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Mike Santana Files Trademark for His Ring Name During His TNA Run

Santana has moved to protect his wrestling identity, filing to trademark “Mike Santana” under his real name, Mark Sanchez Jr. The TNA star’s application covers wrestling news, live performances, televised appearances, personal appearances and online interviews tied to pro wrestling and sports entertainment. The filing gives Santana broader control over the name as his singles run continues.

By Adarsh Ojha

about 1 hour ago

Cody Rhodes Says He Treated His WWE HQ Visit Like a Post-Wrestling Job Interview

Rhodes said he visited WWE HQ to test life beyond the ring, treating meetings with Prichard, Fitting and creative like a real job interview. After his AEW EVP run, he said failure taught him how to prepare differently. “I didn’t want to be unprepared,” Rhodes said, revealing he brought nine PDFs of roster ideas, including Wilson pitches.

By Adarsh Ojha

about 1 hour ago

Lash Legend Opens Up About Early NXT Frustrations and Self-Doubt

“I didn’t understand why… I’m not getting the things that I know I deserve,” Legend said while reflecting on her NXT struggles. She admitted her “biggest fear” was not reaching her potential, but now believes the slower path helped her growth after eventually reaching WWE’s main roster and winning tag team gold.

By Adarsh Ojha

about 2 hours ago

Cody Rhodes Tells Kit Wilson His Royal Rumble Wait Should Be Almost Over

Rhodes encouraged Wilson after he missed the Royal Rumble, telling him it should be the final one he watches from outside. Wilson admitted he expected a spot, struggled emotionally, then chose to work anyway. “I would say that’s the last Royal Rumble you’re not part of,” Rhodes said. Wilson credited advice from Rhodes and Styles for helping.

By Adarsh Ojha

about 2 hours ago

Paul Heyman Frames Roman Reigns vs. Jacob Fatu as Family Money War

Heyman said Reigns and Fatu’s Backlash clash goes beyond the World Heavyweight Title, tying it to Anoa’i/Fatu family power, pride and millions. He painted Fatu as chasing the Tribal Chief’s spot, lifestyle and money. “Who’s the Head of the Table?” Heyman asked, saying Fatu wants to be WWE’s top star because that star earns the most.

By Adarsh Ojha

about 2 hours ago

Paul Heyman Tells Stephen A. Smith What WWE Stars Need to Become His Client

Heyman gave Smith a blunt answer when asked what WWE talent must have to earn his backing. After guiding names like Lesnar, Punk and The Vision, Heyman said the requirement is not size, fame or championship upside, but total commitment. “The willingness to be subservient to the cause of pure greatness,” he said, delighting Smith.

By Adarsh Ojha

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