Diving into the realm of wrestling’s whispers and speculations is a cherished pursuit for devoted fans, an endeavor that stands only slightly behind the electrifying thrill of witnessing the clashes within the squared circle itself. Within the confines of this daily column, we delve into the latest ripples emanating from the ever-churning pro wrestling rumor mill, unraveling the tales that keep the wrestling universe abuzz.
Rumours of the day:
The WWE arena echoed with silence regarding the potential upset of Jey Uso toppling the mighty Roman Reigns at SummerSlam, or so Dave Meltzer’s keen ear detected. The seasoned commentator shared this insight during a conversation with Mike McGuire on “McGuire On Wrestling,” stirring the cauldron of speculation by also casting his vision towards Cody Rhodes eventually claiming the throne from Reigns’ grasp.
In the grand tapestry of events, AEW Full Gear has etched its mark for Sat., Nov. 18, poised to unfurl its grandeur within the illustrious Kia Forum in Los Angeles. This revelation, courtesy of Fightful Select, sends ripples through the hearts of fans, hinting at a night of electrifying battles that will linger in memory.
With an aura of anticipation enveloping the realm of entertainment, CNBC’s announcement about Warner Bros Discovery’s Max introducing a live sports tier this fall raises intriguing prospects. Though not overtly directed at pro wrestling, the tendrils of speculation entwine as hopes arise of AEW’s coveted pay-per-views or its treasure trove of history potentially finding a new home in this digital domain.
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On the cusp of a triumphant return, Thunder Rosa’s training regimen echoes within the wrestling corridors, signaling her readiness for an imminent comeback. Yet, the Wrestling Observer Newsletter conveys that this phoenix’s rise might occur just shy of the All In event, setting the stage for a future blaze of glory.
In the midst of the post-SummerSlam surge, the winds of change sweep through WWE as whispers of a repackaging for Maximum Male Models Mace and Mansoor gain momentum. These whispers, breathed anew by Sean Ross Sapp via Twitter, paint a canvas of transformation for these performers.
In the intricate dance between ink and destiny, The Wrestling Observer Newsletter adds strokes to the canvas by revealing that AEW has extended its embrace to Kip Sabian, securing his presence for a promising three years. The Dark Order trio, comprising the formidable ensemble of Evil Uno, John Silver, and Alex Reynolds, is also poised to continue their symphony within AEW’s ring.
Unveiling a chapter of alternate history, The IIconics cast their gaze back to a moment when they stood at a crossroads. The 2022 Royal Rumble beckoned, but the duo’s principled stance was unyielding – they chose to decline the call, feeling it was a tad too close to their 2021 release. WWE’s promises hung in the balance, and their path diverged, a tale of decisions that shaped destinies untold.
