Juan Carlos Reneo

Madrid

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Darby’s Return Looms, But It’s Hangman’s Moment

1 week ago | thescrap.co | Juan Carlos Reneo

Read Time:2 Minute, 24 Second At Double or Nothing 2025, “Hangman” Adam Page delivered one of the biggest victories of his AEW career. He defeated Will Ospreay in the finals of the Owen Hart Cup. With that win, he not only claimed a prestigious accolade but also secured a world title shot against Jon Moxley at All In on July 12. The question now looming large over the AEW universe is this: Will “Hangman” finally be the one to dethrone Moxley?
¿Será una buena idea el Campeonato Femenil de Parejas AEW?

1 week ago | superluchas.com | Juan Carlos Reneo

Desde el nacimiento de AEW en 2019, uno de los deseos más persistentes entre los fanáticos ha sido la creación de un campeonato de parejas para la división femenil. A pesar de que la empresa de Tony Khan ha hecho esfuerzos por elevar a sus luchadoras, este título específico sigue brillando por su ausencia. El momento en que más cerca estuvimos de verlo hecho realidad fue durante el torneo de parejas femenil celebrado en 2020.
TNA at a Crossroads: Rebuild, Rebrand, or Be Replaced?

2 weeks ago | thescrap.co | Juan Carlos Reneo

Read Time:3 Minute, 36 Second TNA Wrestling finds itself in a strange, transitional phase. For the first time in many years, the promotion isn’t constantly rumored to be on the brink of collapse. Since Anthem Sports & Entertainment acquired the company in 2017, the narrative around TNA has shifted from survival to sustainability. Anthem’s backing provided much-needed financial stability and secured a consistent home on television with AXS TV.
Can WWE Survive the UFCification of Pro Wrestling?

2 weeks ago | thescrap.co | Juan Carlos Reneo

Read Time:2 Minute, 26 Second Professional wrestling promotions have long taken their loyal fans for granted. For decades, loyal audiences have endured questionable creative decisions, inconsistent booking, and rising costs. But under TKO—formed from the merger of WWE and UFC—this mistreatment appears to be reaching new heights. TKO’s vision for WWE is becoming increasingly clear: reshape the company using the UFC blueprint that has worked for them in the past.
La inesperada reconstrucción de Ricochet

3 weeks ago | superluchas.com | Juan Carlos Reneo

La imagen de Ricochet tras su salida de WWE no era la más favorable. Había escepticismo entre fans y expertos sobre su fichaje por parte de AEW, especialmente considerando los antecedentes poco exitosos de la empresa con otras figuras provenientes de WWE, como Andrade, Miro (Rusev) o Malakai Black (Aleister Black). Sin embargo, desde su primer día en All Elite Wrestling, Ricochet dejó claro que venía con una actitud completamente distinta.
AEW Can’t-and Shouldn’t-Sign Everyone After WWE’s Cuts

3 weeks ago | thescrap.co | Juan Carlos Reneo

Read Time:4 Minute, 46 Second On May 2nd, WWE made its annual post-WrestleMania roster cuts, releasing 17 wrestlers across the main roster and NXT. As expected, this move sparked a wave of speculation among fans about which talents might end up in AEW. While it’s tempting to imagine a flood of WWE names jumping ship, AEW must tread carefully. Their recent track record with former WWE signings has been mixed, and the current roster already faces issues with overcrowding and underutilization.
The Rock vs. Triple H: Una lucha de culpables

1 month ago | superluchas.com | Juan Carlos Reneo

WrestleMania 41 ya es historia en WWE, pero no precisamente una que se recordará con cariño. A pesar de la enorme expectativa generada en los meses previos, el evento terminó siendo uno de los más criticados en años recientes. La pregunta inevitable es: ¿quién es el verdadero responsable del sabor amargo que dejó WrestleMania 41?
What’s Next for AAA Under WWE Ownership?

1 month ago | thescrap.co | Juan Carlos Reneo

Read Time:3 Minute, 25 Second WrestleMania week always brings surprises, but this year’s most seismic announcement wasn’t in the ring—it was corporate. WWE has officially acquired Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide (AAA), marking a transformative moment not only for the company, but for the entire Mexican wrestling landscape. AAA’s inclusion under the WWE umbrella is not entirely surprising. Behind the scenes, WWE and AAA have flirted with a working relationship for years.
El que WWE comprara AAA: Un terremoto en la lucha libre mundial

1 month ago | superluchas.com | Juan Carlos Reneo

Esta semana, WWE sacudió los cimientos de la lucha libre global con uno de los anuncios más impactantes en la historia del deporte-espectáculo: la adquisición oficial de Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide. La noticia ha generado una oleada de especulación sobre lo que esto significa no solo para el futuro de AAA, sino también para la lucha libre mexicana, la escena independiente y la industria global en general.
What WWE Got Wrong During WrestleMania 41 Weekend

1 month ago | thescrap.co | Juan Carlos Reneo

Read Time:3 Minute, 20 Second WrestleMania 41 and its surrounding festivities have officially wrapped, and as the dust settles, it’s time to dissect how WWE managed—or mismanaged—what should have been their most triumphant week of the year. From a lackluster build-up to questionable PR choices, WWE stumbled in key areas that undercut the potential of their flagship event. The road to WrestleMania felt more like a detour.