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Will Ospreay Gifted 7-Year-Old Fan Who ‘Attacked’ MJF At AEW Dynamite 250

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A seven-year-old fan, Mia Liszewski was recently involved in the match between Will Ospreay and MJF for the AEW International Championship last week. It has come to light that she received a gift from ‘The Aerial Assassin’ after the 250th edition of AEW Dynamite.

The milestone edition of the show emanated from Little Rock, Arkansas last week. As MJF and Ospreay were battling in the crowd, Mia punched MJF. ‘The Salt of The Earth’ was not happy with it and gave her the one-finger salute. The video clip of the incident went viral on social media and it has garnered more than 10 million views on X.

Alongside her father, Stan Liszewski, the Arkansas girl spoke with ABC7 News. They talked about the special moment during the show. Mia’s father then revealed that Will Ospreay gave her one of his t-shirts which she was wearing.

“Will Ospreay, big hero at that time, he was the champion. As you can see, he gave her one of his shirts and she’s wearing it.”

It must be humiliating for MJF to get punched by a seven-year-old but he had the last laugh that night. He dethroned Will Ospreay to become the AEW International Champion. The pair of talented wrestlers battled it out for the title in a gruesome match that went on for an hour.

At one point, ‘The Aerial Assassin’ lifted MJF for the Tiger Driver 91. However, Ospreay, who said he wouldn’t use the move looked hesitated. MJF laid out Ospreay with his Dynamite Diamond Ring before pinning him for the three count. It seems that the newly-crowned AEW International Champion has already become a target.

WWE TV Schedule: RAW, SmackDown, NXT and more

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The world of WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) offers a rich tapestry of television programming designed to cater to wrestling enthusiasts of all ages.

From its flagship shows like RAW and SmackDown to developmental and studio shows, WWE provides an array of content to keep fans engaged throughout the week.

Here’s an in-depth look at the WWE TV schedule, including RAW, SmackDown, NXT, and more.

Current Television Programming

In-Ring Shows

RAW (1993–present)

RAW, also known as Monday Night RAW, is WWE’s premier weekly television program. It airs live on Monday nights on the USA Network in the United States.

SmackDown (1999–present)

SmackDown, or Friday Night SmackDown, airs every Friday on the FOX network. It premiered on April 29, 1999, and has since become a cornerstone of WWE programming.

NXT (2010–present)

NXT is WWE’s developmental brand, offering a platform for rising stars to showcase their talents. It airs every Tuesday night on the USA Network.

Originally conceived as a reality-style competition, NXT has evolved into a full-fledged weekly wrestling brand, known for its high-energy matches and emphasis on wrestling prowess.

Tribute to the Troops (2003–present)

Tribute to the Troops is an annual event produced by WWE to honor and entertain the United States Armed Forces.

Main Event (2012–present)

Main Event is a weekly television show that features a mix of established and emerging WWE superstars. It provides additional matchups and storylines, complementing the action seen on RAW and SmackDown but usually there are no storyline implications when it comes to matches on the B-level show.

NXT Level Up (2022–present)

NXT Level Up is a weekly show that serves as a stepping stone for NXT talent. It offers a platform for up-and-coming wrestlers to gain exposure and experience, preparing them for the main NXT show.

Speed (2024–present)

Speed is WWE’s newest offering, a weekly video series exclusive to X (formerly known as Twitter). It provides quick highlights and updates on the latest happenings in WWE.

Studio Shows

Bottom Line (2002–present)

Bottom Line is a weekly studio show that recaps the highlights of RAW. It offers a condensed version of the week’s events, focusing on key matches and storylines.

Afterburn (2002–present)

Afterburn serves a similar purpose for to Bottom Line but for SmackDown, providing a weekly recap of the Friday night show and it airs internationally.

This Week in WWE (2009–present)

This Week in WWE offers a comprehensive look at the week’s events across all WWE programming. It’s an ideal show for fans who want to stay updated on all the action without having to watch every single show during the week.

Wal3ooha (2017–present)

Wal3ooha is a weekly studio show tailored for the Middle East and North Africa market. It features highlights, interviews, and exclusive content relevant to the region.

Sunday Dhamaal (2017–present)

Sunday Dhamaal is produced for the Indian market, offering a localized take on WWE programming. It includes match highlights, interviews, and special features.

WWE’s The Bump (2019–present)

WWE’s The Bump is a weekly talk show that streams live on WWE Network and social media platforms.

Blockbusters (2020–present)

Blockbusters is a daily studio show produced for the Indian market. It provides highlights and analysis of WWE events, catering to the growing fanbase in India.

Dhamaal League (2020–present)

Dhamaal League is another daily show aimed at Indian audiences, featuring highlights, interviews, and special segments focused on WWE action.

Other Shows

Biography: WWE Legends (2021–present)

Produced by WWE and A&E, Biography: WWE Legends is a series that delves into the lives and careers of some of the most iconic figures in WWE history.

WWE’s Most Wanted Treasures (2021–present)

Also produced by WWE and A&E, WWE’s Most Wanted Treasures follows WWE superstars as they search for lost memorabilia from wrestling history.

Rivals (2022–present)

Rivals is a roundtable discussion show hosted by Freddie Prinze Jr., featuring WWE Legends and Superstars examining the most iconic rivalries in WWE history.

Love & WWE: Bianca & Montez (2024–present)

This reality show, airing on Hulu, offers a glimpse into the personal lives of WWE superstars Bianca Belair and Montez Ford.

WWE: Next Gen (2024–present)

A documentary series on The Roku Channel, WWE: Next Gen explores the next generation of WWE talent, highlighting their journeys and challenges.

Former Television Programming

WWE has also produced numerous shows that have since ended but left a lasting impact on wrestling entertainment. Some notable examples include:

  • Heavyweight Wrestling (1956–1971)
  • All-Star Wrestling (1971–1986)
  • Saturday Night’s Main Event (1985–1992; 2006–2008)
  • Prime Time Wrestling (1985–1993)
  • ECW (2006–2010)
  • 205 Live (2016–2022)
  • Tough Enough (2001–2015)

WWE RAW Video Highlights: July 23rd 2024

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Just a couple of weeks ahead of SummerSlam, this week’s RAW show was again newsworthy, with several big moments occurring on the programme. Rhea Ripley was finally able to get a level of revenge on Liv Morgan and CM Punk’s in-ring return was confirmed, among other storylines moving forward towards the ‘Biggest Party of the Summer.’

WWE has now uploaded all of the video highlights for the show to their official YouTube channel, which we have compiled in an easy to view format on one page below.

Read More – WWE Raw Results (7/22): CM Punk Cleared, Liv Morgan Scorned

WWE RAW Full Highlights This Week

If you didn’t get the chance to watch the show in full, you can see a Full Recap of WWE RAW this week via the video below:

WWE RAW Segments This Week

Provoked by Gunther’s incendiary words, World Heavyweight Champion Damian Priest gets into a brawl with Gunther that ends backstage.

Bron Breakker vs Ilja Dragunov

Bron Breakker takes on Ilja Dragunov to become the No. 1 Contender to Intercontinental Champion Sami Zayn.

“Dirty” Dominik Mysterio confronts Rhea Ripley about her online interactions with Jey Uso.

Michael Cole and Pat McAfee receive another video tape from The Wyatt Sicks.

Sonya Deville gets an assist from new allies Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark to take down Lyra Valkyria.

Liv Morgan accosts “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio as Finn Bálor catches the exchange.

Xavier Woods, Otis and Akira Tozawa try to take down The Final Testament.

CM Punk vs Drew McIntyre Confirmed

Seth “Freakin” Rollin interrupts a confrontation between CM Punk and Drew McIntyre and proposes that he be the Special Guest Referee for the huge match.

Uncle Howdy Hits Sister Abigail

The Wyatt Sicks once again strike as Uncle Howdy hits a Sister Abigail on Chad Gable.

As Pete Dunne battles Bronson Reed, Sheamus makes a statement by taking out both Superstars.

“Dirty” Dominik Mysterio gets back into Rhea Ripley’s good graces by proclaiming his disgust for Liv Morgan, breaking the Women’s World Champion’s heart.

After dominating Ilja Dragunov to become No. 1 Contender, Bron Breakker states that he is ready to become Intercontinental Champion and break Sami Zayn in half while doing so.

Zelina Vega vs Zoey Stark WWE RAW

Zelina Vega takes on the dangerous Zoey Stark.

Gunther makes his case to becoming the World Heavyweight Champion.

After Jey Uso and Sami Zayn defeat Finn Bálor and JD McDonagh, Bron Breakker once again Spears Sami Zayn out of his boots.

Liv Morgan Backstage After WWE RAW

See the extended cut of Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan’s breakdown as her heart gets broken by “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio.

Dominik Mysterio’s Brutal Rejection of Liv Morgan On WWE RAW Translated

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‘Dirty’ Dominik Mysterio didn’t hold back in his comments about Liv Morgan in both England and Spanish during the latest episode of WWE RAW. After weeks of Morgan’s advances, Mysterio made clear this week that he doesn’t like the WWE Women’s World Champion, leaving Morgan in tears after RAW went off the air.

Dominik switched between English and Spanish during his comments to Liv and thanks to Oscar The WWE Nexus Shirt Guy, we know exactly what he said.

“I hate you Liv! Are you stupid? Are you deaf? Do you not understand what I’m telling you b***h? I don’t like you! You’ve ruined my life, over and over again. I can’t understand what goes on in your head! Are you a dumbass or what? I can’t stand you! You’ve ruined everything for me, and now– I hate you with all of my life!”

With all seemingly forgiven between Rhea and Dominik, Mami can now focus on WWE SummerSlam 2024 where she will challenge Liv Morgan for the WWE Women’s World Championship. It remains to be seen what headspace the champ will be in come August 3 after this brutal bi-lingual rejection by ‘Daddy Dominik’ on RAW.

Ronda Rousey Comments On Potential Return To UFC: “If I Could, I Definitely Would”

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Former UFC Women’s Bantamweight Champion Ronda Rousey recently shared her thoughts on possibly stepping foot inside the UFC cage. Speaking with Justin Barrasso for Sports Illustrated, Rousey was asked if she ever plans on returning to fight. She said:

“I appreciate when people ask. Maybe it means they still miss me.”

After a successful MMA career, Ronda Rousey decided to retire in 2016. She had suffered consecutive knockout losses to both Holly Holm and Amanda Nunes in title fights. Holly Holm handed her first career loss at UFC 193. Meanwhile, Amanda Nunes defeated her in December 2016. Recently, Rousey has been candid about suffering from concussions during her UFC run. Would Ronda Rousey fight for the UFC again?

“If I could, I definitely would. If I want to have a whole basketball team full of kids, I can’t take any more detours. I’ve always wanted to be a mom with a lot of kids.”

– Ronda Rousey to Sports Illustrated

‘Rowdy’ then shifted her career to WWE a year later where her first run was remarkable. She won the Raw Women’s Title and headlined WrestleMania 35 with Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair. However, her second run was lackluster which ended last year. She departed the company after SummerSlam where she was defeated by Shayna Baszler in an MMA Rules match.

While she’s enjoying motherhood, she has found a new passion in writing. Ronda Rousey has recently sold her first screenplay to Netflix. The UFC Hall of Famer is also set to make her graphic novel debut with Expecting The Unexpected which launches on July 25.

Ronda Rousey has teamed up with comics publisher AWA and Mike Deodato, Jr., a reputed comic book artist. They have created spectacular fight scenes and the story revolves around a deadly hitwoman, who is pregnant. She has a bounty on her head and has to fight off the assassins.

U.S. Olympic Committee Suing Logan Paul’s PRIME Over Trademarks

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PRIME, the beverage brand co-owned by WWE U.S. Champion Logan Paul, is facing legal action by the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee. The suit, which has been seen by CBS News, claims that PRIME is using trademarked phrases and symbols on a special edition of its drink featuring three-time Olympic gold medallist Kevin Durant. The beverage in question uses the terms ‘Olympic’ ‘Olympian,’ and ‘Team USA’, and also refers to ‘going for gold’ on its label.

Kevin Durant Special Edition Bottle

The Olympic Committee, which also represents the Paralympic Games, claims in the suit that PRIME has acted “in bad faith.” The committee adds that it has sent a cease-and-desist to PRIME but the Durant-inspired product continues to be sold.

The suit states that consumers could be misled to believe there is an agreement between the Olympic and Paralympic Committee and PRIME. This year’s games will kick off this Friday in Paris, France.

Criticisms of PRIME

Earlier this month, U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer called for an investigation into PRIME due to the high caffeine content of its energy drink. PRIME responded by stating that it companies with all requirements in the countries it operates in. As data from caffeineinformer.com shows, PRIME Energy has 56.3mg of caffeine per 100ml, more than Red Bull (32mg per 100ml) or Monster (33.8mg per 100ml).

Last year, a lawsuit was filed stating that PRIME’s grape-flavored drink contained per- and polyfluoroalkyl (PFAS) substances. In April 2024, Paul disclosed that PFAS were not listed ingredients but were detected in the product.

PRIME currently serves as the official sponsor of WWE PLEs and is the promotion’s first sponsor to receive branding on the ring mat. A ‘Hydration Station,’ complete with PRIME bottle can be found ringside at RAW and SmackDown events. In January 2023, UFC announced a partnership with PRIME that saw corroboration at UFC events.

Related: Logan Paul Takes AA Through Table At PRIME Event

Donovan Dijak On WWE Exit, Retribution & ‘Burned Bridges’

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Former WWE Superstar Donovan Dijak recently sat down with Chris Van Vliet to reflect on his journey in wrestling and his abrupt release from WWE earlier this year. Dijak was with the promotion for seven years and had runs in NXT and on the main roster. Dijak never held gold in WWE but has already won a championship now he’s back on the indies.

On Leaving WWE

When sharing that he’d be exiting WWE in a letter, Dijak claimed that the promotion had “stonewalled” attempts to negotiate a new deal. Now out of the company, Dijak is looking forward to what’s to come.

“[I’m feeling] Excited. Yeah, it took a little bit of time to get over the initial waves of emotions, mostly disappointment, frustration and fear. But now I’m in a really good spot because I’ve had a good solid week of let’s call it return on investment.”

On If He’s Burned Bridges With WWE

With his letter, Dijak made his views on WWE ‘stonewalling’ his attempts to sign a new deal crystal clear. When asked if his very public display may have hurt his chances at a return, Dijak argued that nothing he wrote was dishonest.

“If that letter burned a bridge with WWE, then they need to take a long hard look at themselves because everything in that letter is true and it’s what they did. So if me telling the truth about their actions, burns a bridge, then maybe they should consider changing their actions because that doesn’t reflect well on them. All I did was say what you did to me.”

Dijak pointed out that he didn’t scorn or badmouth anyone in WWE or throw out wild allegations against the company. Instead, he simply said “these are the facts” of what happened to him in the company.

On Being At Forbidden Door

Mere days after his WWE exit, Dijak teased appearing at AEWxNJPW: Forbidden Door and whilst he wasn’t shown on-screen, he was backstage at the event.

Dijak: “I did not talk to Tony [Khan]… some phone calls were made, we saw where we could go and Steve [from Paragon] has enough connections at AEW where it was, I don’t know who’s in charge of green lighting who goes backstage, but in some capacity, I was approved to be backstage.

Dijak added that he was welcomed with “open arms” at Forbidden Door and he had great conversations with old friend. Dijak name-dropped reigning AEW World Champion Swerve Strickland as one of the individuals he spoke to.

On Retribution

During his WWE run, Dijak worked as Retribution T-Bar though the group struggled to make an impact on the main roster. According to the ex-Superstar, the idea for the group was agreed upon long before the wrestlers were picked.

“Retribution existed before the members of it were selected in any capacity. The original group of Retribution that you saw on Monday Night Raw was a bunch of writers and extras all wearing those head-to-toe blacks and throwing Molotov cocktails at a generator.

Dijak filmed a brief vignette in his basement and presented it to Vince McMahon who after watching spoke about the importance of professionalism to the Superstar.

“I made the pitch about Retribution. He was like ‘You need to have more respect you know for these board members, these CEOs’… it’s just a very confusing message and I’m like yes sir. Sounds good. Yeah, I’ll be more professional next time.

On If FOX Had An Issue With Retribution

Following his own release from WWE, fellow Retribution member Mace said Retribution was scrapped as many saw it as too similar to Antifa. On the podcast, Dijak addressed the rumor that FOX, the broadcaster of SmackDown, had an issue with the group.

“I never heard that in an official capacity. I never saw a report that said that. But yes, that is the rumor I heard that Fox did not like Retribution, which for the record they had every right.”

Latest On Kayla Becker’s Film Project After Parting Ways With WWE

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More has come to light about the film project Kayla Becker has been working on following her recent exit from WWE. Becker worked for years as Kayla Braxton before her time with the company ended in June 2024. Becker served as an interview, announcer, and host for years in WWE and was given a fitting sendoff after her final show in Madison Square Garden.

Kayla Becker’s Film Project

Shortly after her exit from WWE, Becker shared that she had wrapped filming her scenes for a feature film, the first for the former ring announcer. Becker will be a part of Stranglehold, Deadline reports and will play Ashley, a dancer in a club that the lead characters intend to rob.

The film stars Justin Long (Dear David, Clerks 3), Ashley Benson (Mob Land, Pixels), and Jake Lacy (Rampage, Johnny English Strikes Again). A synopsis of the film provided by Deadline reads:

“Bailey (Benson) is an exotic dancer with big dreams. She and her Army vet husband Tim (Lacy) are fed up with their lives of barely getting by in small-town Arkansas, so they decide to rob the strip club that employs her.”

The film is being directed by Clark Duke (Hot Tub Time Machine 2), who co-wrote the screenplay with Chandler Duke (Arizona) and Billington Garrett (You Belong To Me.) On Twitter, Becker shared her excitement for the project.

This is a huge step for Becker who is ready to establish her name outside the world of WWE. Keep tuned into SE Scoops for all the latest on the former WWE broadcaster.

Darby Allin Explains Why He Can’t Stop Doing Extreme Spots: I Never Phone It In

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Darby Allin says he is always ready to take big risks in any match because he doesn’t want any of his performances to feel like he’s phoning it in.

The former TNT Champion recently had an interview with Battleground podcast to promote the upcoming Blood and Guts special of Dynamite this Wednesday.

During the interview, Allin first discussed his crazy Anarchy In The Arena match at Double or Nothing 2024. During the bout, Darby took a superkick from the Young Bucks who were wearing boots lined with thumbtacks.

The AEW star revealed that he had to pull thumbtacks out of his lip after the bout and his nose injury made for an awkward conversation with his doctor:

“My nose, you couldn’t see it cause this shirt was hanging over my face, but my nose blew up like a faucet. When I got to the back, I had to pull thumbtacks out of my lip. I went right to the hospital. I thought this whole thing was re broke.

It was a pretty crazy night, and trying to explain that to [the doctor], because right before of that match, I had to get clearance from my nose doctor. Then the nose doctor signed me off, he said, ‘Be careful.’ And coming back and having to explain that, yeah, that was really awkward conversation.”

I Don’t Take Any of This Shit For Granted: Darby Allin

Darby Allin later mentioned how a lot of people advise him against such spots. According to the former champion, however, the drive to take big risks comes from the necessity to prove his haters wrong:

“Everybody tells me, ‘Take it easy. Slow down. You’re not gonna be able to walk when you’re 30.’ And it’s like, ‘Well, I’m 31 and I feel great.’ Believe it or not, even though like my foot, my face, everything feels great. It comes from a background of growing up working as a dishwasher, constantly being told that you’re never gonna amount to anything.

So going out there every night, I don’t forget where I came from. So that’s why you’ll never see Darby Allin phone it in. It could be on in front of 10 people, 10,000 people. 81,000 people. I never phone it in. Because I don’t take any of this shit for granted.”

The Blood And Guts episode of AEW Dynamite will see Darby Allin teaming with Swerve Strickland, Mark Briscoe, Max Caster & Anthony Bowens to take on Kazuchika Okada, Matthew Jackson, Nicholas Jackson, Jack Perry & “Hangman” Adam Page in the extreme bout.

Liv Morgan Breaks Down In Tears Backstage After Dominik Insults Her

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WWE Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan is heartbroken after Judgment Day member Dominik Mysterio publicly humiliated her.

‘Dirty Dom’ has had enough of Morgan. He hasn’t reciprocated the feelings despite Morgan pursuing him for weeks. In a Raw Exclusive, Liv Morgan could be seen crying in the backstage area after Dominik Mysterio insulted her.

On the latest edition of Raw, Dominik came across Liv Morgan in the backstage area. When Rhea Ripley came to know about it, she angrily brought Dominik to the ring. ‘Mami’ called out Morgan, who was in the audience.

Liv Morgan once again expressed her feelings for Dominik and said men like Dominik prefer girls like her over Ripley. Dom stopped a furious Rhea Ripley before hurling insults at Morgan. He made it clear that he hated Morgan and that she meant nothing to him. This left the champ in tears.

Last month, Liv Morgan had shocked the fans when she locked lips with Dominik. In the following weeks, Morgan continued to flirt with Dominik. However, the situation got interesting when Rhea Ripley returned from a shoulder injury and interrupted Morgan, who almost kissed Dom again. Last week, ‘Mami’ continued to ignore Dominik but later in the show, she forgave him.

Morgan is all set to put the WWE Women’s World Championship on the line against Rhea Ripley at next month’s SummerSlam Premium Live Event. 

Xavier Woods’ 10-Year Streak Ends With 7/22 WWE RAW Tag Team Match

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A decade-long record held by Xavier Woods was shattered on the latest episode of Raw when the former King of the Ring was in six-man action. During the July 22, show, Woods teamed with Akira Tozawa and Otis but came up short against The Final Testament.

This was Woods’ first tag-team match in over a decade in which the former King of the Ring did not team with at least one member of the New Day. The last instance of this came during the July 1, 2014, taping of WWE Main Event where Woods and R-Truth lost to Erick Rowan and Luke Harper.

H/T to @WWEStats for uncovering this stat. Stay tuned to SEScoops for more interesting wrestling facts and statistics.

The Future of the New Day

In recent weeks, The Final Testament has sought to split Woods from Kofi Kingston, an act that’d end the New Day as we know it in the process. Karrion Kross told Woods in May that “there’s always time left on the table” for him to join and leave the New Day behind. On a recent edition of the Getting Over podcast, Big E said that the faction is “at a crossroads” and that it’s an “interesting time” for the faction as a split continues to be teased.

Kofi Kingston said last year that the faction will never break up, though that’s exactly what happened in 2021 when Big E was drafted to Raw without Kofi and Woods. It was reported in March 2023 that Vince McMahon had several pitches that’d see the group split but the three members were adamantly against any on-screen fractures.

Could we be seeing the last of the New Day? Stay tuned to SE Scoops for all the latest in the world of WWE and beyond.

CJ Perry Channels ‘Lana’ To React To Liv Morgan Segment On WWE RAW

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It’s been years since CJ Perry worked as Lana in WWE, but the ex-Superstar revived the ‘Ravishing Russian’ for a recent video about Liv Morgan. On the July 22, episode of RAW, Liv Morgan’s efforts to win over Dominik Mysterio proved futile as ‘Dirty Dom’ officially got back together with Rhea Ripley. On Twitter, Perry shared her support for Morgan and often slipped into the Russian accent she often used during her time with WWE. Dressed in a Liv Morgan, Perry said that “Mother Russia” is going to win and encouraged fans to purchase Liv’s merchandise.

https://twitter.com/TheCJPerry/status/1815587920298058142

Perry’s revival of Lana comes mere weeks after she was removed from AEW’s roster and told USA Today that she was “gone” from the All-Elite promotion. Perry was reportedly part of cuts to AEW’s roster made in April but her removal from the roster website was only made recently.

In the past, Perry has suggested that a WWE return could happen, telling In The Kliq podcast last month that “I’m open to everything.” On the same podcast, Perry described WWE CCO Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque and Stephanie McMahon as geniuses and reiterated that “I’m always open to go back to WWE and tell compelling stories.”

CJ Perry & Liv Morgan

In late 2019, Liv returned to WWE programming and revealed that she was in love with Lana, suggesting that the pair had been in a relationship. This revelation came about during Lana’s on-screen wedding to Bobby Lashley, though the story between Liv and Lana was quickly dropped.

Outside of the ring, Morgan and Perry are close friends and can regularly be spotted hanging out on their respective social media accounts. Liv was recently invited to Perry’s birthday celebration and used some WWE-learned skills when a small fire broke out in Perry’s home.

The Miz Hopes To Get One More Moment With John Cena Before Retirement

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The Miz is hoping to get one more moment with John Cena before the WWE legend calls it a career and hangs his wrestling boots for good.

The two WWE superstars have a long history together. They have been arch-rivals in the ring while also being really good friends behind the scenes.

The A-Lister recently had an interview with Sports Illustrated to discuss Cena announcing plans for his retirement from active competition. The Cenation Leader has confirmed that 2025 will be his last year as an active performer.

The former IC Champion mentioned how he is proud to have shared the ring with John Cena in his career and claimed that Cena is the greatest of all time. The Miz then expressed that he has mixed emotions on the announcement of his retirement:

“He’s a bona fide movie star now, but he loves this so much he’s still going to do live events. I still can’t believe this is it for him. I’m sad, but I’m also happy–this must be what he wants.”

Never Thought I’d Do That: The Miz

The Miz mentioned their history including their latest encounter at Raw after WrestleMania 40 where they teamed together. The wrestling veteran said that he hopes to have one more moment with Cena before his career comes to a close:

“I would love one more moment with him. We were rivals for so long, and just this past WrestleMania, the day after, I’m tagging with John Cena doing the ‘You can’t see me’ and giving AA’s to people. I never thought I’d ever do that.”

John Cena and The Miz have shared the ring for more than 150 different matches both as rivals and tag team partners. The biggest testament to their importance in each other’s career is probably their main event match at WrestleMania XXVII.

With a rivalry as great as this, the 43-year-old certainly deserves the opportunity to step in the ring with the Hollywood Star at least one more time before the curtain falls on the legendary career of Cena.

WWE SummerSlam 2024: Updated Card With CM Punk’s Return

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WWE has officially confirmed CM Punk’s in-ring return match against Drew McIntyre for the upcoming SummerSlam 2024 event with a twist.

This week’s episode of Monday Night Raw featured a segment with the Straight Edge Star. Punk cut a promo on Drew McIntyre and tried to attack him when the Scottish Psychopath showed up at the ringside.

Adam Pearce however, brought in security to restrain the former AEW Star. He went on to announced a match between the two for the upcoming PLE, while also warning them of a suspension on getting physical before that.

Pearce then mentioned how he has a ‘referee’ problem which was the perfect cue for Seth Rollins. The Architect shaked Pearce’s hand and mentioned that no one wants to referee the match between the two WWE stars. He confirmed that he will be officiating the match at the upcoming show.

WWE SummerSlam match card

All top matches for the SummerSlam 2024 seems to have been confirmed with the latest announcement. Here is the updated match card for the show:

  • Undisputed WWE Championship Match: Cody Rhodes vs Solo Sikoa
  • Women’s World Championship Match: Liv Morgan vs. Rhea Ripley
  • World Heavyweight Championship Match: Damian Priest vs. Gunther
  • WWE Women’s Championship Match: Bayley vs Nia Jax
  • US Championship Match: Logan Paul vs. LA Knight
  • IC Championship Match: Semi Zayn vs. Bron Breakker
  • Singles Match: Drew McIntyre vs. CM Punk with special guest referee Seth Rollins

SummerSlam 2024 will be taking place from the Cleveland Browns Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio two weeks from now on Sunday, August 4, 2024.

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MVP Dusting Off His Wrestling Boots Amid Rumors Of WWE Internal Roster Removal

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MVP has suggested that his days in the ring are not over yet, amid rumors that his time with WWE will soon be coming to an end. On Instagram, the former United States Champion shared a photo of his wrestling boots with the caption “Dusted these off.” When a fan said that MVP’s boots “don’t look hung up to me” MVP responded by saying “They are NOT!!!”

MVP Boots

MVP hasn’t competed in over two years, with his most recent match seeing himself and Omos lose via DQ to the Street Profits on the July 18, edition of Monday Night RAW. Since returning to WWE in January 2020, MVP has had 44 matches for the company, and boasts a win/loss/draw record of 16-27-1.

Though he hasn’t wrestled in some time, MVP has no plans on retiring from the ring. In May of this year, the WWE Superstar/manager underwent stem cell therapy treatment which he hopes will extend his career in the squared circle.

MVP’s WWE Status

This post comes at an interesting time for MVP, who, alongside Bobby Lashley and Tamina Snuka, is rumored to have been removed from WWE’s internal roster. It’s reported that the belief within WWE is that MVP and Lashley will leave, and possibly reunite the Hurt Business in AEW, though without the WWE-owned name. WWE is said to have made Lashley an offer to stay, but the number has reportedly not made Lashley eager to re-sign.

Keep tuned in to SE Scoops for the latest on this developing situation.

WWE Raw Results (7/22): CM Punk Cleared, Liv Morgan Scorned

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Here are WWE Raw results for July 22, 2024 from Green Bay, Wisconsin:

Gunther addresses the crowd: Gunther enters the ring and stands by his harsh words from last week, calling everyone in the building bums and targeting Damian Priest specifically. Priest arrives, and a brawl ensues, with referees and security struggling to separate them.

[IC Championship #1 Contender]: Ilja Dragunov vs. Bron Breakker – Winner: Bron Breakker via referee stoppage.

Rhea Ripley and Dominik Mysterio’s conversation: Rhea teases Dominik about Jey Uso, and Finn Balor suggests targeting Jey. Rhea dismisses it but questions why she is defending Jey.

Lyra Valkyria (w/ Kayden Carter & Katana Chance) vs. Sonya Deville (w/ Zoey Stark & Shayna Baszler) – Winner: Sonya Deville.

CM Punk calls out Drew McIntyre: CM Punk challenges Drew McIntyre, who responds quickly. They are interrupted by referees and security. Adam Pearce announces that their match at SummerSlam is official, with strict stipulations to prevent any physical altercations before the event. Seth Rollins offers to referee the match, bringing chaos to the situation.

Judgment Day searches for Jey Uso: Dominik goes off alone and meets Liv Morgan, who offers her support. Finn Balor catches them together, and Liv quickly walks away.

Sami Zayn warns Bron Breakker: Sami Zayn tells Bron to take him seriously. He finds the Judgment Day attacking Jey Uso and intervenes to save Jey.

Xavier Woods, Otis & Akira Tozawa (w/ Maxxine Dupri) vs. Karrion Kross & Authors Of Pain (w/ Scarlett & Paul Ellering) – Winners: Final Testament.

Chad Gable and The Creed Brothers confront Alpha Academy: Gable offers Otis and his team a chance to rejoin him, criticizing Otis’s leadership. Otis declines, leading to a beatdown by The Creed Brothers. The Wyatt Sicks arrive, and Uncle Howdy attacks Gable with Sister Abigail.

Pete Dunne vs. Bronson Reed – Winner: Did Not Start. Sheamus interrupts with a Brogue Kick to Dunne and Reed, causing the match to be called off.

The Judgment Day is frustrated: Finn Balor announces a tag match against Jey Uso and Sami Zayn tonight and challenges Gunther next week. Rhea Ripley questions the group’s actions during Jey’s beatdown. Carlito reveals they were with Liv, prompting Ripley to drag Dominik to the ring.

Rhea Ripley and Dominik Mysterio address Liv Morgan: Ripley challenges Liv, who appears in the crowd and expresses her feelings for Dominik. Dominik insults Liv, leaving her heartbroken. Ripley and Dominik … “reconcile” in the ring.

Zoey Stark vs. Zelina Vega – Winner: Zelina Vega. Despite an injury, Vega secures a victory over Stark.

Judgment Day’s Finn Balor & JD McDonagh vs. Jey Uso & Sami Zayn – Winners: Uso & Zayn. The match received justified “this is awesome” chants. Bron Breakker hits Sami Zayn with a surprise spear to close the show.

Stay tuned to SEScoops for our continued coverage of WWE RAW and check out our WWE News section for more.

WWE Raw to Air on Syfy for the Next Two Weeks Due to Olympic Coverage

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WWE fans, take note: For the next two weeks, WWE Raw will be airing on Syfy instead of its usual home on the USA Network. This change is due to the USA Network’s coverage of the 2024 Summer Olympic Games.

The July 29 episode of WWE Raw will be broadcast live from St. Paul, MN, marking the final Raw before SummerSlam.

The following week, WWE Raw on August 5 returns to Baltimore, MD. This episode will feature the fallout from SummerSlam.

Why the Change?

The preemption of WWE Raw on the USA Network is due to the network’s commitment to broadcasting the 2024 Summer Olympic Games.

Next Monday, fans tuning into USA expecting Raw will instead see Equestrian Jumping. The following week, Raw gets bumped for Cycling: Women’s Team Sprint.

When Does Raw Return to USA Network?

WWE Raw will return to its regular home on the USA Network on Monday, August 12, 2024, live from Austin, TX.

Stay tuned to Syfy for the next two week to watch WWE Raw and update your DVR devices accordingly.

AEW, WBD Have An Agreement ‘In Principle’ For A New Deal

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All-Elite Wrestling and Warner Bros. Discovery have an agreement in principle to keep AEW on Turner networks for the next several years.

According to sources in the television industry, AEW and WBD’s deal would add AEW content to the MAX streaming platform, including pay-per-views. It’s unknown how much AEW would earn moving PPVs to streaming.

Two sources emphasized the deal was an agreement in principle only and on paper, but could change as both sides get closer to signing off, but there is an agreement on paper.

An official announcement of an extension could happen within the next several weeks. Garrett Gonzalez and Dave Meltzer corroborated the report on Saturday’s Wrestling Observer Radio.

Exact numbers on the deal weren’t available but were said to be on “the middle to high side” of what the two groups were negotiating.

AEW’s exclusive negotiation window with WBD ended on July 21.

CM Punk Vs. Drew McIntyre is the Only Choice to Headline Bad Blood – Inside Hell In A Cell

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WWE recently announced the return of the Bad Blood brand for a PLE to occur this October from Atlanta. The first one—formally titled In Your House: Badd Blood—occurred in 1997, featuring the first ever Hell in a Cell match between The Undertaker and Shawn Michaels, culminating in the debut of Kane. The show returned in 2003 and 2004, headlined by Triple H working Hell in a Cell matches first with Kevin Nash, then Michaels.

After twenty years, Bad Blood is back. There’s no guarantee we’ll see the Cell, but it does feel like a natural choice given the history of the event. Moreover, WWE’s been building precisely the kind of feud that would warrant a big-time Hell in a Cell main event: CM Punk vs. Drew McIntyre.

CM Punk Vs. Drew McIntyre Is The Hottest Feud In WWE

Drew McIntyre and CM Punk Hell in a Cell

CM Punk’s return to WWE was one of the biggest stories in wrestling at the turn of the year. There was a real risk of it fizzling just as it got started, though, as Punk went down to injury in his first televised match back—the men’s Royal Rumble—and had to miss WrestleMania.

WWE pivoted very nicely as Drew McIntyre took credit for the injury. The months to follow saw Punk three times directly cost McIntyre the World Heavyweight Championship–at WrestleMania, Clash at the Castle, and Money in the Bank–in addition the Scotsman beating Punk bloody on an episode of SmackDown.

This intense series of events, paired with the promo skills put on display by both participants have elevated this feud. Against the odds, it’s the hottest issue in WWE without the men involved working a single match together (aside from the Rumble).

Patience Has Been A Virtue In CM Punk Vs. Drew McIntyre Storytelling

While CM Punk’s injury has protected against rushing the CM Punk vs. Drew McIntyre feud too much, WWE has also been shrewd in its storytelling. Punk and McIntyre have never entirely taken their eyes off each other even as McIntyre has engaged in other pursuits like chasing Seth Rollins and Damian Priest for the World Heavyweight Championship. Moreover, they’ve built in some pacing like McIntyre pretending to quit the company, then getting suspended coming out of Money in the Bank.

Given the pace to date, it feels realistic WWE can carry forward without a match between these two until SummerSlam or later and, in any event, the pairing should still feel fresh enough to be a draw headlining Bad Blood.

The Promise And Pitfalls Of Adding Seth Rollins To The Mix

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Seth Rollins vs. CM Punk looked like the clear direction for WrestleMania 40 before Punk went down to injury. WWE has nicely reignited the on-screen heat between them when Punk got in the middle of The Visionary’s business at Money in the Bank, going after Drew McIntyre.

Might WWE add Rollins more formally into the mix, including making this prospective Hell in a Cell showdown a triple threat? There are merits to the idea.

After all, one of the biggest questions surrounding Punk right now is his ability to deliver in a big match scenario. He looked a little sluggish in the Royal Rumble and got injured again, following an AEW run that was riddled with major injuries at all the worst times. If there’s anyone on the current WWE roster who can singlehandedly elevate match quality, it would have to be Rollins. The Visionary could enhance the existing match or be a key contributor if Punk were to get hurt and necessitate a change in plans on the fly.

On the other hand, Punk vs. McIntyre is hot enough that it’s more than worthy of its own epic blow off. Transitioning Punk into a feud focused on Rollins after he finishes his business with McIntyre makes all the sense in the world. As such, Rollins having some involvement with the finish or immediate aftermath of this match makes sense, but it may not be the best call to officially add him.

Alternatives Or Additions To CM Punk Vs. Drew McIntyre In Hell In A Cell

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On a literal level, it’s overstating it to say CM Punk vs. Drew McIntyre is the only match that could close Bad Blood 2024. It may well be the best choice, but world championships also offer obvious options. Cody Rhodes vs. Solo Sikoa probably isn’t going to be a “one and done” title program and could bleed into October. Meanwhile, Gunther awaits his World Heavyweight Championship opportunity at SummerSlam and however things play out between him and (presumably) Damian Priest may dictate a feud that could warrant the Cell, too.

Perhaps the most intriguing option of all would be to put Rhea Ripley and Liv Morgan in the Cell. Their storyline and involvement with Dominik Mysterio has been a focal point of Raw for months now, culminating in a major moment when The Eradicator returned to close the July 8 episode of Raw. Ripley and Morgan have the talent and the heat behind their feud that they could also justify this kind of spotlight—especially if the current or a future injury were to prevent Punk from headlining the show.

In the end, WWE reviving the Bad Blood brand is doing exactly what it should in tapping into nostalgia and creating buzz. One of WWE’s most buzzworthy feuds should get the chance to headline the show.

Bianca Belair Admits Peeing Herself During Nia Jax Match

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WWE’s “Hottest Event Of The Year” is almost upon us, as superstars have begun to promote Summerslam for different media outlets. The event will occur at the Cleveland Brown Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio, on August 3. WWE superstars Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill recently appeared on the popular Hot Ones Versus show on YouTube to eat spicy chicken and share their secrets to get fans interested in the premium live event.

In the episode, the former tag team champions were tested against each other by answering questions honestly or having to eat extraordinarily hot chicken flats.

One of the notable funny moments was when Belair shared that Cargill’s most annoying quality as a tag partner is that it takes her a long time to get ready for a match. The former All Elite Wrestling superstar believed it was the first time Belair had mentioned it, while “The EST” recalled a moment where she had to text Cargill to see if she was done preparing before their walkout.

Another interesting tidbit was Belair sharing that she has peed herself in a match. She jokingly noted that as a reason why she doesn’t do leg drops and admitted to peeing herself in a match against Nia Jax. Belair recalled it happening when she lost to Jax in the Queen of The Ring semi-finals on the May 24 episode of Friday Night Smackdown. The former WWE tag champion remembered that the minor accident occurred when Jax landed her Annihilator finisher.

Although it may sound embarrassing to fans, Cargill said it is common in wrestling. That said, she has yet to experience a situation like her partner and isn’t anticipating it either.

What’s Next For Bianca Belair & Jade Cargill?

Belair and Cargill are motivated to reclaim their tag team championships from The Unholy Union (Alba Fyre & Isla Dawn). They lost the titles to Fyre and Dawn at Clash At The Castle on June 15. Since then, Belair and Cargill have regrouped and have recently caught the “Heel” champions’ attention.

Fyre and Dawn called out the former champions after Belair defeated Chelsea Green on the July 19 episode of Friday Night Smackdown. The Unholy Union shared that they will be on the July 26 show and contemplate giving Belair and Cargill a title opportunity.

A matchup seems possible for SummerSlam as the card is still being developed. It’s worth noting that Belair and Cargill are on the poster for the upcoming PLE, and the former AEW superstar said that they will be there on Hot Ones Versus.

Regardless, Belair and Cargill have shown in their recent media appearance to develop a bond both in and out of the ring.

It’s Slobbering Time: CM Punk’s Dog Larry Makes History at WWE Shop

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Fans of CM Punk can now showcase their love for his dog Larry, thanks to WWE Shop’s latest merchandise line featuring the charming pup. WWE Shop currently has two Larry-centric shirts for sale as seen in the images below.

Both shirts cost $32.99 (not including shipping) and range in sizes from small to 3XL. Larry has now stepped foot (or rather, paw) in the history books as the first WWE pet to have their own line of shirts.

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Larry The Dog

Larry gets his name from Larry Talbot, the titular Wolf Man of the iconic 1941 Universal Monsters film and its subsequent sequels. While Larry has yet to appear on WWE TV alongside Punk, Drew McIntyre took aim at the “stupid-looking dog” during a June 2024 edition of RAW. The Scottish Warrior ridiculed CM Punk for wearing a bracelet with the name of his dog and wife, which earned a loud “Larry” chant from the Indianapolis crowd.

A WWE t-shirt isn’t the only way to show your Larry fandom, as he was recently immortalized as an action figure. Larry and Punk are part of a new line of wrestling figures created by Zombie Sailor’s Toys as part of their Heels and Faces line. AEW also released their own Larry shirt during Punk’s time with the company though it is no longer available to purchase.

CM Punk has been announced for tonight’s WWE Monday Night RAW, which will serve as the penultimate RAW before SummerSlam 2024. Fans are eager to hear what Punk has to say on tonight’s show and where his deeply personal feud with Drew McIntyre will go next.

Want to know more about all the latest updates in the world of wrestling merch? Make sure to check out our Wrestling Merchandise section for all the details.

Pat McAfee Calls Out Critics Of His WWE 2K24 DLC Pack

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Pat McAfee hit back at critics ahead of the following WWE 2K24 downloadable content.

WWE 2K24 has received some backlash for the next installment of content from their season pass. The popular video game series is set to release the Pat McAfee Show Pack on July 24. It will feature the fan-favorite Monday Night Raw Commentator and his sports talk show co-hosts Ty Schmit, Boston Connor, AJ Hawk, and Darius Butler as playable characters.

The downloadable content doesn’t have a price listed yet or is available on digital stores as a standalone. However, it’s expected to be $9.99, like the Post Malone & Friends and ECW Punk Pack from the WWE 2K24 season pass. The decision to add McAfee and his co-hosts hasn’t been universally well-received, as fans have wanted to see more active superstars or former legends in the game.

The developers of WWE 2K24 have also yet to promote the Pat McAfee Show Pack like the previous DLC additions. In response to the negative feedback, McAfee has called out the critics of his and his friends’ inclusion in the game.

The popular WWE personality reposted a Smackdown Hotel X Account tweet, which sarcastically questioned whether they were excited about the upcoming DLC. McAfee responded by calling out the critics in the internet wrestling community and saying that the Pat McAfee Show Pack won’t be released on July 24.

The DLC is still listed on the WWE 2K24 website to come out on July 24. A new announcement to reschedule the Pat McAfee Show Pack seems unlikely, as they have two more DLCs to release from their season pass and more updates to be added to the game.

Upcoming WWE 2K24 Downloadable Content

Although fans have responded negatively to the Pat McAfee Show Pack, WWE 2K developers plan to end their season pass with more legends and active superstars.

The Global Superstars Pack will be released on September 18. It will feature six current talents, including Jade Cargill, Lyra Valkyria, and Dragon Lee, who will make their debut in the WWE 2K series. The game will conclude the season pass with the WCW Pack, hitting digital stores on November 13. Wrestling legends Diamond Dallas Page, Iron Sheik, Mr. Perfect, Great Muta, and Lex Luger will return to the popular video game series to add more depth to the stacked roster.

WWE 2K24 fans may continue criticizing the developers’ choice to include McAfee and his co-hosts in their season pass. However, the following DLC, which will come later this year, has the potential to be a fantastic inclusion in the well-received wrestling game.

Johnny Gargano Heartbroken As 82-Year-Old Father Loses Restaurant in Fire

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The family of Johnny Gargano is recuperating after a fire destroyed the restaurant owned by the father of the reigning WWE Tag Team Champion. On Twitter, Gargano shared that his 82-year-old father was fortunately not in the restaurant at the time of the fire, but that his workplace for close to half a century is gone. Gargano was also sad to those fans who had planned to dine at the restaurant next month when WWE SummerSlam 2024 comes to Cleveland, Ohio.

This awful situation has come during a time of career triumph for Johnny Gargano on WWE TV. On the July 5, edition of WWE SmackDown, DIY captured the WWE Tag Team Championships from A-Town Down Under, ending their reign that began at WrestleMania 40: Saturday at 90 days. DIY retained their titles against A-Town Down Under on the following week’s episode of SmackDown.

Gargano returned to WWE in August 2022 after his NXT contract expired the previous year, and his wife Candice LeRae returned to WWE weeks later. Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa reformed DIY in October 2023 and the pair have proven to be a force to be reckoned with in the tag-team scene ever since.

We here at SE Scoops would like to express our best wishes to Gargano, his father, and the family at this incredibly difficult time.

Gabe Kidd Says “F**k MJF”, Offers To Show Him How To Fight

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NJPW Strong Openweight Champion Gabe Kidd recently launched a scathing attack on AEW International Champion MJF.

Taking to his X account, Kidd decided to take shots at ‘The Salt of The Earth.’ The NJPW wrestler wrote that the former world champion could never touch him in the squared circle. A few minutes later, Kidd sent out another Tweet. He said that MJF never had a “real scrap”, and he challenged the AEW wrestler to come to Nottingham so that he could show how to fight. Check out the Tweets below:

It is unclear why Kidd decided to go after MJF and the latter is yet to respond.

Gabe Kidd has made a handful of appearances in AEW. He had joined forces with Roderick Strong and Kyle O’Reilly at last month’s AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door pay-per-view. Kidd is currently competing in the NJPW G1 Climax 34.

Meanwhile, MJF recently became the AEW International Champion. The 250th edition of AEW Dynamite emanated from Little Rock, Arkansas last week. Will Ospreay and MJF showcased a remarkable match that saw some back-and-forth action.

In the final moments of the match, ‘The Aerial Assassin’ tried to lift MJF for the Tiger Driver 91. However, he paused and was reluctant to hit the move. For those who are unaware, Ospreay had previously said that he retired the move.

MJF took advantage of the situation and shoved Ospreay into the referee. MJF went on to hit Ospreay with his Dynamite Diamond Ring and earned the pinfall victory to capture the title. During the match, Will Ospreay even used Styles Clash but that went in vain.

Conflicting Reports on Bobby Lashley & MVP’s WWE Status: Latest Update

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The wrestling world is buzzing at the news that Bobby Lashley and MVP may be on their way out of WWE. Over the weekend, word broke on social media that the former WWE and TNA World Champion’s contract is expiring soon. It’s also become known that Lashley’s former Hurt Business mentor MVP’s deal is also up this summer.

Lashley has been featured as a main eventer during his most recent run, but Mike Johnson at PWInsider reveals insider information about WWE and Lashley’s contractual negotiations.

Although Lashley was interested to remain with WWE, and still might, the financial offer ‘didn’t exactly make Bobby eager to sign.’

Bobby Lashley, MVP, WWE & The Hurt Business

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The Hurt Business in WWE (Bobby Lashley, Shelton Benjamin, Cedric Alexander and MVP)

The belief within WWE is that Lashley and MVP will leave when their deals expire. Considering that Shelton Benjamin is also a free agent, the speculation is that the duo may try to reform The Hurt Business outside of WWE. They wouldn’t be able to use the Hurt Business name, since WWE owns that trademark, but

Lashley’s last big match with WWE was at WrestleMania XL in the Philadelphia Street Fight involving The Pride and The Final Testament. MVP last appeared on the SmackDown before WrestleMania, managing Omos for The Andre The Giant Battle Royal.

We’ll be following this story closely and will provide our readers with updates as soon as they become available. Stay tuned to SEScoops for the latest on Bobby Lashley, MVP, and all your wrestling news.

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