AEW returns home to Jacksonville’s Daily’s Place tonight for Dynamite which will air live coast-to-coast due to other sports programming on TBS, meaning that folks on the West Coast will have to watch the show at 5PM.
Headlining the show will be Jon Moxley with his brand new IWGP World Heavyweight title against Powerhouse Hobbs while new AEW World champion Swerve Strickland will take on ROH TV champion Kyle Fletcher in an eliminator match. The other match announced is Anna Jay vs Mina Shirakawa.
Plus, new TBS champion Willow Nightingale will have a championship celebration and we’ll also hear from new FTW champion Chris Jericho.
WWE today published the 2024 Draft rules, with the two-night special taking place this Friday on Smackdown and Monday on Raw.
What’s interesting is that this time, the champions on each brand are protected and will stay on their respective brand and will not be part of the Draft. The Women’s Tag Team champions are, however, eligible to be drafted.
Smackdown will pick first this coming Friday and there will be four rounds for a total of 16 picks.
Raw will pick first on Friday and there will be six rounds for a total of 24 picks.
The rosters will lock on Monday, May 6 after Backlash.
Facing heavy competition from two NBA Playoff matches and NHL playoffs, Monday Night Raw drew just 1,597,000 viewers this week, down 209,000 viewers from last week’s show and the least-watched broadcast since January 15.
The show started with 1,610,000 viewers in the first hour, then increased to 1,641,000 viewers in the second hour, but dropped to 1,541,000 viewers in the third and final hour.
Raw was #3, #4, and #5 in the top 50 cable chart for the night among the 18-49 demographic with 0.53, 0.53, and 0.51 ratings respectively for an average of 0.52, down 0.09 from last week and lowest since January 15 as well. Raw was #3 overall in all of TV including network for the night. (Ratings credit: SpoilerTV)
Continuing the tradition, Clash at the Castle: Scotland and Smackdown combo tickets were released this morning at very expensive prices, with the cheapest tickets in the pre-sale listed at £345.90 and that’s third row from the very top. That is the equivalent of $430 for nosebleed seats.
Ringside tickets in the first few rows are priced at a whopping £2,945.40 each…and that’s around $3,660. The pricing is very similar to that used at Clash at the Castle in Wales and Bash in Berlin and even Backlash in France.
For Clash at the Castle in Wales, tickets went down by a huge percentage as the show got closer to try and fill the stadium.
It’s a bit impossible at the moment to quantify how much tickets were sold in the first day of pre-sale since you can’t tell which seats were open for sale. Tickets go on sale to the general public this Friday at 10AM local time on Ticketmaster.co.uk.
There will be no set used for the shows which means the full arena will be in use. The OVO Hydro holds up to 16,000 fans.
Nearly twenty minutes in, the Rainmaker fired a flurry, signature pose coming, crowd roaring, with him all the way and… middle finger. Eliciting serious boos on a show where true heel heat was hard to come by. The former IWGP champ is elevating denying fans what they want into an art form.
Delightful.
And created a heated last few minutes of what was an excellent match.
It wasn’t a ‘bang’ as a show starter. It was patient. It was incredibly real – nobody just took a move or hold, they tried to block, mitigate, counter. Okada’s selling and heel mannerisms tremendous. Cackling with glee after spiking Pac to the ringside mats via draping ddt. Raking the eyes to escape a Brutalizer while the crowd yelled ‘Tap!’
Cheating to win by dragging the ref in the way of a Black Arrow. As noted, true heels are rare in AEW; Okada’s writing a damn textbook and it still might not be enough. While afterward a forlorn Pac wondered what else he might’ve done: the agony of defeat.
All of which was prefaced nicely by Excalibur in a cheap but effective hook linking both guys to Ultimo Dragon. In a match where the announcers were really on. JR’s great in these short bursts.
Copeland, Kingston, Briscoe vs House of Black
If you highlight two possible finishes but don’t ultimately choose the one they go with, your prediction’s still right, right? Sweet.
Very entertaining match which did everything it could to keep Copeland/Malakai apart until mist, Kick, win. Very nice booking. Which hopefully won’t be spoiled by a screwy non-finish when finally they meet.
Willow/Julia
Mercedes must be a heel at this point, even the announcers emphasizing how she’d deliberately rained on Nightingale’s parade. If this was the plan from the start, the ‘believe in your dreams’ speech on night one was strange.
If it wasn’t, it continues a streak of AEW having to alter plans after misreading the audience. Intended or not, turning somebody this quickly is bad booking.
Strong/O’Reilly
Adam Cole can stand again. His eyes don’t like Wardlow much.
Hook/Jericho
Didn’t actually watch this. Just aghast at it going seventeen minutes. Ten would’ve been optimistic.
Danielson/Ospreay
After thirty seconds, this was better than anything on the show. After five minutes, it was better than anything this year. There aren’t really words for why – these two, Ospreay in particular – are just on another level. Smooth, fluid, crisp, everything perfectly timed.
Will over like a god, atmosphere incredible, ‘Ospreay! Ospreay!’ enough to give you chills. If AEW can regularly get the Brit in front of crowds like these, he just might be that difference-making star.
But it was Danielson calling the tune. As per the pre-match story, he needed to ground the younger guy, expertly controlling the pace while allowing Ospreay perfectly punctuated moments to sing, bringing the crowd up before taking them down again.
First targeting the waist and Will’s wind; then the arm and the Hidden Blade. Easily winning the strike battle until finally Ospreay had enough, slugging Danielson down with a big forearm as the crowd chanted ‘We’re not worthy!’
So Danielson switched to counter wrestling – LeBell, la mistica into a LeBell – until it was time for the big moves to be teased, feigned, countered and hit, pace picking up. Before again bringing the crowd down only to bring them right back up by doing it all again. Danielson’s ‘Yes!’s being turned to ‘No!’s for perhaps the first time ever by a crowd so thoroughly behind the new guy.
Until finally, finally, they setup one of the most creative finishes in a long time.
Since some thirty minutes had failed to separate them, it was time for a shootout, in the Old West sense. Each to their corner, locking eyes, cocking weapons, fastest gun wins. And as the story’s told us, Ospreay’s faster.
So the Blade beat the Busaiku.
Before they spoiled things a little by having Danielson sell a legitimate neck injury after a tiger driver before a second Hidden Blade settled things.
Bucks/FTR
So man were these guys in a sucky position. And for ten minutes the crowd were quiet outside of a brief Punk chant which was quickly booed down.
But this was so good that those in the Louis just could not ignore it for long. Tremendously dramatic, brutal, bodies on the line, full of big moves – Cash balls-first onto a ladder bridge into an EVP Trigger, both parts of a Powerplex off ladders, Dax 450’d through a table by Nick, Matt piledriven on a ladder bridge (which buckled and nearly ended badly) by Cash.
Who might have been the star of this match, wrestling a frantic pace with Dax out of it for long periods, including a tope Darby would’ve appreciated, brilliant selling which admittedly, might’ve just been genuine pain but at the point it’s being debated you’ve already won.
Even the crowd deciding this was all a bit much after Dax was sunset bombed off a ladder by Nick, sparking a chant of ‘Please be careful!’
Until Dax bumped Nick off a ladder, match all-but won, when a Sting mask-clad fan interfered, unveiled by security to be one Jack Perry (who undoubtedly got a nice reaction but continued a night where true heels were hard to come by) and hauled away as Excalibur accused him of ‘trespassing.’
The predictable (which is not necessarily bad) conclusion capping a hell of match. And one which, most importantly, both teams were trying to win. Constantly. Right from the word go.
Swerve/Joe
For numerous reasons, didn’t actually watch this but saw the entrances and the aftermath. Strickland incredibly over in the land of the Cardinals. Getting several minutes afterward to bask in cheers was a nice touch to make the moment feel big.
Flipside, that bodysuit was niche AF for a guy who’s now supposed to be the top guy. As is facing Kyle Fletcher in an Eliminator match. It’s a very AEW way to begin a reign. Unless it’s more than a ‘good match’ and Swerve’s being knitted into the Ospreay/BCC/Family feud?
Anyway, very good show. Though my favourite (remembering favourite does not equal best) thing all weekend might still have been that Collision six-man. ‘Where the best wrestle’ indeed. Matchmaking not a problem. Now about that booking…
Rampage, which had Collision as the lead-in, drew 397,000 on Saturday night, a big jump of 102,000 viewers from the prior week. The show had a 0.13 rating in 18-49, retaining that of Collision, up 0.05 from the prior show. It placed #19 in the top 50 cable chart for the night. (Ratings credit: SpoilerTV)
With Dynamite taking place from his hometown of Winnipeg next week, the Canada Life Centre announced that former AEW champion Kenny Omega will be in the house for the show.
“WINNIPEG… we have a secret,” they wrote on X along with a photo of Omega making his entrance. “We will be seeing Kenny Omega at AEW in Winnipeg on May 1!”
Omega has been out of action since December of last year with a severe case of diverticulitis which was nearly fatal and has not appeared on AEW TV ever since.
He is certainly not cleared to compete and is actually undergoing surgery soon to fix the diverticulitis problem.
It remains unclear if Omega will actually appear on television or if it’s just for those in the building.
Tickets for this Dynamite are still available starting from $37.50 CA including all fees and taxes.
Walking into a casino for the first time can be an exhilarating experience. The vibrant lights, the sounds of machines chiming, and the anticipation of potential winnings all add to the thrill. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or just looking to try your luck, stepping onto the casino floor can feel like entering a whole new world. But for newcomers, the atmosphere can also be overwhelming, with countless games to choose from and unfamiliar etiquette to navigate. Fear not, for we’ve compiled a comprehensive guide with essential tips to help first-time casino visitors make the most of their experience.
Understanding the Casino Environment
Before diving into the frenzy of games and entertainment, take a moment to familiarize yourself with the casino environment. Casinos are designed to create an immersive atmosphere, often with elaborate themes and layouts that can be disorienting at first. It’s essential to maintain a sense of direction and locate key areas such as the cashier, restrooms, and dining options. Most casinos provide maps or directories to help guests navigate the sprawling floor, so don’t hesitate to ask for assistance if needed.
Once inside the casino, remember to pace yourself. The excitement and adrenaline can be contagious, leading some visitors to overspend or lose track of time. Set a budget for your gambling activities and stick to it, ensuring that you can enjoy the experience without any financial stress. Additionally, be mindful of alcohol consumption, as excessive drinking can impair judgment and lead to reckless behavior.
Choosing the Right Games
With an array of games ranging from slots to table games like blackjack and roulette, deciding where to start can be daunting. To maximize your enjoyment and chances of winning, consider the following tips:
Know the Odds
Different games offer varying odds of winning, so take the time to understand the probabilities before placing your bets. Games like blackjack and baccarat typically have better odds for players compared to slot machines.
Start Simple
For beginners, it’s wise to start with straightforward games that require minimal skill or strategy. Slot machines, for example, are easy to learn and offer the possibility of substantial payouts with minimal effort.
Practice for Free
Many online casinos offer free versions of their games, allowing you to practice and familiarize yourself with the rules before playing for real money. Take advantage of these opportunities to hone your skills and build confidence.
Set Limits
Determine your betting limits before sitting down at a table or inserting money into a slot machine. Setting both win and loss limits can help you manage your bankroll effectively and prevent impulsive decisions.
Explore New Horizons
While it’s essential to stick to games you’re comfortable with, don’t be afraid to try something new. Exploring different games can add excitement to your casino experience and broaden your gambling repertoire.
Casino Etiquette
Etiquette Tip
Description
Respect Personal Space
Maintain a respectful distance from other players and avoid overcrowding at tables or machines.
Tip the Dealers
Tipping the dealers is customary, especially when you’re winning. It’s a sign of appreciation for their service.
Follow Dress Codes
Some casinos may have dress codes, so dress appropriately to avoid being denied entry to certain areas.
Avoid Using Electronic Devices at Tables
Refrain from using smartphones or other electronic devices at gaming tables to minimize distractions.
Be Mindful of Smoking Areas
If you’re a non-smoker, be aware of designated smoking areas and choose gaming areas accordingly.
Exploring Beyond the Gaming Floor
While gambling is a central attraction, modern casinos offer a myriad of amenities and entertainment options beyond the gaming floor. Take advantage of these amenities to enhance your overall experience:
Dining: Indulge in a culinary adventure at the casino’s restaurants, ranging from gourmet fine dining to casual eateries offering quick bites.
Shows and Events: Many casinos host live entertainment events, including concerts, comedy shows, and theatrical performances. Check the schedule for upcoming events during your visit.
Spa and Wellness Facilities: Treat yourself to a relaxing spa treatment or unwind in the sauna after a day of gaming excitement.
Shopping: Explore the boutiques and shops within the casino complex, where you can find everything from designer fashion to unique souvenirs.
Conclusion
Visiting a casino for the first time can be a thrilling experience filled with excitement and anticipation. By familiarizing yourself with the casino environment, choosing the right games, and exploring the various amenities available, you can make the most of your visit and create unforgettable memories. Remember to gamble responsibly, set limits, and above all, have fun! Whether you’re drawn to the flashing lights of the slot machines or the strategic challenge of table games, the casino offers something for everyone. So, step onto the casino floor with confidence, and may Lady Luck smile upon you!
Former TKO Executive Chairman Vince McMahon filed a 29-page motion with the United States District Court of Connecticut to force a binding arbitration clause which was included in the NDA which Janel Grant signed back in 2021.
In the motion, McMahon’s legal team refuted Grant’s outlandish claims in the lawsuit, arguing that she was not really in financial difficulties, lived with her boyfriend in a luxury tower in Stamford during their relationship, and was not the caregiver for her parents as her father passed away two years before the two met and he was listed as widowed, which means that her mother passed away before.
The NDA included a clause that if the need arises for a dispute, it would have to be through arbitration and McMahon’s team are fighting that Grant broke the NDA by exposing their relationship and said agreement.
“Plaintiff was represented by a lawyer who negotiated the Agreement for her before she executed it. When Defendant learned that Plaintiff, despite her promises, had violated the Agreement by wrongfully disclosing both the existence of the Agreement and their relationship, he exercised his contractual right to withhold payment otherwise owed under the Agreement,” the motion said.
McMahon stopped paying what Grant was entitled to in the NDA and then filed this lawsuit against him, WWE, and John Laurinaitis.
Collision on the eve of Dynasty drew 461,000 viewers, down just 7,000 viewers from the prior week. The show had an identical 0.13 rating in 18-49 as last week and placed #18 on the top 50 cable chart for the night. (Ratings credit: SpoilerTV)
Ilja Dragunov’s reign as NXT champion came to an end last night at NXT Spring Breakin’ with Trick Williams crowned the new sheriff in town.
The two main evented the special edition of NXT with Williams winning after hitting the knee strike for the pinfall. Following the hard-hitting match, Dragunov gave Williams the NXT title and the new champion celebrated with the fans.
This was their second match after NXT Stand & Deliver although this match had another stipulation that if Williams failed to win, he would leave NXT.
Dragunov, who spent 206 days as champion, is moving to the main roster with the upcoming Draft this Friday and Monday.
The pre-sale for the Smackdown and Clash at the Castle: Scotland combo tickets kicked off this morning at Ticketmaster and fans can purchase tickets using the code UNIVERSE.
At this time, only combo tickets for both shows will be sold, with single tickets to be made available at a later date if there are any available.
The two shows will be held at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow on June 14 and June 15 respectively.
Tickets go on sale to the general public this Friday at 10AM local time.
Three WWE Superstars have put their name up for the King of the Ring tournament, a premium live event which will take place on May 27 from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Former Intercontinental champion Gunther, former World Heavyweight champion Drew McIntyre, and current King of the Ring holder Xavier Woods all announced their intention to be part of the tournament.
Matches for the tournament will take place throughout the next few weeks, with the final being held in Jeddah.
A Queen of the Ring tournament will be held simultaneously. Zelina Vega won the last tournament which also took place in Saudi Arabia a couple of years ago.
British tabloid newspaper The Daily Mail is reporting that WWE champion Cody Rhodes has been cast in the upcoming Naked Gun movie reboot.
The new movie will star Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson and the newspaper says that Rhodes will make a cameo, with rumors being that he will actually be playing himself.
“This will be a huge movie and Cody is super excited to film his part and make it something that’s both fun for him and funny for everyone that sees it,” an insider said. “It may be a cameo, but his role is important and lends itself to the full story of the film.”
The original Naked Gun, starring Leslie Nielsen, was released in 1988 and made $152.4 million in box office off a budget of just $12 million.
Friday Night Smackdown drew 2,333,000 viewers this past Friday, down 166,000 viewers from the prior week. Two NBA games on TNT and ESPN left a dent in Smackdown’s viewership and 18-49 demo, with Smackdown doing a 0.63, down 0.13 from the last show. Smackdown was #1 on network television and #3 overall on all TV for the night. (Ratings credit: SpoilerTV)
The Judgment Day has their second casualty as Dominik Mysterio is also out with an undisclosed injury.
Mysterio showed up on Raw with his left arm in a sling last night and did not wrestle, bringing in Santos Escobar instead to take his place.
Dom did not attend last week’s European tour and last wrestled a week ago on Raw against Andrade.
Mysterio joins Rhea Ripley on the sidelines for The Judgment Day, which looks like it’s about to implode with World champion Damian Priest losing his patience.
In a video posted on social media, Cameron Grimes revealed that he has been released from WWE.
“I just got off the phone with WWE and unfortunately I have been released from my contract,” he said.
A very-emotional Grimes said that he loved working at WWE and wanted to thank everyone who helped him in his journey.
“Even though you guys haven’t seen me in the past year, I’ve been trying my best to learn from everybody that comes through and everybody that lets me sit there and listen,” he continued.
“All I wanted to do is work. This is all I got man. But hey, the good news is there ain’t no stopping Trevor Lee now, I promise you that,” he concluded.
Grimes joined WWE in 2019 as part of NXT and moved to the main roster in 2023. He is a former NXT North American champion and former Million Dollar champion.
Finn Balor has signed a new, long-term deal with WWE according to Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful and Balor seemingly confirmed the news on X himself.
“I would like to take this moment to say thank you to WWE for 10 incredible years,” Balor wrote. “And after much thought and consideration, I have decided that now is the right time to say ‘I ain’t going nowhere!'”
Sapp said that Balor received a “big money offer” to stay in the company and this extends his time after his arrival in 2014.
Balor’s deal is one of the few big contracts that are up for WWE this year. Those whose deals are also expiring include Drew McIntyre, Seth Rollins, and Becky Lynch.
Michael Cole and Pat McAfee started the show in the ring and said they are going to crown a new WWE Women’s World Champion in a battle royal.
Main Event Jey Uso is out to the ring first and says he must beat Damian Priest at Backlash to prove he is Main Event Jey Uso. Damian Priest quickly interrupts and makes his way to the ring.
Priest said one night last year Jey beat him so bad he had to approach him in the locker and gained all his respect and Jey told him they were next, and he is proud to stand in this ring with him. Priest said he was half right and only one of them was next. But Jey will be the first to fall and be the first in a long line of who the machine is going to feed him to make him look good as champion.
Jey stops him from leaving and tells him I am not getting fed to you, you are getting fed to me. JD McDonagh comes in and tries to attack Jey, but Damian warned Jey and Jey went to superkick JD but hit Damian.
DIY VS. The Awesome Truth for the World Tag Team Championship
After the Miz back drops Ciampa into the crowd, he tags in from Truth and hit the Truth Crushing Finale’ on Gargano to retain the titles.
Winners and still World Tag Team Champions: The Awesome Truth
After the match they tried to all shake hands and Ciampa slid out of the ring.
Damian is in the back yelling at JD and asked where Dominik was. Dominik is now injured also, and Santos comes in and says he will handle it tonight. Damian says handle your business and stay out of mine.
Out to the ring next is Imperium. Gunther said he is not going to talk about Sami Zayn but will say he held the title for over 600 days and elevated it to new heights. He said that also means for over 2 years he was walking with a huge target on his back and to Sami Zayn he says thank you. He then declared his participation for the upcoming King of the Ring Tournament. He then put all the champions on notice.
After Gunther was done talking, The New Day came out. Woods tells him he plans on being a 2-time king of the ring. Gunther then said he is tired of this and told Vinci and Kaiser to take care of Kofi and Woods.
The New Day VS. Giovanni Vinci & Ludwig Kaiser
Woods hit the feet on Vinci while Kofi held him in a back breaker position.
Winners: The New Day
Gunther gets mad and throws the chair he was sitting on and walks out without Kaiser and Vinci.
In the ring Kaiser consoles Vinci until they get out of the ring and Kaiser attacked Vinci. Kaiser lays Vinci over the steel ring steps. Officials come to get Kaiser to the back, but Kaiser runs full speed and kicks Vinci in the head against the steps, the same thing he did to Kofi Kingston that cost Kofi a few months of his career. Once in the back Kaiser catches up to Gunther and said see I told you I would get it done. Gunther nods in approval.
Andrade talks and says The Judgment Day did not want a business partner and no one tells him what to do.
Drew McIntyre is out next and the crowd chants for CM Punk as Drew sits down in the ring like Punk does. Drew says he is targeting the King of the Ring and Sheamus comes out. Sheamus tells Drew he is his friend, and he is there to tell him the truth and a one arm CM Punk kicked your arse. Drew tells Sheamus yes, we had banger after banger matches but since you been back it looks like you have had burger after burger. Sheamus said he can lose the weight, but he can’t lose stupid.
Drew then tells Sheamus the people in the back were making fun of him and he stood up for him because he is his only friend here. Drew then tells Sheamus he is going to go out and stay ringside to watch his back.
Sheamus VS. Shinsuke Nakamura
Sheamus hits a Brough kick out of nowhere and pins Shinsuke.
Winner: Sheamus
Cathy Kelly interviewed Sami Zayn about what happened last week. Sami says he is angry and hurt and he can’t wait to hear what Chad Gable has to say tonight. Big Bronson Reed comes in and tells Sami never mind Chad Gable you have bigger problems to worry about. Sami tells him anytime anywhere.
Cathy asked Sami to elaborate, and Reed attacked Sami.
Out next is Chad Gable along with Alpha Academy. Chad says Sami found him in the corner and laid the championship on his shoulder. And it was his moment, and it should have been him not Sami. Chad said he wasted his time training Sami, and he has been training a bunch of losers. He then called Tozawa a loser, called Maxxine dumb as a box of rocks and he turned to Otis and said don’t even get me started on you. Chad said Otis is the biggest disappointment of them all.
Chad said we are going to move on from this and concentrate on Gable and you are going to help me no matter what. He forced Otis to say no matter what.
Ricochet is getting ready, and Dominik comes in and they exchange words and as Dominik turns to leave, he looks right at Liv Morgan.
Nia Jax talking about tonight’s battle royal and called herself a monster and will eliminate all the women in this battle royal to win the championship.
Ricochet & Andrade VS. JD McDonagh & Santos Escobar
Andrade elbowed Escobar out of the ring and hit JD with the Shadow for the win.
Winners: Ricochet & Andrade
After the match Priest comes in and attacked Ricochet & Andrade. Priest then tells JD he doesn’t need either one of him or Dominik they need him.
We saw a video of Zoey Stark who lists her accomplishments and said she is just getting started.
Jackie Redmond interviewed Candace LeRae and Indie Hartwell until there was screaming which was Nia Jax and Liv Morgan yelling and being held apart by officials.
Becky Lynch comes in and takes the microphone and passes Maxxine Dupri and she told her this is her first time fighting for a world title and to show the world why it won’t be her last.
Battle Royal to crown a new WWE World Women’s champion.
Becky Lynch, Nia Jax, Maxxine Dupri, Candace LeRae, Indi Hartwell, Shayna Baszler, Ivy Nile, Katana Chance, Kayden Carter, Liv Morgan, Chelsea Green, Piper Niven, Natalya, and Zoey Stark are the participants.
Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch team up to eliminate Nia Jax so it comes down to these two.
Becky threw Liv over the top rope, and she climbed through the second rope and the fight continued till Becky hit a manhandle slam on the apron and Liv fell to the floor.
Winner and New WWE World Women’s Champion: Becky Lynch
Becky goes out in the crowd to celebrate with the fans.
Becky Lynch became the new WWE Women’s World champion last night on Raw after she won the battle royal for the vacant title.
Lynch won after she hit the Manhandle Slam on Liv Morgan on the apron after she reversed the Oblivion finisher and Morgan then hit the floor to get eliminated.
Nia Jax was part of the final three and both Morgan and Lynch teamed up to eliminate her, finally getting her out of the match following a codebreaker from Morgan and a legdrop from the second rope by Lynch.
This is the seventh world title for the Irish Lass Kicker, who celebrated her victory with the fans in the stands, ending the night holding a sign saying, “Women run the WWE.”
Writing on X, Lynch wrote, “The Man is back where she belongs, as your Women’s World Champion. #AndNew”
