Dave Meltzer
Editor, Writer and Reporter at Wrestling Observer
Editor, Writer and Reporter at MMA Fighting
Dave Meltzer/Wrestling Observer/Wrestling & MMA reporter/combat sports business analyst/
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1 week ago |
f4wonline.com | Dave Meltzer
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1 week ago |
f4wonline.com | Dave Meltzer
WWE’s annual Cyber Sunday show has more intrigue than a normal PPV event, largely because fans vote for stipulations and matches. Usually they are predictable, and WWE heavily pushes viewers to vote a certain way. But that’s no guarantee they will. The 10/28 show at the Verizon Center in Washington, DC, drew a nearly full house of about 14,000 fans, and while there were no huge angles, surprises or title changes, it was an overall good show paced by three strong matches that finished.
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2 weeks ago |
f4wonline.com | Dave Meltzer
Image: WWEDave Meltzer returns with a brand-new Wrestling Observer Newsletter. The lead story is the news from this past week that Warner Bros. Discovery is planning on splitting into two separate companies in mid-2026 and how that could affect AEW’s future. Dave also looks at the whole situation around R-Truth and his return to WWE at Money in the Bank. He reviews last week’s WWE Money in the Bank, WWE x AAA Worlds Collide, and all the rest of the news of the pro wrestling week. Click here to read.
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2 weeks ago |
f4wonline.com | Dave Meltzer
Image: WWEThe following is an excerpt from a subscriber exclusive article available here. The 6/2 WWE Raw on Netflix — the go-home edition for Money in the Bank — was up from the previous week’s record-low with Netflix claiming 5.0 million viewer hours and 2.7 million global views. According to Netflix, the May 26th show did 4.8 million viewer hours and 2.6 million global views.
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2 weeks ago |
f4wonline.com | Dave Meltzer
The following is an excerpt from a subscriber-exclusive story by Dave Meltzer on today’s news from WBD. For the full article, click here. In a deal that will likely have major ramifications on AEW, although maybe not for a few years, the long-rumored split of WBD into two companies was announced on 6/9. The actual separation will go into effect at some point in mid-2026. But as far as long-term of AEW, this is a gigantic story, filled with a lot of questions and no answers.
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