– Some WWE fans who attended Friday’s house show in Greenville, NC were not happy about AJ Styles being advertised. Tweets from fans in attendance indicate they were still expecting to see Styles vs. Sheamus vs. Roman Reigns in the main event but Styles was not there. We reported before that Styles was off weekend house shows so he could rest up and let some nagging injuries heal. Styles confirmed on Twitter that he had an ankle injury but will be at RAW.

– Darren Young posted on Twitter that he was attending the GLAAD Media Awards in NYC:

I’m excited 2 be attending the #glaadawards 2night! The LGBT community should know that #DYoung has #GotYourBack! pic.twitter.com/rJdn423J9r

— nodaysoff FRED ROSSER III (@realfredrosser) May 14, 2016

– Xavier Woods games with TruTV’s Impractical Jokers in these new UpUpDownDown videos:

– AJ Styles has confirmed our report from earlier this week that he’ll miss this weekend’s live events due injury. Styles says his ankle is banged up, but he will be ready for action this coming Monday.

For those of you who were expecting to see AJ Styles this weekend, I apologize. Banged my ankle up pretty good, but I'll be ready for RAW.

— AJ Styles (@AJStylesOrg) May 14, 2016

– WWE Studios has released the trailer for Incarnate, starring Aaron Eckhart and featuring Mark Henry in a supporting role. The film follows “an unconventional exorcist who can tap into the subconscious of the possessed”, who meets his match when he confronts his next case, a 9-year-old boy possessed by a demon from his past. Incarnate hits theaters in the United States on September 30.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUMRpc1_dyY

As noted earlier, AJ Styles is currently suffering from several nagging injuries and didn’t wrestle at this week’s SmackDown taping as a result. PWInsider.com now reports that AJ has been pulled from this weekend’s live events so he can try to heal up. WWE wants AJ to recover as much as he can before his May 22nd Extreme Rules match against Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Title.

Styles was originally scheduled to wrestle on Friday in Greenville, SC, Saturday in Raleigh, NC, and Sunday in Columbia, SC, but those plans have now reportedly changed. It’s unknown whether WWE intends to have Styles wrestle another singles match or not before the pay-per-view on the 22nd. There is one more episode each of RAW and SmackDown left before Extreme Rules.

AJ has back issues that flared up last year after working a busy independent schedule. He credits DDP Yoga with helping him rehabilitate his back.

AJ Styles is reportedly working through several injuries right now. According to PWInsider.com, WWE made the decision not to have Styles wrestle at Tuesday’s SmackDown taping out of concern for his health.

The Phenomenal One is booked in the main event of Extreme Rues on May 22nd, and WWE officials reportedly want him healthy and rested for his main event match against Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Title. PWInsider says Styles is currently suffering from numerous nagging injuries that the company wants him to heal up from before the pay-per-view.

Styles has been on the road heavily with WWE since his debut back in January.

Ahead of their WWE Championship rematch at Extreme Rules later this month, WWE has released a video looking at Roman Reigns’ feud with AJ Styles.

– Several fans have reported issues with ordering tickets for the WWE NXT live event in Nashville next month as the pre-sale began Thursday morning with glitches. No word yet on how the Evansville show, did but the Atlanta live event pre-sale quickly sold out.

– WWE and the Susan G. Komen foundation will be sending a few lucky fans to this year’s SummerSlam in Brooklyn, New York.

https://youtu.be/V0D6N3yHq8k

TNA will soon be releasing their Best Of The Asylum Years Vol. 2 on DVD, and the collection will heavily feature several talents currently under WWE contract. AJ Styles, Sting, Ron Killings (R-Truth), and Eric Young are all being advertised, and while Bobby Roode isn’t mentioned by name on the ShopTNA.com listing, he is in the Team Canada matches from 2004. Late WWE Hall of Famer Dusty Rhodes is also featured in action in a six-man tag match from 2003.

Currently contracted UFC fighter CM Punk is also featured on the DVD set, mainly in tag matches with Julio Dinero against former ECW stars.

The two-disc set, which will run over six hours, doesn’t have an official release date yet. The above video is the trailer for the collection, which is currently available for pre-order on ShopTNA.com. Here’s the full match listing for the Best Of The Asylum Years Vol. 2:

– July 17, 2002: X Division Title: AJ Styles vs. Low Ki

– July 24, 2002: Low Ki vs. The Amazing Red

– September 25, 2002: Best Of 3 Match: AJ Styles vs. Low Ki

– October 23, 2002: X Division Title: AJ Styles vs. Sean Waltman

– October 30, 2002: X Division Title: AJ Styles vs. The Amazing Red

– November 13, 2002: X Division Title: Jerry Lynn vs. AJ Styles vs. Kid Kash

– January 8, 2003: Tag Team Title Match: America’s Most Wanted vs. The New Church

– April 9, 2003: Jerry Lynn & The Amazing Red vs. Triple X vs. Chris Sabin & Johnny Storm vs. Shark Boy & Jason Cross

– July 2, 2003: House Of Fun Match: CM Punk vs. Shane Douglas

– August 13, 2003: Dusty Rhodes & America’s Most Wanted vs. Glen Gilberti & Simon Diamond & Johnny Swinger

– September 30, 2003: Super X Cup Final: Chris Sabin vs. Juventud Guerrera

– September 17, 2003: Hair vs. Hair: Raven vs. Shane Douglas

– November 5, 2003: CM Punk & Julio Dinero vs. Kid Kash & Lazz

– November 5, 2003: World Title: Sting vs. Jeff Jarrett

– November 19, 2003: AJ Styles vs. Abyss

– January 7, 2004: CM Punk & Julio Dinero vs. Raven & The Sandman

– January 7, 2004: Ultimate X Match: Chris Sabin vs. Michael Shane vs. Christopher Daniels vs. Low Ki

– February 4, 2004: CM Punk & Julio Dinero vs. Terry Funk & The Sandman

– February 25, 2004: CM Punk & Julio Dinero vs. Raven & Sabu

– May 26, 2004: Ladder Match: Eric Young vs. Jerry Lynn vs. Mr. Aguila vs. Taichi Ishikara

– May 26, 2004: Ultimate X Match: Petey Williams vs. Chris Sabin vs. Hector Garza

– June 9, 2004: Team Canada vs. Jerry Lynn & Heavy Metal & Hector Garza

– June 16, 2004: Flag Match: Team Canada vs. Team USA

– July 21, 2004: Steel Cage Match: The Naturals vs. America’s Most Wanted

– August 25, 2004: AJ Styles & Jeff Hardy & Ron Killings vs. Monty Brown & Kid Kash & Dallas

AJ Styles appeared on ESPN SportsCenter on Tuesday night for Jonathan Coachman’s weekly WWE segment. Coach asked if there was ever a point AJ felt he wouldn’t make it to WWE. AJ said yes and he was coming to terms with it. It was depressing thinking that he’d never get a WrestleMania moment.

Styles talked about his WWE debut at the Royal Rumble and being unsure if anybody would know who he was. Coach talked about social media educating WWE fans to performers who are not part of the Universe, which helped AJ come in to great fanfare. Styles credits a big part of his success to social media.

They spoke about WrestleMania, with Styles calling it “mind-boggling” to perform in front of the largest crowd of his career.

Styles talked about his dream opponent, Shawn Michaels. He thinks HBK made everything mean something in the ring, whether it was a punch or a slam. Even if HBK was performing crazy moves, he did all the little things right and always put on great matches. Unfortunately, he doesn’t think HBK will ever wrestle again.

Other topics discussed includes Styles being a big fan of video games and Christian hip-hop.

Why @ShawnMichaels as your fav opponent for @AJStylesOrg https://t.co/vsTMKOXaYS

— The Coach (@Thecoachrules) May 4, 2016

Part 2 with @AJStylesOrg What was debut reaction like. https://t.co/qlai4eEBN0

— The Coach (@Thecoachrules) May 4, 2016

– WWE will tape SmackDown and Main event tonight from Kansas City, MO at The Sprint Center. On SmackDown, Sami Zayn will be Chris Jericho’s guest on the Highlight Reel. Check back later tonight for our live coverage of the tapings.

– AJ Styles talk to Jonathan Coachman’ tonight on ESPN SportsCenter.

– Episode 2 of Camp WWE is titled “Not Without My Eyebrow” and focuses on The Rock. ‘Panic ensues after someone shaves off The Rock’s eyebrow and Ric Flair is tasked with helping The Great One regain his mojo.’ It premieres Sunday on the WWE Network (on demand).

– WWE has released the following backstage videos from RAW:

During last night’s Smackdown tapings AJ Styles appeared to suffer from an injury during his match with Alberto Del Rio where he landed on his neck after a botched move. AJ was able to continue and finish the match with a roll up. Styles has subsequently taken to Twitter to address concerned fans –

@AJStylesOrg I spent half my month's salary to see you tomorrow in Dubai. Please tell me you didn't get injured??!! :'(

— Ahmad Adams (@JadamDesigns) April 13, 2016

I'll be there ready to rock!! See you soon. https://t.co/7rxgTMzRCu

— AJ Styles (@AJStylesOrg) April 13, 2016

Although the severity of the injury remains unclear – another potential injury to a main roster talent would be devastating, especially considering Styles is scheduled to be in the main event of Payback against WWE Champion Roman Reigns.

On the latest episode of his Talk is Jericho podcast, Chris Jericho briefly commented on the length of his current run with WWE – essentially telling fans, it’s none of your damn business.

“For all you jack-offs that think you can predict what my future is, I’m not going anywhere.” Jericho said. “Am I going to be here next week? Yeah. Am I going to be here one more month? I’m not going to tell you. You’re just going to have to wait and see.”

WWE’s first-ever Undisputed World Heavyweight Champion got a big win over AJ Styles this past weekend, an outcome that most fans did not see coming. Jericho said he had an amazing time at the event and said it’s addictive working in front of the massive crowds WWE draws for its biggest shows of the year.

“When you actually get there, you get to that stadium and see 101,000 people, I’ll tell you what, man, it’s an experience like no other. And it doesn’t matter how many shows I’ve done, how many matches I’ve had, how many WrestleManias I’ve had, there [have] been 12, nothing beats going out there in front of that type of crowd and having a great match. And it’s what we do this for.”

Jericho thinks he and Styles had one of the top 3 matches on the show, along with the IC title ladder match and the Women’s Championship match.

“I had a great time working with AJ Styles all four of our matches and the last one at WrestleMania [32] was exactly what we wanted. And especially after the amazing spectacle of the seven-man Intercontinental [Championship] ladder match. Our mission was to bring it down a bit and then build it back up with wrestling. And we did that. It was one of the best matches on the show. I don’t mind saying that.”

You can listen to the entire episode now over at PodcastOne.com.

H/T to William Windsor of WrestlingINC.com for the transcribed quotes

In an interview during WrestleMania weekend, AJ Styles revealed that he had a chip on his shoulder when he left TNA. The former TNA World Champion told the Sam Roberts Wrestling Podcast about the difference between him leaving TNA and leaving New Japan Pro Wrestling.

“I didn’t shed one tear when I left TNA. I was very emotional when I left New Japan,” Styles said. He mentioned that he had nothing but respect for NJPW, and that the opportunity to work for them helped make his decision to leave TNA.

Styles also noted that he was approached by WWE in 2002 and was offered a developmental deal, but it would have conflicted with his family life so he turned it down. Styles also feels he wasn’t ready for WWE back in 2002.

• Video: AJ Styles Speaks On TNA “Making Themselves Look Like Crap”

It’s no secret that the WrestleMania 32 card underwent several rounds of changes as a result of the injuries that have plagued WWE’s roster over the past 6 months.

In the latest Wrestling Observer, it was revealed that original plans called for Dean Ambrose to work a feud against Chris Jericho at the show. The proposed angle would have been Jericho teaming with Ambrose for a while before turning him, similar to what played out with AJ Styles.

When AJ signed with the company back in January, WWE changed gears and went with the Y2AJ storyline. Say what you want about Jericho getting the win at WrestleMania to cap off that rivalry, but AJ is now the #1 contender to WWE World Heavyweight champion Roman Reigns in a match that is scheduled for Payback.

In a minor spoiler for this week’s SmackDown, the seeds are planted for an eventual match between Ambrose and Jericho, so it appears WWE is now going in this direction.

AJ Styles was Michael Cole’s guest for this week’s WWE.com sit-down interview. Here are the highlights:

– Styles was asked about his first three months in WWE since making his debut at the Royal Rumble. Styles said it’s unbelievable that he’s already the #1 contender to the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. It’s been a wild ride thus far, having defeated Chris Jericho on RAW, making his Madison Square Garden debut at competing at his first WrestleMania. It’s going to get even better now that he’s challenging for the industry’s top prize.

– Styles said competing at WrestleMania was everything he expected and more. Working in front of 100,000+ fans was an indescribable moment and nothing could have prepared him for it.

– Cole mentions how Jericho had Styles’ number at WrestleMania.  Styles says the great thing about losing is that you learn to hate it. He’s not naive enough to think he’ll never lose again – but he was victorious the following night and is already moving on to bigger and better things. Styles says Monday night was emotional for him, especially when fans chanted “you deserve it” at him.

– Cole says we’ve never seen Styles face someone with the size and power of Reigns. Styles says there’s no doubt he can handle Reigns, he’s handled guys as big as Reigns outside of WWE before. He knows he’ll have to make everything count in the ring when he faces Reigns. Reigns has a chip on his shoulder as the new champ – but his job is to knock that chip off.

In late 2015 TNA issued a statement claiming AJ Styles had backed out of an agreed & signed deal for their Pop TV debut, after they found out he was actually signing with WWE. In an interview with Brian Fritz to promote Sunday’s WrestleMania 32, The Phenomenal One commented on the contract situation with TNA. TNA had also claimed to sign Karl Anderson when they had not, which opens them up to a contract tampering lawsuit from NJPW.

“I had signed a letter of intent,” Styles said. “I agreed to ‘this is what you said you were going to pay me, so you can send it to legal,’ there was no contract whatsoever involved. What we signed was nothing. It was not a contract in any shape or form.”

Styles, who is booked to face Chris Jericho at Sunday’s event, says he feels he made the right decision by joining WWE. AJ made his WWE return on January 24, 2016, at the Royal Rumble, after previously appearing for the company on an episode of WWF Metal in 2002.

“I thought [TNA] did a great job of making themselves look like crap by putting out that statement,” Styles said. “Just let it go. Things didn’t work out. From what I’m hearing, man did I make a great decision coming here. I’m not shameful of what I’ve done in the past with another company, but I’m disappointed.”

We’ll have live play-by-play coverage of WrestleMania 32 right here on Sunday night, and live coverage of the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony tonight.

AJ Styles spoke with Nick Schwartz of Fox Sports this week promote WrestleMania. Many fans have wondered why Styles is not using Styles Clash as his finisher in WWE. There’s been speculation that the move was formally banned for being too dangerous, but AJ sets the record straight:

“I think that a lot of people think the Styles Clash is banned, you can’t do that anymore,” he said. “It’s not necessarily that, there’s some guys that are just too big to get that in. The roster of the WWE is a big roster, so you have to improvise – but part of being an entertainer is that you’ve got to be able to adapt to every situation and be able to hit stuff on guys or are bigger than you or smaller than you. For me, it’s not that big of a deal.”

This Friday night at NXT Takeover: Dallas, Shinsuke Nakamura makes his NXT debut against Sami Zayn. Styles worked with Nakamura in New Japan Pro Wrestling, with the two of them putting on a Match of the Year contender back at WrestleKingdom on January 4th. Styles says Nakamura is going to make a huge impact when he arrives and people should not underestimate him because of his flashy persona.

“Shinsuke Nakamura is probably one of the best wrestlers I’ve ever been in the ring with. He’s very unorthodox. Everything he does is with knockout power. He’s a guy who is very flamboyant so don’t let his Michael Jackson antics fool you, this guy is deadly. He will knock you out. [He’s a] great athlete, can’t say enough great things about him. I know personally how good he is.”

As for his top goal in WWE, AJ said of course he wants to main event WrestleMania one day, but the thing he wants most is respect from his peers.

AJ Styles makes his WrestleMania debut this Sunday against Chris Jericho.

WWE taped the following matches and segments for SmackDown this week in Brooklyn, NY at the Barclays Center. WWE will additionally be airing footage from the WrestleMania Axxess fan events on Thursday’s episode, which is the go-home show before WrestleMania 32 on Sunday.

– AJ Styles def. Heath Slater: The Social Outcasts cut a promo to open up the show. Slater had Curtis Axel, Bo Dallas and Adam Rose at ringside for the match. Styles got the pinfall after hitting Slater with his Springboard Forearm.

– D-Von Dudley def. Jey Uso: Bubba Ray Dudley was in D-Von’s corner and Jimmy Uso was in Jey’s corner. D-Von got the victory after hitting Jey with a spinebuster.

– Dean Ambrose def. Erick Rowan: Bray Wyatt and Braun Strowman came out with Rowan during this one, but were sent to the back. Ambrose got the win after hitting Rowan with his Dirty Deeds finisher.

• Final Card For Sunday’s WWE WrestleMania 32

This week AJ Styles sat down for an interview with Digital Spy to promote WrestleMania 32. Here are some highlights of what he said about:

The WWE Title picture & WrestleMania main event:

“I think that Roman Reigns is the guy for the job right now. I think him and Triple H are going to tear it up at WrestleMania. It’s a very exciting match that I think a lot of people wanna see.”

Not going to NXT:

“I wasn’t able to make that decision. But I’m very happy to be on the main roster…(Finn Balor) the perfect guy [to be holding the belt]. And he’s doing a wonderful job. He’s not the only reason NXT is doing so well but he’s definitely a big part of it.”

Facing Kevin Owens again:

“Then I go after a title and if it’s around Owens’s waist then I’m going to go after it. Kevin and I have wrestled before so we know each other very well, so it’s easy for us to get in the ring and do great things.”

AJ will be making his Wrestlemania debut against Christ Jericho this Sunday.

AJ Styles is all for the idea of Bobby Roode and Eric Young heading to WWE after his two former colleagues quit TNA earlier this month. In an interview with Digital Spy to promote Sunday’s WrestleMania 32, AJ Styles talked about who he would like to see join the WWE roster.

“There’s some guys who used to wrestle for the other company in the US that are not working there any more… Bobby Roode and Eric Young,” AJ said, “I would want to see those guys make their way on over.”

The former TNA World Champion was also asked about Chris Jericho kicking out of The Styles Clash, which has seldomly been seen executed on WWE TV since Styles’ WWE debut.

“It is what it is. I’ve had people kick out of the Styles Clash before – it’s not something that hasn’t happened before,” AJ answered. “It’s just one of those things. It was part of the match and it was a very good one! The finish came shortly after that with the Calf Crusher. It was still a great match.

“I hope to have more than one main weapon. I have the Phenomenal Forearm as we’re calling it now, the Calf Crusher – the Styles Clash is still available. I like to have a lot of alternative moves to hit people with and whatever seems to work is what I’ll go with.

• Backstage News On Why AJ Styles Is Using The Calf Crusher Instead Of The Styles Clash

– WWE documented AJ Styles’ Madison Square Garden debut this past Friday night. (Results)

– This year’s Money in the Bank PPV will be taking place from Las Vegas, Nevada at the T-Mobile Arena on Sunday, June 19th. Tickets go on sale next Friday, April 8th.

– The UK’s Revolution Pro Wrestling announced today that they will be hosting qualifying matches for WWE’s Global Cruiserweight Series. As previously reported, PROGRESS Wrestling and EVOLVE will also be hosting qualifying matches in the coming months.

We are pleased to announce that we will be one of the hosts for the @WWENetwork Global Cruiserweight Series Qualifiers.

— Revolution Pro (@RevProUK) March 28, 2016

This week’s episode of WWE SmackDown is taped in Cincinnati, Ohio at the U.S. Bank Arena and will feature WWE Intercontinental Champion Kevin Owens in action against AJ Styles.

– Roman Reigns comes out and grabs the mic to start off the show. He reportedly got a lot of boos and “What” chants during his promo about Triple H.

https://twitter.com/JuniorUpstart/status/709897785114497024

– Backstage, AJ Styles said the WWE Universe can chant whatever they want, despite what Chris Jericho tells them. Kevin Owens interrupts him and they talk trash to set up for their match later tonight.

– Dolph Ziggler def. The Miz: Ziggler won with a superkick at 8:58 after what was described as “back and forth action.”

– Michael Cole conducted a short sit-down interview with Kalisto, who accepts Ryback’s challenge for a U.S. Title match at WrestleMania.

– A pre-taped video shows Dean Ambrose cutting a promo about his hometown. He spoke about training to fight for his life, and how Cincinnati taught him everything.

https://twitter.com/lunaticfr1nge/status/709903285281497088

– Bubba Ray (w/D-Von) def. Goldust: D-Von teased using a table early but didn’t. Bubba’s trash talk to Goldust was so loud that people in the upper decks could hear it. Bubba got most of the offense and won with a cheap shot and pin at 3:17. R-Truth and The Usos run out to save Goldust from a post-match beat down.

– Charlotte comes out and invites Becky Lnych and Sasha Banks to the ring. They talk trash to each other until Becky and Sasha double team Charlotte.

– WWE announces they will be returning to Cincinnati on Sept 26th for RAW.

– The New Day comes out and cuts a promo on the League of Nations. Big E challenges them to a three-on-four match at WrestleMania.

– Kofi Kingston def. King Barett: Both sides attempted to interfere during the match, which lead to a brawl at rignside. Barrett was rolled up for the 1-2-3 at 4:34.

– Dean Ambrose was shown at a local pub cutting another promo about his street fight with Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania.

https://twitter.com/lunaticfr1nge/status/709913027244650496

– The Social Outcasts come out and cut a promo about the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royale at WrestleMania 32. Eventually Dean Ambrose interrupts to a big pop and lays them all out with a Singapore cane. Ambrose cuts a promo saying he’s going to see Brock Lesnar at next week’s SmackDown.

– Kevin Owens def. AJ Styles: Described as a “solid match” with back and forth action. Styles attempted the Styles Clash at one point, but Owens got out. Later in the match, Owens went for a top rope brainbuster but AJ got out of that. AJ set up for The Phenomenal Forearm, but Chris Jericho came out and distracted him. This lead to Owens hitting a Popup Powerbomb for the win at 9:24.

– After the match, Jericho beats down AJ. Owens was about to join in when Dean Ambrose comes out for the save. AJ hits the forearm on Jericho, and Ambrose hits the Dirty Deeds on Owens to end the show.

AJ Styles entrance #Cincinnati #Smackdown #WWE #WWECincy pic.twitter.com/SLhBc75TKr

— ????? ?. ??s?????? ™ (@CoachBWestbrook) March 16, 2016

WWE announced on Tuesday afternoon that Intercontinental champion Kevin Owens will defend against AJ Styles on this week’s SmackDown. The show will be taped later tonight from Cincinnati, Ohio at the U.S. Bank Arena.

As always, join here for our weekly live coverage of WWE’s SmackDown tapings.

BREAKING: #ICChampion @FightOwensFight will go one-on-one with @AJStylesOrg THIS THURSDAY on #SmackDown at 8/7c! pic.twitter.com/kwyL1i2YNk

— WWE (@WWE) March 15, 2016

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09uZoCbI-6E

There had reportedly been talk within WWE about whether AJ Styles would be allowed to use his Styles Clash finisher or not. The Wrestling Observer Newsletter reports that Vince McMahon found out about Yoshitatsu suffering a broken neck from the move and was concerned. As a result, the company decided the calf crusher would be AJ Styles’ new finisher.

Up until his Fastlane match with Chris Jericho, Styles had only used the Styles Clash one before, against Curtis Axel. According to The Observer, Jericho wanted the move in his match and the spot was approved by management.

It should be noted that the Styles Clash is not banned, but it won’t be AJ’s primary finisher.

Who said the styles clash was banned?

— AJ Styles (@AJStylesOrg) March 3, 2016

• Trailer: TNA Releasing 4-Disc DVD Set About AJ Styles

AJ Styles recently spoke with Rapzilla.com about his faith and being a huge fan of Christian hip-hop.

Styles said he’s been a devout Christian since high school when he went to see a play about two teens who were killed in a car wreck. One of them went to heaven and one of them went to hell. After the play, the audience was asked to close their eyes and raise their hands if they wanted to give their lives to Jesus.

“I knew I didn’t want to go to Hell,” Styles said. “We all had our eyes closed and I was amongst friends. And I thought everybody would raise their hands, and they didn’t. I was the only one. That night I accepted Jesus, and my life started changing.”

Even as a religious man, he is still tempted by certain ‘sins’ that are available to a famous wrestler traveling the word. However, his love for his family and God keep him on the right path.

“There are some things that are maybe a little bit harder because there are attractive women around but you can’t forget who you are and what you have. I love my wife, I love my kids and at the end of the day is it really worth it to live with that guilt?”

Head to RapZilla.com to read more about AJ’s faith and why he considers himself such a huge fan of Christian hip-hop music.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asE4E7OnHRo

TNA is set to release a DVD set about AJ Styles soon. According to WrestlingDVDNetwork.com, TNA has compiled 12 hours of content over 4 discs for “The Essential AJ Styles Collection.”

Here is the synopsis:

The Ultimate 4 Disc set has over 12 hours of classic AJ Styles, wrestling in 30+ matches. You will see all of AJ’s best matches spanning his entire TNA career.

It’s well known that AJ Styles became a household name through years of hard work and dedication, and providing TNA fans with some phenomenal wrestling. Soon you can add the definitive AJ Styles Collection to your TNA Wrestling DVD home library.

Stay tuned for more info on how you can get your 4 Disc set soon!

• AJ Styles & Kevin Owens To Have First WWE Match At MSG Live Event

– WWE is returning to Japan this summer with live events scheduled for July 1st and 2nd at Sumo Hall. Tickets go on sale Saturday, April 16th. For more information, visit WWE.co.jp.

– Rey Mysterio will be headlining an indy show for Northeast Wrestling next Friday night, March 4th from Newburgh, New York. He’ll be facing Caleb Konley. Other big names appearing on the show include Matt Hardy, Jerry Lawler and Dalton Castle.

– WWE has released the following “360 degree” video of AJ Styles’ entrance. Once the video below is playing, click and drag on the screen to change your vantage point. This was filmed at Monday’s RAW from Detroit.