Nishant Jayaram
Freelance Writer and Editor at Freelance
News Editor at Static Media
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5 days ago |
wrestlinginc.com | Nishant Jayaram
WWE's newest show, EVOLVE, will have two new titles, with the new titleholders being crowned in May and June. WWE announced on last week's show that two new titles, the Men's Evolve Championship and the Women's Evolve Championship, will be introduced soon, with the inaugural champions set to be determined on the May 28 and June 4 editions of the show.
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wrestlinginc.com | Nishant Jayaram
AEW's Buddy Matthews has revealed details about the injury he suffered in his match with Kazuchika Okada at Grand Slam Australia, and when he thinks he could return to the ring. Matthews, in his recent interaction with Chris Van Vliet on "Insight," provided details about his injury that happened in February and the road to recovery. "It's okay. Rolled it pretty, pretty bad. I had [an] X-ray, MRI. There was no break, but there was like a partial ligament tear and cartilage damage," he said.
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wrestlinginc.com | Nishant Jayaram
AEW is set to pay tribute to former wrestler and football player Steve McMichael at the upcoming "AEW Collision," with the late star's former friend and WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair set to be in attendance. McMichael passed away in April at the age of 67 after battling ALS for a few years. AEW announced on this week's "Collision" that a tribute for McMichael will air on "AEW Collision Beach Break," which is set to take place in Chicago and will air on April 17.
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wrestlinginc.com | Nishant Jayaram
This week's "AEW Dynamite" held steady in both average overall viewership and key demographic ratings, matching the same metrics as last week. As per "Wrestlenomics" and "Programming Insider," the May 7, 2025, edition of "Dynamite" drew an average overall viewership of 629,000, the same as last week's show. This number is 3 percent more than the trailing four-week average, which is currently at 608,000 viewers.
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wrestlinginc.com | Nishant Jayaram
This Saturday will see the first WWE PLE since WrestleMania 41, Backlash, where the likely main event will be the Undisputed WWE Championship match between John Cena and Randy Orton, with the odds favoring Cena to continue his 17th world title reign. As per "Bet Online," Cena is the overwhelming favorite in his match against old rival Randy Orton, with odds of −5000 to +1000.
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