Survivor Series 2025 photo and autograph ops have gone on sale with nine WWE Superstars so far scheduled, and more likely to be added.
These will take place at the San Diego Convention Center Hall H, the same place where the Superstore will be located.
Scheduled for Friday, November 28 are Bron Breakker, Iyo Sky, Kairi Sane, and Nia Jax. Those appearing on Saturday are Dragon Lee and Michin, and on Sunday it’s Bronson Reed, Dominik Mysterio, and Jey Uso.
Chelsea Green became a two-time WWE Women’s United States champion last night after she pinned Giulia to retake her gold.
The very quick match had the interference of Kiana James on behalf of Giulia and Alba Fyre on behalf of Green, with Green getting the last laugh after she rolled up the Japanese star and put her legs on the ropes for leverage, pinning the champ.
Ethan Page, who was at ringside for the match, celebrated with Green afterward and lifted her up as she posed with the two titles. Page and Green won the AAA Mixed Tag Team titles last week as well. Both Page and Green are now double champs.
Green was the inaugural WWE Women’s United States champion, winning it on December 14, 2024 at Saturday Night’s Main Event. She spent 132 days as champion. Giulia became the longest-reigning champ so far with 133 days.
Two more matches from The Last Time Is Now tournament were announced by Smackdown General Manager Nick Aldis last night and they will take place on next week’s episode of Smackdown.
The first match is The Miz vs Jey Uso while the second match features LA Knight vs a surprise opponent, most likely someone who doesn’t work in WWE.
The Last Time Is Now tournament to determine John Cena’s final opponent will kick off this Monday on Raw, with Rusev vs Damian Priest and Sheamus vs Shinsuke Nakamura in first round matches.
Four matches, including two for titles, are set for tonight’s Friday Night Smackdown airing live on USA Network at 8PM ET.
WWE United States Women’s champion Giulia will defend her title against former champion Chelsea Green while the men’s United States champion, Ilja Dragunov, will continue the open challenge on tonight’s show.
Also, Charlotte Flair takes on Nia Jax and Rey Fenix battles Talla Tonga. Plus, WWE champion Cody Rhodes appears and so will new WWE Women’s champion Jade Cargill.
Smackdown also airs live on Netflix for international viewers.
In an interview on the TMZ Inside the Ring podcast on YouTube, Ridge Holland took responsibility for his early release from WWE, saying his outburst on X was all his own fault.
The Brit’s contract was terminated a week early for breaching his WWE contract after he wrote that he was getting “totally f*cked” by his employer.
“The most recent thing was definitely down to my outburst on Twitter, so I’ve got to take responsibility for that, like I just needed to vent, and I didn’t go about it the right way,” Holland said.
He said that everyone who signs the contract knows what’s in it and he clearly breached the termination clause.
“I let my emotions get the best of me and I just felt that like I had some bad news that day regarding the situation,” he continued, adding that he’s embarrassed about what he did.
“So as much as people want to point the finger at WWE, you know, you probably want to point the other three fingers at myself,” he said. “Really, it was just a lapse in judgment, and it’s something that I’m going to take responsibility for.”
Earlier in the 30-minute interview, Holland wanted to clarify that he holds no ill will towards WWE for the decisions they take.
“I just want to say for the record that, like…I’m never going to go out there and bash WWE. I love my time there,” he said. “I had a great time. Met some great people, and I’m grateful for my time there, the opportunities that they gave me.”
While Mercedes Mone won’t get title #13 with the AEW Women’s Tag Team titles, she has an opportunity to get to that number next week when she goes for the APAC Women’s title from an indie promotion in Malaysia at the House of Glory Superclash show on November 15.
Taking place from Brentwood, New York, Mone will challenge Nor “Phoenix” Diana for this title, a title which the 25-year-old Malaysian has held since October 14, 2023 for a total of 755 days and counting!
That number is most likely coming to a screeching halt come November 15 as Mone has rarely failed at championship matches, especially at indie shows.
Diana had called out Mone in the past when she was still in her early days collecting titles.
Smackdown has seen a decent drop in attendance lately, with the October 31, tonight’s, and next week’s shows doing well below the 2025 average.
Last week’s show in Salt Lake City on Halloween night drew just over 7,000 fans. Tonight’s event at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville is only at around 6,200 fans in a 14,000-seater arena according to @WrestleTix while next week’s show at the MVP Arena in Albany is nearly at 7,000 in another 14,000-seater arena.
Smackdown has averaged almost 11,000 tickets distributed for 2025 but a combination of high ticket sales and a less-than-exciting product has put a dent on sales.
WWE President Nick Khan yesterday doubled-down on the TKO ticket strategy for WWE shows, showing no signs of tickets being reduced.
Maxxine Dupri sat down with Chris Van Vliet in Tampa, Florida to discuss getting engaged to Anthony Luke and teaming with her fiancé on WWE live events, her in-ring progression that included standout matches with Becky Lynch, working with Nikki Bella, the storyline where her late brother was brought up, dealing with criticism, and more!
On her WWE progression:
“I felt like I was swimming upstream for a long time, just that constant treading water, just trying to stay afloat. But being on the live events has helped me immensely. Obviously, training is so important, of course, but there’s just something you can’t mimic about performing in front of a live crowd. I think for me, a lot of it is the mental side of it. I need to practice having those nerves, having things change, not having a ton of time to rehearse something or be prepared for something new I’ve never done. I was telling Coach Bloom, I said, thank you so much for putting me on this loop, because that was my first time doing a triple threat, and I’m so grateful that I got to do my first triple threat on a live event instead of on Monday Night Raw. As cool as it is to have those first experiences on Raw, there’s just so much you don’t know until you’re in it. So I’m just so grateful that I’m getting to kind of check off that checklist on live events.”
On working with Nikki Bella:
“Oh my goodness. It’s a dream, seriously, my Total Divas dreams. I’m in the locker room with Nattie and Nikki. It’s unbelievable. It has been so fun. It was Evolution when we got to do a little spot in the ring together, me, Nattie and Nikki. And I was like, love that. It was such a cool moment. I was grateful to be a part of it. I always say, whoever said don’t meet your heroes, they never met Nikki Bella or Brie Bella, because they are a thousand times better than what I imagined. They are the most wholesome, down-to-earth, kind, loving, beautiful humans you’ll ever meet. We actually had the best time in Paris with them. Me and Jackie went out and met up with Nikki and Brie and their photographer who was with them, Claire. She’s also amazing, which is also a testament to them. Every single person that is around them, to their core, is a wonderful human. Everyone I meet, a manager, whoever, I’m like, wow, you just surround yourself with such amazing people, it shines through them. But that night, I learned Brie is hilarious. If she needs a side gig, she should do comedy. I was crying laughing the whole time.”
On learning from Chad Gable:
“Oh my gosh, so much. He’s actually someone kind of what I was saying earlier, he’s a man of few words. So when he tells me something, I take it to heart, because he’s someone that can look at something creatively. Just the business, the mind he has for this business, he’s just able to zoom out and see everything and give me these pointers that I’m like, duh, why didn’t I think of that? But I would never, and he sees it so clearly. So I go to him a lot for things like that, because when it comes to matches and just his ability to understand this business truly is out of this world.”
On whether she was ok with her late brother being used in storylines:
“Yes, 100%. It was that line I said, I was the originator of the idea. So I said, we had the layout of the match where she’s going to yell at me and I’m going to walk out of the ring. And I just felt like if you want me to walk out of the ring, give me a reason to walk out of the ring. To me, I didn’t look at it as a negative towards my brother or towards my situation. To me, it felt like a positive, I get to bring light to the fact that I have a brother. To me, it was we’re gonna acknowledge someone that’s my whole world that passed away, whether she’s saying it in a negative way or positive way, to me, it was a positive. And I love Candice, she’s an angel, such a wonderful human, a wonderful mom. I don’t have anything bad to say about her.”
The Blood and Guts episode of Dynamite next week is officially set to be 2 hours and 30 minutes long, with TBS giving AEW an extra 30 minutes for this particular broadcast.
The show will have two Blood and Guts matches, one for the men, and for the first time ever, one for the women.
The men’s match will be five on five, with Darby Allin, Roderick Strong, Mark Briscoe, Orange Cassidy, and Kyle O’Reilly taking on The Death Riders faction featuring Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, Daniel Garcia, and Pac.
The women’s match will be six on six and has Jamie Hayter, Willow Nightingale, Harley Cameron, “Timeless” Toni Storm, Mina Shirakawa, and Kris Statlander vs Julia Hart, Skye Blue, Thekla, Megan Bayne, Marina Shafir, and Mercedes Mone.
Dynamite will kick off in its usual 8PM ET time slot on TBS and also streaming on HBO Max.
WWE announced 11 new Raw and Smackdown locations for the road to WrestleMania, with dates between February and April.
There are five Raw shows and six Smackdown shows in the announcement, with tickets going on sale for each event on Friday, November 14 at 10AM local time.
Raw on February 2 will be at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, on February 9 at Rocket Arena in Cleveland, on February 16 at FedExForum in Memphis, on February 23 at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, and on March 2 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
Smackdown on February 6 is at Spectrum Center in Charlotte, on February 13 at American Airlines Center in Dallas, on February 20 at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, on February 27 at KFC Yum! Center in Louisville, on March 20 at Lenovo Center in Raleigh, and on April 3 at Enterprise Center in St. Louis.
WWE will spend a couple of weeks in Europe in January on the road to the Royal Rumble before heading back to the United States for a week and then back to Saudi Arabia for the premium live event.
Former WWE Women’s World champion Liv Morgan rocked the red carpet at The Stranger Things Season 5 world premiere yesterday, wearing a stunning dress that left zero for the imagination!
The premiere for the Netflix series was held at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles, California.
Morgan has been out of action since June after dislocating her shoulder in a match against Kairi Sane. She has not appeared on WWE television since then, although she was present at the WrestleMania 43 announcement in Las Vegas.
NXT this week drew pretty much identical ratings as last week’s show, with 528,000 viewers, up just 1,000 viewers compared to the prior week. While there was no major sports, it was election night in America which drew larger numbers than usual. The show had a 0.08 rating in 18-49, up 0.01 from last week. (Ratings credit: Programming Insider)
WWE President Nick Khan said that capacity at WWE events have continued to be “very high” and they have increased prices “appropriately with the marketplace” during a conference call with investors yesterday.
Khan said they remain bullish about their strategy, which involved reducing the non-televised live events which were not profitable to create scarcity in the market for their televised events and international expansion.
“So even in January, you’ll see us on a European tour for Raw and SmackDown leading into Royal Rumble, which takes place in Saudi Arabia. Tickets already on fire for that event and again, creates more scarcity in the United States, which is a good thing in terms of our overall gates,” Khan said responding to a question by Goldman Sachs Group.
WWE has been criticized for increasing their ticket prices by a wide margin, and while some events have indeed continued to sell well, others, such as WrestleMania 42 have fallen flat.
A GoFundMe campaign to support Ridge Holland and his family was launched after Holland had his WWE contract terminated early due to a breach of contract, just one week before his deal expired.
The goal is to reach $60,000 which would help the family at least pay their mortgage and offer stability for their three children as Holland recovers from an injury he suffered while working a TNA match for WWE.
“They are at risk of losing their home. Of falling into debt they may never escape. Of having their kids face a holiday season filled with fear and uncertainty rather than joy,” the description reads. “This family needs a lifeline — and they need it now.”
WWE Superstar Chelsea Green already donated $1,000 and set it up as a monthly recurrence while Nick Jackson of The Young Bucks also chipped in another grand.
On today’s episode of SiriusXM’s The Nikki and Brie Show, Nikki Garcia reflected on her latest Monday Night RAW match with Stephanie Vaquer and discussed the feedback she receives from Brie’s husband, Bryan Danielson.
Nikki Garcia on receiving advice from Bryan Danielson (20:23-20:47)
Nikki Garcia: It was cute because at RAW yesterday, I was talking with some of the girls and we were talking about my match last week and I was like, “Yeah, and Bryan and blah, blah,” and they’re like, “Oh my god, how cool. So, Bryan gives you advice?” I’m like, “Yeah, he gives me feedback. He has sent me stuff to watch. He’ll tell me things to work on,” and they’re like, “Dude, you’re so lucky,” and I’m like, I know and I go, “And he’s honest.” That’s why last night, did you notice how I was a little more, why do I keep, I had more intensity going into things?
Nikki Garcia reflects on Monday Night RAW match with Stephanie Vaquer (23:38-24:30)
Nikki Garcia: Stephanie and I are the type of baby faces that are not your typical baby faces, right? We both very much have the same type of aura. Do you know what I mean?
Brie Garcia: For sure.
Nikki Garcia: We both were actually talking about that yesterday, that a lot of our chemistry too is just our presence is very similar and in certain ways of how we work, you know, of course she is more that very heavy luchadora, like she does incredible lucha moves, but we have just that aura is very much similar. Our presence.
Brie Garcia: Yeah, and you can tell everyone’s loving it, loving you guys together.
Nikki Garcia: I love working with her. I really have just, I just love it and how amazing her English is getting, like just every week she amazes me when we’re doing our promos and pre-tapes together and stuff.
The Nikki & Brie Show hosted by Nikki & Brie Garcia is available anytime on the SiriusXM app. New episodes every Monday and Thursday. Listen to the full episode here.
The Hernando High School announced that its renaming their annual wrestling tournament to The Windham Rotunda Memorial Invitational, paying tribute to Bray Wyatt who attended the same high school and played wrestling football for the school.
The announcement was made via a post on social media with the blessing of the Rotunda family and tournament sponsor Kiwanis.
The school is also creating a scholarship fund in his Windham’s name which will be presented to one senior wrestler every year before the finals of the tournament.
“This will be our 44th year hosting one of the most established high school wrestling tournaments in the state of Florida,” wrote coach David Pritz. “Windham was my teammate and one of the most memorable athletes to ever wear the Purple and Gold. I hope this can be a small tribute to his lasting legacy. He is a true legend and someone we will never forget.”
Professional wrestling has always been more than just a sport — it’s a global spectacle, a mix of athleticism, drama, storytelling, and crowd psychology. Whether it’s a shocking heel turn, a surprise debut, or a WrestleMania main event years in the making, the world of sports entertainment thrives on unpredictability. Yet, in recent years, fans have started engaging with wrestling in a new way — not just as spectators, but as participants in a growing betting ecosystem.
Wagering on wrestling might seem unusual at first glance. After all, matches are predetermined, and outcomes are scripted. But for sportsbooks and passionate fans alike, this actually adds another layer of complexity. Betting markets are less about “luck” and more about interpreting creative direction, reading industry trends, and predicting long-term story arcs. It’s about who has momentum backstage, what narratives are being built, and how fan reactions can influence booking decisions.
Much like predicting the outcome of a season finale for a TV show, wrestling betting requires a unique blend of insider knowledge, logical deduction, and gut feeling. As the global sports wagering market expands, this niche corner of entertainment betting continues to grow — drawing in not just die-hard wrestling fans but also seasoned bettors looking for new challenges.
What Sportsbooks Know That Fans Often Miss
One of the most fascinating aspects of wrestling betting is how sportsbooks set their odds. Unlike traditional sports, where performance data and statistics heavily dictate the numbers, wrestling odds are shaped by speculation, leaks, and fan sentiment. For example, if a major outlet reports that a top superstar is scheduled for a push, sportsbooks may adjust the lines for upcoming matches accordingly. Similarly, social media buzz, merchandise sales, and even subtle narrative clues can influence betting markets.
Consider major events like WrestleMania, AEW All In, or the Royal Rumble. These shows attract massive betting activity because they’re the culmination of months — sometimes years — of storyline development. A returning legend teased on social media, a contract that’s rumored to be expiring, or a sudden character change can all swing the odds dramatically in the days leading up to the event.
What’s more, the betting markets often predict outcomes before they happen. Fans paying close attention to odds movements can sometimes anticipate surprise wins or shocking betrayals. For example, when Cody Rhodes was unexpectedly favored to win the 2023 Royal Rumble weeks before the event, many fans saw it as a sign that WWE’s creative direction was already set. They were right.
This predictive power makes betting markets a fascinating lens through which to view the wrestling world. It’s not just about wagering money — it’s about understanding the deeper mechanics of the industry and how decisions are made behind the curtain.
Where Storylines Meet Stakes: The Future of Wrestling Betting
As wrestling continues to evolve, so too does the betting landscape around it. The rise of digital platforms, cryptocurrency, and new forms of interactive fan engagement is expanding how fans participate. Betting on wrestling is no longer limited to match outcomes. Some platforms now offer wagers on everything from surprise returns to stipulation changes and even crowd reactions.
There’s also growing crossover between traditional sports betting and entertainment-based wagering. Fans who once stuck to NFL or UFC bets are now exploring the storytelling-driven world of wrestling, drawn by the unique challenge it presents. And with the rise of crypto-based gaming platforms, even more innovative betting opportunities are emerging — such as those found in bitcoin jackpot games, where the excitement of the squared circle meets the thrill of digital wagering.
Critics often point out that betting on a scripted product is risky, but supporters argue that it’s no different from fantasy leagues, political betting, or entertainment awards wagering — all of which thrive on analysis and prediction rather than athletic performance. As long as transparency and responsible gaming measures remain a priority, wrestling betting is poised to continue growing as a legitimate and entertaining niche.
Final Bell: Why Betting Adds a New Dimension to Wrestling
Professional wrestling has always thrived on passion, speculation, and storytelling — three elements that align perfectly with the psychology of betting. For fans who love dissecting promos, predicting long-term narratives, and staying one step ahead of creative decisions, the betting markets offer a deeper, more analytical way to experience the action.
As WWE, AEW, and other promotions push the boundaries of sports entertainment, the integration of wagering into the fan experience is likely to expand. Whether you’re a casual viewer or a lifelong fan, understanding the odds and following the markets can enrich your appreciation of the product. It’s no longer just about who wins or loses — it’s about being part of the bigger picture, where powerbombs and parlays collide to create a whole new dimension of wrestling fandom.
The current NWA National champion, Mike Mondo, took to social media to call out AEW President Tony Khan for creating the AEW National Championship.
Mondo won the title on the NWA 77th Anniversary Show on August 16 in Huntington, New York.
“Let me be CLEAR. There is only ONE NWA & there is only one PRESTIGIOUS National Championship that holds legit lineage & has for decades,” Mondo wrote. “So to Tony Khan or anyone else confused… here’s the legit title, with the company it belongs to & the legit National Champion! MY NAME IS MIKE MONDO.”
The NWA National Championship was created in January 1980 with Austin Idol becoming the first champion at Georgia Championship Wrestling.
Mondo is also known as Mikey of The Spirit Squad from his WWE stint.
TKO Group Holdings, Inc. yesterday announced financial results for its third quarter ended September 30, 2025.
“TKO delivered solid third quarter financial results, and with UFC and WWE’s sustained momentum, we are once again raising our full-year guidance,” said Ariel Emanuel, Executive Chair and CEO of TKO. “Having secured landmark multiyear media rights deals for UFC, WWE, and Zuffa Boxing, our conviction in TKO has never been stronger. We remain focused on operational execution, including preparing for UFC’s launch with Paramount, further integrating and unlocking synergies with IMG, On Location, and PBR, and maximizing shareholder value.”
TKO revenue decreased 27%, or $420.8 million, to $1.120 billion. The decrease primarily reflected a decrease of $29.7 million at UFC, to $325.2 million, an increase of $75.8 million at WWE, to $402.1 million, and a decrease of $492.4 million at IMG, to $336.7 million. The decrease at the IMG segment was primarily attributable to revenue recorded in the prior year period for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Net Income was $106.8 million, an increase of $103.4 million from $3.4 million in the prior year period. The increase primarily reflected a decrease in operating expenses partially offset by the decrease in revenue. The decrease in operating expenses reflected a decrease in direct operating costs of $572.0 million, partially offset by an increase in depreciation and amortization of $14.2 million. Selling, general and administrative expenses were essentially flat. The decrease in direct operating costs was primarily due to expenses recorded in the prior year period at the IMG segment for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
For WWE, revenue increased 23%, or $75.8 million, to $402.1 million primarily related to a $31.4 million increase in live events and hospitality revenue, a $21.5 million increase in media rights, production and content revenue, and a $18.2 million increase in partnerships and marketing revenue.
The increase in live events and hospitality revenue was primarily due to higher ticket sales revenue as well as an increase in site fees, most notably related to the first ever two-night SummerSlam and Wrestlepalooza, the launch event for the company’s new distribution agreement with ESPN.
The increase in media rights, production and content revenue was primarily related to higher rights fees for WWE’s premium live events due to two additional nights of programing as compared to the prior year period.
The increase in partnerships and marketing revenue was primarily due to new partners and an increase in fees from renewals compared to the prior year period.
The full press release is available at TKOGRP.com.
As social media platforms are becoming more competitive, creators, influencers, and businesses are always seeking to expand their online presence. SubscriberZ is one service that has created buzz as it promises to bring about rapid growth of followers, social proof and visibility. However, in 2025, having changed the algorithms and increased the platform policy, most people are asking: Does SubscriberZ actually work in 2025? Here is my unfiltered review of the site where I tried the platform, looked into its functions, and looked at real results to provide you with a candid view.
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Quality of Follower: Real or Bot Account?
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Cons of SubscriberZ in 2025
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My Experience: Testing SubscriberZ
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