0 Tommaso Ciampa

There’s an electrifying energy surrounding next week’s WWE RAW, as the wrestling community anticipates an overloaded line-up of excitement. On the forefront is a top-billed NXT Women’s Title match featuring powerhouse Tegan Nox. She is slated to take on the victor of the fierce battle between legendary Becky Lynch and tenacious newcomer Tiffany Stratton. Last The post NXT Women’s Title Showdown: Tegan Nox Prepares to Face Winner of Lynch vs Stratton Match on WWE RAW first appeared on Pro Wrestling News Hub.

In a classic demonstration of expect the unexpected, Monday’s WWE Raw encountered a flurry of last-minute changes, with the opening segment reworked at the eleventh hour, as reported by Fightful Select. Cody Rhodes, the American Nightmare himself, was initially planned to kick start the evening. This would have marked his first appearance since the Payback The post Instant Replay: Surprising Last-Minute Shakeups Rock Monday Night’s WWE Raw first appeared on Pro Wrestling News Hub.

He’s dropped the Tommaso portion (or rather WWE forced him to), but recently the legendary NXT wrestler went into the importance of his chosen last name. Interestingly enough although Ciampa is Italian—Sicilian specifically—his real last name is Whitney. He has had many names in his career, as so many pro wrestlers have, but for so The post Tommaso Ciampa Talks About The Importance Of The Ciampa Name—A New Direction Seems To Have Changed His Whole Main Roster Trajectory first appeared on Pro Wrestling News Hub.

Bryan Danielson is in hot pursuit of the AEW World Championship, and at Winter Is Coming, he has a chance to take said championship form one Adam Page. Can “Hangman” hold onto the gold, or will Danielson be the 5th ever AEW World Champion? That certainly remains to be seen, but to say that Danielson The post Danielson on whom he’d love to work with in a Faction—Ciampa drops cryptic message about Johnny Gargano’s future first appeared on Pro Wrestling News Hub.

Ratings for the Wednesday, November 4th, 2020 edition of AEW Dynamite were released Thursday. According to a report by Showbuzz Daily, AEW finishing 56th overall for the night and that is a good thing. Dynamite drew 717,000 viewers down from last week’s 781,000 viewers. They finished 12th overall last week. Dynamite was live this week at Daily’s Place in Jacksonville The post AEW TV RATINGS: Dynamite Finishes 56th, 2nd Highest Rated Non-News Show Of Night first appeared on Pro Wrestling News Hub.