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Despite having established himself as a main event-caliber talent, Jey Uso is no stranger to facing criticism. He is often called out for his in-ring skills and how hollow his character has become ever since becoming a singles superstar. It appears that the 39-year-old does not mind this and recently had a response for the haters. Speaking on the Raw Recap, the former Intercontinental Champion admitted that there were several wrestlers who were better than him from an in-ring perspective.

3 weeks ago | firstsportz.com | Mokshit Batra

Stephanie Vaquer currently holds both the NXT Women’s Championship and the NXT Women’s North American Championship. Many have praised her for making history and becoming the first female double champion in NXT. However, Mandy Rose has constantly contested that she achieved this feat before anyone. In a recent video uploaded to her X account, Mandy Rose said that people who have never held a championship have no right to determine what a double champion means.

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Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch are one of the biggest power couples in professional wrestling. Both of them have achieved nearly everything there is to do in WWE and even won their respective Royal Rumble matches in the same year. The couple also has a daughter together, and according to the 39-year-old, he has no one but ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Austin to thank for his child. Rollins was recently a host on NFL Network’s Good Morning Football.

4 weeks ago | firstsportz.com | Mokshit Batra

John Cena’s entire retirement tour has been about him dethroning Ric Flair, who holds the record for the most number of world championship victories. The 47-year-old even made a mention to the Hall of Famer on Raw. However, despite catching a stray, it appears that the 79-year-old did not mind too much. Speaking with TMZ, Flair claimed that the promotion was trying to get rid of his iconic catchphrase “Woo!” for nearly 50 years.

4 weeks ago | firstsportz.com | Mokshit Batra

It is no secret that CM Punk burnt a lot of bridges when he suddenly left WWE in 2014, especially with the McMahon family. He has reportedly been a welcome presence backstage ever since his return and has tried to mend things with the people he ticked off. This list now also includes Stephanie McMahon following their long conversation together. Punk was a recent guest on Stephanie’s Places, a podcast started by the former WWE CEO.