TNA Lockdown Is Coming Back After a Decade, Every Match Will Be Fought Inside a Steel Cage
TNA’s all-cage pay-per-view returns August 23 in Chicago for the first time since 2016, with the Broken Hardys defending tag gold.
TNA’s all-cage pay-per-view returns August 23 in Chicago for the first time since 2016, with the Broken Hardys defending tag gold.
Nick Aldis debuted in the ring to Oasis’ “Morning Glory” at SummerSlam, and Bronson Reed already wants his own licensed entrance.
Adam Copeland is heading to Maple Leaf Pro’s Northern Rising at Toronto’s former Maple Leaf Gardens, his first independent wrestling appearance since 2001.
Artist OCHO turned Jeff Hardy’s Swanton Bomb into a coffee table, and Jeff Hardy’s own brand account was one of the first to react.
Tony Khan brought Insane Clown Posse to AEW Dynamite, making them the only tag team to appear for WWE, WCW, ECW, TNA, ROH, and AEW.
Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods marked their WWE free agency with an animated short, and Big E’s tribute nod stole the whole thing.
Every match, both nights, plus the fan fests, indie shows, and pop-up events turning Minneapolis into wrestling’s biggest weekend of summer.
Jimmy Hart says Sun Records found unreleased songs he cut at 26. They’re now a new Gentrys album this September.
Ryan Garcia smashed a guitar over Joe Hendry and joined Judgment Day on Raw, but some fans are uneasy given his track record.
Mike Santana confirmed his new WWE name, Cruz Montana, is a tribute to his late father, and explained the story behind it.
Man Like DeReiss told the internet how a seating mix-up on a flight to Vegas turned into a lasting friendship with four Welsh grandmothers.
AEW is dedicating a September 9 Dynamite to Rebel, honoring her ALS fight and raising money for I AM ALS and Team Gleason.
ESPN and WWE are sending a Danhausen-themed popsicle truck around Minneapolis all SummerSlam weekend, serving “Very Nice” and “Very Evil” frozen treats.
WWE Radio takes over SiriusXM channel 156 this week, with Vic Joseph and Booker T calling SummerSlam live from Minneapolis.
AEW’s first-ever Redemption crowned three new champions in Montreal, and ended with Kenny Omega turning on Will Ospreay.
Mattel unveiled a new WWE horror figure line at Comic-Con, turning Kane into Michael Myers and John Cena into The Invisible Man.
Braun Strowman posted Kratos cosplay and an Amazon visitor pass, fueling speculation he could replace the injured Ryan Hurst in God of War.
Brie Bella credits husband Bryan Danielson’s homemade meals and arts-and-crafts skills for making her WWE comeback possible.
Batista ruled out ever wrestling again, telling W.O.L.F. Gyms he’d rather go broke, and explained why Hollywood beats the old WWE grind.
AJ Lee reveals on WWE: Unreal that her new contract pays her the same as husband CM Punk, calling it a “boss-ass moment.”