Undertaker, Vader, and Sharmell have been announced for this year’s WWE Hall of Fame class.

The 2022 WWE Hall of Fame induction ceremony airs Friday, April 1st on Peacock immediately following WWE SmackDown.

Congratulations to the family and friends of Shad Gaspard.

The fourth edition of IMPACT’s Rebellion is just about a month away and matches are starting to get announced.

This will be the go-to article for an updated card of the matches and segments announced for IMPACT’s Rebellion pay-per-view.

Rebellion is annually held during the month of April, and the event was first held in 2019. Last year’s event was headlined by Rich Swann vs Kenny Omega in a winner take all match for the Impact World Championship and the AEW World Championship. This match, and show, acted as the beginning of Kenny Omega’s journey in IMPACT Wrestling as The Belt Collector persona. 

IMPACT Wrestling Rebellion 2022 Matches

• IMPACT World Championship: Moose (c) vs. Josh Alexander
• IMPACT X-Division Championship: Trey Miguel (c) vs. Ace Austin vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey
• IMPACT Tag Team Championship Eight Team Elimination Challenge: Violent By Design (c) vs. TBD
• IMPACT Knockouts World Championship: Tasha Steelz (c) vs. Rosemary
• AAA Reina De Reinas Championship: Deonna Purrazzo (c) vs. Taya Valkyrie
• Tomohiro Ishii vs. JONAH
• Jonathan Gresham vs. Eddie Edwards

Date, Time & How to Watch

IMPACT Wrestling Rebellion is scheduled to take place at the Mid-Hudson Civic Center in Poughkeepsie, New York. This event follows IMPACT’s Multiverse of Matches event that will take place during WrestleMania weekend through WrestleCon on April 1 at 10:00PM EST.

IMPACT’s Rebellion takes place on Saturday, April 23, 2022. The air time is set for 8:00 PM EST.

You can watch IMPACT’s Rebellion on FITE or through cable pay-per-view providers. The show is priced at $39.99.

• WrestleCon 2022 Schedule, Matches, Dates & Times, How To Watch

Game Changer Wrestling held their ‘one night only’ event at The ROXY Theatre in West Hollywood, California, with GCW: One Night Only.

The main event saw Ninja Mack take on the one-and-only Joey Janela. The event aired live on FITE and is available for on-demand purchase for $9.99.

GCW: One Night Only is the last Pay-Per-View before GCW: The Collective at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas. GCW: The Collective will occur from Mar. 31 to Apr. 2, with 12 PPV events. Wrestling fans can buy each event individually or buy the bundle for $139.99 on FITE.

GCW: One Night Only (ROXY) Quick Results

• “Speedball” Mike Bailey defeats Kevin Blackwood in a fast, yet technical match up
• Nick Wayne defeated Jack Cartwheel after lading two springboard cutters. They shook hands, hugged, and Cartwheel vowed to make another match happen through hand gestures.
• Jimmy Lloyd defeats Sandra Moone in a scrappy, heartfelt bout
• Matthew Justice defeated Dark Sheik in brutal and bloody affair
• BUSSY (Allie Katch and Effy) def. Gangsta Party (B-Boy and Lil Cholo)
• Blake Christian defated Jai Vidal in a quick and athletic match up
• Juicy Finau defeated Eli Everfly in a grueling fight
• Ninja Mack defeated Joey Janela in shocking upset

Scott Hall, also known as “Razor Ramon”, has passed away at age 63. WWE announced that Hall unfortunately passed away on March 14. 

Hall was recently hospitalized because of a broken hip. Hall underwent hip surgery. On Sunday, it was reported that The Bad Guy had been put on life support. He suffered three heart attacks after complications with the surgery due to a blood clot getting loose. 

On Monday afternoon, Ramon was taken off of life support. 

WWE opened the March 14 edition of RAW with a graphic honoring Hall and announcing his passing.

Scott Hall’s Legendary Career

Ramon is a two-time WWE Hall of Famer. He was first inducted as Razor Ramon in 2014, and again in 2020 as a part of the nWo. Hall is a four-time WWE Intercontinental Champion, a two-time WCW United States Champion, and six-time WCW Tag Team Champion.

He debuted in 1984 and last wrestled in 2016 for F1RST Wrestling.

Fans can play as two versions of Hall in WWE 2K22. He is available as Scott Hall in the nWo 4-Life Edition and as Razor Ramon. 

We at SEScoops would like to extend our condolences to the family, friends, and fans of Scott Hall during this difficult time.

Johnny Knoxville pranked Sami Zayn by putting his phone number on a plane which resulted in Zayn receiving over 20,000 text messages.

Knoxville and Zayn are scheduled to face off against each other in a match at WrestleMania 38. Knoxville had challenged Zayn to a match, but Sami only accepted when the Jackass star helped Ricochet take the Intercontinental Title from Zayn

The Results Of Knoxville’s Prank On Sami

In an attempt to annoy Johnny, Sami spammed his phone number with text messages. Knoxville did not take too kind to this and found a way to get him back.

On the 11th of March, TMZ Sports released a video that showed Knoxville had pranked Sami by putting his phone number on a plane banner. Zayn has since received hundreds of calls, thousands and thousands of texts, and it seems like this won’t be ending any time soon. Sami blames Knoxville for this prank and for him losing his Intercontinental Championship.

• WWE WrestleMania 38 Match Card, Date & Time, How To Watch

WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley announced he has a new podcast on the way.

Foley is POD

Foley recently announced that his new podcast “Foley is POD” is coming soon. However, a premiere date was not announced. We will have to stay tuned for that information, along with the format of the podcast. 

Foley, a man of many identities, was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame as a part of the class of 2013. He is a three-time WWE Champion. He has been a competitor in WWE, WCW, ECW, IMPACT Wrestling and many other companies across the globe. Foley is more than just a wrestler. He is also a successful writer and stand up comedian. He has been on the New York Times bestselling list many times due to his autobiographies.

Wrestling Legends In Podcasting

Many wrestling legends have created their own podcasts that reflect on their career and current life. Ric Flair, Jake “The Snake” Roberts, Arn Anderson, Tony Schiavone, Eric Bischoff, and Booker T are some of the legends who have entered the podcasting world.

Stephanie McMahon, WWE’s Chief Brand Officer announced WWE Moonsault at SXSW. 

WWE Moonsault

WWE Moonsault is WWE’s new NFT platform. The platform will be the “official marketplace for WWE NFTs,” and it will be dropping soon. Fans can sign up now to receive updates about the new platform. 

WWE is Exploring The Metaverse

Stephanie commented on exploring the Metaverse during the WWE fourth quarter 2021 earnings call.

Stephanie said, “We are absolutely exploring the Metaverse as an opportunity for WWE, especially as the theory unfolds that that’s really where more and more people are going to go to connect and socialize. 

WWE is a community-based business and is all about our fans coming together and sharing this experience. We think there are huge opportunities to expand upon that in the Metaverse itself. 

In terms of our approach, we’re doing our due diligence. We’re meeting with various partners and learning as much we can. We don’t want to be hasty in this space. That being said, we certainly don’t want to be behind, we always like to be slightly ahead of the curve. It is something we are actively involved in and investigating and looking into.”

Sarah Logan plans to get back into the ring, one day, likely part-time.

WWE released Logan in April of 2020. She stayed away from wrestling after her release and then announced her pregnancy shortly after being released. Logan gave birth to her son Cash in February 2021.

The former Riott Squad member made a surprise appearance as a part of the 2022 women’s Royal Rumble. Logan plans to wrestle again, one day, but she says that it is up to her son when it happens. 

Sarah Logan Provides An Update On Her In-Ring Career

During a virtual signing with East Coast Auctions, Logan commented on the future of her career. 

Sarah said, “I am planning on wrestling again, one day, but I think I need to sleep more than two hours throughout the night. That’s up to Cash when I wrestle again.”

Logan On Wrestling Full-Time Again

Logan even commented on the possibility of wrestling full-time again, “Full-time? I’m not sure. I really like my farm and life right now. Part-time wrestling, one or two shows here and there? Probably, I don’t know though. Who knows.”

It is unknown when Sarah would make an official return to the ring. She has joked and teased about surprise appearances before. Sarah also added that if she really wanted to make a surprise appearance, she wouldn’t tell everyone.

H/T to Jeremy Lambert of Fightful for the transcription

Last night, two major wrestling events took place. WWE hosted one of their live shows, or house shows, in Roman Reigns’ hometown of Pensacola, FL. Beyond Wrestling also hosted one of their independent shows under the name of ‘Munky Business’.

We have compiled the results for both shows. There is also a link to Beyond’s Munky Business show, if you wish to stream it. 

WWE Live Event 

WWE held one of their usual live events last night in Pensacola, FL. The event took place on March 13 from The Bay Center.

WWE Live Event Results From Pensacola, FL (3/13)

• Rick Boogs def. Ridge Holland
• Happy Corbin def. Shinsuke Nakamura (w/ Rick Boogs)
• Viking Raiders def. Los Lotharios
• Aliyah defeated Shayna Baszler by DQ
• Sasha Banks & Aliyah & Naomi defeated Natalya & Shayna Baszler & Sonya Deville
• Intercontinental Championship: Ricochet (c) defeated Sami Zayn
• Roman Reigns & The Usos def. Drew McIntyre & The New Day

Beyond Wrestling

Beyond Wrestling hosted their Munky Business event in Somerville, Massachusetts. It took place on March 13 and it emanated from Arts At The Armory. The event aired live on IWTV and is available for streaming there.

Beyond Wrestling Munky Business Results (3/13)

• Marcus Mathers def. Dustin Waller (w/Kylon King)
• No DQ: SLADE def. AC Mack
• Kimber Lee def. Billie Starkz
• Brian Milonas def. Max The Impaler
• Rickey Shane Page def. Mark Sterling
• VSK attacks RSP. Atticus Cogar made the save and tried to skewer VSK.
• The Kings Of The District (Eel O’Neal & Jordan Blade) & Trish Adora def. Encore & Waves And Curls (Jaylen Brandyn & Traevon Jordan)
• Jonathan Gresham def. Angel Ortiz. Jonathan Gresham called out Biff Busick.
• Channing Thomas & Sidney Bakabella def. Little Mean Kathleen & Teddy Goodz
• Alec Price def. Masha Slamovich
• Willow Nightingale def. Jordynne Grace
• Biff Busick def. Wheeler YUTA

Kamille discusses the ‘forbidden door’ and possible matches in other promotions. 

Kamille & The ‘Forbidden Door’

The current NWA Women’s Champion Kamille is no stranger to the ‘forbidden door’. In the past, she has shown up on AEW Dynamite before when she confronted Leyla Hirsch who was her NWA EmPowerrr opponent.

Kamille tends to have the overwhelming power advantage over her opponents. However, fans have begun to wonder what could happen if she challenged another powerhouse, specifically Jade Cargill.

Kamille recently was asked about the possibility of a match with the current TBS Champion on the Battleground podcast. 

“That would definitely interest me. To be honest, and this might be controversial or people think I’m crapping on stuff, I’m not the biggest fan of the forbidden door and how open it’s been lately. Contracts are contracts for a reason. People should stay at companies for a reason. If not, why have contracts? If everyone can go everywhere. It’s been taken away the specialness of [appearing for a different company] when it happens. I wish we’d pull back a little bit and everyone stay at the company for a little while. Then, imagine something like that if no one has been switched around for a while. 

How big a deal it would be because I do get all the time ‘Kamille and Jade, that’s what I want to see.’ How would I fare against her? I think I’d fare very well. She played college basketball, I played college softball. We have that athlete’s mindset to win and do whatever it takes to win. It’d be an interesting matchup and I definitely think people would be tuning in to watch,” Kamille said.

What’s Next For Kamille & Jade Cargill?

Cargill is undefeated with her record being 29-0. She defeated Tay Conti at AEW Revolution and then went on to issue an open challenge. Cargill recently had a back-and-forth on Twitter with Athena, formerly known as Ember Moon, which teased a possible match up between the two of them.

Kamille will be defending her NWA Women’s Championship in a triple threat match against Chelsea Green and Kylie Rae at NWA Crockett Cup.

H/T to Jeremy Lambert of Fightful for the transcription

Lita has been announced as the next guest on Broken Skull Sessions.

A New Broken Skull Sessions Episode

WWE has announced that Lita is going to be the next guest to join Steve Austin on his Broken Skull Sessions show. The show will premiere on Peacock on Friday, March 25.

Some of the recent guests on Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Sessions have been Ron Simmons, Diamond Dallas Page, Becky Lynch, Seth Rollins, and etc.

Lita’s WWE Career

Lita was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame as a part of the class of 2014. She was a part of the first ever women’s Steel Cage Match back in 2003. She is a four-time Women’s Champion. 

Lita recently returned to the ring for a singles match at WWE Elimination Chamber. Lita took part in the 2018 Royal Rumble, and then returned in that match in 2022. Following a great performance in this year’s Royal Rumble, Lita challenged Becky Lynch for the RAW Women’s Championship at WWE Elimination Chamber. Even though it was a losing effort, Lita proved that she can still go. 

Wardlow recently got his first big promo segment on the March 9 episode of AEW Dynamite, due to his huge win at AEW Revolution. He’s always been a dominant character, but he mainly did it without talking. Mostly due to his partnership with MJF, Wardlow’s TV time was limited to his in-ring dominance.

Wardlow Is Excited To Show His Ability On The Mic

Wardlow recently spoke to Rick Uchhino of Bleav in Pro Wrestling Podcast about the opportunity to get more time to speak to the audience.

Wardlow said, “I was very excited to show that and I’m excited to have the opportunity to have a microphone in my hand more often. But yeah man, I’m just ready to be myself. I’ve had to be the silent bodyguard… and realistically there is a side of me that is very quiet and to myself. 

But, I’m ready just to show the world every aspect of Wardlow. And everything that I can do, because I have so much more to give than what people have seen.”

AEW Revolution Was The Best Night Of Wardlow’s Life

Wardlow also was an integral part of the AEW Revolution pay-per-view. He won the Face of the Revolution ladder match to become the Face of the Revolution. Through that match, he earned the opportunity to challenge for the TNT Title, and that will happen on this Wednesday’s Dynamite. He also interrupted CM Punk and MJF’s Dog Collar Match. He helped CM Punk to defeat MJF when it originally seemed like he was there to help MJF. 

Mr. Mayhem also talked about this moment and how the show in general made him feel. 

“When I say that was the best night of my life, I truly mean it. I mean, the moment of grabbing that ring and putting it over my head at the end of that ladder match and hearing that crowd and then hearing them again in the moment of placing that ring… When I turned around and I was walking up the ramp and I heard behind me the entire arena chanting my name, best moment of my life. I’ve been dreaming of that moment since I was in elementary school. I knew it would be a big moment. I just didn’t comprehend that it would be received that well,” the Face of the Revolution said.

Wardlow will challenge the new TNT Champion Scorpio Sky on AEW Dynamite this Wednesday.

Last night, various independent promotions hosted Saturday night shows. DEFY Wrestling, Prestige Wrestling, West Coast Pro Wrestling, and Warrior Wrestling all presented events on March 12. 

We have compiled results for three independent shows below along with ways to stream them, if possible.

DEFY Wrestling

DEFY Wrestling hosted its Defyant Nights event in Seattle, Washington. The event took place on March 12 at Washington Hall.

DEFY Defiant Nights Results (3/12)

• Interim DEFY World Championship: Christopher Daniels (c) def. Wheeler Yuta
• PCW ULTRA Women’s Championship: Danika Della Rouge def. Viva Van (c) to win the title
• Eddie Kingston def. Big Damo
• Tom Lawlor def. Kevin Knight
• DEFY Tag Team Championships: The Bollywood Boyz (Gurv Sihra & Harv Sihra) (c) def. The Natural Classics (Stevie Filip & Tome Filip)
• All Violence Legal: Eddie Kingston, Josef Samael & Schaff def. Midnight Heat (Eddie Pearl & Ricky Gibson) & Levi Cooper

Prestige & West Coast Pro

Prestige Wrestling and West Coast Pro Wrestling teamed up to present their As Real As It Gets event. The event took place on March 12 in Santa Cruz, California. The show took place at The Vets Hall. The event aired on IWTV and is available for streaming here.

Prestige And West Coast Pro As Real As It Gets Results (3/12)

• The Conglomerate (Alpha Zo, D-Rogue & Midas Kreed) def. Adriel Noctis, Jody Himself, Lazarus
• Shazza McKenzie def. Sandra Moone
• Vinnie Massaro def. Juicy Finau
• Alan Angels def. Robert Martyr
• The West Coast Wrecking Crew (Jorel Nelson & Royce Isaacs) def. PPRay (Peter Avalon & Ray Rosas)
• Kevin Blackwood def. Sonico
• Prestige Tag Team Championship: C4 (Cody Chhun & Guillermo Rosas) (c) def. Paxxx Americana (Dark Sheik & MV Young)
• Rocky Romero def. Charlie Haas
• Prestige Championship: Alex Shelley def. Rey Horus and Titus Alexander (c) to win the title.

Warrior Wrestling

Warrior Wrestling held their 3/12 event titled Warrior Wrestling 20. The event emanated from McGowan Hall in Indianapolis, IN. The event streamed live on FITE TV. The replay is still available now.

Warrior Wrestling 20 Results (3/12)

• Brian Pillman Jr. defeated Silas Young
• Jake Crist defeated Storm Grayson
• Warrior Wrestling Lucha Championship: Sam Adonis (c) defeated Psycho Clown
• ‘Speedball’ Mike Bailey defeated KC Navarro
• Killer Kross defeated Jake Something
• Warrior Wrestling Women’s Championship: Thunder Rosa (c) defeated Skye Blue and Athena
• Lance Archer defeated Mike Bennett
• Lil’ Rascalz (Trey Miguel & Myron Reed) defeated Top Flight (Dante Martin & Darius Martin) and Dante Leon & Arez

• GCW: Astronaut Results (3/12)

Ring of Honor is returning to host their annual Supercard of Honor show as a part of WrestleMania weekend.

Ring of Honor announced on October 27, 2021 that they would be going on hiatus for the first quarter of 2022 after their Final Battle event. All their wrestlers and staff were released from their contracts on various dates.

Supercard of Honor 2022

Supercard of Honor XV will be the first wrestling event of 2022 promoted by ROH following their hiatus. This is also their first event under the ownership of Tony Khan. This year’s event will be the 15th event in the Supercard of Honor chronology.

On the March 2 edition of AEW Dynamite, Tony Khan announced that he had purchased Ring Of Honor. This has left the Supercard of Honor XV up in the air and there are many questions surrounding the booking. For more information on the Supercard of Honor planning being in disarray, click here for our exclusive.

Date & Time

ROH Supercard of Honor XV will take place on April 1, 2022 at 8PM EST.

The event is located at the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland, Texas.

Match Card

• Undisputed ROH World Championship: Jonathan Gresham (c) vs. Bandido (c) (w/ Chavo Guerrero Jr)
• ROH Tag Team Championships: The Briscoes (Mark & Jay Briscoe) (c) vs. FTR (Cash Wheeler & Dax Harwood)
• ROH Pure Championship: Josh Woods vs. Wheeler Yuta
• Interim ROH Women’s World Championship: Willow Nightingale vs Mercedes Martinez (Winner to Face Champion Deonna Purrazzo At A Later Date)*
• Alex Zayne vs. Sw3rve Strickland
• Jay Lethal vs. Lee Moriarty (w/Matt Sydal)
• Ninja Mack vs. Tully Blanchard’s New Client
• ROH World TV Championship: Rhett Titus vs Minoru Suzuki
• Joe Hendry To Appear

*Deonna Purrazzo is unavailable for Supercard of Honor

The annual WrestleCon event is about to take place during WrestleMania weekend for the 8th time.

WrestleCon is an annual event that takes place during WrestleMania weekend. This year, the event will take place in Dallas, Texas. The convention will happen from March 31 to April 2. The convention features signings, photo ops, and live events. For a full list of events, guests, and tickets, click here.

This year’s WrestleCon event features six live events. IMPACT Wrestling, AAA, New Japan Strong, and Zicky Dice have events scheduled for the Dallas convention.

This will be the go-to article for an updated list of the shows and matches that have been announced for this year’s edition of WrestleCon.

Where & How To Watch

Some of the shows are available for purchase individually on the FITE platform. However, there is also a bundle available for purchase that will host all of the events on a continuous stream. The AAA live event is only available if you purchase the FITE Fest WrestleCon Bundle. The bundle also includes Major Wrestling Figure Podcast: Live XII and Thuzio: SuperShow Live!. The full bundle is available now for $74.99. 

All of WrestleCon’s live events will take place indoors, inside the Fairmont Hotel in Dallas, Texas.

Shows & Matches Announced

March 31st:

AAA Lucha Libre: Invades WrestleCon (6:00PM EST)

• Taya Valkyrie, Niño Hamburguesa, and Micro Man vs. Los Mercenarios (Rey Escorpión & La Hiedra) and Mini Abismo Negro
• Los Jinetes del Aire (Octagón Jr. & Aramís) and Mr. Iguana vs. Los Vipers (Arez & Abismo Negro Jr.) and Fabi Apache
• NWA World Tag Team Championship: La Rebelión (Bestia 666 & Mecha Wolf 450) (c) vs. Aero Star and Drago
• No Disqualification Match: Pagano, Drago Kid, and Jack Cartwheel vs. La Empresa (Puma King & Sam Adonis) and Gringo Loco
• Psycho Clown vs. Black Taurus
•  AAA World Cruiserweight Championship: Laredo Kid (c) vs. Bandido vs. Flamita

Mark Hitchcock Memorial WrestleCon Supershow (10:00PM EST) – $14.99

• Minoru Suzuki vs. Biff Busick
• Tomohiro Ishii vs. Timothy Thatcher
• The Briscoes (Mark & Jay Briscoe) vs. Low Ki & Homicide
• Bandido vs. Speedball Mike Bailey
• Mia Yim vs. Athena
• Ace Austin, Black Taurus & Josh Alexander vs Michael Oku, Rey Horus & Laredo Kid
• Team Onita (Atsushi Onita, TBA, TBA, TBA & TBA) vs Team PCO (PCO, TBA, TBA, TBA & TBA)
• Dirty Dishes Match: Taya Valkyrie vs John Morrison
• Rock N’ Roll Express

April 1st:

Zicky Dice’s Trouble In Paradise 2 (2:00PM EST) – Free on Twitch 

• EFFY vs “Speedball” Mike Bailey
• Sensational Sextuplet Scramble: Frontman Jah-C vs Keita Murray vs Carlie Bravo vs Levi Shapiro vs Darian Bengston vs Lord Crewe
• Lince Dorado vs Black Taurus
• Rich Swann vs Scotty 2 Hotty
• Jonah Turk vs Deonn Rusman
• Masha Slamovich vs BEAR (a literal bear)

NJPW Strong: LoneStar Shootout (6:00PM EST) – $14.99

• Chris Dickinson vs. Tomohiro Ishii
• ‘Speedball’ Mike Bailey vs. Jay White
• Ren Narita vs. Rocky Romero
• David Finlay, Juice Robinson, Kevin Knight, & Daniel Garcia vs. Karl Fredericks, Clark Connors, Yuya Uemura, & Mascara Dorada
• Minoru Suzuki vs Killer Kross
• Blake Christian vs JONAH
• Team Filthy (“Filthy” Tom Lawlor, JR Kratos & Royce Isaacs) vs Team Rosser (Fred Rosser, Alex Coughlin & Dylan Kyle Cox)

IMPACT: Multiverse of Matches (10:00PM EST) – $19.99

• Ultimate X Match For The X-Division Title: Trey Miguel vs Vincent vs Chris Bey vs Rich Swann vs Blake Christian vs Jordynne Grace
• “Speedball” Mike Bailey vs Alex Shelley
• Good Brothers (Doc Gallows & Karl Anderson) vs. The Briscoes (Mark & Jay Briscoe)
• Jay White vs. Chris Sabin
• Tomohiro Ishii vs. Eddie Edwards
• Josh Alexander & JONAH vs IMPACT World Champion Moose & PCO
• Chelsea Green & Matt Cardona vs Mickie James & Nick Aldis
• Champ Champ Challenge: Deonna Purrazzo Open Challenge
• IMPACT Knockouts Tag Team Championships: The Influence (Tenille Dashwood & Madison Rayne) (c) vs. Tasha Steelz & Savannah Evans vs. Havok & Rosemary vs. Gisele Shaw & Lady Frost

April 2nd

USA vs The World 2022 (12:00PM EST) – $14.99

• Undisputed British Cruiserweight Title Match: Rich Swann vs Michael Oku
• Warrior Wrestling Lucha Title Match: Sam Adonis vs La Hiedra vs Mr. Iguana vs Abismo Negro Jr.
• Davey Richards vs “Speedball” Mike Bailey
• Rachael Ellering vs Jessica Troy
• Workhorsemen (JD Drake & Anthony Henry) vs Bandido & Rey Horus
• Calvin Tankman vs. Big Damo
• Gringo Loco & Flip Gordon & Caleb Konley vs. Aeroboy & Aramis & Arez

Jade Cargill and Athena had a back-and-forth exchange on Twitter which teased a possible match between the two.

Athena, formerly known as Ember Moon, was released from WWE on November 4, 2022. She has since returned to the independent scene with her most notable match being against Thunder Rosa at Warrior Wrestling 19. She is currently scheduled to take part in some WrestleMania 38 weekend events when she faces Mia Yim at this year’s WrestleCon. 

On this past week’s episode of AEW Dynamite, the current TBS Champion asked who’s left for her. She urged someone to step up and answer her open challenge. Cargill defeated Tay Conti at Revolution last Sunday. She says she’s ready for real competition and that she’ll give them her “kiss of death”. Cargill posted this promo to her Twitter. 

The Twitter Exchange

To which Athena responded with, “Hmmmm [thinking face emojis]…”

“Hmmmm? What? Say how you feel if you feel it. I don’t play games. Open up,” Jade responded.

The former NXT Women’s Champion replied, “Sure, Jade Cargill. I’ll give in to your request and ill say loud enough for the people in the back…even though I’m pretty sure I know the answer. GIVE ME A MATCH SO I CAN TAKE YOUR TITLE! Talk to ya boy and make it happen… I’ll be waiting.”

Cargill answered by throwing shade in reference to her WWE release, “You’re welcomed kid. I’m a needle mover. I’ll help you out. Clearly you need it. Looking kind of dry out there without TV.”

Below is the full back-and-forth exchange:

Natalya and Shayna Baszler are currently petitioning to be added into the WWE Women’s Tag Team Title match at WrestleMania 38.

New Women’s Tag Team In The Division

On the March 11 edition of SmackDown, Shayna Baszler and Natalya teamed up for the first time. They took on Naomi and Sasha Banks in a losing effort. Natalya was pinned by Banks after she was hit with a Codebreaker. 

Baszler and Natalya appeared on the most recent episode of Talking Smack to talk with Kayla Braxton about their future as a team. Shayna asked what they need to do to get a match at WrestleMania. Natalya informed her that she will be taking WWE Official Sonya Deville out for dinner to try and make it happen. 

WWE Women’s Tag Team Title Match At WrestleMania 38

There is already a WWE Women’s Tag Team Title match scheduled for WrestleMania 38. On WrestleMania Sunday, Queen Zelina and Carmella will defend their titles against Sasha Banks & Naomi and Rhea Ripley & Liv Morgan. Natalya & Shayna Baszler are currently trying to politic their way into the match.

• WWE WrestleMania 38 Match Card, Date & Time, How To Watch

Samoa Joe was released by WWE back on January 6th, but he’s a playable character in the new WWE 2K22 video game.

The former ROH, Impact and NXT Champion is just one of many players released from WWE that still remain as playable characters in the WWE 2K22 game.

This list also includes Braun Strownman, The IIconics, Cesaro, Isaiah “Swerve” Scott, Jeff Hardy, Keith Lee, Johnny Gargano, and many others. 

• WWE 2K22 Roster, Release Date, Special Editions, DLC

Samoa Joe on WWE 2K22

Samoa Joe spoke about how this process worked for him when he appeared on Kinda Funny Games Daily. He was asked about how WWE was still able to keep him in the game despite him no longer being in the company.

“Built into our contract is a licensing agreement,” he said. “I am Samoa Joe, that’s my trademark that I own. For me, it’s a little different than most guys because I have a licensing agreement and we negotiated our price based off that.

It’s essentially the same type of thing with guys who don’t have their own name. When you leave there, that character is still there for their properties.”

WWE 2K22 is now available on all platforms. Make sure to check out our WWE 2K22 Review. You can buy WWE 2K22 now from Amazon.

What’s Next For Samoa Joe?

Samoa Joe is still currently under a non-compete clause with the WWE. His 90 days will be up on April 6, 2022. Samoa Joe will be inducted into the Ring of Honor Hall of Fame as a part of the 2022 class. He will be inducted with Bryan Danielson, CM Punk, and the Briscoes. 

H/T to Jeremy Lambert of Fightful for the transcription

It is time for the 2022 edition The Collective, presented by GCW, to take over Dallas, Texas.

On WrestleMania weekend, GCW will hold The Collective at Fair Park, which is the home of Big Tex and The Texas State Fair. From March 31 to April 2, The Collective will take place. It will feature live wrestling events, merchandise, food trucks, vendors, podcasts, games, stage shows, and more.

The Collective will feature 12 live wrestling events this year. Eight of those shows will be presented by GCW and the others are presented by Glory Pro Wrestling, Mission Pro Wrestling Unsanctioned Pro, and Black Label Pro.

This will be the go-to article for an updated list of the shows and matches that have been announced for this year’s edition of The Collective.

Where & How To Watch

Each of the shows are available for purchase individually on the FITE platform. However, there is also a bundle available for purchase that will host all of the events on a continuous stream. By buying GCW: The Collective 2022 bundle, you would save $37. The full bundle is available now for $139.99. 

All of The Collective’s live events will take place indoors, inside The Embarcadero building at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas.

Shows & Matches Announced

March 31st:

Glory Pro Wrestling: Cemetery Gates (12:00PM EDT) – $12.99

• Besties In The World (Mat Fitchett & Davey Vega) vs. No Remorse Corps (Davey Richards & Rocky Romero)
• WARHORSE vs. Josh Alexander
• Tootie Lynn vs. Janai Kai
• Jake Something vs Max The Impaler
• Mike Outlaw vs. Bryan Keith
• Technical Difficulties vs. Fly Def vs. Alpha Omega vs. Hustle & Muscle
• Myron Reed vs. Carlos Romo vs. Shane Sabre vs. Danny Jones
• No DQ Loser Leaves The Neighborhood Match: Dan The Dad vs. Kody Lane
• Submission Match: Allie Katch vs. Laynie Luck
• Rohit Raju

GCW: Josh Barnett’s Bloodsport 8 (4:00 PM EDT) – $19.99

• Josh Barnett vs JONAH
• Zeda Zhang v. Marina Shafir
• Timothy Thatcher v. JR Kratos
• Jon Moxley vs Biff Busick
• Minoru Suzuki vs Chris Dickinson
• Masha Slamovich vs Janai Kai
• Ninja Mack vs Yoya
• Alex Coughlin vs SLADE
• Simon Gotch vs. John Hennigan
• “Speedball” Mike Bailey vs Yuyu Uemera
• Royce Isaacs vs Bad Dude Tito

GCW: Joey Janela’s Spring Break 6, Part 1 (9:00PM EDT) – $19.99

• GCW World Championship: Jon Moxley (c) vs. AJ Gray
• Deathmatch for the GCW Ultraviolent Championship: Alex Colon (c) vs John Wayne Murdoch
• GCW World Tag Team Championship: H8 Club (Nick Gage and Matt Tremont) (c) vs. SGC (Mance Warner and Matthew Justice) vs. The Briscoes (Mark Briscoe & Jay Briscoe)
• Joey Janela vs. X-Pac
• AR Fox vs Blake Christian
• Mickie James vs Allie Katch
• Scramble Match: Nick Wayne vs Jordan Oliver vs Jack Cartwheel vs Ninja Mack vs Gringo Loco vs Alec Price

April 1st:

GCW: Planet Death (12:59AM EDT) – $12.99

Hosted By Nick Gage

• Sawyer Wreck vs Brandon Kirk
• Reed Bentley vs Hoodfoot
• Sadika vs Jimmy Lloyd
• Akira vs Cole Radrick
• Shane Mercer vs Neil Diamond Cutter
• SLADE vs Bam Sullivan

LA Fights vs JCW (12:00PM EDT) – $9.99

• Kevin Blackwood vs Cole Radrick
• Big Vin vs Juicy Finau
• Grim Reefer vs B-Boy
• Charles Mason vs Dark Sheik
• Billie Starkz vs Sandra Moone
• Nick Wayne vs Marcus Mathers
• Alec Price vs. Jack Cartwheel
• Super Series of Survival Match: Team LA Fights (Titus Alexander, Bad Dude Tito, Hunter Freeman, Matt Vandagriff, Damian Drake, Jordan Cruz, Lucas Riley and Ju Dizz) vs Team JCW (Yoya, Janai Kai, Edith Surreal, Jordan Oliver, Charlie Tiger, Ellis Taylor, Bam Sullivan and Slade)

GCW: For The Culture 3 (4:00PM EDT) – $13.99

• IMPACT Knockouts World Championship: Tasha Steelz (c) vs Big Swole 
• HitMakerz (AJ Francis & Tehuti Miles) (w/Briana Brandy) vs Shane Taylor Promotions (O’Shay Edwards & Shane Taylor)
• AJ Gray vs Darius Lockhart
• 2 Cold Scorpio vs Bryan Keith
• Deathmatch: Hoodfoot vs Bill Dixon
• JTG vs Rich Swann
• Trish Adora vs. MJ Jenkins

GCW: Gringo Loco’s The WRLD on Lucha (8:30PM EDT) – $13.99

• Lucha Extrema Match: Pagano vs Sadika
• Lucha Extrema Match: Dr. Wagner Jr vs Psycho Clown
• Psicosis vs Tony Deppen
• Johnny Caballero (fka John Morrison) vs Jack Cartwheel
• Team Gringo (Gringo Loco, Demonic Flamita & Abismo Negro Jr.) vs Team Laredo (Laredo Kid, Rey Horus & ASF)
• AR Fox vs. Ninja Mack
• Scramble Match: Golden Dragon vs. Octagon Jr vs. Drago Kid vs. Aero Boy vs. Chris Carter vs. Shane Mercer

April 2nd:

GCW: Joey Janela’s Spring Break 6, Part 2 – The Greatest Clusterf*ck (12:59AM EDT) – $19.99

• Chris Dickinson w/ Missy Hyatt vs. Matt Cardona w/ Chelsea Green
• EFFY vs Minoru Suzuki
• Tony Deppen vs Biff Busick
• “Speedball” Mike Bailey vs PCO
• The Greatest Clusterf*ck: Maven, Jimmy Wang Yang, Jazzy Yang, Nasty Leroy, Kevin Matthews, Edith Surreal, Lord Adrean of the Walmart Dudes, Shazza McKenzie Kamikaze, Invisible Man, and Sean Ross Sapp

GCW: EFFY’s Big Gay Brunch 4 (12:00PM EDT) – $13.99

• EFFY vs Pimpinela Escarlata
• Keita Murray vs Billy Dixon
• Parrow vs Dark Sheik
• Max The Impaler (w/ Amy Rose) vs Edith Surreal
• Jai Vidal vs Carlos Romo
• 4-Way Tag Team Match: Pretty In Pink (Dillon McQueen & Kenzie Paige) vs Devon Monroe & Brooke Valentine vs Ashton Starr & AC Mack vs Maine State Poser (Aiden Aggro & DangerKid)
• Allie Katch vs. Dango
• Kidd Bandit
• Pollo Del Mar
• Jordan Blade
• Shay Purser

Mission Pro Wrestling: Bangerz Only! (4:00PM EDT) – $12.99

• The Hex (Allysin Kay & Marti Belle) & Laynie Luck vs. Renegade Twins & Jazmin Allure
• La Rosa Negra vs. Jody Threat
• Masha Slamovich vs. Lindsay Snow
• Bougie Reality (Madi Wrenkowski & Rache Chanel) vs. KiLynn King and Jennacide
• Tasha Steelz vs. Janai Kai
• Holidead vs LuFisto
• JP Harlow vs Allie Katch
• Thunder Rosa vs Trish Adora

Unsanctioned Pro: Mulligan (8:00PM EDT) – $12.99

• Robert Martyr vs. Charlie Tiger
• Billie Starkz vs. Kristian Robinson
• Big Vin vs. Casanova Valentine
• Ohio State Championship Match: Tre LaMar (c) vs. TBA
• Bryan Keith vs. Lexus Montez vs. Kevin Blackwood
• Fuck Jeffrey John Memorial Gauntlet: Jeffrey John vs. ???
• Scramble Match: Sam Stackhouse vs. Hoodfoot vs. Jake Something vs. Ace Perry vs. Everett Cross vs. The Whisper
• Unsanctioned Pro Hardcore Championship Match: Alex Colon (c) vs. Kevin Giza
• Unsanctioned Pro Tag Team Championship Match: Cincinnati’s Most Wanted (Lord Crewe and Aaron Williams) (c) vs. Yokai (Yoya and Janai Kai)
• Unsanctioned Pro Heavyweight Championship Match: Cole Radrick (c) vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey
• Akira
• T.I.M.
• Ron Bass Jr.

April 3rd:

Black Label Pro: Norm (4/3 – 12:59 AM EDT) – $12.99

• BLP Championship: Jake Something vs PCO
• Faces of Fear (Meng & The Barbarian) vs. The Workhorsemen (Anthony Henry & JD Drake)
• Shazza McKenzie vs. Billie Starkz
• Texas Deathmatch: Levi Everett vs. Big Beef
• Violence Is Forever (Dominic Garrini & Kevin Ku) & Tom Lawlor vs. Davey Richards, Kevin Blackwood & Matt Makowski)
• EFFY vs Charlie Haas
• Blake Christian vs Black Taurus
• WARHORSE vs Big Damo
• Anthony Greene vs. Alex Zayne

Big E and Goldberg appeared on Hot Ones: Truth Or Dab to answer questions, eat hot wings, and cut a promo on each other.

“Big Meaty Men Slapping Meat”

On the New Day: Feel The Power podcast back in 2020, Big E explained why Goldberg was his dream match while cutting the famous “big meaty men slapping meat” promo.

It seems like that promo led to the most recent edition of Hot Ones: Truth Or Dab YouTube show. Big E and Goldberg both competed in a truth-or-dare game with hot wings beginning the dare. On Hot Ones: Truth Or Dab, you must either truthfully answer the host’s question or eat a chicken wing with hot sauce on it. 

Second Round: The Spicy Questions

In the second round, the host, Sean Evans brings the pressure to both Superstars by asking them spicier questions after an easy first round. 

Evans says, “Big E, we’re back with you. Your tag team, The New Day, you guys have had a Hall of Fame career. But, I’m curious how you would rank yourself against your tag team partners, Xavier Woods and Kofi Kingston, in an individual matchup.”

The former WWE Champion said, “Yeah, you know, you know I can’t do that. Yeah, we’re gonna- we’re gonna do this,” and then took a bite of a level two hot wing. 

Big E declined to answer the question and chose to eat a hot wing. He had a lasting reaction but decided to try and ‘no-sell it’ for the most part. 

When it was time for Goldberg to get a harder question, the multi-time champion had no problem answering. 

Sean Evans asked, “Goldberg, perhaps it’s time for you to join the party. From interviewing wrestlers in the past, I know the pre-fight rituals is the stuff of locker room legend. Is there a wrestler who annoyed you the most behind the scenes, even if you respected what they brought to the ring?”

Goldberg responded with, “Oh yeah, how much time do I have? I’d say Scott Hall may be at the top of that list. 100%. As much as I’d like to eat these wings, I’d much rather select him as the number one guy in that category.”

Final Round: Line-For-Line Promos

Goldberg has always been Big E’s dream opponent, but this is the first time we’ve seen them go face to face. Towards the end of the video, Evans challenges the two former champions to face off, eat hot wings, and cut back-and-forth promos on each other. This line-for-line promo battle ends with a simulated 2K22 matchup. 

If you use the quotes above, please credit the original source with a h/t and link back to SEScoops for the transcription.

Mia Yim was released from WWE on November 4, and now her first match since being in WWE has been announced.

Mia Yim vs. Athena Booked For WrestleCon

WrestleCon has announced that Yim’s return match will take place at the March Hitchcock Memorial SuperShow on March 31. She will be facing Athena who is formerly known as Ember Moon. 

This is Mia’s first match following her release from WWE. She was released by WWE on November 4. Athena was also released from WWE on that same day. She has already returned to the ring with her most notable match being against Thunder Rosa at Warrior Wrestling 19.

WrestleCon SuperShow Match Card

Below are the current announced matches for the WrestleCon SuperShow:

WrestleCon SuperShow (3/31) Matches: 

• Minoru Suzuki vs. Biff Busick
• Tomohiro Ishii vs. Timothy Thatcher
• The Briscoes (Mark & Jay Briscoe) vs. Low Ki & Homicide
• Bandido vs. Speedball Mike Bailey
• Mia Yim vs. Athena

Other Announced Talent: 

• Black Taurus
• PCO
• Michael Oku

The new AEW signing spoke to ESPN, and revealed that she did many of her first appearances with AEW for free, which led to her falling in love with wrestling.

Paige VanZant signed her AEW contract on this past Wednesday’s edition of AEW Dynamite. After Scorpio Sky won the TNT Championship, VanZant laid out Tay Conti, seemingly setting up her first feud. VanZant is a former UFC fighter and her record was 8-5. In addition to AEW, Paige is also signed to Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships. Paige first started making appearances in AEW back in September as a part of the American Top Team faction. 

Paige On Venturing Into Pro Wrestling

Paige spoke with Marc Raimondi of ESPN and talked about her interest in wrestling and how she always considered venturing into professional wrestling.

VanZant said, “The more I got involved, the more I loved it. I just realized I was meant to be a part of the show. I wanted to be one of the wrestlers for them and I knew I would be really good at it.”

VanZant On Her Pro Wrestling Journey

VanZant will begin her pro wrestling training on Monday, March 14 with David Heath, aka Gangrel. ESPN’s Marc Raimondi reports that Van Zant will be training at Coastal Championship Wrestling in Pompano Beach, Florida. One of the coaches that work at Coastal Championship Wrestling is former WWF talent Gangrel.

“My only frustration so far with my whole pro-wrestling journey is I would show up and I said, ‘Hey, I want to jump off the ropes tonight. I want to slam someone through a table tonight — someone is getting slammed through a table.’ They’re like, uh, you should probably train first. 

My only concern is they don’t let me do the crazy stuff right away. I want to go in there and I want to do all the crazy stuff. I want to fully immerse myself in this world,” Paige said.

You can watch video of Paige VanZant’s conversation with ESPN here:

Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships And AEW Partnership

Bernie Bahrmasel, a Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships spokesperson, has said before that BKFC and AEW will work together to develop her career. She has said that she has no plans to leave the promotion, and her AEW deal will still allow for her to work with Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships.

It’s unclear how VanZant will balance working for AEW and BKFC. The injuries for BKFC could be significant that could impact her wrestling career. She’s also lost two bare-knuckle boxing fights by unanimous decision. Van Zant hasn’t shared if she’s contemplated retiring from professional fighting to focus on her wrestling career. Regardless, the former UFC fighter will begin training at Coastal Championship Wrestling to become elite in the wrestling ring.

The President of BKFC, David Feldman, previously said, “If she wins this fight, then she has a future. If she loses this fight, she’s probably not going to want to do this, either, and we’ll part ways amicably. But I don’t expect that to happen. I think she’s learned this craft, and she has a lot of tenacity. I do expect her to perform even better this time.”

VanZant has also explained that she still sees MMA in her future. We are unsure when Paige will work her in-ring debut with AEW.

H/T to Tyriece Simon for context regarding Paige’s training school and BKFC career

• AEW Dynamite Results (3/9): Jeff Hardy Debuts, Regal Speaks, Paige VanZant, New Champion

The second edition of NXT Stand & Deliver is just about three weeks away and matches are starting to get announced.

This will be the go-to article for an updated card of the matches and segments announced for NXT’s biggest show of the year.

This year’s Stand & Deliver premium live event, or pay-per-view, will be the second annual Stand & Deliver event. However, this will be the first year this show will happen under the NXT 2.0 banner. For a lot of stars that can believably be on the show, it would likely be their first WrestleMania weekend as a part of the company.

NXT Stand & Deliver 2022 Matches

• North American Championship Ladder Match: Carmelo Hayes (c) vs. Santos Escobar vs. Solo Sikoa vs. Grayson Waller vs. Cameron Grimes
• NXT Women’s Championship Match: Mandy Rose (c) vs. Cora Jade vs. Io Shirai vs. Kay Lee Ray
• NXT Championship Match: Dolph Ziggler (c) vs. Bron Breakker
• NXT Tag Team Championship Match: Imperium (c) vs. The Creed Brothers vs. MSK
• Tommaso Ciampa vs. Tony D’Angelo
• GUNTHER vs. LA Knight
• NXT Women’s Tag Team Championship Match: Toxic Attraction (Jacy Jayne & Gigi Dolin) (c) vs. Dakota Kai & Raquel Gonzalez

Date, Time & How to Watch

WWE NXT Stand & Deliver is scheduled to take place at American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas. This would be NXT 2.0’s first event outside of the Performance Center.

NXT Stand & Deliver takes place on WrestleMania Saturday on April 2. The air time is set fo 1:00 PM EST.

Tickets will be available for the event this Friday, 3/11, at 11:00 AM EST.

You can watch WWE WrestleMania 38 on Peacock in the United States and on the WWE Network internationally.

Sycho Sid will reportedly be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame as a part of the 2022 class.

Sycho Sid’s Career

Sid is a two-time WWF Champion and two-time WCW World Heavyweight Champion. Sid’s real name is Sid Eudy, but he mainly went by Sid Justice, Sid Vicious and Sycho Sid. 

Sid wrestled full-time from 1987 to 2001 until an extremely brutal leg break at the WCW Sin pay-per-view. Sid would end up wrestling 24 matches for many independent promotions from 2004 to 2017. His last WWE match was in 2012 when he ended up squashing Heath Slater in exactly 90 seconds. 

Sycho Sid Is Rumored To Be Inducted Into The Hall Of Fame

Andrew Zarian of The Mat Men Podcast sent out a tweet revealing that he’s hearing Sid’s name for the 2022 Hall of Fame class.  

There are currently two confirmed inductees for this year’s class. The Undertaker and Vader have both been confirmed by WWE as a part of the class. Vince McMahon has also said that he will be the one to induct The Undertaker. This year’s Hall of Fame ceremony will take place after SmackDown on April 1 at the American Airlines Center in Dallas.

WWE has yet to confirm whether or not Sid will be inducted.