Happy holidays, wrestling fans and welcome back to the PW Morning Report. We’ve been away for a few days celebrating Christmas with our friends and families, but we’re back this morning to bring you all the latest news and more from the world of wrestling. The PW Morning Show will make its return tomorrow, December 27th.
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Top 10 Male Superstars of 2017Why Ronda Rousey Shouldn’t Win the Royal RumbleWhy WWE’s Current Title Structure Lacks Credibility 5 Reasons to be Thankful for Wrestling in 2017Why Kane Deserves His Royal Rumble Main Event SpotTop 5 WrestleMania Opponents for Kurt AngleWWE News
– I had the pleasure of attending Monday Night Raw last night, at the Allstate Arena in Chicago. It was a fun show to experience live, even if it came off as more of a throwaway holiday special on television. John Cena made his return to help WWE sell tickets on Christmas Day and keep the ratings from sliding off a cliff, and he even worked a match against Elias. We also got a big title change, Roman Reigns vs. Samoa Joe and more. Full results from 12/25 WWE Raw. You can also check out my detailed live report from the show.
Current name favored to win the Men’s Royal Rumble matchCurrent name favored to win the Women’s Royal Rumble matchThe latest on Dean Ambrose’s injury & expected returnThe latest on Ronda Rousey possibly heading to WWE soonThe Usos Upset Over SummerSlam Snub, Missing WrestleMania MomentsCritical reviews for The Rock’s latest movie “Jumanji” Main event of WWE Fastlane in 2018 spoiled in advertising?Another NXT Takeover event added to the calendar in 2018Misc. Wrestling News
It was a relatively quiet weekend in indie wrestling with most promotions shutting down for the holidays and riding out the remainder of 2017 as we look ahead to a new year. That being said, AAW in Chicago will be running their final event of the year this Saturday at 115 Bourbon Street with a stacked card. Sean “XPac” Waltman will be in action, plus Jeff Cobb vs. Rey Fenix for the AAW Championship, Matt Riddle vs. ACH, Eddie Kingston vs. David Starr in a Bourbon Street Fight and a whole lot more. We’ll be there live in attendance, so I’ll tell you all about the show on Monday’s PW Morning Report.
Cody Rhodes on a possible WWE returnTop Impact Wrestling star filing trademark on his nameMeet Katsuya Kitamura: NJPW’s monster coming to America
