You the reader may be done with Ronda Rousey as a pro wrestler, but Ronda Rousey isn’t done being in the spotlight. She’s in active negotiations for a boxing match with two-time world champ Katie Taylor that would be held in Las Vegas and aired live on Netflix. Now frankly seeing how badly she lost to Holly Holm back in the day told me all about her boxing acumen I ever needed to know, but millions of people tuned in to Netflix to see a past-his-prime Mike Tyson go eight rounds with Jake Paul, so no doubt the same thing would happen here.
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) did make an offer for ROH television, but AEW President Tony Khan turned down their offer as it didn’t meet his asking price, so a replay of Dynamite was added to TruTV on Tuesdays at 10 PM ET instead. (FF)
Speaking of Tony Khan he’s excited that AEW Revolution is coming to L.A. in March: “It’s one of the biggest wrestling shows of the year. With AEW, we set a really high standard. We always put on great pay-per-views, and Revolution, in particular, has such a great reputation for being a tremendous event year in year out. So you can bet this will be very worthwhile. I think, top to bottom, one of the best shows we’ve had was this year’s Revolution. There were so. Many great matches and great moments, and it was a culmination of so many big rivalries. And in particular, I thought that show featured some of the best action AEW had. After an amazing Revolution show last year, I think we’re poised to have an amazing, I guess I should say, one of the best and biggest AEW shows at Revolution 2026.” Pre-sale for premium seats starts December 9th with a general on-sale date of December 15th for a PPV taking place on Sunday, March 15th.
The former Sonya Deville (Daria Berenato) is starring in a new “gay zombies” comedy horror film.
GCW will host Jonathan Gresham’s first match since suffering two strokes on February 1st, 2026.
Whether or not she comes back for another match, Nikki Bella (Garcia) is busy recording a holiday ad campaign for Google.
Not only is MLW moving their business headquarters to Charleston, SC they are looking to “embed” themselves in the area — they are hiring locally, releasing Charleston themed t-shirts, and trying to become to the area what Jim Crockett Promotions was back in the day. (PWI)
Speaking of MLW they rescheduled their January show in Dallas because of AEW doing their long residency in Arlington at the same time. (PWI)
In a story so ridiculous I wish I didn’t have to discuss it, Terry “Hulk Hogan” Bollea’s widow Sky has had to refute claims from Ric Flair that “street drugs” killed Hogan. The less said beyond that the better.
LA Knight and Gunther both advanced to the finals of the Last Time Is Now tournament, with the match taking place on SmackDown and the winner facing John Cena at Saturday Night’s Main Event. (WWE)
Here’s the updated card for Dynamite on Wednesday. (AEW)
- Continental Classic Gold League Match: Kazuchika Okada (0-1, 0 points) vs. PAC (1-0, 3 points)
- Continental Classic Blue League Match: Claudio Castagnoli (1-0, 3 points) vs. Jon Moxley (1-0, 3 points)
- Continental Classic Gold League Match: Kyle Fletcher (1-0, 3 points) vs. Kevin Knight (1-0, 3 points)
- AEW Women’s Tag Team Title Tournament Semifinals Hardcore Holiday Deathmatch: Timeless Love Bombs vs. The MegaProblems
- Samoa Joe and Eddie Kingston face-to-face
In storyline WWE champion Phil “CM Punk” Brooks is not medically cleared to compete following the mystery man attack on him at Survivor Series. (WWE)
Apparently he’ll be cleared by January 5th though because Bron Breakker is getting a title shot against him for the first Raw on Netflix of 2026. (WWE)
It appears that AMC may be getting TNA Impact starting January 15th (a Thursday).
Here’s the early card for Raw next week. (WWE)
- World Tag Team Championship Match: AJ Styles & Dragon Lee vs. War Raiders
- Finn Balor vs. Rey Mysterio
- Gunther or LA Knight will speak
