Details on DA’s Departure from WWE
Starting off, we have more information on DA’s departure from WWE. According to Fightful Select, DA had no idea WWE chose not to renew his contract until two weeks after a Speed taping. Despite being praised by officials and set to challenge for the NXT title, DA’s move to Raw saw little use of his talent. Shawn Michaels praised DA’s work, and though there were minor creative disagreements, they were resolved. DA announced on Twitter that he is halving his Cameo prices to celebrate WWE no longer taking a cut.
Kayla Braxton Rejected WWE Contract Extension
In other news, WWE personality Kayla Braxton has opted not to renew her contract. Despite positive feedback from WWE, Braxton decided to explore opportunities outside the company.
WWE Changing Up SmackDown Set
Tonight’s SmackDown set will be scaled back as WWE opens more seats for the show at Madison Square Garden. This adjustment aims to accommodate more fans, and ticket sales have surpassed previous shows at the venue.
Big Plans for Bryan Danielson
AEW’s Bryan Danielson is reportedly stepping into semi-retirement, but not without a major turnaround. The Observer suggests Danielson could win the Owen Hart Cup and possibly secure a World Heavyweight Championship match at All In.
Adam Copeland Injury Update
Adam Copeland is recovering from ankle surgery, having had five screws and a plate inserted. Meltzer notes that his absence is felt in Dynamite’s ratings in Canada.
Penta Pining for Big Payday
Penta is looking for a significant payday as he approaches what he believes is his last major contract. At 39, he has many dependents, making this decision crucial.
Tony Khan’s Outrageous Claim
A rumor about Tony Khan claiming 500 million attendees at AEW events in 2024 has been debunked. Fightful Select’s Sean Ross Sapp clarified that this was a Fox Business error and not something Khan actually said.
WWE Superstar Seconding UFC Fighter
Shinsuke Nakamura will be cornering Rei Seruya in his UFC 303 fight, marking another crossover between WWE and UFC.
Coach Wants to Return to WWE
Jonathan Coachman expressed interest in returning to WWE, preferably in a heel role. He reflected on his past experiences and the challenges during his last run.
Jacob Fatu’s Original Name
WWE recently trademarked “Caesar Sakoa” for Jacob Fatu, but ultimately decided to use his real name. This approach contrasts with Vince McMahon’s regime, which often insisted on changing wrestlers’ names.
That’s all for now! Be sure to leave your comments below and stay tuned for more wrestling content.
