Former WWE and UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar made a rare public appearance on Friday night, attending country music star Wade Davis’s concert in Tsuut’ina, Canada. The typically private superstar was spotted backstage at the November 8 show, where he posed for photographs with Davis.

The appearance marks one of Lesnar’s first public sightings since his departure from WWE programming following his high-profile match at SummerSlam 2023, where he was defeated by Cody Rhodes in what would become his last WWE appearance to date.

Lesnar, known for his intensely private lifestyle and preference for spending time at his farm in Saskatchewan, has maintained a low profile in recent months. His pro wrestling career has been ‘on hold’ since last summer.

Lesnar’s absence from WWE coincides with him being indirectly referenced in the Janel Grant lawsuit filed against WWE. These developments have reportedly complicated any potential plans for his return to the wrestling ring. Despite his name being name occasionally referenced on WWE programming in recent weeks, there are no plans for him to return any time soon.

Solo Sikoa issued an ominous warning to the original Bloodline members after Roman Reigns, The Usos, and Sami Zayn reunited to confront his new faction on the November 8 episode of WWE SmackDown. In footage released by WWE following the encounter, an incensed Sikoa addressed his former associates.

“You messed up,” he declared. “I know everything about all four of you.

I was in that Bloodline, there’s a reason why I got out and created my own Bloodline. War Games, see you soon.”

Solo Sikoa threatens the Original Bloodline

The confrontation signals a significant escalation in the ongoing Bloodline saga, with both Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa expressing their readiness for war in the aftermath of the encounter.

WWE Survivor Series: WarGames is scheduled for Saturday, November 30, 2024 from Vancouver, BC at Rogers Arena.

• Shop: Original Bloodline Merchandise at WWEShop

A trademark dispute has erupted between punk rock frontman Wesley Eisold and Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes over the use of the name “American Nightmare.” Eisold, who leads the Boston-based hardcore punk band American Nightmare, filed a lawsuit in California federal court alleging Rhodes violated their previous trademark agreement.

The lawsuit seeks damages of at least $900,000 and alleges that WWE and Fanatics, Rhodes’ merchandise partners, intentionally caused the breach of the settlement agreement. Rhodes has until November 15 to respond to the lawsuit.

The conflict stems from an earlier settlement between the two parties after Rhodes attempted to trademark “The American Nightmare” for his wrestling persona. Eisold, who had already secured the “American Nightmare” trademark, reached an agreement allowing Rhodes to use the name on merchandise under specific conditions.

The deal required Rhodes to prominently display his name, likeness, or wrestling imagery at 75% or larger size alongside the phrase.

However, Eisold claims Rhodes has “blatantly” breached this agreement by selling merchandise featuring “American Nightmare” without the required wrestling elements. The lawsuit alleges this has caused significant confusion among both fanbases, with fans accidentally purchasing merchandise intended for the other party.

Eisold, who co-founded American Nightmare in 1999, has built a significant presence in the punk rock scene over two decades. His band operates primarily out of Los Angeles, where they rehearse, record, and maintain their equipment. Meanwhile, Rhodes, who adopted the moniker as a tribute to his father Dusty Rhodes, currently holds the prestigious Undisputed WWE Champion title.

• Cody Rhodes Merchandise at WWEShop

h/t – Boston Herald

Speculation continues to swirl around WWE Superstar Seth Rollins’ involvement in “Captain America: Brave New World,” with the wrestler himself recently clarifying his absence from the film’s latest trailer.

The saga began in May 2023 when Rollins was photographed filming scenes for what was then titled “Captain America: New World Order.” Photographer Christopher Oquendo captured footage of Rollins on set, sparking initial fan excitement about his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut.

While Rollins acknowledged his involvement in June 2023, stating he was “sworn to secrecy” about his role, the project’s status became unclear earlier this year. Marvel insider “CanWeGetSomeToast” reported in January that Rollins’ scenes, allegedly connected to the villainous Serpent Society, had been cut during reshoots.

The uncertainty peaked when fans believed they had spotted Rollins in military gear at the 1:44 mark of the recently released trailer. However, Rollins quickly dispelled these rumors, responding to fan speculation on Twitter with a simple “Not me, kid. Sorry.”

The film, which has faced various production challenges including delays, a title change, and impacts from the Hollywood strikes, is scheduled for release in February.

Rhea is proud of the evolution of women’s wrestling in WWE, highlighting the significant progress made in recent years. In a recent interview with Jazzys World TV, Ripley addressed the historical challenges faced by female performers in professional wrestling.

Ripley, a multi-time WWE Women’s World Champion believes that the biggest obstacle has been gaining respect and recognition within the industry. She specifically referenced how women’s matches were once dismissively labeled as “toilet breaks” by audiences, despite the performers’ dedication to their craft and desire to be viewed equally to their male counterparts.

“We’ve overcome a lot of obstacles, and it’s been growing each and every year.”

– Rhea Ripley to Jazzs World TV

The former champion pointed out that female wrestlers consistently demonstrate their ability to perform at the same level as their male counterparts, if not exceed it. This determination has played a crucial role in changing perceptions and elevating women’s wrestling to its current prominence, where female performers now regularly headline major events, including WrestleMania.

Currently, Ripley is sidelined indefinitely due to a broken orbital socket, having to relinquish her championship due to the injury.

Indi Hartwell shared her reaction to her WWE release in a recent video on her new YouTube channel. Reflecting on the unexpected news, she admitted, “I didn’t see it coming at all, especially since I’d been on TV pretty regularly.”

Despite the shock, Hartwell expressed gratitude for her WWE journey, saying, “It’s a bit bittersweet, but I’m choosing to focus on the good memories.”

Hartwell highlighted the positive aspects of her time in WWE, from memorable experiences to meaningful relationships. “I’m grateful for everything I learned and everyone I met along the way,” she told fans.

Looking Ahead

Remaining lighthearted, she joked about having a “naughty list” for those who hadn’t reached out to her post-release. Hartwell invited fans to share their favorite moments from her WWE career and hinted at future plans she’s eager to share.

Fans can watch her full remarks on her new YouTube channel here:

A complete list of all active WWE and NXT championship titles, including singles and tag team belts in the men’s and women’s divisions.

WWE Championships

There are 13 active championships on the main roster (Raw & SmackDown)

Men’s Division

• Undisputed WWE Championship
• World Heavyweight Championship
• Intercontinental Championship
• United States Championship
• WWE Speed Championship
• World Tag Team Championships
• WWE Tag Team Championships

Women’s Division

• Women’s World Championship
• WWE Women’s Championship
• WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship
• WWE Women’s United States Championship
• WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship
• WWE Women’s Speed Championship

NXT Championships

There are six active championships in NXT.

Men’s Division

• NXT Championship
• NXT North American Championship
• NXT Tag Team Championship
• NXT Heritage Cup Championship

Women’s Division

• NXT Women’s Championship
• NXT Women’s North American Championship

Certain wrestling moves are banned in WWE. This is primarily for the safety of the performers, showing the company’s commitment to minimizing the risk of serious injuries in the ring.

1. Punt Kick: Originally used by Randy Orton, this move was banned after causing a concussion to Vince McMahon.

2. Curb Stomp: Seth Rollins’ finisher was banned due to concerns about its safety and the risk of children replicating it.

3. Diving Headbutt: Banned following the Chris Benoit tragedy, as it poses significant risks for concussions.

4. Burning Hammer: An extremely dangerous move that involves dropping an opponent on their head; rarely performed safely.

5. Brainbuster: This move drops an opponent directly on their head, making it highly risky and leading to its ban.

6. Piledriver: Banned due to the high risk of severe neck injuries, particularly after Stone Cold Steve Austin’s injury in 1997.

On the November 8 episode of WWE SmackDown, after weeks of internal conflict and uncertainty, Roman Reigns, The Usos, and Sami Zayn stood united against the new Bloodline.

The night began with Solo Sikoa and his faction—the “All-New, All-Different Bloodline”—demanding that the crowd in Buffalo acknowledge him as the undisputed Tribal Chief. But when Reigns entered the ring, Sikoa challenged him, claiming he didn’t need Reigns’s acknowledgment and taunting him by saying he could not be Tribal Chief without a tribe. Sikoa dared Reigns to find four partners to face his faction in a WarGames showdown.

Sikoa’s new Bloodline consists of himself, Tama Tonga, Jacob Fatu, and Tonga Loa, with the unexpected addition of Sami Zayn. However, when Zayn appeared, the night took a surprising turn. Instead of attacking Reigns as Sikoa instructed, Zayn delivered a Helluva Kick to Solo, signaling his allegiance to the original Bloodline.

The brawl escalated as The Usos joined the fray to aid Reigns and Zayn against Sikoa’s group. With the crowd in full support, Reigns landed a decisive Spear on Solo, marking a clear shift in the battle. In the final moments, Jey and Jimmy Uso raised their fingers in unity, signaling the Bloodline’s signature hand gesture. Zayn followed suit, and after a tense moment of consideration, Reigns joined them, solidifying their alliance.

This explosive reunion suggests a powerful original Bloodline faction heading into Survivor Series, with the likely setup for a high-stakes WarGames match against Sikoa’s faction. The faction dynamics have taken a new turn, with Reigns, The Usos, and Zayn now seemingly standing stronger than ever.

Tonight’s WWE SmackDown featured a brutal and shocking escalation in the feud between Randy Orton and Kevin Owens, with Owens delivering a banned piledriver that left Orton hospitalized.

The confrontation began after a commercial break when Orton took to the mic and called Owens out, demanding revenge for a previous attack at Crown Jewel. Owens appeared on the stage, restrained by road agent Petey Williams and referee Dan Engler, but broke free and charged into the ring. The two immediately clashed, with Orton briefly gaining the upper hand before Owens retaliated by hitting him with a piledriver—a move banned in WWE due to its high-risk nature.

As fans and commentators looked on in shock, road agents and referees rushed to check on Orton, who was ultimately loaded onto a stretcher and taken away in an ambulance. Cody Rhodes accompanied Orton to the hospital, underscoring the severity of the assault and its potential impact on existing alliances and storylines. Later in the show, Michael Cole provided an update, announcing that Orton was being evaluated for undisclosed cervical injuries.

Michael Cole and Corey Graves effectively sold the move’s dangerous reputation. Orton was taken away in an ambulance as medical personnel attended to him, with Cody Rhodes at his side.

Rapper Machine Gun Kelly recently reflected on a memorable misstep at WrestleMania 28, where his unintentional diss of WWE legend The Rock led to an unexpectedly hostile reaction from fans.

At WrestleMania 28, rapper Machine Gun Kelly (MGK) took an unexpected misstep by dissing The Rock before performing “Invincible” with Skylar Grey as part of John Cena’s entrance.

Not knowing that Miami was considered The Rock’s hometown, MGK commented on Cena being an “underdog” and made remarks that slighted The Rock. This led to overwhelming boos from the 70,000-strong crowd, which MGK later recalled as a jarring experience that taught him to have “thick skin.”

In a recent interview with Audacy’s Kevin Kenney, MGK admitted he hadn’t realized the significance of Miami to The Rock, who went on to defeat Cena in the event’s main event match. “I had no idea Miami was The Rock’s hometown… the whole stadium erupted in boos. I was like, ‘What did I do wrong?’”

Machine Gun Kelly has made several WWE television appearances over the years. He’s been in the crowd at big events, and even got physical on WWE Raw in 2015 after a live performance.

WWE NXT Heritage Cup Champion Charlie Dempsey is set to return to Josh Barnett’s Bloodsport for his third appearance.

Dempsey first competed at Bloodsport X, securing a win against Matt Makowski, but lost to Royce Isaacs at Bloodsport XI. He will face AKIRA at Bloodsport XII, with both competitors aiming to recover from recent defeats in the tournament.

Bloodsport, known for its unique and gritty MMA-influenced format, has previously featured several WWE-affiliated talents, and Dempsey’s participation highlights WWE’s current openness to cross-promotional appearances.

Charlie Dempsey vs. Akira takes place on Sunday, November 24, 2024 at Josh Barnett’s Bloodsport XII, presented by Game Changer Wrestling. The event streams live on Triller from Jersey City, NJ.

WWE Elimination Chamber is headed to the Rogers Center in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on Saturday, March 1, 2025.

The baseball stadium is home to Major League Baseball’s Toronto Blue Jays. Formerly known as the SkyDome, the Rogers Center previously hosted WrestleMania 6 (1990) and WrestleMania 18 (2002).

This marks the second consecutive year that Elimination Chamber will be held in an international stadium, following this year’s record-setting event at Optus Stadium in Perth, Australia.

“Canada is an amazing place to host our biggest Premium Live Events, with its passionate fans and rich history that spans decades,” said WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque. “On the heels of a record-breaking MoneyIn The Bank this past July, we are excited to return to Toronto for an even larger event in 2025.”

Visit WWE.com to register for ticket pre-sale information.

Tonight’s WWE SmackDown broadcasts at 8/7c live on the USA Network from Buffalo, NY.

Confirmed Matches and Segments

• Roman Reigns is scheduled to appear
• Sami Zayn will address the recent events with Reigns and The Usos
• The latest on Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes
• Motor City Machine Guns will appear on The Grayson Waller Effect

We’ll update this article throughout the day when more is announced.

All Elite Wrestling taped this weekend’s episode of AEW Collision on Thursday night from Providence, RI. The following are complete spoiler results for the show, just two weeks out from AEW Full Gear on Saturday, November 23.

Full Match Listing

• Iron Savages vs. The House of Black
• #1 Contender’s Match: The Outrunners vs. Top Flight
• Roderick Strong vs. Beast Mortos
• Ashley Box vs. Kris Statlander
• Action Andretti vs. TNT Champion Jack Perry
• Nick Wayne vs. AR Fox
• Mark Briscoe, Kyle O’Reilly & Tomohiro Ishii vs. World Trios Champions Claudio Castagnoli, PAC and Wheeler Yuta

AEW Collision Results (Airing 9, 2024)

• The House of Black def. The Iron Savages. After the match, FTR confronted the House of Black and challenged them to a match for next week’s Dynamite.
• The Outunners def. Top Flight to advance to Full Gear in the Tag Team Title bout. Private Party watched from the stage.
• Roderick Strong def. Beast Mortos. He was attacked by Lance Archer after the match, while Brian Cage prevented anybody from helping.
• Kris Statlander def. Ashley Vox. Mercedes Mone attacked Statlander after the match.
• TNT Champion Jack Perry def. Action Andretti. Daniel Garcia then came out and confronted Perry.
• Nick Wayne def. AR Fox
• Claudio Castagnoli, PAC & Wheeler Yuta successfully retained the Trios Championships by def. Mark Briscoe, Kyle O’Reilly & Tomohiro Ishii. Marina Shafir interfered to get the win for her team. Jon Moxley and Orange Cassidy brawled after the match.

MSNBC political host Joy Reid blames Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential victory on Generation X voters who grew up watching Hulk Hogan and WWE. This group is aged 44-59, born between 1965 and 1980. Reid argues that this generation’s familiarity with wrestling icons like Hulk Hogan shaped a cultural mindset that is sending Trump back to the White House. During MSNBC’s 2024 election special coverage, Reid stated:

“My generation, Generation X, the people who grew up on WWE and Hulk Hogan and Donald Trump, did this. They did this. They are the ones who looked in the face of somebody who looked them in the face and said, ‘I want to be a dictator on day one.’ We did this.”

Reid’s comments highlight the longstanding ties between Trump and wrestling culture. Several WWE legends have publicly supported him over the years, including Hulk Hogan, The Undertaker, Kane (Glenn Jacobs), and Ric Flair—all longtime fans of Trump who actively campaigned for him during his latest presidential run.

Linda McMahon, former WWE president, she served in Trump’s cabinet as the head of the Small Business Administration from 2017 to 2019 during his first term before transitioning to lead a PAC supporting his reelection. She’s now co-chair of his transition team.

Wrestling Legend Bill Goldberg was recently inducted into the Georgia-Florida Hall of Fame, and spoke with Scott Johnson of News 4 Jacksonville about the experience.

Goldberg is among several legendary wrestlers who achieved dual success in football and professional wrestling, along with Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and the late Steve “Mongo” McMichel. When asked which sport is more physically demanding, Goldberg said there’s no comparison.

“Wrestling 100%… because you’re a professional athlete mixed with a rock star. You’re on the road every two days. I was on the road 210 days my first year. It’s no comparison.”

Goldberg says he’s proud to be a role model for Jewish children, and encourages people to break free of any stereotypes that may be placed on them.

Even though he was inducted into the Georgia-Florida Hall of Fame, he remains a proud University of Georgia ‘Bulldog,’ and jokes that he gets nauseated by their rival Florida Gator’s team colors, orange and blue.

He didn’t give any clues about who he’ll wrestle in his retirement match next year, but shared a quote that exemplifies how difficult it is for wrestlers to retire from the ring.

“You’re not retired until you’re dead in the wrestling business… that’s how it works.”

Check out Bill Goldberg’s full interview with Going Ringside:

Vince McMahon is very pleased with the direction of WWE since he’s departure, but TKO Group COO Mark Shapiro says the disgraced former WWE Chairman and CEO is “out of the business entirely.” Shapiro spoke with CNBC to discuss this week’s TKO Group Q3 financial results, and revealed details of a recent meeting they had together.

Shapiro tells Alex Sherman that he had breakfast with McMahon a few weeks ago, and wanted to see how he’s doing. It had been a long time since he’d spoken with McMahon, and a lot has transpired since then.

“He couldn’t have been nicer,” Shapiro said of McMahon. “I mean, he was a total pro at breakfast, if you will. It’s a one-on-one get-together, but he’s out of the business entirely. He doesn’t make decisions. He’s not on the board. He doesn’t opine. We don’t consult him.

He’s got some litigation that he’s working through, and frankly, he wants the privacy and the time to work through it which is great, because in the meantime, we’re going to keep building TKO and WWE, and expanding the horizon, expanding the opportunities.”

McMahon remains a minority shareholder of TKO Group, but his position has been significantly reduced. When asked how McMahon feels about WWE’s direction, Shaprio replied, “Couldn’t have been more positive, but I wasn’t asking for his opinion.”

Bobby Lashley will make his in-ring debut for All Elite Wrestling later this month,. On Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite, Lashley and the Hurt Syndicate were confronted by former AEW World Champion Swerve Strickland, who issued the challenge to Lashley. MVP accepted the challenge on Lashley’s behalf, and the match was confirmed later in the show.

Here is the updated card for All Elite Wrestling’s upcoming AEW Full Gear pay-per-view:

Main PPV Card Matches:

• Orange Cassidy challenges Jon Moxley for the AEW World Championship
• Kris Statlander challenges Mercedes Moné for the AEW TBS Championship
• Jay White vs. Hangman Adam Page
• Bobby Lashley vs. Swerve Stricland
• MJF will face either Adam Cole or Roderick Strong

AEW Full Gear Zero Hour Kickoff Show:

• AJ From Costco Guys vs. QT Marshall

AEW Full Gear 2024 takes place Saturday, November 23 from Newark, NJ at the Prudential Center. Stay tuned to SEScoops for additional match announcements in the weeks ahead.

All Elite Wrestling star Malakai Black is setting the record straight about his health and status with the company. Following a hard-fought loss to Adam Cole on Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite, Cole extended a his hand for handshake. Black took a moment, and instead embraced his longtime rival with a big hug.

Cole took a microphone and declared that Black is one of the best wrestlers he’s ever faced. The show of respect prompted a standing ovation from the live crowd. Fans immediately took to social media and speculated this signified Black is either taking another extended absense, or leaving the company entirely.

Malakai Black’s Statement

On Thursday morning, Black posted a video on Instagram to provide his side of the story. He expresses frustration about the rumors concerning his health and career, and urges fans to be respectful of his situation.

“I’m not injured nor am I retiring or am I leaving,” Black said. “I feel this happens every match I have, and I don’t understand how many times you’re going to say these things and then them not happening and people are still going to fall for that. I haven’t been injured in more than three years… I’m fine, I’ve been fine for the longest time. I would really appreciate it if that stuff stops, man.

If I’m going to retire, you’re going to hear it from me and not after Adam just cuts a promo just as a thank you for the match. Because that’s all it was. So, thank you.”

– Malakai Black

Malakai Black has kept an active schedule this year, and has wrestled 23 matches for AEW, most of which have been tag matches with his partners in the House of Black.

The next installment in WWE’s long-running video game franchise, WWE 2K25, is officially set for release ahead of WrestleMania 41.

Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. shared the news in its fiscal second quarter (Q2 2025) earnings report on Thursday. The company reported robust financial performance, with improvements in net income, net bookings, and reduced operating losses compared to the previous year.

One of the major contributors to Take-Two’s success this quarter was Grand Theft Auto V and its online component, Grand Theft Auto Online. GTA V has now sold over 205 million units, adding 5 million units just this quarter.

WWE 2K25 Release Date

Take-Two’s earnings report also included an updated release schedule for upcoming projects, listing WWE 2K25 for Q4 of Fiscal 2025. Since Take-Two’s fiscal year ends on March 31, 2025, WWE fans can look forward to playing the new title before WrestleMania 41, scheduled for April 19-20, 2025.

For context, WWE 2K24 was released on March 8, 2024. Be sure to check out our exclusive WWE 2K24 review, where we rated it an impressive 8.5/10.

Rob Van Dam is channeling “The Terminator” to describe future appearances with WWE NXT. Van Dam made a few appearances at NXT’s 2300 Special on Wednesday, held at the former ECW Arena in Philadelphia, PA.

He first had a segment with Kelani Jordan, who was practicing his signature ‘Van Dam stretch’ by doing a split on two folding chairs. Later in the show, the Whole F’N Show was attacked backstage by Wes Lee. He’d exact revenge later in the evening. 

During Lee’s match against Je’Von Evans, RVD came out and distracted his attacker. This allowed Evans to get the victory, and they celebrated together in the ring .

A fan on social media says he wishes Van Dam had wrestled a match on the show, which prompted an agreeable response: “Me too. But I’ll be back.”

Just three and a half years after making his main-roster WWE television debut, Austin Theory has already worked with some of the biggest names in wrestling history.

The 27-year-old grappler from Atlanta, GA is the latest guest on Chris Van Vliet’s Insights podcast. Theory has been “obsessed” with WWE from a young age. He didn’t give himself a fallback plan, despite skepticism from his friends. His first break into the industry came when he met former WWE trainer Bill DeMott at an MMA gym.

Here are highlights of what he shared with CVV about working with legends including Stone Cold Steve Austin, Brock Lesnar, The Rock and John Cena.

His WrestleMania Feud with John Cena

Theory worked closely with Cena, who pushed him to be more authentic during their promo battles. He recalls it being a challenge to incorporate Cena’s feedback while staying true to his character and his instincts.

Taking a Stunner from Stone Cold Steve Austin at WrestleMania

He was honored to take a Stunner from Stone Cold at WrestleMania, and jokes that he envisioned sharing a beer with Austin backstage afterwards (didn’t happen).

Ring Moment with The Rock:

Theory says it was an unforgettable experience when he had a segment with The Rock on WWE SmackDown. He was notified about the segment at the last minute, but says he felt an almost ‘telepathic’ connection with the Final Boss, who “signaled” to him when to speak during their interaction.

Brock Lesnar F-5’ing him Off An Elimination Chamber Pod

Theory took an absolutely crazy bump at Elimination Chamber 2024, when Brock Lesnar hoisted him onto his shoulders and flung him off the top of one of the pods. He says Vince McMahon hand-picked him for the spot, and Lesnar was ‘intense and unpredictable.’

All Elite Wrestling taped Friday’s AEW Rampage prior to this week’s Dynamite from Manchester, New Hampshire at the SNHU Arena.

Dynamite and Rampage are in Bridgeport, CT next week as we continue on the road to AEW Full Gear, scheduled for Saturday, November 23, 2024.

AEW Rampage Tapings Results (11/8)

• Hikaru Shida def. Viva Van
• The Undisputed Kingdom (Mike Bennett & Matt Taven) def. The Dark Order (Alex Reynolds & John Silver) and The Infantry (Carlie Bravo & Shawn Dean). After the match, the winners were confronted by Brian Cage and Lance Archer, who attacked them. Roderick Strong came out to make the save.
• Top Flight (Dante Martin & Darius Martin) def. Beef & JD Drake.
• Lio Rush pinnned Komander in their rematch, evening the series to 1-1.

All Elite Wrestling has announced the lineup for this week’s AEW Rampage, airing Friday on TNT at 10/9c. The main event will see high-flying stars Lio Rush and Komander “run it back” after the masked luchador picked up the win last week.

We’ll also see former Women’s World Champion Hikaru Shida in action, along with five tag teams hoping to make some noise in hopes of climbing the ranks to challenge the division’s new champions, Private Party.

AEW Rampage Preview: Nov. 8, 2024

Confirmed matches include:

• Lio Rush vs. Komander 2
• Tag Team 3-Way: Undisputed Kingdom vs. Dark Order vs. The Infantry
• Hikaru Shida vs. Viva Van
• Top Flight vs. JD Drake & Beef