5 minutes ago

Roman Reigns Survives Jacob Fatu in Violent Backlash Fight

Reigns retained the World Heavyweight Championship by beating Fatu in 18:02 after a brutal Backlash fight built around the Tongan Death Grip. Fatu powerbombed Reigns through the announce table, survived Superman Punches, and kicked out of a spear. Reigns escaped late by sending Fatu into an exposed turnbuckle, then speared him before Fatu attacked officials afterward.

By Afnan Chougle

17 minutes ago

Bayley Praises Iyo Sky and Asuka After Backlash Classic

Bayley praised Sky and Asuka after their Backlash match, calling them “two of the rarest wrestlers in the entire world.” Sky beat Asuka in 18:05 after surviving body-part attacks, counters, the Asuka Lock and a teased Mist. The rivals embraced afterward, adding respect to a mentor-mentee fight that drew “this is awesome” chants.

By Afnan Chougle

42 minutes ago

John Cena Announces WWE vs. NXT Event at Backlash

Cena announced “The John Cena Classic” at Backlash, revealing a new WWE vs. NXT event with its own championship. He said he was “happy” with his final match, then praised Sol Ruca, Je’Von Evans, and Oba Femi. Cena said fans will decide who wins the new title, giving the concept a major interactive twist.

By Afnan Chougle

about 1 hour ago

Iyo Sky Beats Asuka After Mentor-Mentee Classic

Sky defeated Asuka in 18:05 after a physical mentor-versus-mentee battle built around submissions, counters, and body-part attacks. Asuka targeted Sky’s back, teased the Mist, and nearly finished her with the Asuka Lock. Sky blocked the Mist with a notebook, rallied with a springboard moonsault, then hit the Bullet Train Attack and Over the Moonsault before both embraced.

By Afnan Chougle

about 1 hour ago

Killer Kross and Scarlett Leave Door Open for WWE Return

Scarlett said “never say never” on a WWE return, saying they love and miss the locker room, writers, and producers, but blamed TKO for their deal not getting done. Kross said they “never closed the door on dialogue” and stayed in contact with WWE. Both said talks remain possible if the right discussions reopen.

By Afnan Chougle

about 1 hour ago

Swerve Strickland Calls Kofi Kingston a Top-Five Great

Strickland praised Kingston as “one of the top five greatest to ever do it,” citing his 20-year professionalism and clean reputation. He said it is hard to find anyone with “anything negative” to say about him, calling Kingston “the epitome of professionalism.” Strickland also described him as “the perfect type of role model,” especially within their culture.

By Afnan Chougle

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