Rhea Ripley was dethroned as NXT Women’s Champion at night-two of WWE WrestleMania 36, but she is looking at the experience with a positive attitude.

Ripley was defeated by Charlotte Flair in one of the weekends most impressive matches, but Rhea has reacted to the defeat with pride.

The former champion took to Twitter to remember back to last year where she attended her first WrestleMania, watching, stuck in a “moon boot,” as she was injured. She states that because she got to walk down as champion at WrestleMania, in her opinion, she still wins.

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I attended my first ever #WrestleMania last year. I was watching from my seat stuck in a moon boot.
Today at #WrestleMania36 I got to walk down the ramp and defend my NXT Women’s Championship. If you ask me, I still win! #WWENXT

— RheaRipley_WWE (@RheaRipley_WWE) April 6, 2020

This Friday will see a brand new episode of ‘WWE Untold’ debut on the WWE Network, with this episode focusing on WWE Hall Of Famer, Sting.

This new episode will see Sting reveal details about his final ever wrestling match against Seth Rollins, with WWE’s official synopsis reading:

“This new episode of the popular WWE Network series will obviously be covering Sting, and more specifically, his last match with Seth Rollins when he challenged for the WWE Championship. This match saw Sting get injured, and it would be his final event before retiring while being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. The latest upload will be the ninth edition of WWE Untold and the second to focus on Sting specifically. This special looks to be arriving on WWE Network on Friday, November 22nd, ahead of the major Survivor Series and NXT Takeover: WarGames 2019 weekend.”

All Elite Wrestling has released their women’s division rankings for the week of Friday, November 22nd and we have a new first place leader! Click here to see this week’s women’s division rankings.

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PAC remains in the #1 spot this week despite not competing, as he still holds the best singles record with the most amount of wins. Cody Rhodes, who is still out of action and technically has the same overall record as PAC, did fall one place this week. He’ll be back next Wednesday in Chicago.

Hangman Page is also down one this week after not competing. The biggest change is Jon Moxley, who used his win over Darby Allin to jump to the #2 spot this week. That also knocked Allin off the list entirely, with Kenny Omega landing at #5 coming off his win over Rey Fenix on AEW DARK.

#AEW Singles Division Rankings
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— All Elite Wrestling (@AEWrestling) November 22, 2019

Eric Bischoff recently spoke on the 83 Weeks Podcast where he gave his opinion on Jim Cornette’s recent NWA commentary, that led to his resignation.

Cornette had to resign from the company after his controversial comments during an episode of NWA Powerrr where he stated:

“Trevor Murdoch is the only person who can strap a bucket of fried chicken to his back and ride a motor scooter across Ethiopia. Trevor Murdoch can take care of himself!”

During the podcast, Bischoff touched on those comments, stating that Cornette hasn’t moved with the times of wrestling:

“Jim is a guy that is reluctant to adapt, and it’s really unfortunate because he’s a talented guy, he’s an entertaining guy, and he’s a very knowledgeable guy,” Bischoff stated. “But if you’re not willing to grow and evolve and to understand the implications of some of the things that you do and say and how it affects other people adversely, then you’re going to get put out to pasture. I hope that doesn’t happen with Jim. But apparently that’s kind of what it appears to be.”

He then went on to question what Cornette is going to do in the future, as nobody will hire him:

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“I don’t know where he goes from here…Who’s going to hire him?” Bischoff asked. “At this point, probably nobody.”

H/T to WrestlingInc.com for the transcriptions.

Even though the WWE Raw Women’s Champion didn’t appear on WWE Raw at all, Becky Lynch did wrestle on the show in the dark main event.

Competing for the live crowd only, The Man made an appearance to close the show as she went one-on-one with Kairi Sane, who pulled double duty on the show.

In the end, it was Becky Lynch who secured the victory, defeating the Tag Team Champion to finish the show.

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Former WWE Superstar, CM Punk recently gave his thoughts on professional wrestling taking place without any fans, and he clearly isn’t a huge fan.

Punk spoke with No-Sports Report where he made it clear he doesn’t find any sport easy to watch without a crowd, adding the wrestling is impossible to view.

“I would be able to watch hockey or UFC or Bellator, any kind of mixed martial arts fight when there’s no people in the crowd because it’s a sport,” Punk said. “With pro wrestling, I find it completely impossible to watch with no crowd. The audience is the 100% – and this is more evident than ever now – driving force behind what wrestlers do in the ring. When I wrestled, that was my boss.”

Punk went on to discuss how the fans are the bosses of wrestlers during matches, as the talent react to how they’re cheering, and without that, it’s much harder.

“A lot of people have their favorite wrestlers and debate who’s on the Mount Rushmore or greatest of all time but the thing that separates the greatest wrestlers from the okay guys is that when there in the ring, they’re the bosses, they’re in charge, but the truth to that is, the audience is in charge,” Punk said. “The audience boos and cheers who they want, they tell you if they like the moves, if they are emotionally invested in the match that tells you where to take it. You can manipulate them but they can also manipulate the match.

“Without all of that, I don’t know what we’re doing. It lends credence, in my opinion, to everyone who argues that wrestling is just a stage fight, it’s a stimulation, its predetermined acrobatics. Without the audience, without the emotion and the adrenaline, that’s what I feel like I’m watching, I feel like I’m watching a video game.”

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H/T to WrestlingInc.com for the transcriptions.

Tomorrow nights AEW Dynamite will see the biggest match in the career of Jungleboy as he goes one on one with AEW World Champion, Chris Jericho.

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The upcoming wrestler will be facing the wrestling legend in a 10-minute time limit, non-title match tomorrow. AEW has been building the match incredibly well, and the company has shared a detailed look at how Jungleboy has been training and preparing for the match:

“I’ve never trained so hard for anything in my life. Thanks to all the people who have helped me get ready for this moment these last two weeks.” @boy_myth_legend Watch #AEWDynamite this Wednesday at 8/7c on @tntdrama or join us LIVE in Corpus Christi – https://t.co/UN1cNj1kQq pic.twitter.com/DykGDbPGKn

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEWrestling) December 15, 2019

New Japan Pro-Wrestling knocked it out of the park yet again this year. Generally with these kinds of things there are a small handful of obvious front-runners, but a case could genuinely be made for any match below depending on the individual’s tastes.

Separated by less than one-percent of the total vote, Kota Ibushi’s glorious victory over “Switchblade” Jay White in the finals of perhaps the greatest G1 Climax tournament in history, stood alone on top of the mountain.

It was a nail-biter to the finish, however, with the #1 pick changing eight times in the final hour of voting earlier this week. Here’s how it broke down:

Click Here: Roma soccer tracksuitJay White vs. Kota Ibushi (G1 Climax Day #19) – 14.7%Kazuchika Okada vs. Will Ospreay (G1 Climax Day #7) – 14.1%Dragon Lee vs. Will Ospreay (Dominion) – 12.5%Shingo Takagi vs. Tomohiro Ishii (G1 Climax Day #16) – 12.0%Kota Ibushi vs. Will Ospreay (G1 Climax Day #5) – 10.9%Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Kenny Omega (Wrestle Kingdom 13) – 9.8%Robbie Eagles vs. Will Ospreay (Showdown in Melbourne) – 9.8%

Other options earning less than 5% of the total vote include:

Shingo Takagi vs. Will Ospreay (BOSJ #15)Kazuchika Okada vs. Kota Ibushi (G1 Climax Day #17)El Phantasmmo vs. Rocky Romero (BOSJ Day #15)Shingo Takagi vs. Tetsuya Naito (G1 Climax Day #14)“Other”

Based on 552 votes collected. 

Despite seemingly insurmountable odds stacked against her, AEW Women’s World Champion Riho successfully defended her title this Wednesday night on AEW Dynamite, pinning Dr. Britt Baker in a wild Fatal 4-Way bout that also included Hikaru Shida and the returning Nyla Rose.

Riho was originally scheduled to defend the title against #1 ranked Kris Statlander, however the challenger-in-waiting was pulled from the show due to an unforeseen scheduling conflict. That match will now officially go on as planned next week. 

The question is – will the champion be in any condition to actually compete? After barely walking away with the gold around her waist, Riho was attacked by Nyla Rose after the match.

Rose had previously been out of action for several weeks, after attacking an AEW official and putting them through a table. It came as no surprise, then, when the “Native Beast” placed Riho on top of yet another table, before delivering an absolutely devastating splash from the second rope.

UPDATE: @NylaRoseBeast continuing to destroy tables #AEWDynamite pic.twitter.com/LOt899p1S9

— All Elite Wrestling on TNT (@AEWonTNT) January 2, 2020