On Friday night, Lance Anoa’i took to X to announce his time with WWE had come to an end, which shocked many, as he hadn’t had the opportunity to wrestle in NXT or even EVOLVE. However, it was soon discovered that he wasn’t the only wrestler leaving the company, as other talents also took to social media shortly afterward to inform their followers they had been let go. And while there is the possibility other names could be added, as of writing, the list of those released in addition to Anoa’i is…

On Friday night, Lance Anoa’i took to X to announce his time with WWE had come to an end, which shocked many, as he hadn’t had the opportunity to wrestle in NXT or even EVOLVE. However, it was soon discovered that he wasn’t the only wrestler leaving the company, as other talents also took to social media shortly afterward to inform their followers they had been let go.

When Lance Anoa’i requested his release from Major League Wrestling, it was believed he was on his way to the WWE Performance Center with a spot in The Bloodline being his destiny. However, despite achieving his dream and signing with WWE, due to injury he hasn't wrestled on either NXT or EVOLVE. And now, almost exactly a year after joining the company, the 33-year-old has taken to X to announce that he has been released, acknowledging his 30-day non-compete clause.

Earlier this year, it was reported that Carmella was no longer with WWE, as the company decided not to renew her contract. Subsequently, the former SmackDown Women’s Champion claimed that WWE management had “ghosted” her and left her feeling “punished” for having a baby. However, things have still worked out for her as five months ago, she announced on Instagram that she was pregnant with her second child and WWE commentator Corey Graves’ fifth. And now, in happy news, she has taken to Instagram to announce the birth of a baby boy they've named Bram Julian.

Earlier this year, it was confirmed that Carmella was no longer with WWE, with the company having opted not to renew her contract. Subsequently, the former SmackDown Women’s Champion claimed that WWE management had “ghosted” her and left her feeling “punished” for having a baby. However, things have still worked out for her as she announced on social media five months ago that she was pregnant with her second child and WWE commentator Corey Graves’ fifth.

It’s the reunion fans never thought they’d see, and the farewell that no one wants to miss! For the first time in over a decade, The Hardys (Matt and Jeff) and Team 3D (Bully Ray & D’Von Dudley) are stepping back into the ring together at TNA Bound For Glory, in what might be their final match ever! Matt, Jeff, Bully Ray, and D’Von talk about their 25-year history – from the first-ever Tag Team Tables Match at Madison Square Garden and the creation of TLC, to their unforgettable battles in WWE, ECW, and TNA.

Guitar virtuoso John 5 returns to talk all about his brand-new instrumental album, Ghost! He shares the inspiration behind the record, how he wrote and recorded every track live in one take, and why he wanted it to feel like an old-school performance from the 1930s and ’40s. He details the incredible lineup of musicians who played on the album, including Gregg and Matt Bissonette, former Jane’s Addiction drummer Stephen Perkins, and Marco Minnemann, and explains why he took a Steely Dan approach to matching each player to the perfect song.

While house shows are less of a priority for WWE nowadays, they still run them for NXT to give talents more experience in front of a live crowd. However, unfortunately, it appears that Thursday night’s show in Columbus, Ohio, has resulted in one of the brand’s top stars being injured. This is because during a tag match, Fatal Influence’s Jacy Jayne suffered a leg injury, prompting the referee to use the dreaded “X” sign. Subsequently, the NXT Women’s Champion was helped to the back, leaving fans wondering the status of the championship.

While house shows are less of a priority for WWE nowadays, they still run them for NXT to give talents more experience in front of a live crowd. However, unfortunately, it appears that Thursday night’s show in Columbus, Ohio, has resulted in one of the brand’s top stars being injured. This is because during a tag match, Fatal Influence’s Jacy Jayne suffered a leg injury, prompting the referee to use the dreaded “X” sign. Subsequently, the NXT Women’s Champion was helped to the back, leaving fans wondering the status of the championship.

While house shows are less of a priority for WWE nowadays, they still run them for NXT to give talents more experience in front of a live crowd. However, unfortunately, it appears that Thursday night’s show in Columbus, Ohio, has resulted in one of the brand’s top stars being injured. This is because during a tag match, Fatal Influence’s Jacy Jayne suffered a leg injury, prompting the referee to use the dreaded “

During the March 11th, 2022, episode of SmackDown, Ridge Holland gave Big E an overhead belly-to-belly suplex on the floor, with the former WWE Champion, unfortunately, landing on his head. It was immediately apparent Big E was injured, and the tag match also featuring Kofi Kingston and Sheamus would conclude in the ring without him. Subsequently, Big E tweeted that his neck was broken, and while it’s known that it has since healed, it has remained unknown whether he will ever be able to wrestle again.

Bobby Horne, who is best known to 90s wrestling fans as Mo from Men On A Mission, has been struggling with his health for many years, requiring both a kidney and liver transplant in the past. And now, in more unfortunate news, former WWE Women's Champion Leilani Kai has disclosed on Facebook that Horne, who she considers a close friend, has again been hospitalized, this time due to a blood infection and pneumonia.

On the latest episode of Raw, Paul Heyman claimed Roman Reigns was never beaten worse than by Bronson Reed, where Reigns was stretchered out. However, while this was all being said to build up the match, Braun Strowman took offense to this and shared his own backstage ambush of Reigns on X, while likening Heyman to Batman villain Oswald Cobblepot.

In very worrying news, AEW's latest set of television tapings had to be paused following an apparent injury to Kota Ibushi. According to those in attendance, the Japanese star fell off the top rope during a match with Josh Alexander and landed badly, resulting in him being counted out. At present, his injury status is unconfirmed, but PWInsider.com has reported that those backstage believe he suffered a broken femur, which would explain why he was filmed leaving the venue in an ambulance.

In unfortunate news, Tyrone Evans, who is better known to wrestling fans for his time as Michael Tarver in WWE, has taken to Instagram to announce he has suffered a stroke. Thankfully, it appears that the 46-year-old is recovering, with him noting it was caused by high blood pressure, even though he works out, and has never drunk or smoked in his life.

Thanks to his runs in ECW and WCW, Raven became a ’90s wrestling icon, with some, because WWE never pushed him as one of the promotion’s biggest mistakes. However, it’s sadly known that his health isn’t good nowadays, with it speculated that living a rockstar lifestyle on the road had caught up to him. And now, while speaking to Ariel Helwani…

To say Jack Perry's AEW career has been eventful would be an understatement, with multiple gimmick changes and backstage drama. And now, having reunited with his former tag partner Luchasaurus, AEW's official roster website page lists him as "Jungle Jack Perry," having previously been called Jungle Boy, then Jungle Boy Jack Perry, and most recently Scapegoat Jack Perry.

On Monday, the news broke that Santos Escobar's was set to leave WWE having turned down a new contract. Subsequently, the second-generation luchador took to X to share a short video accompanied by the word “Palante,” which means “onward” in Spanish, leading many to expect to see him in either AEW or TNA sooner rather than later.

“Dark Side of the Ring” has become a cult hit among pro wrestling fans, with the seedier side of the business sometimes being more fascinating than the storylines that appear on television. And now, in good news for those who enjoy the docuseries, PWInsider.com has reported that not only has a seventh season been greenlit, but filming has already commenced. As of writing, no topics have been disclosed, but many will be hoping that this season finally covers convicted sex offender Buck Zumhofe, WWE’s disastrous Girls Gone Wild partnership, and the tragic death of Ashley Massaro.

Abadon, a prominent non-binary wrestler, rose to prominence in AEW before parting ways with the promotion earlier this year. Obviously, this was a significant career setback, but they’re currently thriving on the independent circuit. And now the self-proclaimed “Zombae,” who loves to dress up, has captivated their social media audience with a striking Marilyn Manson-inspired ensemble, evoking the aesthetic of his Mechanical Animals era, an album best known for iconic tracks like “The Dope Show” and “Rock Is Dead.” Original Photo Credit: x.com/abadon_x13 37-year-old Abadon entered the professional wrestling world in 2019 via the Rocky Mountain Pro Academy in Colorado.

Earlier this year, Blake Monroe, then known as Mariah May, departed AEW and signed with WWE, debuting on their NXT brand shortly afterwards. At the time, many fans were taken aback by the name change, as she’d already established her real name on television and, therefore, rebranding herself was seen as a step backward. However, during a new interview with Busted Open, the British star has confirmed that she was happy to change her name, noting that she wished she’d never used her real name. Additionally, Monroe would acknowledge that the change was “

Earlier this year, Blake Monroe, then known as Mariah May, departed AEW and signed with WWE, debuting on their NXT brand shortly afterwards. At the time, many fans were taken aback by the name change, as she’d already established her real name on television and, therefore, rebranding herself was seen as a step backward. However, during a new interview with…

Abadon, a prominent non-binary wrestler, rose to prominence in AEW before parting ways with the promotion earlier this year. Obviously, this was a significant career setback, but they’re currently thriving on the independent circuit. And now the self-proclaimed “Zombae,” who loves to dress up, has captivated their social media audience with a striking Marilyn Manson-inspired ensemble, evoking the aesthetic of his Mechanical Animals era, an album best known for iconic tracks like “The Dope Show” and “Rock Is Dead.”

“Dark Side of the Ring” has become a cult hit among pro wrestling fans, with the seedier side of the business sometimes being more fascinating than the storylines that appear on television. And now, in good news for those who enjoy the docuseries, PWInsider.com has reported that not only has a seventh season been greenlit, but filming has already commenced.

It's well-known that Kevin Nash takes the money side of pro wrestling seriously, doing his best to ensure he gets every dollar he is owed. And now, during the latest episode of his podcast, he suggests that he may sue TKO after changes to how they list and pay royalties have resulted in his checks decreasing. Whether Nash has a case is unclear, but there doesn't seem to be any particular reason that NWO merchandise would have stopped selling it in its typical quantities, with 168 items currently listed at…