Cameron Hawkins

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Last year at WrestleMania XL, as Cody Rhodes celebrated his newly won WWE Championship with friends and family, you could feel a shift in direction going forward. The term “eras” has always seemed a bit too hyperbolic, but this was now a WWE with a new babyface as its frontman, having cracked the code that was Roman Reigns and The Bloodline.

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Jey Uso can’t seem to sit still. For the last two years, he’s been a ball of energy, from his intense interactions with his bloodline brethren, his ascension up WWE’s singles ranks, and his kinetic entrances through the crowd. At this moment, he’s pacing in and out of his residence in a full Nike Tech tracksuit, preparing for an appointment at WWE’s Performance Center. Finding balance as a newly minted solo star has been challenging, but he’s finally able to really process and enjoy it.

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With a month before WWE's biggest showcase of the year, the premier quartet of world championship matches slated for WrestleMania 41 have featured an uneven mix of strong plot points and winding, bumpy roads along the way. Here are what's working and what's not in the four builds, as well as what may need some additional fine tuning before WrestleMania weekend. Sometimes, wrestling can and should be very simple.

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AUSTIN, Texas — Professional wrestling’s relationship with hip-hop has always been more of a fling than a full fledged commitment. Standout moments like Scott Hall’s “Ready or Not” ECW entrance or the earliest segments of Master P’s “No Limit Soldiers” WCW stable exist on the same plane as “Akeem The African Dream”.

1 month ago | ca.sports.yahoo.com | cameron hawkinsUncrowned |Cameron Hawkins

For American wrestling fans who value sleeping in over sleeper holds, 2024 was likely a big introduction to Will Ospreay, London’s audacious all-world assassin. After years of wowing audiences primarily in the United Kingdom and Japan, Ospreay agreed to terms with AEW in late 2023. He spent the following year putting his stamp on some of the very best contests the company has produced to date.