📣 Darby Allin Hit By A Bus -- Drew McIntyre's Multi-Year Deal With WWE
Published about 2 years ago • 2 min read
Plus: more breaking news from the world of wrestling!
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Former AEW TNT Champion Darby Allin's injury woes have increased as the oft-injured star was hit by a bus in NYC recently.
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WWE finally got a deal done with Drew McIntyre, signing "The Scottish Psychopath" to a lucrative new multi-year contract - and not a moment too soon.
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An update on the ticket sales for AEW All In, set to return to Wembley Stadium in August.
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WWE star Becky Lynch admitted to changing after becoming a mother, with her having new priorities and a new identity.
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Following recent reports that WWE star Dominik Mysterio was legitimately injured, a new update reveals more details.
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Backstage Details On Who Knew Carmelo Hayes, Kiana James Would Be Drafted From WWE NXT"WWE NXT" stars Carmelo Hayes and Kiana James were called up to the main roster during "WWE SmackDown," but their arrivals were only known by a few people. READ →
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WWE Star Jey Uso Explains How He 'Leveled Up' During The PandemicJey Uso recalls how he "leveled up" into "Main Event" Jey Uso during WWE's crowd-less COVID-19 pandemic era. READ →
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Nic Nemeth Captures Vacant AAA Mega Title At Triplemania XXXIIIWGP Global Heavyweight Champion Nic Nemeth seemingly did the impossible by winning a AAA title while holding an NJPW title. READ →
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Though they live long in fans' memories, many WWE stars' stints in sports entertainment are relatively short periods of their lives. That's particularly true for the so-called "Divas," many of whom are doing very different things today.
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