Whoever wins the AEW title at All Out on August 30 between Chris Jericho and Hangman Page will be holding on to it at least till October 16 as that is when the first title defense will be held.
All Elite Wrestling today announced that the first defense will take place on the October 16 episode of AEW on TNT which happens to be the third week of the show being held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
AEW has no events planned between All Out and October 2, the premiere episode of AEW on TNT. The show still has no official name as of yet.
Hangman Page won the 21-man Casino Battle Royale during the Buy-In pre-show at Double or Nothing to get the first spot while Jericho advanced to the title match by beating Kenny Omega in the main event of the pay-per-view.
Bound For Glory is almost sold out with only a few tickets left for purchase on EventBrite.com.
The location is being configured to accommodate 500 seats plus general admission and so far, only 28 seats remain plus some GA tickets. General admission cost $25, while the Golden Circle tickets are going for $60 and the Titanium first row seats are $300.
The 2019 Bound For Glory event will take place from The Odeum Expo Center in Villa Park, Illinois on October 20. For more ticket info and to purchase go to EventBrite.com.
WWE has canceled five non-televised live events for later this month reports PWInsider.com. Two of the live events were the ones that WWE were advertising Kane, appearances which the Mayor’s office denied they were happening probably because they already had the news that these shows were getting canned.
While no official reason was given as to why these events were struck off the calendar, tickets were selling really bad for two of them and probably it’s the reason why everything was canceled.
The shows which are now not taking place anymore are August 23 in Bossier City, Louisiana, August 24 in Lafayette, Louisiana, August 25 in Mobile, Alabama, August 30 in Bangor, Maine, and August 31 in Portland, Maine.
WWE’s biggest problem and decline has been the live event attendance where the company is even having a hard time selling in major markets. Attendance has been steeply declining quarter after quarter with no end in sight.
The post-SummerSlam Monday Night Raw drew an average of 2,712,000 viewers, up 239,000 viewers from last week’s broadcast. Apart from the Raw Reunion show, this was the most-watched Raw since the post-WrestleMania Raw.
Hour one did 2,772,000 viewers, then went up to 2,820,000 viewers, before going down to 2,595,000 viewers for the third and final hour.
The show was #1, #2, and #3 in the top 50 cable chart among the 18-49 demographic and #3 in the overall viewership for the night on cable.
In related news, Steve Austin’s new show Straight Up Steve Austin which aired following Raw did 1.2 million viewers. (Ratings credit: Showbuzzdaily.com)
Starrcast today announced that FITE TV will be airing over 20 hours of Starrcast III shows for only $39.99 during the AEW All Out weekend later this month. Fans who pre-order will also receive access to content from Starrcast I and II.
The fan interactive event made headlines last month when Chicago’s own CM Punk was announced as the headliner of the show. Starrcast III will culminate with a rare on-stage interview with the former WWE champion.
“The goal of every Starrcast is to provide wrestling fans with experiences that they can’t get anywhere else. Getting CM Punk on-stage for a one-time only interview certainly fits the bill,” said Starrcast creator and organizer Conrad Thompson. “Punk has said that he only does one or two of these type of events a year, so we are very honored and excited to have him. Giving him a live microphone and a platform to tell his story is going to be a can’t miss event.”
Starrcast III will run from Thursday, August 29 through Sunday, September 1 and will take place at the Hyatt Regency Schaumburg, Chicago.
“Chicago has turned into the professional wrestling capital in the United States. Last year, at the first Starrcast, we had nearly 11,000 attendees come to a first-time fan fest,” added Thompson. “This year, we return with another stacked line-up and we are looking to over-deliver for both the people in attendance, and for those watching worldwide on FITE. We are also excited to offer all of the Starrcast I and Starrcast II content to those who purchase this year’s event. In total, we are giving fans over-50 shows and over-60 hours of content for $39.99.”
Talent scheduled to appear includes legends such as Mick Foley, Sting, Scott Hall, Jerry “The King” Lawler, Jimmy Hart, Madusa, Diamond Dallas Page and Tony Schiavone, along with some of the biggest names in wrestling today like Jon Moxley, Brandi Rhodes and The Young Bucks.
After a four-month absence, former champion Sasha Banks made her return on Raw last night and quickly inserted herself in the Raw Women’s title picture.
Banks interrupted Natalya’s promo in the ring as she was talking about the one year anniversary of the death of her father Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart and after hugging her, Banks attacked Natalya from behind and proceeded to whoop her all over the ring. Sasha also revealed her new blue hair style after taking off her purple wig.
Becky Lynch, who defeated Natalya on Sunday at SummerSlam, came out for the rescue but Banks attacked her too, hitting her with a steel chair.
Sasha has not been seen on WWE television since WrestleMania 35 where she and Bayley lost the Women’s Tag Team titles. Banks was pretty vocal about how she was being used and decided to take a leave of absence. During the weekend, Becky was interviewed by Sky Sports in the UK and ripped on Sasha Banks, saying she couldn’t hack it and couldn’t take a loss. She then invited Banks to come fight her.
WWE.COM is advertising Kane as part of the two upcoming non-televised live events in Bossier City and Lafayette, Louisiana, however Glenn Jacobs’ spokesman at the Knox County Mayor office is denying that he will be appearing.
Jacobs’ spokesperson Rob Link told Knox News that the Mayor has no plans to be part of these two live events. “Just confirmed that Mayor Jacobs has no scheduled appearances at this time,” Link said.
The Big Red Machine has not wrestled since the Crown Jewel pay-per-view in Saudi Arabia last November when he teamed up with The Undertaker to take on Triple H and Shawn Michaels. Despite being the Mayor of Knox County, WWE still considers him part of the roster.
The King of the Ring tournament will be making its return on WWE television starting next week with 16 Superstars – eight from Raw and eight from Smackdown – battling it out for the crown.
The eight Superstars from Raw are Baron Corbin, Cedric Alexander, Cesaro, Drew McIntyre, Ricochet, Sami Zayn, Samoa Joe, and The Miz. The eight from Smackdown are Ali, Andrade, Apollo Crews, Buddy Murphy, Chad Gable, Elias, Kevin Owens, and Shelton Benjamin.
No details were announced as to when and where the tournament finals will be held and what the brackets look like.
The last King of the Ring was held in 2015 and between 1993 and 2002, the tournament was a yearly pay-per-view. In the years following 2002, WWE held only four KOTR tournaments in 2006, 2008, 2010, and 2015.
WWE Hall of Famer Stone Cold Steve Austin is back on USA Network with his new show Straight Up Steve Austin which debuts tonight at 11PM immediately following the conclusion of Monday Night Raw.
In each episode, Austin and a celebrity guest swap stories about their lives and careers during one-of-a-kind custom-tailored adventures in different cities across America. In this unique interview format, there’s no studio, no couch and no cue cards – just a straight up good time and some good old-fashioned American fun. Guests include country singer and actor Trace Adkins, NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Jr., comedian Gabriel Iglesias, WWE Superstar Becky Lynch, NFL Quarterback Baker Mayfield, actor and retired United States Marine Corps Reserve officer Rob Riggle, and star of “Impractical Jokers” Sal Vulcano.
The seven, half hour episode series is produced by Wilshire Studios with Steve Austin and Dave Barsky as executive producers.
WWE has announced the first batch of WWE Hall of Famers that will be appearing on the premiere episode of Smackdown on FOX which is being marketed as the 20th Anniversary special.
Those being advertised to appear include Kurt Angle, Lita, Mick Foley, Booker T, Hulk Hogan, Trish Stratus, Goldberg, Jerry Lawler, Mark Henry, Ric Flair and Sting.
“Smackdown has been delivering action-packed, family-friendly programming for two decades, and we look forward to entertaining generations to come as we begin this next chapter on FOX,” said Vince McMahon, WWE Chairman & CEO.
“Since we announced our five-year agreement last June, we have been eagerly counting down the days to the launch of Smackdown Live on FOX Sports,” said Eric Shanks, Chief Executive Officer and Executive Producer of FOX Sports. “We couldn’t be more excited and are pulling out all of the stops to commemorate Smackdown’s 20th anniversary celebration.”
British broadcaster ITV today announced that they will be carrying AEW’s All Out pay-per-view on Saturday, August 31 via their ITV Box Office platform in the United Kingdom.
Before the live PPV event begins at 1AM local time, the hour-long Buy-In special will be shown free to air on ITV4 and ITV Box Office. The price of All Out will cost £14.95 and €17.95 for those in Ireland.
The past two AEW shows – Fyter Fest and Fight for the Fallen – were both carried by FITE in the United Kingdom but Double or Nothing was shown on ITV Box Office.
All Out will be available to buy on PPV starting on August 17. For full details on how to access the event, visit www.itvboxoffice.co.uk.
The first Smackdown broadcast on Fox will be a 20th Anniversary celebration, meaning that WWE will load up the show hoping for a massive number on their new network.
The episode, set to air on October 4, will take place from the STAPLES Center in Los Angeles, California, and tickets for the show will go on sale on August 16 at 10AM PT on AXS.COM. Ticket prices are $20.70, $36.25, $46.60, $56.95, $77.65, $98.35, $129.40, $362.25, and $517.50.
Smackdown went first on the air in April 1999 on UPN so while it’s technically 20 years that the show has been on the air, come October it would be six months past the anniversary date.
FOX Sports will be producing Smackdown once it moves to the network with big changes coming on how the product is presented on television. With less than two months to go for the switch, WWE Superstars will be appearing on several FOX shows to promote Smackdown coming to the network in the weeks to come.
SummerSlam seems to be the Brock Lesnar show as since 2014, Lesnar has main evented the pay-per-view for the sixth year in a row last night.
When Lesnar returned in 2012, he main event SummerSlam that year against Triple H in a no disqualification match, a match he won via submission. In 2013, he wrestled CM Punk in another no disqualification match but that year was the only time he did not main event SummerSlam since his return.
In 2014, Brock Lesnar destroyed John Cena in the main event to win the WWE title. The following year in 2015, Brock had another match against The Undertaker and this time Taker won as a revenge for his loss at WrestleMania XXX.
In 2016, Lesnar main evented SummerSlam with Randy Orton, a match which received a lot of criticism for the way it ended after Lesnar legitimately opened up a huge gash on Orton’s head with a couple of nasty-looking elbows. In 2017, he had three other opponents in Samoa Joe, Braun Strowman, and Roman Reigns, but Lesnar still came out on top.
Last year, Roman Reigns finally got the victory over Lesnar, a victory which eluded him quite a number of times. It only took around six minutes for Reigns to dispose of Lesnar in the main event and win the Universal title.
And this year, Lesnar lost clean again to Seth Rollins. After weeks of destroying him on Raw, Lesnar sold like a champ as Rollins beat him with the Curb Stomp to regain the Universal title.
There is one particular NXT star who isn’t a fan of Goldberg…and he’s quite vocal about it. Matt Riddle has kept it no secret he doesn’t like the former champ and had a ball when Goldberg knocked himself out in Saudi Arabia during his match against The Undertaker.
Today, WWE cameras filmed the first encounter between the two and Riddle, who joined Pat McAfee on the WWE Watch Along show on YouTube for the Goldberg/Ziggler match, recounted the awkward encounter for everyone.
Riddle said he was walking around backstage and saw Goldberg’s locker room and tried to get a peak in. “All of a sudden, wham, big shoulder. 300 pounds at least. I look up, it’s Bill Goldberg,” Riddle said.
“He goes, ‘We got some talking to do!’ And I’m like, ‘Well we can talk anytime bro!’ He’s like, ‘yeah?’ And I’m like, ‘Yeah!’ And I was like, ‘Alright, bro…anytime.’ And he’s like, ‘I’m not your bro!’ And I’m like, ‘Alright, bro. Take it easy,” Riddle continued as Titus O’Neil, Shayna Baszler, and McAfee started laughing.
“And then he’s like, ‘Yeah, we’ll see. I’ll see ya later. And hey…it was a pleasure meeting you.’ And I go, ‘The pleasure was all mine, bro.’ And then he goes, ‘I’m not your bro.’ And then I walked away, I had to come here!”
Here are the results from the SummerSlam pay-per-view which took place from the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Canada.
KICK-OFF: Drew Gulak defeated Oney Lorcan to retain the Cruiserweight title; Buddy Murphy defeated Apollo Crews via disqualification; Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross defeated The IIconics to retain the WWE Women’s Tag Team titles.
MAIN CARD: Becky Lynch defeated Natalya to retain the Raw Women’s title; Goldberg defeated Dolph Ziggler; AJ Styles defeated Ricochet to retain the United States title; Bayley defeated Ember Moon to retain the Smackdown Women’s title; Kevin Owens defeated Shane McMahon; Charlotte Flair defeated Trish Stratus; Kofi Kingston vs Randy Orton for the WWE title ended in a double countout; Bray Wyatt defeated Finn Balor; Seth Rollins defeated Brock Lesnar to become the new Universal champion.
The Hobbs & Shaw movie with Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Jason Statham remained in the #1 spot on the box office chart for the second week in a row.
The latest spin-off from the Fast & Furious franchise did $25.4 million for the weekend according to BoxOfficeMojo.com, sending its domestic total to $108.5 million. The movie did an additional $60.8 million from international theaters and it has made $224.1 million so far overseas. The film has yet to open in China where the next big market is and that is expected to happen on August 23.
Hobbs & Shaw has a total of $332,613,780 so far in worldwide box office receipts.
It seems that Elias always draws the short end of the stick when it comes to see who gets beaten by WWE Legends or Hall of Famers. Today in Toronto, it was no different.
Elias did a segment during the Kick-Off show and ran down Toronto and some of its sports teams. That prompted WWE Hall of Famer Edge to come out to a massive pop from the home town crowd. With the two on opposite sides of the ring, the fans chanted “Yes! Yes! Yes!” and Edge simply ran and speared the hell out of Elias.
Ever since Edge got injured and had to retire, he stayed away from doing any sort of physical stuff so this was rather a surprise to see the former champ deliver his finishing move.
Hey everybody! It’s @TheMagnumDA with you for tonight’s Summerslam 2019 Pick’em Report! Tonight, Colin will be defending the WOPC Championship in a rematch from Extreme Rules. Tonight, it’s another Triple Threat for the title, with myself and Heel Turn Tom gunning for Colin’s gold!
ON WITH THE PICKS!
WWE Cruiserweight Championship
Drew Gulak (c) vs. Oney Lorcan
Colin: I feel like I say this every Pick’em contest…I don’t watch 205 Live and don’t really follow the CW division. I should, but I don’t. Drew retains.
Magnum: Oney Lorcan sounds like something the Tin Man says at the beginning of The Wizard of Oz. I was really digging the “Biff Busick” gimmick that he had back in Combat Zone Wrestling. Anyways, this sounds like a great opportunity for Oney to show his wares to a worldwide audience, but I don’t think he’s walking away with the belt. Give me Gulak to retain.
Tom: I don’t have too much on this match, but I don’t see Drew dropping the title tonight. Gulak leaves the champ.
WWE Raw Women’s Championship
Becky Lynch (c) vs. Natalya
Colin: If they wanted to pull a title switch, this would be the place to do it. But I like Becky as the champ and I can totally see Natalya just passing out similar to what Austin did with Bret at WrestleMania. Minus all that blood and guts, obviously. Becky wins.
Magnum: Nattie Neidhart made a personal promise to me last month at the Waterloo HOF that she was going to kick Becky’s ass. There’s no doubt in my mind about that…but there’s a couple of doubts creeping in about whether or not Natalya will win the strap. I’m actually surprised that the odds aren’t too strong in The Man’s favor, but Becky’s the cover girl for the WWE 2K20 video game – there’s no way she’s going to lose the title. As a shocker, I think Natalya will win – but that doesn’t mean the title will change hands.
Tom: I so want to pick Nattie. I want to give her the Waterloo George Tragos/Lou Thesz Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame push, but I just can’t. Becky One Belt wins a great match.
WWE SmackDown Women’s Championship
Bayley (c) vs. Ember Moon
Colin: This should be a good match although their feud hasn’t really clicked for me. Both were great NXT champions but in my opinion both of them haven’t reached their NXT heights on the main roster. Bayley to retain, and hopefully Sasha is back to spoil the party.
Magnum: I’ve actually liked their “can you top this” storyline…most people aren’t paying attention to it, but I think Ember’s made a great accounting for herself so far. I’ve actually enjoyed this build more than the Charlotte/Trish build. If any singles title were to change hands, I wouldn’t be surprised if it happened here. In fact, let’s roll with it. Ember Moon takes the crown.
Tom: I could see all the champs holding on their titles today, but history says some change. I’m hoping Sasha Banks shows up and then trips or distracts Bayley. Then we will see an eclipse, 1-2-3, and Ember Moon becomes the new WWE SmackDown Women’s Champion.
Finn Bálor vs. “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt
Colin: Balor is leaving for a couple of months after this one and this is Wyatt’s first match since his return so I can’t see Wyatt not winning this one. Probably the safest bet out of all the matches – a win for The Fiend.
Magnum: Ah, the debut of BRAY THE CLOWN! Ever get the feeling that this guy is all smoke and mirrors? He’s trying so hard to be Pennywise mixed in with a little bit of Tim & Eric, but it never feels genuine to me. Even as the original incarnation, I never understood what he was supposed to be about. Still, you think he’s going to lose his re-debut? Hell no. The Fiend wins. The only question now…is whether or not Vince has the balls to put The Demon vs. The Fiend on PPV.
Tom: There is no way the Fiend doesn’t win. I see a rematch later of Demon vs The Fiend or maybe The Fiend leading or managing the Demon. But to start this…? Mandible claw on Bálor for the tap out and Wyatt wins.
WWE United States Championship
AJ Styles (c) (w/The OC) vs. Ricochet
Colin: It would be stupid to kill off the momentum that The O.C. has at the moment. It’s cool having all three with titles. I don’t expect AJ to lose this one so fast after winning it.
Magnum: Again, it’s all about upwards trajectory…and The OC will be moving on to bigger and better things from here. Ricochet will eventually move up the ladder, as well…but not tonight. AJ retains.
Tom: The rocket strapped to Ricochet must have run out of gas. As I look through the card, this should be match of the night. But with a little help from his friends, AJ retains his WWE United States Championship.
Goldberg vs. Dolph Ziggler
Colin: Wouldn’t it be awesome if Dolph wins this? After that horrible match against The Undertaker, Goldberg needs a good showing here and Dolph can make that happen. Goldberg is coming off two losses – Lesnar and Taker – so I think he’ll probably win this one LOL!
Magnum: Hey, somebody that Bill can lift up! Goldberg wins.
Tom: Poor Dolph. I hope his contract expires and he can show what he can do in AEW. The real bet of this match should be how long it will be. I am calling a spear, jackhammer, pin, and Goldberg wins in under 3 minutes.
The Women’s Dream Match
Trish Stratus vs. Charlotte Flair
Colin: This is an interesting one because Trish is great and this is her home town. But what will Trish gain from winning this match? Absolutely nothing. She’s not coming back full time, so it makes zero sense for her to win this one. I fully expect Charlotte to win and Trish to tap out.
Magnum: Wow, has this fallen flat for me. I feel really bad for the participants, because this should be an ass-kicking affair with a slow, strong build. Instead, they almost literally threw this at the wall to see if it would stick. Not to worry, though…Toronto fans will be more forgiving. Well, at least until Charlotte wins. 🙂
Tom: It is awesome to see Trish back and hopefully for more than one match. As far as I know it’s one match so Charlotte will get the win and slow build to face Becky at WrestleMania.
If Owens Loses, He Quits WWE
Kevin Owens vs. Shane McMahon
Colin: If there was not this stipulation, I would have probably said that Shane was winning. He’s on a roll lately, isn’t he? I hope KO delivers three, four, five Stunners, pins him and Shane gets a small break.
Magnum: I actually liked the KO Show on Tuesday – I liked that KO called out Shane for being a chicken shit who wouldn’t put his career on the line. As for this match…? This may not be the end of Shane, but this is definitely not the end of KO. Owens wins.
Tom: Austin vs McMahon 2.0 should be an okay match. But the copy is never as good as the original. Owens wins with a Stunner our of nowhere. There will be a Molson beers spilled on the ring as Canadian fans rejoice after seeing to Canucks lose already.
WWE Championship
Kofi Kingston (c) vs. Randy Orton
Colin: These two can deliver a match of the night candidate if they really want to. There’s a long history between these two and Orton always came out on top. I think it’s time for Kofi to get the upper hand on Sunday night. Kofi retains.
Magnum: I’m torn on this one – I don’t know who’s going to be the first WWE Champion when Smackdown moves to FOX in the Fall. I want to believe it’s Kofi, but it’s possible that it won’t be! Orton could ultimately win the title, but this would be a HUGE rub for Kofi if he won this match. Considering the benefits vs. the risks, I’m gonna roll with Kofi one more time.
Tom: I’ve picked against Kofi a couple times since Wrestlemania and have been wrong. Randy doesn’t need a title run and seems odd they would. Kofi gets the win over Orton to still be your WWE Championship.
WWE Universal Championship
Brock Lesnar (c) vs. Seth Rollins
Colin: Man, Rollins has been receiving some brutal, brutal beatings at the hands of Lesnar on Raw. There has to be some sort of a win for Rollins down the line again, but most likely it won’t come at Summerslam. If Brock is back “for good,” then he’ll probably keep the title for a while and not devalue the MITB cash in.
Magnum: I felt really bad for Seth Rollins – When he ended last Monday’s promo with a guarantee that he would beat Brock, the audience should have exploded…instead, they basically shrugged their shoulders and moved on to the next segment. That’s not a good sign for Seth. I want to believe that he’s going to win the title back…but if Lesnar loses, what’s left for him? It’s pretty much a lock that he will never return to UFC…so what’s going to happen? Seth wins and we never hear from Brock again? Fat chance. Brock retains.
Tom: I feel like we’ve seen this before, but here we are again. This one will not start the show like WrestleMania. I feel WWE will retool or update the Rollins character and that starts will Seth crashing into Suplex City. Brock will retain with 13 German suplexes.
Well, folks, there you have it! Mathematically, each of us have our own path to victory. What do you think? Let us know on Twitter! Until next PPV, this is @TheMagnumDA signing off.
With hours away from SummerSlam, here are the odds for all the matches that are part of tonight’s card. Please remember that these odds will most likely change throughout the night so be careful when placing a bet with real money. You can start betting on casinobushi by choosing which player you are rooting on or you may want to gamble through slot games.
Universal champion Brock Lesnar remains the favorite to retain the title tonight with his odds at 4/6. Seth Rollins, who guaranteed that he will defeat Lesnar, is at 10/11. Kofi Kingston is also the favorite to keep his WWE title against Randy Orton, with Kofi’s odds at 1/2 and those of Orton at 6/4.
Over at the women’s division, Raw Women’s champion Becky Lynch is 1/5 favorite to retain the Raw Women’s title against Natalya who is at 7/2. Things are also looking good for Bayley who is 1/2 favorite to retain her Smackdown Women’s title against Ember Moon who is at 6/4.
Two other titles are on the line at SummerSlam. The United States title defended by AJ Styles looks like it is staying within The O.C. as Styles is 4/6 favorite and Ricochet the underdog at 11/10. The Cruiserweight match, which is being moved to the Kick-Off show, has Drew Gulak at 1/3 favorite against Oney Lorcan at 9/4.
Bray Wyatt, in his first match back since his return, is 1/16 overwhelming favorite against Finn Balor who is a distant 7/1. Goldberg is also the big favorite in his match against Dolph Ziggler, with his odds at 1/6 against Ziggler who is 7/2. Is Kevin Owens leaving WWE? According to bookmakers, no. Owens is 1/3 favorite in his singles match against Shane McMahon who is 9/4. And last but not least, Charlotte Flair is 2/7 favorite in her match against Trish Stratus who is 5/2.
In an interview with Inside the Ropes on YouTube, former WWE Women’s champion and Hall of Famer Trish Stratus confirmed that tonight will be her last match after stepping out of retirement a couple of times since she hung up her boots at Unforgiven in 2006.
Stratus said that “it just feels right” and with the match being against Charlotte and on the second biggest WWE pay-per-view of the year, it can’t get much better than that. Trish said that she’s getting older and it will be a special moment that she won’t be able to recreate so it’s a good time to bow out in Toronto.
When asked what made her step out of retirement again for this match, Trish said that it was an opportunity she couldn’t pass up and feels like she’s representing her era against Charlotte. “Whether I’m proving it to the fans, or proving it to my kids, but really I’m proving it to myself,” Trish responded.
The Hall of Famer called her opponent “an amazing athlete” and “an incredible performer” and said that for this match, she has to dig deep and “tap into whatever I need to tap into to make this a memorable match.”
While Trish has wrestled a couple of times over the past several years, this will be her first one-on-one match ever since that match against Lita at Unforgiven.
