WWE has rolled out the red carpet announcing an emotionally riveting documentary focused on Braun Strowman, set to air this Friday on both Peacock and the WWE Network at 10 PM EST. The film, titled “Braun Strowman: Waukesha Strong,” delves into the heart of the support Strowman provided following the tragic Waukesha Christmas parade attack in November 2021, documenting his visit to the Wisconsin city and his efforts to aid the victims.
This week, the wrestling world’s eyes are also set on “The Bump,” which goes live Wednesday at 1 p.m. ET, featuring the legendary Mick Foley. Moreover, in the immediate aftermath of Monday’s Raw and Friday’s SmackDown, fans can tune in to ‘Raw Talk’ and ‘SmackDown Lowdown’ for all the major weekly highlights.
In an episode raw with candid reflections, former AEW producer Ace Steel guest-starred on the “Wrestling with Rip Rodgers” podcast and touched on his AEW departure, intriguingly hinting at future revelations that may well become the subject of “Dark Side of the Ring.” What piqued the interest of fans worldwide, though, was his open pride regarding CM Punk’s recent WWE return at Survivor Series WarGames 2023. Steel, who considers Punk to be his most illustrious trainee, applauded Punk’s authenticity and no-nonsense approach to the squared circle and life itself.
The WWE community is also closely monitoring Charlotte Flair’s status following a suspected knee injury she incurred during SmackDown in Providence, Rhode Island. With Flair withdrawing from recent WWE house show events, there’s an air of cautious anticipation amongst the WWE officials and fans alike. Mike Johnson of PWInsider reports that Flair has retreated to her home base in Florida, with WWE awaiting a comprehensive medical evaluation before confirming her in-ring return. As a precaution, Flair has been sidelined from WWE travel to ensure that the extent of her injury is precisely determined, keeping the health and safety of the Queen paramount.
Keep a lookout for further developments on these stories, as the world of pro wrestling never stops turning, and neither does our coverage of the memorable, the celebratory, and the concerning moments within it.
