Geno Mrosko

1 week ago | cagesideseats.com | Geno Mrosko |Sean Rueter |Kyle Decker |Claire Elizabeth

Photo by Andrew Timms/WWE via Getty Images WrestleMania 41 is taking place this weekend with two separate nights of action, on Sat. Apr. 19 and Sun. Apr. 20, 2025. The show will air live from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. It begins at 4:00 pm ET with the Countdown show leading right on into the main course at 7 pm ET on Peacock in the U.S., Netflix everywhere else, or your local cable pay-per-view provider.

1 week ago | cagesideseats.com | Geno Mrosko |Sean Rueter |Kyle Decker |Claire Elizabeth

Photo by Craig Ambrosio/WWE via Getty Images WrestleMania 41 is taking place this weekend with two separate nights of action, on Sat. Apr. 19 and Sun. Apr. 20, 2025. The show will air live from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. It begins at 4:00 pm ET with the Countdown show leading right on into the main course at 7 pm ET on Peacock in the U.S., Netflix everywhere else, or your local cable pay-per-view provider.

1 week ago | cagesideseats.com | Geno Mrosko

When the women’s North American championship was relinquished by Stephanie Vaquer, NXT General Manager Ava decided the best way to crown a new champion would be a ladder match at the upcoming Stand & Deliver premium live event scheduled for April 19, 2025, in Las Vegas, Nevada. That meant qualifying matches. They’ve been underway for a number of weeks, with Zaria, Kelani Jordan, Sol Ruca, and Izzi Dame all punching their tickets. Now, the final two names are official.

1 week ago | cagesideseats.com | Geno Mrosko

This week’s episode of NXT television represented the last stop for the developmental brand on its way to Stand & Deliver this weekend in Las Vegas. The biggest show of the year will feature title matches up and down the card, with two more going official on this week’s show. First, Ethan Page managed to outlast Lexis King, Wes Lee, and Eddy Thorpe in a frantic Fatal 4-Way filled with back-and-forth action on all sides.

1 week ago | cagesideseats.com | Geno Mrosko

I wasn’t the only one on staff here who wasn’t all that impressed by the effort WWE put forth with its Monday Night Raw go home show to WrestleMania 41 from Sacramento this week. There just wasn’t much to it, at least not in the way of a strong closing setup for most of the matches at the big show. Having said that, my favorite part of the evening came just after AJ Styles defeated Karrion Kross in singles action and Logan Paul decided to show up to get his pound of flesh.