Bray Wyatt’s new theme song, “Let Me In,” by punk band Code Orange has been put on the iTunes chart and is performing well already.

The song is currently listed as #2 on the iTunes Soundtracks Song chart, as well as being #26 on the Top 200 chart as of last night, showing how popular the song has been with fans already.

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The song is also a success on Amazon Music, being ranked on #29 on Amazon’s Best Sellers In Albums and #48 on the Best Sellers In Songs chart.

Chris Jericho has taken a second out of his busy schedule of trying to take credit for all of AEW’s successes, in order to take credit for the biggest announcement in WWE NXT history.

As noted, the NXT brand will be moving to a new two-hour format, live every Wednesday night on the USA Network at 8PM ET. The show will run head-to-head against All Elite Wrestling on TNT.

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Jericho tweeted out the hashtags “YoureWelcome” and “IndustryChanger” on Tuesday afternoon, shortly after WWE made their announcement. NXT General Manager William Regal, a legend of the business and someone very familiar with Y2J both in and out of the ring, was quick to respond in defense of his brand.

“Yes, thank Chris,” Regal tweeted, presumably with some sarcasm. “From us both being on NXT in 2010 until today, being a mentor, announcer and GM, NXT has given huge opportunities for many talent who would never of got a chance before, to be real game changers. And it’s all down to you. Thank you so much”.

To be fair, Jericho was actually on NXT in 2010, back when the brand was a critically panned reality series. He was the Pro of then-Rookie Wade Barrett, who would of course go on to win the entire competition before leading the Nexus to WWE television.

Oh by the way…@WWENXT on @USA_Network? #YoureWelcome #IndustryChanger

— Chris Jericho (@IAmJericho) August 20, 2019

Yes,thank you Chris. From us both being on NXT in 2010 until today, being a mentor, announcer and GM, NXT has given huge oppurtunities for many talent who would never of got a chance before, to be real game changers. And it’s all down to you.Thank you so much https://t.co/suwloCXJ8v

— William Regal (@RealKingRegal) August 20, 2019

The Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, CA is currently advertising Bray Wyatt’s demonic alter ego “The Fiend” for a Universal Championship Hell in a Cell match against Seth Rollins.

The arena will play host to the 2019 WWE Hell in a Cell pay-per-view on Sunday, October 6, and had been previously advertising Drew McIntyre as the opponent for Rollins’ title. Take this with a grain of salt though, as local advertising doesn’t always end up being what WWE puts on the screen at the end of the day.

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The Fiend last emerged two weeks ago, attacking and knocking out WWE Hall of Famer Jerry “The King” Lawler, but has otherwise remained silent since defeating Finn Balor at SummerSlam.

Of course, all that remains to be seen as the “Kingslayer” Seth Rollins still has to get through Braun Strowman on September 15 at WWE Clash of Champions.

Correction: We had incorrectly reported that the Golden 1 Center was in Atlanta, GA instead of Sacramento, CA. That correction has now been made. Our apologies for the confusion. 

WWE Monday Night Raw returns to the Royal Farms Arena in Baltimore, Maryland this evening on the road to Clash of Champions. So far it looks like a pretty stacked and exciting show, with two King of the Ring quarterfinal matches on deck, the return of Rey Mysterio and more, so make sure to join us for live coverage here – RIGHT HERE – on ProWrestling.com starting promptly at 8/7c.

Here are the points WWE is hitting on for tonight’s show:

– Ricochet faces Samoa Joe in the first of two King of the Ring quarterfinals matches. Last week the high-flying sensation scored the upset of his life defeating the “Scottish Psychopath” Drew McIntyre, clean in the middle of the ring. Can Ricochet’s run continue, or will Joe choke him out just like everyone else who gets in his way?

– In the second King of the Ring match of the evening, Cedric Alexander battles Baron Corbin, who seems to be refocussed and somehow even more obnoxious since returning to Raw, following a brief absence after losing in the main event of Extreme Rules earlier this summer. Cedric suffered a nasty beating last week, and may not be 100% come belltime, so this should be an interesting matchup.

– She’s attacked Natalya multiple times. She’s outright challenged The Man. What’s next for Sasha Banks as “The Boss” looks to continue stealing shows and generating a buzz coming off her long-awaited return to WWE?

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– Rey Mysterio will return to Monday Night Raw for the first time since nearly ending his career (two weeks ago). His son Dominik was able to keep the lucha legend under his iconic mask, at least for now, but what will the future Hall of Famers path forward look like heading into what could possibly be his final run in WWE?

– Things are likely going to get real awkward for Seth Rollins and Braun Strowman, real soon. Not only will the two defend their Raw Tag Team Championships at Clash of Champions, against the newly formed team of Dolph Ziggler and Robert Roode, but Rollins will also have to defend the Universal Championship against Strowman later that very same night. How will the unlikely and uneasy allies get along tonight on Raw?

WWE has uploaded a brand new video to its YouTube channel showing another entrance for WWE 2K20, this time focusing on Kevin Owens.

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WWE has been slowly teasing different elements of the upcoming video game, with Buddy Murphy and Samoa Joe having entrances uploaded so far, and now KO’s has been uploaded.

WWE has officially cancelled tonight’s Raw-brand live event at the McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, TN. The good news is that it had nothing to do with low ticket sales, as has been the reason behind numerous cancelled live events in recent months.

The bad news is, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga had a water main break that has left the Arena unusable for the evening. The show has instead been rescheduled to Sunday, January 19 just one week before the Royal Rumble.

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UPDATE: Due to a water main break that has resulted in the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga being without water service, WWE has RESCHEDULED tonight’s live event at the Mackenzie Arena at UTC to Sunday, January 19, 2020..

— David Carroll (@DAVIDCARROLL3) September 13, 2019

In the main event of Friday Night SmackDown tonight, WWE crowned a brand new WWE Champion as Brock Lesnar squashed Kofi Kingston.

It is a new day, yes it is, as far as the WWE Championship is concerned, with the title back around the waist of the Beast following an emphatic and dominant victory over Kofi Kingston.

The two men collided in the first-ever main event of Friday Night SmackDown on FOX, but it wasn’t much of a competitive match as Lesnar hit one F5 in less than 30 seconds to become champion.

Kingston came out of the gate, running straight at the Beast who quickly popped him on his shoulders, and delivered the F5 in order to become champion.

WHAT?!?!?! In SECONDS!

We’ve got a new champion! #SmackDown @BrockLesnar pic.twitter.com/o3nAcqQ3xL

— WWE (@WWE) October 5, 2019