Akash Senapati

2 weeks ago | fandomwire.com | Tushar Auddy |Akash Senapati

“You can’t handle the truth!” Indeed, you can’t handle it, John Cena, because the 2025 Money in the Bank was saved by the grace of a returning R-Truth. The star was released earlier this month, when it was reported that the star was not offered a new WWE contract and it was decided to let them go from the company. Tempers were flaring in the wrestling community, leading to a series of outbursts from the fans.

2 weeks ago | fandomwire.com | Tushar Auddy |Akash Senapati

Ever since Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque took over WWE, fans have witnessed numerous changes within the company. Some were cheered by them, while others were vehemently opposed because it was purely corporate and went strictly against their sentiments. From striking a billion-dollar deal with Netflix to being clueless about the women’s division, often coming up with a narrative that has poorly resonated among the fans.

1 month ago | fandomwire.com | Sonika Kamble |Akash Senapati

In a world of gods, soldiers, and billionaires in armor, Jessica Jones does not wear a cape but her scars. She is someone who drinks hard, and curses harder, and solves her cases the way she solves her problems, with her fists! Krysten Ritter played Jessica with biting nuance, and the character carved out a gritty corner for herself in the Marvel Universe on her own Netflix show. Her story wasn’t exactly about saving the world, but surviving it.

1 month ago | fandomwire.com | Pratik Handore |Akash Senapati

Tony Gilroy is coming off a brilliant run on Andor, which recently concluded its second and final season. While the series might’ve lasted for only 24 episodes, Gilroy has been associated with the Star Wars universe for almost a decade at this point. Hence, it is safe to say the writer-director understands the finer details of what makes these big-budget franchises work.

1 month ago | fandomwire.com | Anuraag Chatterjee |Akash Senapati

Nathan Fillion has a long and storied history playing Green Lantern, voicing Hal Jordan more than a few times in the DCAMU. However, James Gunn’s Superman, through its official trailer, makes a pretty convincing case for the actor’s portrayal of Guy Gardner.