WWE will be throwing Kurt Angle a birthday party next Friday on Smackdown when the show returns on FOX.
The WWE Hall of Famer will be turning 54 on the day of the show, December 9, and he will be celebrating it with his former co-workers in his hometown of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The stars aligned perfectly for this, being his actual birthday and the show being from Pittsburgh.
Obviously, just like weddings, birthday celebrations on wrestling shows more of then than not end up in a disaster so we’ll see what WWE has cooked up for this particular Angle party!
Tickets for the Elimination Chamber for next February at Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, were quickly snapped up after they went on general sale yesterday.
A big portion of the tickets were sold out when the two-day combo package with Smackdown tapings the night before were released and then during the earlier pre-sale this week.
There’s less than 200 tickets remaining for the show, most of which are the very expensive platinum tickets which carry a very hefty price.
Smackdown the night before on February 17 has less than 500 tickets available as well and come show time, both shows will be a legit sell-out, continuing a good trend for WWE when it comes to their premium live event shows.
Remaining tickets are available from Ticketmaster.ca.
It will be a while before we will see Robert Roode back in a wrestling ring as the former NXT champion announced in a post on Instagram that he underwent spinal fusion surgery.
“Big thank you to Dr Andy Cordover and his amazing staff at @andrews_sports_medicine and St Vincent’s Hospital in Birmingham Alabama,” Roode wrote. “C5/6 fusion is complete. Now the work begins. Recovery and Rehabilitation. Looking forward to the challenge.”
Roode added a photo with a neck brace on giving thumbs up while resting in a hospital bed.
The in-ring veteran has not appeared on WWE television since the Smackdown before WrestleMania this year and last wrestled in late June.
Prior to his disappearance, Roode was teaming up with Dolph Ziggler.
Tegan Nox made a surprise return on Smackdown last night, coming to the aid of Liv Morgan who was being attacked by the Damage CTRL trio of Bayley, Dakota Kai, and IYO SKY.
The Welsh star was released from WWE in November of last year just months after being called up to the main roster.
Nox’s career in WWE was filled with long-term injuries that kept her mostly out of the ring. She was originally set to be part of the Mae Young Classic in 2017 but tore her ACL. She participated in the 2018 edition but also tore her ACL in the other knee during the tournament. Two years later she suffered a third serious knee injury and was out for another year before she returned later in 2021.
She becomes the 17th Superstar released by the Vince McMahon regime to be brought back under Triple H since July.
It’s December. That means the end of the year is upon us, and a WWE pay-per-view has begun to loom large in the calendar. That pay-per-view is the Royal Rumble. It’s a fans’ favourite, and it starts the road that leads to WrestleMania every year. There have been hot rumours about who could be in the Royal Rumble this year, including the idea that a returning Cody Rhodes could win the whole thing and go on to WrestleMania to challenge Roman Reigns for one or both of his titles. That would be big – but it wouldn’t be the biggest main event that WWE could put together for us this time around. In fact, it wouldn’t even be one of the top two.
The problem that WWE has with its two-day WrestleMania – if you can call it a problem – is that two separate main events are required. That’s an issue if you don’t have two matches of equal prestige to headline a card because one of the nights will be more of an attraction than the other, potentially affecting viewing figures and ticket sales. The only star on the current roster who’s truly over enough to headline a WrestleMania card is Roman Reigns. He holds two titles, so he could headline both nights – but we think we have a better idea. We can think of a pair of matches that would draw fans in their thousands – and potentially break every WrestleMania record going in terms of viewership.
A double main event
The concept of having two-day WrestleManias is still quite new, having happened for the first time for logistical reasons in 2020 before being repeated in 2021 and 2022. For each of those events, WWE has used the term “double main event” to describe the final matches of each show. It doesn’t matter which way around the matches we’re thinking of happen, so let’s say, for argument’s sake, that WWE decides to use Roman Reigns on WrestleMania Saturday. There’s a match involving Reigns that’s been rumoured for some time, and 2023 might be the year that WWE pulls the trigger on it. As you might already have guessed, we’re talking about the prospect of Roman Reigns taking on The Rock.
The story for this match writes itself. The Rock and Roman Reigns are related. For over two years, Reigns has described himself as “the head of the table” within the family. That’s something that The Rock could theoretically take offence to and return to the ring to deal with, and it makes a lot of sense for it to happen at WrestleMania 39. For one, the event is taking place in Los Angeles and is billed as “WrestleMania Goes Hollywood.” Nothing says “Hollywood” like Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, who’s the highest-paid action movie star working in the industry today. He’s a Hollywood attraction for a Hollywood event and would attract millions of viewers who might otherwise have no interest in watching the show.
Would The Rock do it? Based on the hints he’s been dropping in the press recently, that’s a strong “maybe.” He’s said in the past that a match with Reigns is the only thing it would make sense for him to come back for. He’s now fifty years old, so the window is closing on his prospects of returning to the ring. If it doesn’t happen this time, it probably won’t ever happen at all. It’s a perfect match, and one that should end with Reigns defeating his cousin to cement his status as the Head of the Table.
The second-night surprise
Our idea for the second match is a dream match – perhaps the biggest dream match out there that could plausibly still happen. Last year, we saw “Stone Cold” Steve Austin return to active competition for the first time in nearly two decades to take on Kevin Owens, shocking everybody by wrestling a long match and showing that he’s barely lost a step in all the years he’s been away. Since then, it’s been rumoured that he enjoyed the experience of being back in the ring so much that he’d be willing to do it again. Some sources even suggest that Triple H has contacted the Texas Rattlesnake to offer him another match. We don’t know who he’s been offered as an opponent – but there’s someone we think would be the perfect candidate.
WrestleMania 38 this year was conspicuous for the absence of John Cena. It was the first WrestleMania that Cena had missed for years, and the fact he wasn’t there was a surprise. We’re sure that he won’t want to miss another one. Like The Rock, Cena is a movie star now. Also like The Rock, time is not on Cena’s side. He’s forty-five years old and probably doesn’t have many matches left. Despite that, he’s confirmed several times that he doesn’t consider himself to be retired and intends to get back in the ring again one day when his schedule allows it. Cena ought to clear his schedule for WrestleMania season, because Steve Austin vs John Cena would be a once-in-a-lifetime dream match that would sell tickets like nothing else.
If you have any doubt that John Cena is still a draw, just look at how much merchandise he still shifts and look at the WWE products he still appears in. Cena is one of only five WWE stars to appear in the recently-released WWE: Clash of the Wilds online slots game, which was released to casinos in early November. Websites that monitor and compare casino sites, like Sister Site, have noted that the game is more popular with players than its predecessor WWE Legends: Link and Win, and some of that popularity might be down to the presence of Cena. If his image can persuade people to play casino games, his presence can surely still draw people to WrestleMania.
We realise that not everyone will be enamoured with these ideas. Giving three of the four main event WrestleMania spots to older performers who aren’t part of the regular roster might seem like a slap in the face to the wrestlers who stick around all year, but our counter-argument is that we’re not talking about Goldberg here. We’re talking about John Cena, The Rock, and “Stone Cold” Steve Austin. They’re exceptional names, and this might be the last chance ever to have them all appear at the same WrestleMania. It would be a moment in history – and it’s within WWE’s power to make it happen.
With a lot of action outside the ring with the Usos and Solo Sikoa and the Brawling Brutes, the referee gets distracted as Sheamus has Sami up and Jey comes in and superkicks Sheamus and Sami rolls Sheamus up for the 3 count.
Winner: Sami Zayn
Santos Escobar is interviewed in the back and says he is ready to beat Ricochet for the World Cup and take the Intercontinental Championship.
Kofi Kingston is in the back being interviewed and Imperium comes in and challenges Kofi. Kofi said Woods isn’t here tonight, but he is, and will take on anyone of them.
Bray Wyatt talks in the back. Says this time he was not the one that hurt L.A. Knight and continues by saying if it were him, there would not be anything left.
Shayna Baszler VS. Emma
Emma did her best to fight off Shayna but, in the end, Shayna catches Emma in the Kirifuda Clutch for the tap out win.
Winner: Shayna Baszler
After the match, Shayna attacked Emma and Shotzi comes out to help Emma. But Shayna turns the tide on Shotzi, she goes to smash Shotzi’s arm. Raquel Rodriguez, with her arm in a brace, comes out for the save and Shayna finally backed down and left the ring.
They show clip of Lacey Evans working out in the Marine uniform, saying Marines go back to the basics.
Kofi Kingston VS. Gunther
Ludwig Kaiser tripped Kofi and Braun Strowman comes out and immediately throws Vinci over to the timekeeper’s area. Braun then tosses Kaiser over into the area as well. Kofi hits SOS on Gunther but only gets a 2 count. Gunther finally catches Kofi with a powerslam and gets the win.
Winner: Gunther
In the back the Bloodline is talking and Sami and Solo walk away and as the Usos are standing there talking, Sheamus comes running at them with the sheleighly and knocks them both down.
Damage Control is out next. As Bailey talks, she is interrupted by Liv Morgan and says she is coming after them and as Damage Control start to take advantage of Liv Morgan, Tegan Nox arrives to help Liv. Liv brings in a Kendo stick and knocks down Bayley and Damage Control leaves the ring asking Tegan “who do you think you are to come back and face us”.
Karrion Kross segment is shown.
Ricochet VS. Santos Escobar
This is the final for the Smackdown World Cup Tournament where the winner gets a shot at the Intercontinental Championship.
After multiple pin attempts by both, Escobar gave Ricochet a hurricanrana off the ringside barricade onto the floor. In the end both men are on the top rope but Ricochet maneuvers himself behind Escobar and gives him a hurricanrana then knee to the face, superkick and positions Escobar by the corner of the ring and hits a 450 on Escobar for the win. Great match!!
Winner of the World Cup: Ricochet
As Ricochet celebrates, Gunther comes out and they have a stare down and exchange words as Smackdown goes off the air.
Last Week’s Rating: 411,000 overall; 0.11 in 18-49 demo
Say what you will, Rampage has a very loyal audience. Though an aging one – per Wrestlenomics – as it creeps toward Raw in that category.
It’s Friday Night, and you know what that means… it’s time for our Rampage Review!
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Cole Karter vs Darby Allin
Backstory: Genuinely forgotten ‘til they showed a clip but Karter was the one playing Sting, costing Darby a match vs Lethal
Sting knew what was up, heading backstage despite Darby being outnumbered by Karter and Nick Comoroto. The latter of whom got battered by a baseball bat courtesy of Allin before the match even started.
He then absolutely obliterated Karter with his killer tope and was generally bossing things until being crotched while perched atop the buckle and powerbombed against the apron.
‘This crowd is stunned at this turnaround by Cole Karter’ explained Excalibur. They continued to be ‘stunned’ for the entirety of Karter’s offense.
The NXT dropout then flung Darby to the corner and powerbombed him again, then threw a dropkick. Next heading outside to fling Allin into the ringsteps. Karter then threw knees to the head. What sounded like a ‘You look green’ chant kicked up.
After several minutes of Karter dominance, if I wasn’t recapping this, I’d already have turned it off.
Back from break, Darby avoided a splash in the corner, Karter replied with a knee to the face. Darby slipped behind – chop-block, kick to the face – but was dropped again as boredom began to turn to frustration among those in attendance. Allin targeted the hand, Karter threw more shots to the face, Darby fired up, hit a Code Red and bagged a two.
Heading to the top, he was crotched once more and dropped with a very sloppy avalanche Falcon Arrow which saw Darby’s head land in Karter’s lap (Pac and Omega this was not).
Finally, Allin slipped behind, hit a Scorpion Deathdrop and a Coffin Drop as one of the ‘four young pillars’ scraped a win over an absolute nobody. Darby is far too giving.
WINNER: Darby Allin
Straight to Renee backstage with Keith Lee. Who noted it was an ongoing negotiation with he and Swerve. Shane Taylor then turned up (apparently an ROH guy) who accused Lee of always abandoning family and challenged him to a tag match vs him and ‘JD Griffey’ at Final Battle – for which he’d need a partner – as a smiling Swerve slipped up behind Keith. Lee asked ‘Can I even count on you dude?’ as Strickland continued to grin.
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Footage of Ten turning on the Dark Order aired – Silver and Reynolds said he’d made the biggest mistake of his life.
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From mid-ring Renee introduced the tag team champs – who included a ‘this ain’t TNA’ line in their rap. Are they sure?
Excalibur reminded us they’d promised to offer a shot to the second-best team in the company (themselves being the best). Bowens then recounted that Jarrett et al had interrupted their scissoring on Wednesday. But that wouldn’t help them ‘cut the line’. Because there’s a team who’ve been waiting a long time for a shot.
A loud ‘FTR’ chant played.
Before they could get to that, the Gunn Club came out. Then Jarrett’s music played. Dutt shrieked that they deserved a shot.
Billy Gunn interrupted to reiterate that they’d said they want ‘the best’. Bringing FTR out to stroll right through the heels right to the ring. They and the Acclaimed shook hands to cement the deal.
Please God don’t have the Ass Boys cost FTR to setup a bloody ROH match.
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We were shown a video recapping the apparent feud between Shida, Penelope Ford and the Bunny. I was aware of one brief interaction. That does not constitute a feud. At least not a good one.
Jeff Jarrett & Jay Lethal vs Private Party
Backstory: None
When Jeff Jarrett is all over tv and Miro can’t even sniff it, you have to ask questions about both the booking and talent evaluation. Matt Hardy accompanied PP to the ring.
Lethal began things for the J’s, facing off vs Cassidy, who hit an athletic armdrag but was quickly bundled into the heels’ corner. Jarrett came in, as did Quen, he and Cassidy hit a Whisper in the Wind for two. Quen was wrestling with his upper torso completely covered.
Cassidy mimicked Jarrett’s, sorry Flair’s, sorry Fargo’s strut. Jeff is nothing if not original.
To be fair – he does look damn good for his age.
Matt Hardy and Dutt bickered outside, Singh got involved, distracting the ref and allowing the heels to take advantage as the ads arrived.
Isiah then hit a springboard cutter on Jarrett, bagged a tag to Quen who hit an athletic springboard cross body to Lethal, then a dropkick before walloping Jarrett with a dive. Silly String to Lethal was next. With Jay down, Quen headed to the top but missed a 450, bagged a rollup but Jarrett snuck in while Aubrey was distracted to hit a sort-of combo Stroke/Lethal Injection (Jarrett just held Cassidy in place).
Remember when Private Party beat the Young Bucks in their very first tv match? How different the company’s approach is these days.
WINNER: Jeff Jarrett & Jay Lethal
A clip aired of Renee talking with Saraya. She showed the goosebumps on her arm recalling her return to the ring.
Renee is phenomenal. So natural.
The Brit talked about how much her brother being there meant to her. ‘She helped me’ is what she said about Britt, without explaining any further. And talked about what Full Gear had done for the women as a whole with three matches on the show and a new champion. And that’s what she wants to be – the women’s champion.
Again she came off here as very humble, which is good. But she definitely doesn’t have the aura she should and nearly two weeks of barely being mentioned doesn’t help.
Athena vs Dani Mo
Backstory: None
Athena had Dani beat early but picked her up and then threatened the ref. A roundhouse kick brushed Athena’s hair as Excalibur awed at her ability to shake it off. An off-the-shoulder drop across the knee, face-first, got the win.
She then flung Mo to the outside and beat her around ringside and threatened to punch Aubrey when a bunch of refs came down.
WINNER: Athena
A Juice Robinson promo – he issued a challenge for Final Battle – for Samoa Joe’s ROH TV Title. They’re trying very, very hard to make ROH big enough to get that tv deal.
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A brief recap of what MJF did to Regal on Weds.
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Darby Allin promo. Said hed been settling some personal scores but now that was done he wanted his TNT title back. He’s going to have Sting banned from ringside for the match because he wants it to be just the two of them. After singing ‘Joe’s gonna kill you’, he insisted that Joe would have to do just that to beat him.
(Would have been much more effective if Darby had run through his past two opponents rather than squeaking by. Otherwise, good promo).
Orange Cassidy vs QT Marshall, Lumberjack Match, All-Atlantic Title
Backstory: Cassidy continued his gimmick of breezily accepting title challenges Wednesday
It’s the match nobody wanted for the title no-one cares about! The crowd barely even chanted along with ‘It’s time for the main event’.
(Excalibur revealed that Juice Robinson is officially signed with AEW.)
The Best Friends and Danhausen were dressed like literal lumberjacks and wanted to bring axes down to ringside. I suppose this title becoming a comedy belt at least differentiates it. After being quickly sent outside, QT popped back in and returned the favor: Orange began the kicks on all the heels.
But was caught by QT coming back in and hit with a tilt-a-whirl, then another backbreaker before Marshall flung Orange outside once more. Where Ethan Page demanded Matt Hardy attack him but Hardy helped Orange back in. They were filming these two arguing instead of showing the match as we went to, mercifully, the show’s final break.
The armband was off with QT down as we came back but the Factory ran into the ring, bringing the Best Friends in to stereo clothesline them over the top then hit them with synchronized dives.
QT hit an enziguri but ate a Stundog Millionaire before blocking a tornado ddt. Preparing the Diamond Cutter off the shoulders, Cassidy slipped behind, looking for Beach Break but was hit with a right then hauled up for a powerbomb which he turned into a hurracanrana. After this time hitting the tornado ddt, both were down.
A kip up was greeted with a big cheer from the crowd. With Orange Punch about to be served, the Factory dragged QT out of harm’s way. Marshall was about to piledrive him on the apron when Danhausen Cursed him – QT flipped him off – an appropriate response.
But the distraction worked – letting Cassidy hit a Beach Break on the apron. Orange then took out half the lumberjacks with a dive before climbing atop the ropes where Penelope Ford distracted him, allowing Kip Sabian to shove him off the top into a Diamond Cutter.
Cassidy kicked out, QT setup another but ate an Orange Punch then another Beach Break as Cassidy retained.
He then tope’d himself into Kip who began beating Cassidy up the ramp as a brawl broke out among the lumberjacks – none of whom the crowd could’ve possibly cared about.
Thankfully the lights went out and the House of Black appeared. Malakai and Matthews beat up the many, many people who should never appear on tv until Malakai stopped the other two from hitting Dante’s Inferno to Ortiz. After they hit it on Serpentico instead, Malakai kicked Ortiz on the outside so not sure what that was about. They can’t possibly be building dissension among the House already, surely?
What a mess.
WINNER: Orange Cassidy
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Next Dynamite:
Jade Cargill and the Baddies vs Kiera Hogan, Skye Blue and (I’m assuming Madison Rayne – Excalibur announced these at warp speed)
the Acclaimed vs FTR, AEW Tag Titles
Darby Allin vs Samoa Joe, TNT Title
MJF Promo
Next Rampage:
Shida vs the Bunny, Regina Di WAVE Title (Yes, ANOTHER title)
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Overall impressions
On Wednesday, Jade Cargill talked about the ‘regular consumer’ and their tastes. Tonight, it’s very probable the regular consumer would’ve found at least one wrestler in every match they couldn’t care less about. Tony Khan has to get over his aversion to beating ‘name’ wrestlers, because defeating Cole Karter and QT Marshall does nothing for fans or victors alike.
At least some of Wednesday’s matches look good because there’s not much else to look forward to in this company at the moment.
Tonight’s Friday Night Smackdown will be airing on FS1 instead of FOX due to the NCAA College Football game featuring Utah vs USC.
Smackdown was moved to FS1 for the October 28 episode and drew just 835,000 viewers with a 0.23 rating in the 18-49 demo, a massive difference from their FOX numbers.
The final of the Smackdown World Cup takes place on tonight’s broadcast and will have Ricochet taking on Santos Escobar with the winner earning an Intercontinental title shot against Gunther.
AEW announced that the ROH Women’s title will be on the line at the Final Battle pay-per-view next weekend.
Champion Mercedes Martinez will be defending her gold against former NXT Women’s champion Athena in the third match on the card so far. The match was made official in a tweet.
Meanwhile, on Wednesday it was revealed that Daniel Garcia will be putting up his ROH Pure title up for grabs against Blackpool Combat Club’s Wheeler Yuta.
The only other match announced so far is Chris Jericho vs Claudio Castagnoli for the ROH World title.
ROH Final Battle takes place on December 10 at the College Park Center in Arlington, Texas, at a special start time of 4PM ET.
Speaking at the sixth annual Wells Fargo TMT Summit, WWE Chairwoman and co-CEO Stephanie McMahon alluded that the company will be returning to Australia for another stadium show.
McMahon mentioned their new broadcast deal in the continent with Foxtel where she said, “We need to bring a stadium event to Australia as well,” indicating that their new deal ties them to a stadium show.
WWE held Super Show-Down at the Melbourne Cricket Grounds in October 2018 where the attendance was announced at over 70,000. It was headlined by Triple H, with Shawn Michaels in his corner, against The Undertaker, with Kane in his corner.
This was the first-ever WWE pay-per-view from Australia.
The 2022 edition of Tribute to the Troops will air on Saturday, December 17 on FOX.
The show, which changed greatly ever since its first edition 19 years ago, was taped on Friday, November 11 from the Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana and will feature three matches.
The matches taped involved Imperium vs Drew McIntyre, Sheamus, and Ricochet in a six-man tag match, Braun Strowman vs LA Knight, and Ronda Rousey and Shayna Baszler vs Emma and Tamina.
PWInsider.com is reporting that former two-time Impact champion Eric Young has departed Impact Wrestling and is returning to WWE.
Young was part of yesterday’s Impact television broadcast on AXS TV where he and Cody Deaner appeared in a vignette filmed in a prison. As the Violent By Design members fought each other, Deaner beat Young and then “killed the sickness” by stabbing him to death.
As Deaner sat at a table, Eric Young’s voice is heard saying, “I was the designer, and you are the design.” Deaner then smiles towards the camera and it fades to black.
It was an excellent four-and-a-half minute mini movie which brought an end to Young’s time in Impact.
Young worked for WWE between 2016 and 2020 but was released during the first cut of the pandemic and returned to Impact at Slammiversary.
It’s unknown in what role Young is returning to WWE or when he is expected to start.
WWE Hall of Famer Road Dogg praised the new United States champion Austin Theory even though he had a bit of a bad run leading up to his title win and said that in the long run, the losses will not affect his potential.
On his podcast, Road Dogg said that the company had big things in store for Theory and he is a rising star within the ranks and will be a big thing for WWE in years to come.
“If wrestling is so good, profitable, and marketable, then why isn’t his ability to wrestle greatly getting him over? I would argue that it is getting him over,” Road Dogg said. “The kid is a stud athlete, good-looking, and can go. Sure he’s losing some matches. So has Seth Rollins, and so has everybody. Get mad at me, internet…his character is getting established and he’s going to put on great wrestling matches.”
Theory is the youngest Money in the Bank winner, although that didn’t end up good for him when he failed to cash in on the United States title. But he still won it a few weeks later at the Survivor Series in a triple threat match.
Theory noted before that he is not the future, but he is the now and his win from Survivor Series was chronicled on YouTube. This year’s Survivor Series was the most-watched in its 35-year history.
Dynamite this week drew 870,000 viewers, down 10,000 viewers from last week’s broadcast. The show did a 0.26 rating in the 18-49 demo, down 0.06 from the prior week and the lowest Dynamite has done on a Wednesday night in 2022. The show was #5 on the top 50 cable chart for the night.
Speculation is running rampant on the contract status of William Regal who was seemingly written out last night after MJF attacked him.
Regal originally signed a three-year deal with AEW but Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer said that “something was going on” and while he had some information given to him off-the-record which he was not at liberty to repeat, the situation is an interesting one as there’s no guarantee that he’s staying.
Meanwhile, Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful Wrestling is reporting that people within the AEW organization believe that Regal’s contract is actually up this month while PWInsider.com adds fuel to the fire by saying that there have been rumblings that Regal is on his way back to WWE in an executive position.
Regal was one of the most trusted lieutenants of Paul “Triple H” Levesque and served as WWE’s Director of Talent Development and Head of Global Recruiting during his tenure there. Unfortunately for Regal, he was part of several people who were cut when the old regime gutted Triple H’s staff in January 2022 and he then moved to AEW in March.
Triple H this past week tweeted a video montage of Regal saying “WarGames” from his NXT days adding, “Tonight just wouldn’t be the same without…”
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With Activision, the publisher of Call of Duty, facing several sexual harassment complaints, most of the sponsorships did not happen as the Army wanted to target gamers who played the popular game to enlist.
The story, published on VICE.COM, show how the Army planned to spend a total of $675,000 on a WWE sponsorship which was planned to run from May 30 to July 31, 2022. Other companies which were set to receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars included Twitch, OpTic Texas, LoopMe, IGN, G4, Paramount+, and several YouTube streamers.
Thanks to WWE’s endless fanbase spread all over the globe, it’s pretty lucky that the sport has the option of many different arenas and stadiums. Every single venue in the history of ever will, of course, be at least one fan’s favorite – but we’ve curated a list of what puts each of the following head and shoulders above the best.
Obviously, there are several features to consider – the match visibility, atmosphere, fan comfort, accessibility, etc. But really, the quality and volume of the fans themselves play a huge role in how good a particular venue is.
Where has WWE been based over the years?
Originally founded in 1953, WWE has done its fair share of traveling – for a start, the program broadcasts in more than 180 countries and in 30 languages! That’s some fanbase, huh? WWE is a recognized name in the global entertainment industry, and it’s headquartered in Connecticut.
To date, WWE has been broadcast live from over 210 arenas, including the USA, UK, Canada, Iraq, Afghanistan, South Africa, Germany, Japan, Italy, and Mexico.
How much are tickets?
Tickets currently range from around $30 to $17,400! However, you can catch your fair share of matches from the comfort of your own home via several live streaming/recording channels/services. Besides, you can rely on UFC betting odds, tips, and predictions to keep up with all things match-related.
Top WWE Venues To Date
Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.)
Sometimes, the original really is the best. Back when pro wrestling was split into territories rather than being a worldwide business, the WWE was based in New York and frequently held shows at Madison Square Garden (MSG). Since then, the company has hugely expanded and carried its show on the road – but there is no denying The Garden will always be WWE’s home base.
With credit due to the magnificent venue and its fans, WrestleMania became a huge hit and is still going from strength to strength to this day (thirty years later!)
Along with countless house events, MSG has also hosted each of the WWE’s other signature shows. Once upon a time, the house shows were the only thing WWE fans had, making today’s events held at MSG just a little more precious than the others. Madison Square Garden is also known as the world’s most famous arena, and we think it’s only right to name MSG as the WWE’s top venue.
Allstate Arena (Chicago)
Arguably, any show at the Allstate Arena is going to be a good one, thanks to its emotive and fun crowd! So no matter what matches are on the program, fans always find some way to keep things entertaining – which is no doubt why the WWE keeps coming back.
The Allstate Arena has hosted many big-time WWE events over the decades, with the most remarkable being WrestleMania 2, WrestleMania 13, and WrestleMania 22. As a matter of fact, the Allstate Arena was the final non-stadium to host a WrestleMania and could (seriously) be the last based on the WWE’s success in bigger venues.
Also, even since the venue was formerly known as Rosemont Horizon, it’s held numerous other huge pay-per-views, including Money in the Bank 2011. Money in the Bank was considered one of the WWE’s best in recent history, thanks to the spotlight-event match between CM Punk and John Cena. Incredibly, Cena’s hometown fans witnessed him get beat by Punk, and the atmosphere was unmatched. A hard-to-beat moment and venue alike!
Rogers Centre (Toronto)
Traveling outside of the USA now, we’re in Canada – with Rogers Centre topping 3 in our WWE top venue charts. Despite not hosting an event since it was SkyDome, you can bet your bottom dollar that wrestling fans agree that there is undoubtedly something special about the atmosphere (whether you know it as Rogers Centre or SkyDome).
As a famous organization, Rogers City has successfully housed two WrestleManias over the years. The original was WrestleMania VI in the early 90s, featuring The Ultimate Warrior beating Hulk Hogan for the iconic WWE Championship in one of the most exciting, anticipated wrestling tournaments in history.
TD Garden (Boston)
Originally known as the FleetCenter, this old-school venue hosted some of the earliest WrestleMania XIV events. And since it goes without saying that the WWE is renowned for maintaining some of the rowdiest and most passionate fans of all of sports, what better arena than The old Boston Garden for a venue?
As one of the WWE’s original venues in the ‘70s and ‘80s (not forgetting Madison Square Garden, of course), the TD Garden continues to be an exhilarating arena for fans to make the most out of WWE events. It’s clear to see that it’s the WWE’s fans that really do make any venue a great one.
NXT this week drew 644,000 viewers, up 20,000 viewers from last week’s show. The broadcast scored a 0.13 rating in the 18-49 demo, up 0.01 from the prior week and placed #35 on the top 50 cable chart for the night. (Ratings credit: Showbuzzdaily.com)
