Cody Wins WWE Elimination Chamber Qualifier—But All Three Are Going Anyway
The WWE Elimination Chamber qualifier on SmackDown saw Cody Rhodes defeat Sami Zayn and Jacob Fatu after Kevin Owens interference, but nobody believes this is over—all three are probably ending up in the Chamber anyway. WWE announced major matches for Chicago: CM Punk defending against Finn Balor and Becky Lynch facing AJ Lee. But two months from WrestleMania 42, WWE still doesn’t have a clear night one main event. Jade Cargill retained against Jordan Grace in a rough title defense with multiple botched spots. The episode took an emotional turn when Dave opened up about the Montreal Expos, praising Ashkan Karbasfrooshan’s Project Peanut initiative and admitting he cried watching the Netflix documentary about bringing baseball back to Montreal. “I want them back so bad,” Dave said, voice cracking. It was a genuine moment that showed the human side of sports fandom.
Royal Rumble 2026 Results: Roman Reigns Wins, But WHERE Was Chris Jericho?
The Royal Rumble 2026 results are in, and if you watched the Wrestling Uncensored live reaction, you know the verdict is complicated. Roman Reigns won his second Royal Rumble—exactly as Dave Simon and Johnny North predicted 24 hours earlier. Liv Morgan claimed the women’s Rumble. AJ Styles’ WWE career ended against Gunther. On paper, this […]
Royal Rumble 2026 Predictions: Why Roman Reigns WILL Win the Men’s Rumble in Riyadh
Dave Simon and Genesis Johnny North deliver their official Royal Rumble 2026 predictions hours before the event. Roman Reigns, Tiffany Stratton, and more.
Royal Rumble 2026: Why Roman Reigns Is the Only Real Pick & Kenny Omega’s MJF Warning
Drew McIntyre isn’t a WrestleMania main eventer—and Dave Simon isn’t afraid to say it. This week on Wrestling Uncensored, Dave breaks down why Roman Reigns is the only real Royal Rumble 2026 pick, pitches a Cody Rhodes heel turn scenario, and reacts to Kenny Omega’s return with MJF in his sights.
Drew McIntyre WWE Champion: Why Triple H Finally Pulled the Trigger on Cody Rhodes
My complaint about the WWE has been how slow-moving their creative is. How little happens from week to week. It really just becomes stale and kind of paint-by-numbers—obvious where they’re going. You watch every week knowing exactly what’s coming, and Drew McIntyre becoming the new WWE Champion on SmackDown in Berlin? I didn’t see that […]
Anaconda (2025) Review: Paul Rudd and Jack Black Can’t Save This Meta Snake Sequel
Director Tom Gormican’s Anaconda (2025) brings Paul Rudd and Jack Black to the Amazon for a meta horror-comedy where fans remaking the 1997 cult classic encounter an actual giant snake. The result? “Two movies in one,” as Johnny North explains—comedy first, horror second, neither fully committed. Rudd and Black’s chemistry elevates weak material, but tonal inconsistency, limited snake screen time, and a surface-level script land the film in forgettable territory. For die-hard franchise fans only.
John Cena’s Last Match: Why Gunther Is the Perfect Final Opponent for Wrestling’s Most Polarizing Champion
The John Cena last match against Gunther isn’t getting the emotional farewell WWE probably expected. After 20 years as the company’s top guy, Wrestling Uncensored hosts Dave Simon and Genesis Johnny North are asking the uncomfortable questions: Does Cena belong on wrestling’s Mount Rushmore alongside Hogan, Austin, and The Rock? Was his run more about incredible work ethic and durability than actual greatness? And is Gunther—the most dominant wrestler of this generation—the perfect opponent to expose Cena’s limitations one last time? The answers reveal why Cena’s legacy remains wrestling’s most controversial debate, and why Saturday Night’s Main Event might deliver the reality check instead of the storybook ending.
Gunther Wins John Cena Tournament: Ring General Earns Final Match Spot
Gunther ending John Cena’s career isn’t just the right call — it’s the smartest booking decision WWE has made in years. When the Ring General pinned LA Knight clean on SmackDown to earn the WrestleMania match, some fans immediately called for Cody Rhodes or Randy Orton in that spot. They’re missing the point entirely. Cena doesn’t need a nostalgia match against someone he’s already beaten a dozen times. He needs to put over the future of the company on the way out, and Gunther is exactly that guy. Here’s why WWE finally got a retirement storyline right and what it means for the Ring General’s legacy.
WWE Survivor Series 2025 War Games Preview: Brock Lesnar’s Challenge
WWE Survivor Series 2025 War Games takes over Petco Park in San Diego with an outdoor setup that hasn’t been attempted in over two decades. Dave Simon and Johnny North broke down the entire four-match card on Wrestling Uncensored, and they’re not exactly sold on the value proposition for fans who paid hundreds of dollars to attend.
The centerpiece is Brock Lesnar in War Games – a format that doesn’t suit his typical in-and-out style. The babyface team of Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, CM Punk, Seth Rollins, and Jey Uso faces Lesnar, Drew McIntyre, Logan Paul, Solo Sikoa, and Tama Tonga. Meanwhile, Charlotte Flair leads the women’s War Games match after earning the advantage on SmackDown.
The hosts also discussed AEW’s Samoa Joe becoming the new World Champion and the state of professional wrestling heading into the final weeks of 2025.
Finnish Action Masterpiece: Johnny North Reviews Sisu – Road to Revenge
Sisu: Road to Revenge on Netflix is “one of the best movies I’ve seen this year,” according to Wrestling Uncensored’s Johnny North. The Finnish action sequel features a unique approach: a protagonist who never speaks throughout the film’s runtime.
Set in 1946 Soviet-occupied Finland, the movie follows legendary commando Aatami Korpi seeking revenge against the Red Army officer who killed his family. Starring Jorma Tommila and Stephen Lang with an €11 million budget, director Jalmari Helander delivers what Johnny calls superior to The Expendables franchise.
“It’s just boom, action, next action scene, next action scene,” Johnny describes. “I just love how it was kind of cold at times and it felt kind of gritty. Simple movie, but it works.”
Strong violence warning: Johnny repeatedly emphasized this film is not appropriate for children due to extreme graphic content throughout.