Karl Anderson is sticking around with New Japan Pro-Wrestling after he beat Hikeuleo at the NJPW World Tag League event earlier today, holding on to the NEVER Openweight title. The show was held at the Sendai Sunplaza Hall in Sendai, Japan.
The match was originally scheduled to take place on November 5, the same day as WWE’s Crown Jewel premium live event in Saudi Arabia and Anderson opted to go there instead to Japan to defend his title. In the days leading up to the show, NJPW ordered him to surrender the title but Anderson said he’s the greatest NEVER Openweight champion and he would defend it on his own terms.
Meanwhile, The O.C. member already has a date and opponent set for his next title defense: former champion himself Tama Tonga at the Wrestle Kingdom 17 event at the Tokyo Dome on January 4, 2023. Anderson will surely walk into this match as the favorite and you can already sign up for a BetMGM registration code if you’re interested in trying your luck with this match.
If Anderson remains champion past Wrestle Kingdom it would open more opportunities for a potential WWE/NJPW collaboration in the future.
Anderson won the NEVER Openweight title from Tama Tonga on June 12, 2022 at the NJPW Dominion show in Osaka while he was still under contract with Impact Wrestling. When his Impact Wrestling contract came up and Anderson and his tag team partner Luke Gallows started negotiating with WWE for a return, he was given permission to continue defend his title over in Japan, something that certainly would not have been possible under the old regime.
Meanwhile, Anderson will not be the only one from the U.S. making the trip to Japan for the show. Kenny Omega and FTR from AEW will also be part of the Wrestle Kingdom pay-per-view while Sasha Banks will be attending the event as well.
Omega will be taking on Will Ospreay for the IWGP United States Heavyweight title while FTR, the team of Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler, will defend the IWGP Tag Team titles against Hirooki Goto and Yoshi-Hashi of Bishamon. FTR have been tag team champions since the Forbidden Door pay-per-view in Chicago, winning a winner-take-all three-way match which also included Roppongi Vice and former champions United Empire.
Monday Night Raw had another horrible night when it comes to ratings, doing its lowest ever audience on USA Network with a total of just 1,472,000 viewers on average, down 65,000 viewers from last week’s already bad number. That ties the July 5, 2021 viewership for the least-watched Raw. NFL on ESPN was also down to 9.1 million viewers.
Hour one started super low with 1,482,000 viewers, then increased to 1,547,000 viewers in the second hour, before dropping to 1,388,000 viewers in the final hour.
Raw did 0.38, 0.38, and 0.35 in the 18-49 demo and placed #7, #8, and #9 in the top 50 cable chart for the night with an average of 0.37, down 0.04 from the prior week. (Ratings credit: Showbuzzdaily.com)
Mandy Rose’s 413-day reign as the NXT Women’s champion came to a halt last night on USA Network as Roxanne Perez dethroned the queen of NXT in the main event of the show.
Originally scheduled for NXT’s New Year’s Evil episode on January 10, Rose vs Perez was moved up for reasons yet to be confirmed and it was the young, 21-year-old who came out victorious after delivering the Pop Rocks finisher on Rose.
Earlier in the broadcast, Rose attacked Perez and after recovering, Perez demanded the title shot, to which Rose agreed to.
Rose, who defeated Raquel Rodriguez for the title at NXT Takeover: Stand & Deliver last year, was just three days away from equaling Shayna Baszler record of 416 days as champ. She now sits #3 on the longest reigning chart behind Baszler and Asuka who have combined days of 548 and 522 respectively.
After the broadcast, fans inside the WWE PC chanted “Thank you Mandy” and Rose blew them a kiss and waved. On Twitter, she then wrote, “Thank you.”
Michael Mansury, the former WWE Vice President of Global Television Production, has joined All Elite Wrestling in what is a major hire for the promotion.
Mansury, who left WWE on his own in May 2020, will officially start with AEW tomorrow on Dynamite. The hiring was originally reported by PWInsider.com and Mansury then tweeted about re-entering the crazy world of pro wrestling by writing, “Hello wrestling, my old friend…” And a GIF of Tom Hanks waving.
Mansury started his WWE career in 2009 as a Production Assistant and rose through the ranks to become one of the most important people in WWE television. He was promoted to an Associate Producer in 2012 and then a Producer the following year. In 2014, he was giving the Managing Producer title before two years later he was promoted again to VP of Global Television Production.
He was often lauded as the probable replacement of Kevin Dunn when it’s time for Dunn to retire. Mansury was doing most of the directing for WWE television shows and pay-per-views.
After he left WWE, Mansury worked for the Pat McAfee Show and the ONE MMA promotion.
Rampage recovered a little bit in the ratings this week, getting 457,000 viewers, up 96,000 viewers from last week’s record-low. The show did a 0.11 in the 18-49 numbers, up 0.03 from the prior week and was #20 on the top 50 cable chart for the night. (Ratings credit: Showbuzzdaily.com)
Over the years there have been several professional wrestlers who have either jumped into the world of MMA and stayed there or tried their hand at a few fights. There are also several wrestlers who made a name for themselves in the cage before becoming superstars in the ring.
If you saw a card with some of these wrestlers lined up to fight, the MMA odds were often in your favor too. Here are a few popular wrestlers who put on their gloves in the MMA octagon.
Brock Lesnar
Brock Lesnar is easily one of the most popular wrestlers of all time and one of the few that became a giant in both pro wrestling and MMA. Lesnar spent seven years in wrestling before making his way into MMA in 2007.
Lesnar would go on to become the heavyweight champion in the UFC and finished with a record of 5-3-0, with one no-contest.
Dave Bautista
Dave Bautista has gone on to become a big star outside of the fighting world, but he’s another wrestler that had a very short but successful MMA career. He spent 20 years in the wrestling industry but took the plunge into MMA in 2012.
Bautista made his debut for Strikeforce in 2012 and went on to beat Vince Lucero via TKO. With that being his one and only fight, he ended his MMA career with a record of 1-0-0.
Dan Severn
Dan Severn was a one-man wrecking machine that dominated both MMA and pro wrestling. He participated in pro wrestling across multiple promotions, notably in the WWF and NWA, where he was a two-time World Heavyweight Champion.
Severn’s MMA record is mindblowing, to say the least. He fought in 127 fights, winning 101 of them. He is in the UFC Hall of Fame, and is widely regarded as one of the people who pioneered mixed martial arts.
Ken Shamrock
Along with Dan Severn, Ken Shamrock is another fighter that paved the way for the world of MMA. In pro wrestling, Shamrock fought on the independent circuit, TNA, New Japan, and the WWF.
Shamrock had a very long and fairly successful MMA career; he finished his career with a record of 28-11-2 and is part of the UFC Hall of Fame.
Alberto Del Rio
For a while, Alberto Del Rio was “the man” in the WWE. He was a champion and was a fan-favorite heel for a long time. He had a fairly long stint as an MMA fighter while he was also doing wrestling.
While Del Rio won multiple titles in pro wrestling, his MMA career didn’t yield the same success. He had 15 fights in total, winning nine and losing five, with one no-contest.
Bobby Lashley
Bobby Lashley is another fighter that has had both a successful wrestling and MMA career. He has been a champion in both the WWE and TNA, and while he wasn’t crowned champion in a major MMA promotion, he had a very successful record.
In Lashley’s 15 fights, he only had two losses and was the Shark Fights and XFN Heavyweight champion.
Kazushi Sakuraba
You can’t talk about pro wrestling or MMA greats without mentioning Kazushi Sakuraba. Many legends in both sports have praised him as being one of the most technically gifted fighters of all time in both wrestling and mixed martial arts.
Sakuraba’s achievements are seemingly endless, and he is regarded as one of the fighters that paved the way for Japanese fighters to enter the mainstream. His record, which currently sits at 26-17-1, with two no-contests, is in no way a true reflection of his incredible skill.
Masakatsu Funaki
Masakatsu Funaki is another Japanese legend that has found success in pro wrestling, MMA, and Pancrase. He holds victories in Pancrase against UFC giants such as Ken and Frank Shamrock and Bas Rutten.
Considering Kazushi Sakuraba is arguably a bigger fighter, Funaki certainly holds the better record. He has 55 MMA fights and ended his mixed martial arts career with a record of 40-13-2.
CM Punk
CM Punk is one of those wrestlers that was wildly popular and successful but couldn’t take his talents into the octagon. After talking up his debut in the cage, he had only two fights: he lost one, and the other ended in a no-contest. Punk arguably has the worst MMA record of any wrestler who has tried it out.
In the same Wall Street Journal story that revealed another allegation against Vince McMahon and ex-referee Rita Chatterton asking for an $11.75 million settlement, it was said that McMahon intends to “make a comeback” at WWE.
Sources close to McMahon have indicated that he’s convinced that he received bad advice from friends close to him to step down from his role and retire, ending his 40-year run as the head of the company.
“He now believes the allegations and investigations would have blown over had he stayed,” the Wall Street Journal quotes sources as saying.
McMahon stepped down in July after the first allegation was exposed by the same Wall Street Journal and was replaced by his daughter Stephanie as Chairwoman and his CEO role was split between Stephanie and Nick Khan. Paul “Triple H” Levesque took over the role of creative.
WWE has thrived without McMahon since his departure in July, with many talking about a better atmosphere backstage and a better direction of the product overall.
A new story on Wall Street Journal has claimed that Vince McMahon, the former WWE Chief Executive Officer and Chairman, is refusing to pay certain settlements, mainly to former WWF referee Rita Chatterton and a former Spa manager who is claiming that she was assaulted by him in 2011 at a resort in California.
Chatterton, now 65, alleged in interviews that McMahon raped her in the back of a limousine in New York in 1986. Her lawyer, John Clune, wrote in a legal letter last month that his client suffered years of ongoing depression, substance abuse, disordered eating, lost income, and overall a decreased quality of life. She is asking for an $11.75 million settlement.
Meanwhile, the Spa manager is alleging that McMahon raped her in the resort when WWE were in town for a live event. She had reported the incident to the resort when it happened and also told her husband, who in turn drove to a WWE show with a baseball bat to confront Vince McMahon, only to be turned away.
The WSJ says that her lawyer, Michael Bressler, has been in touch with McMahon’s lawyer Jerry McDevitt since July to come to an agreement. The publication also highlights the fact that California and New York, the two states where the alleged abuses took place, have a new law that allows alleged victims of sex abuse to file lawsuits that would otherwise be barred by the statute of limitations. Starting in January, victims will have a one-year window to file such claims.
If, or when, McMahon settles, WWE’s auditors Deloitte & Touche LLP has advised WWE that any resolution, even if they are highly confidential, have to be disclosed publicly.
Alexa Bliss became the number one contender for the Raw Women’s title after she beat Bayley in the opening match of Monday Night Raw. She will now be facing Bianca Belair at an unspecified date for the title.
Belair and Bliss have been on the same team lately and in fact, Belair went in to congratulate her after the win. But for a split second, Bliss nearly turned back to her old evil ways when Bray Wyatt’s logo flashed on the TitanTron. She went for a hug and immediately turned that hug into a Sister Abigail as Bliss turned serious at the camera. Fortunately for Bianca, Bliss snapped out of it and let Bianca go, with the two acting confused over what just happened.
Meanwhile, Bliss was not the only one who earned a title shot as Seth Rollins also defeated Bobby Lashley in the main event to become the number one contender for the United States title. With no heavyweight title on the show, the attention has turned to the U.S. title, currently being held by Austin Theory.
Since first hitting the airwaves in 1985, WrestleMania has grown to be the most popular wrestling promotion in the world. Across its 38 editions, wrestling fans have been treated to some enthralling upsets, including plenty that has defined the betting odds. We look at the three biggest WrestleMania betting upsets across its history.
Betting odds for Ryder to win were astronomically long, sitting at a money line of +3300 just before the event began. This event was meant to be all about the feud that Kevin Owens had going on with basically everyone else in the fight. Owen, Zayn, Ziggler, and Miz were aligned and would be up against Stardust, Sin Cara, and Ryder, who was a late replacement for the event. Because Ryder was a replacement just weeks before WrestleMania 32, and fans were focused on clashes between Owens and Zayn and Ziggler against the Miz, the wrestler was completely overlooked.
However, Zach Ryder came out of obscurity and defeated Dolph Ziggler, The Miz, Kevin Owens, Sami Zayn, Stardust, and Sin Cara at odds of +3300 to become king of the WWE. This success was short-lived, as the very next evening he lost to the Miz.
Carmella in WrestleMania 35’s Women’s Battle Royale
Before the Covid-19 pandemic struck and deprived WrestleMania of crowds, Carmella pulled off one of the franchise’s biggest ever upsets.
Fighting in the Women’s Battle Royale at WrestleMania 35, Carmella was at odds of +1500 to win the event. She had been a relative unknown prior to the event, but with WrestleMania 35 being held in New York, Carmella was a hometown favorite. The daughter of a wrestler herself, Carmella outplayed her opposition and scored a huge upset win in front of adoring fans, shocking punters who hadn’t considered her due to the long odds offered at the bookies.
With the next WrestleMania less than four months away already, it’s worth considering who the hometown underdogs are in the event—often the WWE will give the win to one of these for the crowd’s enjoyment. Check out this full Unibet guide and review before WrestleMania 39 in April 2023 to prepare for your betting.
Brock Lesnar Ending the Undertaker’s Streak
While Brock Lesnar’s defeat of the Undertaker may not have been the biggest upset of all-time in terms of betting odds, it certainly still shocked wrestling fans around the world.
Up until WrestleMania 30, the Undertaker had been on a 21-fight undefeated streak. Many believed that this was going to continue for the duration of his career—they certainly weren’t expecting Brock Lesnar to defeat him, given that the former UFC champion had recently lost to John Cena and Triple H. At odds of +1100, betting on Lesnar defeat the Undertaker was a real shot in the dark.
And yet, that’s exactly what happened. Lesnar ended the Undertaker’s 21-fight winning streak, and in doing so, began an era of dominance that lasted for years to come.
Friday Night Smackdown, back on FOX after one week on FS1, drew a total of 2,306,000 viewers, up 1,404,000 viewers from the prior week. The show did an additional 140,000 viewers when compared to the last time it was on FOX. In the 18-49 demo, Smackdown did a 0.57 and was the #1 show on both network and cable television for the night. In the overnight numbers, hour one did 2,115,000 viewers and hour two did 2,081,000. (Ratings credit: Showbuzzdaily.com)
Bobby Lashley got “fired” by Adam Pearce on last night’s show-closing angle on Raw after altercations with the referees and Pearce himself.
The former WWE champion attacked several officials last week and was warned not to do it again. But Lashley was having none of it after the referee cost him the win against Rollins last night and then after he confronted him, he elbowed a second referee who tried to calm down the situation.
Adam Pearce came down running to the ring and tried to talk to Bobby but Lashley kept avoiding him, until he shoved him into the barricade.
The sound was beeped for an apparent “motherf*cker” from Pearce and then he told Lashley that he is fired.
Sports are loved globally, but have you ever wondered, what are the most viewed in the world? Some sports are watched by billions of fans while others are only enjoyed in specific regions.
Sport brings people together, and brings out our passion. It gives us an escape from our everyday lives, and at the same time lets us appreciate the athletic ability of the sports stars.
Wrestling remains a popular sport around the world, but doesn’t quite make the top four list. Nonetheless, wrestling continues to grow in popularity, and wrestling-online is at the forefront for all the latest news and opinions.
Let’s get started, here are the four most watched sports.
Football
Football, or soccer, has been the most popular sport since it was invented. Every country in the world has a national football team, and most have a football league. Due to the popularity of the game, the industry is worth over $400bn.
The most watched event in football is the FIFA World Cup, which is viewed by half the planet. It’s safe to say, football brings people together and offers plenty of joy and entertainment. In addition to the most viewed, football is the most popular sport to place a bet on. It’s estimated that 70% of all sports betting happens on football. Nonetheless, finding the right sportsbook can be difficult, as you have to take different factors such as odds, bonuses and security into account.
Fortunately, comparison sites such as Sports Betting Online do all the hard work for you, and put the best sportsbooks all in one place. The platform reviews each bookmaker fairly and provides betting tools such as strategies and calculators to enhance your betting. In addition, the page is regularly updated with the latest sportsbook bonuses to claim and the best odds.
Football continues to grow around the world. In recent years, where the sport has not been historically popular such as the USA, it has grown exponentially. The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be held in the US, Mexico and Canada and is rumored to feature 48 teams. The event is predicted to be the most watched sporting event ever.
Cricket
You might not think so, but cricket is actually the second most viewed sport in the world. This is because it is extremely popular in South Asian countries like India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. The game is also popular in the UK and its Commonwealth, such as in South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and the West Indies.
There are three main types of cricket matches; T20, One Day Internationals and Test Cricket. The biggest domestic league is in India, which is called the IPL. The largest viewership figure for an IPL match was the final, which attracted 426m viewers.
American Football
American Football remains the most popular sport in the USA to watch, and the Super Bowl is one of the most viewed sporting events every year. In the 2022 Super Bowl between the Cincinnati Bengals and the LA Rams 208m people tuned in globally to watch the action.
The sport continues to grow in Europe, especially in the UK. A few times a year, selected NFL matches are played at Wembley, or the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. Outside of the UK, American Football is struggling for growth in Europe, but still remains the most watched event in the USA.
Boxing
Still one of the most popular sports on the planet, boxing is slightly different than the others on the list. It does not have a regular schedule, instead when two fighters agree to fight one another, the fight occurs. Most boxers will only fight 1-2 times a year, but when they do, boxing fans tune in, in their droves.
The most watched boxing match of all time was Floyd Mayweather V Manny Pacquiao in 2015. It was dubbed “The Fight of the Century” and sold 4.6m Pay Per View buys. The revenue for the fight resulted in $410m, where both fighters were paid handsomely for just a few hours work.
Because of the popularity of the sport, new locations such as Saudi Arabia are hosting big bouts. British Heavyweight Anthony Joshua defeated Andy Ruiz to reclaim the heavyweight championship in Riyadh, 2019.
The winner becomes #1 contender to the Raw Women’s championship. Prior to the match, Damage Control arrives to the ring. Becky Lynch comes out and attacks the Women’s Tag Team Champions and sent them to the back. Bianca Belair also comes to ringside after Alexa is announced to watch the match from ringside.
Bayley removes the corner turnbuckle pad, but Bianca grabbed the pad and got the referee’s attention. Bayley from outside drops Alexa over the second rope onto her neck and then goes to hit Alexa on the outside but Alexa ducks and Bianca grabs Bayley’s hand before she made contact with Bianca. Alexa, who was acting a little unsteady at this point in the match, gets back in the ring and Bayley joins her only to be sent into the corner where the turnbuckle pad used to be. After almost slipping off the rope Alexa hits Twisted Bliss for the win.
Winner and New # 1 contender for the Raw Women’s Championship: Alexa Bliss
After the match, Bianca gets in the ring and offers a handshake but Alexa wants a hug then the screen in the background went fuzzy for a second and Alexa bent Bianca over like she was going to deliver Sister Abigail to Bianca then pulls her back up not sure what is going on. Both ladies look confused as Alexa leaves the ring.
They show footage from Friday Night Smackdown of Kurt Angle’s Birthday celebration getting interrupted by Alpha Academy, then spraying Alpha Academy with milk.
Alpha Academy is shown arriving, and Byron Saxton asked them about Friday night and they began to call Kurt a relic and does not belong in the ring with them. The O.C. walks by and Gable tells AJ that he is just like Kurt and is not as good as he used to be. AJ said get your gear on we will find out.
Chad Gable VS. AJ Styles
Styles with the Styles clash gets the win.
Winner: AJ Styles
In the back, Johnny Gargano and Dexter Lumis are talking and looking at a dry erase board. Candice comes in and gives them an idea of what to do with what is left with Dexter’s bag of money.
The Judgment Day VS. The Street Profits & Akira Tozawa
With the Street Profits out of the ring and Tozawa being double teamed in the ring, Priest hits the power bomb and Dominik rolls over and covers Tozawa for the win.
Winners: The Judgment Day
In the back, Johnny Gargano and Dexter Lumis are at a merchandise table and says we will take it and took what merchandise they could carry and began handing things out to the fans.
Back from break, Johnny Gargano and Dexter Lumis come out pulling a wagon full of the merchandise they just got backstage and says they want to give back to the WWE Universe by giving them some stuff and started throwing everything out to the crowd.
As Lumis and Gargano were throwing things out to the crowd, The Miz attacked and tried to steal the bag of what was left of the money back and Adam Pearce stops him and gets him back to the ring. Miz tries to bargain to get his money back. Dexter is willing to give him a chance to win his money back next week, but Gargano says let’s raise the stakes to a ladder match.
Gargano says if you want the match you need to help us give away the rest of this merchandise dressed as an elf. Pearce tells him to go get his costume on and Miz gets out of the ring and starts angrily throwing stuff to the crowd.
Candace LaRae VS. Iyo Sky
As both ladies are on the top rope, Iyo was able to push Candice off and hit Candice with a moonsault and get the win.
Winner: Iyo Sky
Kevin Owens is being interviewed in the back and Elias came in and asked Owens to be in his corner tonight. Owens said do you think I forgot about earlier this year for months and months of mental torment so why would I have your back. Elias says he needs Owens and Owens turned to walk away, came back and still said nothing and walked away.
Elias VS. Solo Sikoa
Solo hits spinning Solo for the win.
Winner: Solo Sikoa
After the match, Solo again attacked Elias and hit Elias with a Samoan spike then got a chair to use on Elias. Kevin Owens did come out to save Elias, hitting Solo with a stunner.
As Owens stood watching Sami talk Solo to the back, Elias made his way to his feet and put his hand on Kevin’s shoulder and Kevin turned and hit Elias with a stunner.
They announced Tribute to the Troops will be this Saturday.
Asuka VS. Rhea Ripley
Asuka had Ripley pinned, Dominik put Ripley’s leg on the ropes. Asuka then blew the green mist into Dominik’s eyes but while distracted by Dominik, Ripley grabs Asuka and hits a Riptide for the win.
Winner: Rhea Ripley
Bobby Lashley VS. Seth “Freakin” Rollins
The winner becomes #1 contender to the United States Championship.
After blocking a stomp from Rollins, Lashley gave Rollins a spear, but the referee had to dive out of the ring to get out of the action and tweaked his ankle, Lashley only got a 2 count, Lashley sets up for a second spear, but Rollins catches him with a pedigree.
Winner and # 1 contender to the United States Championship: Seth “Freakin” Rollins
After the match, Lashley argues with the referee and grabs him and pushes him in the corner and another referee came in and tried to stop Lashley only to get elbowed to the face. This brings Adam Pearce out yelling at Lashley and Lashley pushes Pearce out of his way with a hand to Pearce’s face. Pearce gets up and yells at Lashley “You are fired”.
Lashley looks as Pearce walks to the back and says, “I’m What?” Lashley looking confused as Raw goes off the air.
The website bodyslam.net is reporting that Matt Riddle was sent to rehab by WWE after failing a second drug test in a couple of months.
The report, written by Cassidy Haynes, says that Riddle failed the first drug test before SummerSlam which is why his match against Seth Rollins on the show never happened and moved to Clash at the Castle.
Riddle, per the report, was told that a second drug test failure would see him either going to rehab or get fired from the company.
The former Raw Tag Team title holder was taken out by Solo Sikoa last week and did the stretcher job and it was said on television that he will be out for six weeks.
Riddle didn’t get much into trouble when Randy Orton was around but with Orton out indefinitely, bad habits have returned for the former MMA star.
The last South American country to have AEW on linear television, Brazil, will be losing Dynamite and Rampage effective January 1, 2023.
The AEW Brazil Twitter account announced that the last day that Space will air AEW is on December 31, 2022, and the next day they will be off the network. In October, AEW stopped airing on TV in Mexico, South America, Central America, and the Caribbean, with Brazil the only country surviving.
Space, a pay-TV channel owned by WarnerMedia International, began airing AEW in Brazil in November 2020.
Fans who wish to continue watching AEW in Brazil can subscribe to AEW Plus on FITE.TV where they will get access to Dynamite, Rampage, Dark, Dark: Elevation, and Battle of the Belts.
AEW Plus is $6.99 per month with a seven-day free trial.
WWE Superstar Shotzi will be out for approximately six weeks with a broken hand and was written off TV this past Friday on Smackdown when Rousey and Baszler…broke her hand prior to her match.
Shotzi was supposed to take on Shayna Baszler on Smackdown but the match never happened and Baszler teamed up with Rousey to take on Liv Morgan and Tegan Nox instead.
The angle played out while Cathy Kelley was interviewing Legado Del Fantasma in the parking lot and then all of a sudden there were screams heard and Rousey and Baszler appear in frame as several officials rush to Shotzi who was on the floor crying holding her hand.
It’s unknown when Shotzi really broke her hand but she then uploaded an X-ray of her hand showing the bone connecting her ring finger to the wrist snapped in half.
“6 weeks,” Shotzi wrote, including an emoji blowing a kiss to Shayna and Ronda.
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WWE producer Jamie Noble had his farewell match last night at the non-televised live event in Charleston, West Virginia.
Noble teamed up with Braun Strowman, Butch, and Ridge Holland to take on The Usos, Solo Sikoa, and Sami Zayn in an eight-man tag team match, a match which the faces won thanks to Noble pinning Zayn.
As the locker room emptied to come to the ring and The Bloodline were retreating, Zayn grabbed the mic and said The Bloodline is not in the business of losing matches but if you’re gonna lose, you might as well lose to the best.
“That man right there, Jamie Noble, that man is a damn legend,” Zayn said as fans cheered. He said it was an honor for all of them to share the ring with him tonight.
The antics continued as Hit Row, Shinsuke Nakamura, Emma, Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, and Madcap Moss came in the ring to congratulate Noble and Strowman led the arena into singing Take Me Home, Country Roads.
It’s a new day in NXT, yes it is! Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods became the new NXT Tag Team champions last night at Deadline, defeating the British team of Pretty Deadly for their first run with the NXT gold.
Kofi and Xavier made a surprise appearance on NXT earlier this week and challenged the tag team champions to a match for the titles. The win adds to the already-impressive record that The New Day has when it comes to Tag Team titles in WWE.
With this win, Kofi Kingston becomes a 15-time tag team champion, winning the Raw Tag Team titles six times, the Smackdown Tag Team titles seven times, the World Tag Team titles once, and now the NXT Tag Team titles.
Woods is not far behind, with 12 title reigns to his name, four as Raw Tag Team champion, seven as Smackdown Tag Team champion, and now NXT Tag Team champion.
The New Day become the 24th different team to hold the NXT Tag Team titles, ending Pretty Deadly’s 97-day reign as champions.
