C.S.

That means Sami Uso probably has a job for life. Thank God!

I could see these two end up as future releases. Without The Bloodline, what do they really bring to the table? Pretty much every other Samoan ever is more interesting in-ring and as characters.

JEFF COBB is here... ...as Solo's new enforcer?

A major pet peeve of mine is titles being left off shows - especially "World" Titles. But yes, they have way too many titles now to put them all on a show - even WrestleMania - which is another huge problem from where I sit. That's the industry now, though, I guess. AEW also has a million titles.

Undisputed WWE Championship Match: John Cena © vs. Randy Orton United States Championship Fatal Four-Way Match: Jacob Fatu © vs. Drew McIntyre vs. Damian Priest vs. LA Knight Intercontinental Championship Match: Dominik Mysterio © vs. Penta Women's Intercontinental Championship Match: Lyra Valkyria © vs. Becky Lynch Michael Cole on a Pole Match (not really): Pat McAfee vs. GUNTHER

Hopefully with Mauro as the lead commentator. Mama Mia!!!

I looked up this French word, and it roughly translates in English to voice of a generation.

Wise decision. Best of his generation, easily. One of the best of all time, really.

Dani Palmer too. I guess anyone promoted to EVOLVE is at risk (yes, promoted, because it's the best show WWE has by a mile).

Add Shotzi to the list.

Speaking of Naomi... Probably in poor taste, but also savage and hilarious. https://x.com/TheTrinity_Fatu/status/1918683085467435124

Without a doubt. The fact that he's not teaching promo classes at the PC is a major missed opportunity. (Actually, his promos seem decent enough in EVOLVE, believe it or not.)

EVOLVE wrestler Keanu Carver just shot on MAGA Samoans. Has he already been released? https://x.com/KeanuCarverWWE/status/1918503223658172534

Two more. Oro Mensah Javier Bernal They were jobbing in EVOLVE too, so I guess it's not a surprise.

Jakara Jackson and Gallus (Joe Coffey, Mark Coffey, and Wolfgang) added to the above list.

As expected, WWE released or didn't renew the contracts of a bunch of wrestlers. Kayden Carter Dakota Kai Braun Strowman Shayna Baszler Katana Chance Cora Jade Gigi Dolin Eddy Thorpe Riley Osborne Jakara Jackson Gallus (Joe Coffey, Mark Coffey, and Wolfgang) Oro Mensah Javier Bernal Shotzi Dani Palmer Office personnel and a host for shows like The Bump were also cut.

One of my "hot takes" that @The Thread Killer loves so much: Hangman was always a better promo. His epic "Cowboy Shit" promo was relatively early on, and that alone outshined most of MJF's mic work.

Am I missing a reason why War Games can't be held in an open air stadium?

What are they gonna do? Fire her? She has nothing to lose, so win-win for her either way.

Confirmed by NFL.com https://www.nfl.com/news/hall-of-famer-and-bears-legend-steve-mongo-mcmichael-dies-at-67-following-battle-with-als Hours after his ventilator was removed and he was put into hospice care. Sad news, but a long time coming. ALS is a wretched disease. I loved him as a Horseman.

Tozawa is great, but like @The Thread Killer, I've never been interested in Dar. I could Maclin being one of those random WWE veteran hires, but like @El-P said, I doubt he's someone they're actively looking to acquire. Aiden English is probably more likely as a random WWE returnee just because of Rusev.

There was a WWE documentary, Breaking Ground, where a 29-year-old Cardona acted like an old man and seemed put off by having to team with a rookie kid from NXT. It was unintentionally hilarious.

L.A. Knight has grown on me a bit. He and AJ Styles had AJ's best WrestleMania match last year - another "hot take" probably - and while I'll probably never completely fall head-over-heels in love with his matches and overall ACT, he's a hard worker who has gotten over everywhere he's ever been. I can respect that, YEAH!!! Not as much as I respect Mauro's talent as the best commentator of our generation though. MAMMA MIA! Karrion Kross is another one who is growing on me right now. You have to respect the sheer work he's putting in. He's constantly turning chicken shit into chicken salad, so to speak. His "shoot" interview from the other day is outstanding stuff. The talent in that one group was staggering. Literally no weak links. Not even The Horsemen can claim that. Damn, if only Mojo had these skills to pump up his own career when he needed to. But good on him for finding a successful second act for himself and helping others along the way. I always liked him. Was he going to put on five star bangers? No. But I thought he was a fun character.

How did this ancient j-brone, of all people, get coverage on Deadline: Hollywood? Miro Barnyashev Returns To WWE In New Deal As He Makes Surprise Appearance At Monday Night Raw https://deadline.com/2025/04/miro-barnyashev-wwe-deal-1236373427/ I know people here on PWO are excited for Rusev's return. And I was too. Until it happened. He looked old, tired, and cooked out there. I predict he'll be getting the Andrade treatment within a year. I hope I'm wrong, and I'd love to be wrong, because I think Rusev at his best has far more upside than Andrade and Black.

The original Dangerous Alliance is the greatest stable of all time. Yeah, I said it, and I meant it. With that said, Heyman's reputation for elevating acts who aren't already primed and packaged main eventers is pretty nonexistent - Curtis Axel, anyone? Sure, some of that was Vince fuckery and some of it was Axel having no character and being blander than Melba toast, but still. So, it would depend on exactly who the NXT call-ups are.