Decades after he extensively covered numerous scandals involving professional wrestling’s top promotion, there’s something that shocks John Arezzi: They’re still dealing with the same issues.
Just under a week after it looked like WWE would make Cody Rhodes step aside for The Rock at this year’s Wrestlemania, the Royal Rumble winner is back on track to “finish the story.”
WWE viewers from any era will likely all agree that the Royal Rumble is one of the more interesting matches of the year. It’s part of why the promotion still runs decades after it was first introduced.
The Iron Claw is written for those who have never heard the story of the Von Erich family before, which will likely be a large percentage of those who will head to theaters in the coming months.
Just earlier this week, a filing in the United States Southern District Court of California revealed that WWE had reached a settlement with MLW, who just over a year ago began pursuing an antitrust lawsuit.
While many expected that Ospreay would decide his next chapter next year after his NJPW contract expired, he instead appeared inside the KIA Forum in Inglewood, California last weekend to announce that he is, as commonly used by AEW fans, “#AllElite.”