Naomi and Seth Rollins won their respective Money In The Bank ladder matches last night and now they have to carry the briefcase and be able to cash in any time, on any title they want over the next year.
This is the first-ever MITB win for Naomi who participated in four previous MITB ladder matches in 2018, 2019, 2021, and 2024. She was a favorite in the odds leading up to the show.
For Seth Rollins, this is his second MITB win and held the briefcase for 273 days before cashing in at WrestleMania 31 the first time around. He participated in the 2014, 2021, and 2022 editions prior to last night and now has a 50% win rate overall.
WWE has officially doubled down on Vegas and announced that WrestleMania 42 will be returning to Sin City in 2026.
The show will be held on Saturday, April 18 and Sunday, April 19 at the Allegiant Stadium, and it’s only the second time ever that the same city and same stadium will host a back-to-back WrestleMania since 1988 and 1989 when WWE did WrestleMania IV and V at the Trump Plaza in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
All the other weekend shows are expected to take place from the T-Mobile Arena.
WrestleMania 42 was originally announced to be from New Orleans, Louisiana, but the company pulled out from that agreement last month.
Money In The Bank ended with a shocker, and no, it was not a cash-in, but it ended with the return of R-Truth.
As the tag team main event was coming to a close and John Cena clocked Cody Rhodes with the WWE title again, a hooded man entered the ring and speared Cena, followed by a ground and pound.
He then picked up the WWE title from the ring and unmasked himself as R-Truth with the fans inside the Intuit Dome going absolutely bananas. Truth then hit Cena with the championship and got the hell outta dodge, allowing Rhodes to recover, hit the Cross Rhodes, and pin the champion to end a chaotic main event.
Truth, who was released from the company last week, received a ton of support from fans and peers alike, with several “We want Truth” chants during WWE television this week.
Asked about Truth in the post-show press conference, Triple H it was “all part of the show” and refused to divulge more into the situation.
Here are the results from last night’s Money In The Bank which took place live from the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California.
Naomi defeated Alexa Bliss, Stephanie Vaquer, Giulia, Roxanne Perez, and Rhea Ripley to win the women’s Money In The Bank ladder match; Dominik Mysterio defeated Octagon Jr.; Becky Lynch defeated Lyra Valkyria to become the new WWE Women’s Intercontinental champion; Seth Rollins defeated Solo Sikoa, Penta, Andrade, El Grande Americano, and LA Knight to win the men’s Money In The Bank ladder match; Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso defeated Logan Paul and John Cena.
Here are the results from the WWE/AAA Worlds Collide event which took place from the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California.
Octagon Jr., Aero Star, and Mr. Iguana defeated Dragon Lee, Cruz Del Toro, and Lince Dorado in a six-man tag team match; Stephanie Vaquer and Lola Vice defeated Chik Tormenta and Dalys; Santos Escobar, Angel, and Berto defeated El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr., Pagano, and Psycho Clown in a six-man tag team match; Ethan Page defeated Je’Von Evans, Laredo Kid, and Rey Fenix to retain the NXT North American title in a fatal four-way match; El Hijo del Vikingo defeated Chad Gable to retain the AAA Mega title.
Rey Mysterio made his first appearance since the night before WrestleMania today at the WWE/AAA Worlds Collide event in Inglewood, California.
Mysterio, who was injured on the Smackdown on the eve of WrestleMania and missed the show, opened Worlds Collide with an in-ring interview and noted that he was part of the original Worlds Collide event in 1994.
He said that he thought lucha libre would only be seen in Mexico but he’s proud to see the evolution of lucha libre and now the entire world can watch what he loved as kid.
Mysterio stayed in the ring for the introduction of the first match, involving Mr. Iguana, Aerostar, Octagon Jr., Lince Dorado, Dragon Lee, and Cruz Del Toro, all of whom shook hands with Mysterio.
Rey’s son Dom Mysterio and Liv Morgan were also in attendance and shown sitting at ringside for the first match.
Another match was added to the Money In The Bank premium live event for tonight as the WWE Intercontinental title will be on the line in an impromptu match.
Dom Mysterio, who was at ringside at Worlds Collide, got into a brawl with Octagon Jr. following the opening match which saw Octagon Jr., Mr. Iguana, and Aerostar defeat Lince Dorado, Cruz Del Toro, and Dragon Lee.
Mysterio grabbed the mic and berated the three AAA stars for being fans of his father and then Octagon Jr. came for a face-to-face. Mysterio and Octagon Jr. came to blows after Dom pushed him and the two brawled in and out of the ring.
With referees and Liv Morgan breaking up the fight, Mysterio took the microphone again and challenged Octagon Jr. for a title match later in the day at Money In The Bank to a big pop from the crowd.
Speaking to TMZ, Shane McMahon said that his father Vince has been doing “really well” and is enjoying life and getting a bit of a rest.
Shane, however, said that we all know how Vince is and he’s doing “the next thing and that’s what he’s focused on.”
What “the next thing is” is running his brand new company, 14TH & I and not a new wrestling promotion, which Shane flat out said that those rumors are false.
Shane said that his father still owns a “big part” of TKO so you never know what’s going to happen there when asked about the recent rumors that Vince was toying with the idea to buy back WWE. McMahon only owns around 3% of TKO shares and has no voting power anymore so he’s just getting richer on the company’s continued success.
Asked about his meeting with AEW President Tony Khan last year in Texas, McMahon said that he wished AEW continued success.
“But it’s not WWE. It’s not the company I helped build. But you never know what’s going to happen in this business,” Shane said.
Hello everybody! It’s @TheMagnumDA bringing you this month’s Pick’em report. Today, we’re doing DOUBLE DUTY! Colin will be defending the WOPC Championship in a two-show marathon, covering both WWE/AAA Worlds Collide and Money In The Bank!
Here’s how the point system will work for today’s picks:
The WWE/AAA Worlds Collide picks will be worth 1 point per match.
The non-ladder match picks during Money in the Bank will be worth 2 points per match.
The ladder match picks during Money in the Bank will be worth 3 points each!!
With that in mind…ON WITH THE PICKS for AAA/WWE Worlds Collide!
Stephanie Vaquer and Lola Vice vs. Chik Tormenta and Dalys
Colin: Vaquer is probably one of the best things on WWE television right now. She is a proper Superstar. One of the only two on double duty today, which says a lot. I don’t see her and Lola Vice losing this one, so my pick goes for Stephanie and Lola.
Magnum: Stephanie has certainly made a splash since debuting on the main roster earlier this week. First, she picks up a MITB qualifier win, and now she’s part of the AAA/WWE showcase event. What a weekend the Dark Angel has lined up for herself! Expect Vaquer and Lola Vice to take the victory in this tag team match.
Santos Escobar, Angel, and Berto vs. El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr., Pagano, and Psycho Clown
Colin: I’m not very familiar with the AAA trio here to be completely honest although I have seen them in action. Legado Del Fantasma has not been used greatly on WWE television and I wouldn’t be surprised if they do the job here. But they do need a win and Berto and Angel challenging for the tag team titles at the next AAA show, I’m gonna pick Legado for the W.
Magnum: Looking forward to this Trios match, and I’m glad that Legado finally have something they can sink their teeth into. I liked that vignette last night on Smackdown – Will that translate into victory today? As much as I’d like to say “si”, I’m going to go with the established AAA names. I’ll take the Pagano, Psycho Clown, and the Son of Wagner Jr.
Dragon Lee, Cruz Del Toro, and Lince Dorado vs. Octagón Jr., Aero Star, and Mr. Iguana
Colin: Sucks for Joaquin Wilde who misses this show but that’s the nature of the beast I guess. Dragon Lee has also not been used to his potential on WWE TV and I wonder why they even got him. Maybe he gets a much-needed win today? I’m picking Lee, Del Toro, and Dorado to win.
Magnum: Dorado was a last-minute replacement after Joaquín Wilde was injured with a concussion – it will be great to see Lince back in a WWE ring! That said, this is meant to be a showcase for some of AAA’s top talent – expect a victory for Octagon, Aero Star, and Mr. Iguana.
Fatal 4 Way – NXT North American Championship Ethan Page (c) vs. Je’Von Evans vs. Laredo Kid vs. Rey Fénix
Colin: For me, Kid and Fenix are automatically out of the equation since they don’t appear in NXT, which leaves Page and Evans. Evans is a modern-day Jeff Hardy and Page is great in his role. He should be on the main roster to be honest and will drop the title before that, but not today. Page wins.
Magnum: This is a unique addition to the card – essentially, Laredo Kid is the only AAA talent in this match, but he’ll be a great addition to what was already an exciting match on paper. I expect Ethan Page to retain the title, but this is going to be fast, furious, and high-flying. Look for this match to steal the entire show.
AAA Mega Championship El Hijo del Vikingo (c) vs. Chad Gable
Colin: There’s no way they are stripping off El Hijo del Vikingo the title just a week after winning it, right? Although the idea of Gable being the AAA Mega champion would be hilarious. Okay, not going to happen. Vikingo wins.
Magnum: I find this match quite intriguing – I’m curious to know why they decided on Chad Gable getting the title shot (instead of El Grande Americano)…the only plausible theory is that Gable loses this match, and then maybe El Grande Americano uses the briefcase to cash in at a later point? If that’s not the case, then I don’t know why the roles are reversed – Gable should be in MITB, and EGA should be wrestling for the AAA Mega Championship. Either way, if Gable performed as EGA, I’d roll with him…since he’s not? Vikingo to retain.
…and now, ON WITH THE PICKS for Money in the Bank!
WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship Last Chance Rules – Becky’s Last IC Title Shot vs. The Handshake Lyra Valkyria (c) vs. Becky Lynch
Colin: Everyone is expecting Becky to win this one. I’m hoping Bayley comes in and costs her the match, allowing Lyra to win and retain the title and then Becky can move on for her program against Bayley. Becky doesn’t need the IC title. Lyra wins.
Magnum: As the stipulation mentions…if Becky loses this match, she’ll never get another IC title match for as long as Lyra remains champion. On the other hand, if Becky wins, Lyra must shake hands and acknowledge Becky as the better wrestler. Usually, in a Last Chance match, I’ll pick whoever has their back to the wall or is in a “no way out” type of situation. I get the sense that The Man has her back to the wall here, so I’ll take Becky to win the title and get her handshake.
Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso vs. John Cena and Logan Paul
Colin: After last night’s Smackdown, I can’t think of an alternate ending other than Cody and Jey reigning supreme at the end of this match. Jey is headed for a big championship defense on Monday and needs a win here. Cody needs his revenge on Cena, even if there’s nothing on the line. Will we see Travis Scott? I say we will! Cody and Jey win.
Magnum: I don’t even know what to make of this match. Then again, at least we didn’t get the six-man tag involving Travis Scott! As for this match…it’s going to be interesting to see where they put this match on the card. If it’s the Main Event, then we have the intrigue of a possible cash-in. If not? Look for this match to put Cody back on the map as the #1 Contender to the WWE Championship. I’ll takes Rhodes & Uso to win it.
Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match Alexa Bliss vs. Roxanne Perez vs. Rhea Ripley vs. Giulia vs. Naomi vs. Stephanie Vaquer
Colin: All of them would make a great contender to be quite honest. I’m gonna tell you what I want, and not necessarily what’s going to happen: GIULIA. She’s my pick. They need to build her to the monster she was in Japan. That Giulia is awesome and if they can replicate that here, then she’s going to be money.
Magnum: Boy, oh boy, the odds in Vegas have been ALL OVER THE PLACE for this match. At one point, Naomi was a serious favorite, but in the markets I’ve seen…there’s two names that have also emerged as favorites – Stephanie Vaquer and Rhea Ripley. Lost in the shuffle is poor Roxanne Perez – I really thought they’d rocket her to the briefcase, but it looks like they’re going to let this thing with Liv simmer just a little bit longer. Because of the huge jump in odds, I’m going to take a chance and roll with the Dark Angel. Give me Stephanie Vaquer to win the whole thing!
Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match Solo Sikoa vs. LA Knight vs. Penta vs. Seth Rollins vs. Andrade vs. El Grande Americano
Colin: I mean the obvious one to win here is Seth Rollins, right? I don’t think Penta, Andrade, or El Grande Americano have a shot in this but they will all contribute greatly to this match. Solo has been kinda drifting with no purpose since the Bloodline saga somewhat ended. LA Knight would be a good pick, but his U.S. title run was disastrous in my opinion. Brings me back to Rollins, who in this role, would make the most sense.
Magnum: Again, the odds in Vegas have been jumping over the last 1-2 weeks, although there’s been one clear favorite at the top – Seth Freaking Rollins. Since becoming a Paul Heyman Guy, Seth has aligned himself with the Brons (Reed and Brekker) and has made his destination crystal clear – he wants to once again be the World Heavyweight Champion. It’s fascinating to watch the odds for LA Knight and El Grande Americano drop, but I guess the question for me is…who is on the horizon for either of those guys? The most likely scenario is the one I mentioned above (where Gable loses to Vikingo by El Grande beats him after cashing in the briefcase to challenge for the AAA Mega Championship). For now, let’s settle on Rollins to win, but it’ll be a pleasant surprise if either Knight or El Grande leave with the briefcase.
Alright everyone, that’s going to do it for the Pick’em Crew! We’ll be back later this month when WWE returns to Saudi Arabia…until then, this is @TheMagnumDA signing off! Thanks as always for checking us out!
Live from the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California, WWE presents Money In The Bank 2025 on Peacock and Netflix. The full card is as follows:
Solo Sikoa vs LA Knight vs Penta vs Seth Rollins vs Andrade vs El Grande Americano in a Money In The Bank ladder match; Alexa Bliss vs Roxanne Perez vs Rhea Ripley vs Giulia vs Naomi vs Stephanie Vaquer in a Money In The Bank ladder match; Lyra Valkyria vs Becky Lynch in a last chance match for the WWE Women’s Intercontinental title; Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso vs John Cena and Logan Paul; Dominik Mysterio vs Octagon Jr. for the WWE Intercontinental title.
The Countdown to Money In The Bank will start at 5:30PM ET airing live on WWE’s social media properties. The premium live event then follows with a 7PM ET start time, followed by the post-show immediately after the conclusion of the event.
Tonight’s Money In The Bank premium live event is just shy of 900 tickets for a complete sellout, with the event currently at 16,242 tickets distributed according to @WrestleTix.
While the arena is configured for 16,920, there are 17,200 seats on the Ticketmaster map and WWE managed to fit 17,107 for the Raw Netflix debut in January.
The majority of the tickets remaining are behind the entrance and with a minimal stage setup, every seat behind it is open.
Cheapest tickets are $192.55 which are not exactly cheap. By the time the show starts, it should be all sold out with another massive gate for the company.
With fans chanting for R-Truth in the main event segment of Smackdown, John Cena quickly found a way to shut them up with a play of words.
“We want Truth, we want Truth,” the Bakersfield crowd chanted as Logan Paul and John Cena stood tall in the ring over Jey Uso and Cody Rhodes.
“You can’t handle the truth,” Cena screamed back on the microphone. The line is a very famous one from the movie A Few Good Men, one which was coincidentally enough recreated by Cena and JBL during one of the WrestleMania 21 commercials when Cena was grilling Bradshaw on the stand.
“You want our truth? Our truth is right here staring you in the face and there’s not a damn thing you or anyone who fights for you can do about it,” Cena said assertively.
Cena called the fans hypocrites for chanting for “truth” when they’ve been pathetic liars all along.
Live from the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California, WWE and AAA present Worlds Collide, airing exclusively on the WWE YouTube channel. The full card is as follows:
El Hijo del Vikingo vs Chad Gable for the AAA Mega title; Ethan Page vs Je’Von Evans vs Laredo Kid vs Rey Fénix in a fatal four-way match for the NXT North American title; Stephanie Vaquer and Lola Vice vs Chik Tormenta and Dalys; Santos Escobar, Angel, and Berto vs El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr., Pagano, and Psycho Clown in a six-man tag team match; and Dragon Lee, Cruz Del Toro, and Lince Dorado vs Octagon Jr., Aero Star, and Mr. Iguana in a six-man tag team match.
The event will kick off at 3PM ET / Noon PT with the United States, Canada, and all other countries around the world able to stream the show for free via YouTube.
Mercedes Mone made a surprise appearance in Vienna, Austria yesterday, winning another women’s title at the Prater-Catchen event.
The show was held under a tent at Praterzelt at Liliputbahn’s main station and when it was time for the EWA Women’s title match between Lexa Valo and Mila Smidt, Mone pulled up in a van and walked in with her titles, leaving the crowd stunned.
Long story short, Mone won the match and added another title to her collection, now running around with five titles: the newly-won EWA Women’s title, the two belts which are the RevPro Undisputed British Women’s title, the Owen Hart Cup tournament title, and the TBS title.
Mone has a chance to add an unprecedented sixth title at All In: Texas when she goes up against Toni Storm for the AEW Women’s title.
Mercedes Moné appeared at Pratercatchen, Vienna, Austria during a Pro Wrestling show!
Jessie McKay and Cassie Lee of The IInspiration have returned to TNA Wrestling.
The Australian duo made an appearance during last night’s Against All Odds pre-show after the Elegance Brand came to the ring for their opening match. The two made a hand gesture for the titles, clearly setting their sights on the TNA Knockouts Tag Team gold which are currently held by Ash and Heather By Elegance.
The two will be appearing on next week’s episode of Impact and will be having a match.
McKay and Lee went to TNA in late 2021 after they were released from WWE but just six months later, the two announced that they would be stepping away from wrestling and were let go from their contracts.
The King and Queen of the Ring tournaments are returning next week and the finals will take place at Night of Champions in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia later this month.
The two winners of these tournaments will receive title shots of their respective brands come SummerSlam in August.
The announcement was done by Smackdown General Manager Nick Aldis and Raw General Manager Adam Pearce on last night’s episode of Smackdown.
Four-way qualifying matches will act as the first round of these tournaments and these will be brand specific. The following week the second round will have Raw vs Smackdown matches and then whoever wins those second round matches move on to the finals.
Last year’s event saw Gunther and Nia Jax win the King and Queen of the Ring tournaments, both successfully winning their respective titles at SummerSlam afterward.
Here are the results from last night’s TNA Against All Odds TNA+ streaming event which took place from the Mullett Arena in Tempe, Arizona.
Ash by Elegance, Heather by Elegance, and M by Elegance defeated Xia Brookside, Harley Hudson, and Myla Grace in a six-woman tag team match in the pre-show; Steve Maclin defeated Mance Warner to retain the TNA International title; The Hardys, Leon Slater, and The Home Town Man defeated The System in an eight-man tag team match; Mustafa Ali defeated Jason Hotch; Masha Slamovich defeated Lei Ying Lee to retain the TNA Knockouts title; Frankie Kazarian defeated Joe Hendry; The Nemeth Brothers defeated The Rascalz to retain the TNA Tag Team titles; Santino Marella defeated Robert Stone with Matt Cardona as the special guest referee to become the official TNA Director of Authority; Trick Williams defeated Elijah to retain the TNA World title.
PEOPLE.COM is reporting in an exclusive story that “Nature Boy” Ric Flair has been diagnosed with skin cancer for the second time in three years.
The admission comes after Flair denied a report a few weeks ago from his own son-in-law Conrad Thompson that he had cancer.
“It’s the second time in three years that I’ve been dealing with skin cancer,” the 76-year-old Flair told PEOPLE. “I will be undergoing treatment next week.”
Flair last appeared on television in mid-May, appearing on AEW Collision to pay tribute to former Four Horseman Steve “Mongo” McMichael.
Last week, Flair accused Jim Ross in a now-deleted X post to stop seeking attention and focus on getting better after he underwent colon cancer surgery. That was followed by a bit of a meltdown on social media, writing that he tried being nice and this was his last message to everyone.
“I’ve got more money than I’ve got time,” Flair wrote. “Go F yourself haters. No comment needed. Live with it! Actually learn to love it! Get back to me again when you make 3 million dollars a year at the age of 76.”
Former WWE Superstar Katana Chance sat down with Chris Van Vliet at West Coast Creative Studio in Los Angeles to discuss her WWE release and what’s next, her rise in popularity after competing on American Ninja Warrior, having her first WWE matches against Raquel Rodriguez and Rhea Ripley, her viral Royal Rumble save, the back injury that nearly brought her pro wrestling career to an end, getting paired up with Kayden Carter, breaking her nose twice in the ring and more!
On no longer being with WWE:
“I think at first I thought that I was in shock and not able to process it, because I feel like when you work there, there is a joke of you could literally be fired at any time. We’re nervous about it often. Not like I’m sitting there upset every day. But enough that someone will make a random joke every now and then like ‘Oh, something happened. Well, what if we get fired?’ It is in the back of your mind because it does happen, and you know how the business works. But I actually was very surprised. It wasn’t on my radar. Then as I was telling the story of kind of how it led up to it, at first I was like yeah, I really didn’t have any notice. Then as I told the story, I was like wait, maybe I could have taken some of those as signs that something could have been coming. But also, things change so often. If every time something got pushed, or every time we didn’t travel and I went into a spiral thinking that we were gonna get fired, I wouldn’t have enjoyed my time. So I feel like I was surprised. It was a shock, but I had been there for so many years that I think that’s normal. So now I’m just working on really letting myself process it and kind of feel everything, figure out how I feel. So I’m not really sure. I’m bummed because I know that I have a lot more potential that I could have shown that I didn’t get to. But if I think about it, I could really say that about anything I’ve done. There is no top, there’s always more you can do. So I think I will come to terms with that. It’s just you kind of have to grieve it, appreciate it, be grateful. Be okay that it’s sad and then be kind of excited for whatever’s gonna come next.”
On whether she still wants to wrestle:
“That’s a good question. I’m not sure. I’m gonna say I’m not sure, because it could go either way. I feel like most people, they know right away. The second it happens, they’re like, Okay, I’m doing this. I think part of it is because I didn’t wrestle beforehand. I never got those experiences that people who did are like, Okay, I’m gonna go back to that. I know that I wanna do that. For me, I feel like my whole adult life I’ve always really gone right from one challenge to the next. I did gymnastics for four years. I had a scholarship. I couldn’t really do anything else. I was really locked in. Right after I graduated, I went to American Ninja Warrior for five years. I was in contracts with them each season, which WWE took me right from there. I didn’t have any in between. I had to choose to leave, to go there. So eight years there, now I’m like, I really have never not been in a contract and just thought what does Kacy want to do? So I think that takes more than a week or two. I’m hoping it’s not just me that can’t figure it out, but I think it’s a really important question to ask myself and figure out. I know the core of things that I’m passionate about, but I think just what direction that’s gonna take me is gonna maybe take a little time.”
On Royal Rumble 2019:
“That was really, really cool. I had only been at the Performance Center for a year at that time, and there was about five or six of us from NXT that got to go and do the Royal Rumble. So that was my first really huge thing. I really wasn’t even doing NXT TV at the time. Honestly, I didn’t have much experience. So the Royal Rumble was, I remember when my number got called and I walked out, I think I actually did a full spin. When I walked out, I looked around, and then I was like, Okay, you need to go. I almost forgot where I was. I was in such awe of the arena and how many people were there, and the excitement and the energy. I was like, oh my God, this is what people feel like. This is why people love this. I hadn’t had any really cool experiences yet, I was just grinding at the PC. So I was like, Oh my gosh, I get it, this is incredible, this feeling. I get what this feeling is now. So I feel like that was my first understanding of how huge it could be. It was really fun to be in it, to be in there with all the women and people I looked up to, legends and stuff like that.”
On her Royal Rumble save:
“I am so grateful for that moment. Because another thing that people will bring up is that was literally seven years ago, something like that. I don’t know if that’s a good or bad thing that I haven’t done anything that cool since, or was it just that cool, but people still will be like, Oh, yeah, your Rumble save was so cool. So I’m really grateful to at least have some really cool staple moments that people can kind of remember.”
On walking on her hands:
“So right now, yes I can walk on my hands. But will it take me one or two tries to get it perfect? Probably. I can do it, but you never know if you are going to lean too much. So I remember when it happened, I had to have a backup plan. If this doesn’t go perfect, my feet can’t touch. So how do I save this if that happens? So when I do it, I do a back roll to get up to kick up into a handstand. I had always said, okay, if I’m walking and I fall, I just have to fall into a roll where I land on my back and my feet still don’t touch so that I can shimmy around to something else and do it. Because that’s the other thing too about being in front of a big crowd. I could have done 1 million good handstands in my whole life, and it does not make me not nervous to go out in front of thousands and thousands of people and do a handstand and not screw it up. It’s one of my favorite moments.”
WWE and The American Bank Center Arena in Corpus Christi, Texas, announced a rare non-televised live event for Saturday, July 19.
Labeled as a WWE Supershow, advertised to appear are Cody Rhodes, Jey Uso, Gunther, Jacob Fatu, Solo Sikoa, Tiffany Stratton, Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Rhea Ripley, Seth Rollins, The New Day, and more.
WWE has pretty much stopped all house shows except for a few in the European market and during the Christmas period.
Tickets will go on sale Friday, June 13 at 10AM CT on Ticketmaster.com. A pre-sale will kick off on Wednesday, June 11 at 10AM CT.
