It was previously reported that Samoa Joe suffered an injury which took him out of the Men’s Royal Rumble Match. Samoa Joe appeared as part of the panel last Saturday night at the Pre-Show of NXT Takeover: Philadelphia. Samoa Joe said that he is healing strong and quickly but he was not ready to get back into the ring yet. Samoa Joe reportedly suffered a right foot injury during the January 8th RAW win over Rhyno and it looks like he will be out of action until at least mid-March.

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Last Saturday night, Superstars from RAW had a live event which emanated from Lincoln, Nebraska. Below are the results from the show: – Finn Balor def. Bo Dallas with the Coup de Grace. – The Revival (Scott Dawson & Dash Wilder) def. Heath Slater & Rhyno. – Braun Strowman def. Heath Slater. – Balor Club (Luke Gallows & Karl Anderson) def. Titus Worldwide (Titus O’Neil & Apollo Crews). – “Woken” Matt Hardy def. Bray Wyatt. – Goldust def. Curt Hawkins. – Asuka & Bayley def. RAW Women’s Champion Alexa Bliss & Nia Jax. – Roman Reigns & Seth Rollins def. Elias & RAW Tag Team Champions The Bar (Sheamus &…

As running shows in front of full, or even partial, crowds doesn’t appear to be in the cards this summer, WWE has reportedly laid out their taping schedule for the next two months which will take them through SummerSlam. Post Wrestling reported the schedule first, noting that the original dates for August’s TakeOver and SummerSlam are intact. However, SummerSlam, originally slated for Boston, MA, has a location of TBD but will likely be at the Performance Center. July Wednesday, July 15th: NXT that night and July 22nd Friday, July 17th: SmackDown/205 Live for that night Sunday, July 19th: WWE Extreme Rules Monday, July 20th: Raw/Main Event/Raw Talk for that night and for…

Daniel Bryan was medically disqualified from ever competing in the ring again by WWE doctors back in 2016. However, Bryan has vocally made it clear that he will likely continue to wrestle elsewhere after his deal with WWE expires if the company does not clear him to return. Despite being rumored for an appearance in the men’s Royal Rumble match, he was still nowhere to be seen. The latest update on Bryan’s status with WWE, provided by Brad Shepard of Bodyslam.net, reveals that Bryan’s time in WWE will be coming to an end in just two more months. Unfortunately, it does not look like he will be getting cleared to…

1918  – Earl Caddock defeated Ed “Strangler” Lewis by decision to unify his claim to the World Heavyweight Title (no falls in a 2 out of 3 falls match that lasted 2 hours and 30 minutes. Referee Ed Smith awarded the match to Caddock on points.) 1934 Mexico City, Mexico: – Francisco Aguayo defeated Martinez Larrea for the Mexico National Heavyweight Title 1942 – Ciclon Veloz defeated Jack O’Brien to win the Mexico National Welterweight Title 1946 St. Joseph, Missouri: – Ray Villmer & Bobby Bruns beat Bill Lee & Orville Brown 2 falls to 1 to win the St. Joseph tag team titles  1955  Minneapolis, Minnesota: – Leo Nomellini &…

WWE has announced a couple of additions to the card for this week’s episode of Raw. After losing the NXT Women’s Championship at TakeOver: In Your House, Charlotte Flair will face Raw Women’s Champion Asuka in a non-title match on Monday night. Asuka vs. Charlotte is a rematch from last week, where it ended without a finish due to Nia Jax mocking Asuka and attacking her. Asuka is defending her Raw Women’s Championship against Jax at Backlash next Sunday (June 14). Io Shirai became NXT Women’s Champion by winning a triple threat match against Charlotte and Rhea Ripley at TakeOver: In Your House tonight. The finish of the match was Shirai…

Britt Baker said that she will be making her return to the ring at All Out. It was previously announced that Baker would be providing an update on her condition on tonight’s episode of Dynamite. Instead, Baker came out with Rebel being wheeled out in a wheelchair called the “Roll Model.” She went on to say that she had broken her tibia and proceeded to accuse everyone involved in the match in participating in a conspiracy against her, including referee Aubrey Edwards. She then said they were all on notice and she would be back at All Out. That pay-per-view been announced for September 5. Baker injured her leg in a…

The final participant for AEW’s Casino Ladder Match won’t be revealed before Double or Nothing. AEW announced today that the final participant for the Casino Ladder Match is a mystery and they’ll be revealed at Double or Nothing. Darby Allin, Colt Cabana, Orange Cassidy, Fenix, Scorpio Sky, Kip Sabian, Frankie Kazarian, and Luchasaurus are the other wrestlers who will be in the match at the pay-per-view. The ladder match will start with two wrestlers in the ring, then one more participant will be added every 90 seconds until all nine wrestlers have entered. The stipulation is that the chip hanging above the ring can be grabbed at any time, including…

Raw’s go-home show for Money in the Bank saw AJ Styles make his return and qualify for the pay-per-view. In his first appearance since WrestleMania 36, Styles qualified for the men’s Money in the Bank ladder match by winning the last chance gauntlet match on last night’s Raw. Styles entered the gauntlet as the last entrant and submitted Humberto Carrillo with the Calf Crusher to get the win. Styles attacked Carrillo after the match, repeatedly ramming his leg into the ring post. Styles then got on the microphone and cut a post-match promo. He addressed his lost to The Undertaker at WrestleMania by saying that he may have gotten buried alive,…