3 minutes ago

Kevin Nash Questions Rising Wrestling Ticket Prices Amid Talent Pay Cuts

Nash argued wrestling ticket prices should decrease if talent are working fewer dates for less money. Discussing modern production costs, he claimed, “50% pay cut to the guys, tickets are 50% off.” He also suggested executives should sacrifice a part of their “golden parachutes” to support fans and wrestlers. Nash framed the issue as “Main Street, not Wall Street.”

By Afnan Chougle

23 minutes ago

Eddie Guerrero’s Daughter Opens Up About Rediscovering Wrestling

Guerrero revealed she distanced herself from wrestling after Eddie’s death, admitting, “When he died, wrestling died with me.” She once dreamed of becoming a wrestler, but grief pushed her away from the industry. Sherilyn later rebuilt that connection through training and self-discovery. Now embracing wrestling again, she described the experience as healing and admitted being back in the ring feels “addicting.”

By Afnan Chougle

about 6 hours ago

Liv Morgan Says She Will Wrestle Until the Wheels Fall Off While Exploring Acting

Morgan said acting interests her, but WWE remains home as she prepares for Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo this fall. The Women’s World Champion said WWE has allowed her to “spread my wings,” but she is not leaving the ring. “I’m wrestling until the wheels fall off,” Morgan said, adding, “I’m a lifer” before teasing more screen opportunities.

By Adarsh Ojha

about 6 hours ago

John Cena Turns WWE Catchphrase Into Chime Fee Joke

Cena flipped his “You Can’t See Me” catchphrase for Chime’s new ad, debuting “U Can’t Fee Me” after retiring from WWE in late 2025. Chime joked “the fees are NOT here,” unlike the champ, who remains visible in commercials, movies and WWE-adjacent appearances. The ad turns Cena’s invisible-man gag into a banking punchline for fans everywhere online.

By Adarsh Ojha

about 7 hours ago

Diamond Dallas Page Hypes Brock Rechsteiner After His New Orleans Saints Breakthrough

Page praised Rechsteiner after the Saints signed Steiner’s son to their 90-man roster following rookie minicamp. The former Jacksonville State receiver previously worked out for Tennessee and is also tied to WWE’s NIL program. “He’s a great athlete and an even better human being,” Page wrote, comparing his upside to cousin Breakker’s rising WWE career too.

By Adarsh Ojha

about 7 hours ago

Trick Williams Credits Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Rock for Inspiring His WWE Rise

Williams said his WWE rise was something he “was hoping” for after growing up on the Attitude Era. The United States Champion, fresh off retaining against Zayn at Backlash, cited Austin and Rock controlling crowds as his blueprint. “I opened a can of whoop a* at 3 years old,” Williams said, adding, “I want that for myself.”

By Adarsh Ojha

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