Saturday Night’s Main Event Predictions: Danhausen Headlines, and Cody/Punk vs. Gunther/Sami Could Blow Up SummerSlam
Full Saturday Night’s Main Event predictions, including how Cody Rhodes and CM Punk vs. Gunther and Sami Zayn could reshape SummerSlam.
CM Punk Said Wrestling Is ‘Always Business’ and It’s the Most Disappointing Thing He’s Said in Years
CM Punk told Stephanie McMahon wrestling is ‘always business.’ Here’s why that answer doesn’t match his own origin story.
Every Match at SummerSlam 2026 Is Babyface vs. Babyface, and That’s Why Nobody’s Buying Tickets
Every marquee SummerSlam 2026 match is babyface vs. babyface. Here’s why that’s hurting ticket sales and how WWE could fix it.
Rhea Ripley Is Out, WWE Made an Interim Title, and Nobody Can Explain the Ottawa Schedule
Rhea Ripley’s injury forces WWE into a five-way ladder match for an interim title, while a confusing Ottawa schedule leaves fans guessing.
CM Punk Ends Sami Zayn’s Title Reign as AEW Redemption Struggles to Sell
AEW Redemption is two weeks away with only one match confirmed and a Bell Centre that isn’t selling. Kenny Omega beat MJF for the AEW World Championship the same week, while CM Punk ended Sami Zayn’s nine-day WWE Championship reign in Chicago, setting up Cody Rhodes vs. Punk at SummerSlam.
WWE SummerSlam 2026 Has a Credibility Problem, and Oba Femi Is Proof
Oba Femi had a guaranteed WWE World Championship match at SummerSlam 2026 and gave it up for a Hell in a Cell fight with Brock Lesnar. That call, Sami Zayn’s polarizing title reign, and Gunther’s growing retirement resume point to the same problem: WWE’s booking keeps undercutting its own stories.
King and Queen of the Ring 2026 Breakdown + Roman Reigns’ Hidden Heel Turn
Wrestling Uncensored Episode 783 arrives after a full week of WWE television in Italy — and the King and Queen of the Ring is the spine of it. Dave Simon and Johnny North break down a tournament where every first-round match is a fatal four-way and the winners earn a SummerSlam title shot: Oba Femi and Dominik Mysterio advancing on the men’s side, Iyo Sky and Raquel Rodriguez on the women’s side, and a Brock Lesnar shadow hanging over the whole men’s bracket. Then the take that starts the arguments — Roman Reigns is a heel and the crowd hasn’t caught up. Plus the Bron Breakker–Seth Rollins belt-spear finish, the LA Knight King of the Ring story, the WWE glass-ceiling debate, and in AEW: MJF’s knee injury before Forbidden Door, Mercedes Moné’s Owen Hart Cup return, and Redemption coming to Montreal.
WWE Clash in Italy Results: Roman Reigns Retains, Sol Ruca Shocks Becky Lynch
WWE Clash in Italy delivered a solid premium live event from Turin — but the matches that were supposed to be the showcase underdelivered, the match nobody circled stole the night, and the most important wrestling moment of the entire weekend didn’t even happen on WWE programming. Roman Reigns beat Jacob Fatu in Tribal Combat and immediately forced his cousin back in line, with Solo Sikoa and the Tongas watching from ringside. Sol Ruca snatched the Women’s Intercontinental Championship from Becky Lynch. Rhea Ripley and Jade Cargill had the best match on the card. Cody vs Gunther and Brock vs Oba Femi left plenty on the table. We break down every match, hand out grades, and lay out exactly where WWE goes from here.
Why WrestleMania 42 Night Two Was Everything Night One Wasn’t
WrestleMania 42 Night Two delivered where Night One couldn’t. Roman Reigns is World Heavyweight Champion. Brock Lesnar retired on the spot. Oba Femi at 27 just became a main eventer. Dave Simon, Ben Simon, and Johnny North break down every match and moment from the best night of WrestleMania weekend.
WrestleMania 42 Night One: 95 Minutes of Wrestling, 6.5/10, and One Real Moment
WrestleMania 42 Night One delivered a 6.5 out of 10 — fine wrestling, one genuine emotional moment in Paige’s return, and a main event worth watching. But 95 minutes of ring time in four hours, a crowd of 50,000 down from 63,226 last year, and constant commercial breaks left Dave and Ben asking the same question: did this feel like WrestleMania?