WWE Raw live tonight at 8 PM ET on Netflix from the Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, South Carolina.
WWE talent reportedly made it out of Saudi Arabia safely before Sunday’s attacks in Riyadh, avoiding the security situation that unfolded in the region.
According to PWInsider, the WWE roster arrived safely in South Carolina on Sunday and was no longer in Saudi Arabia when attacks struck Riyadh’s financial district.
The attacks reportedly caused damage to several locations, including an Aramco skyscraper, following strikes carried out by Yemen’s Houthi rebel group.
WWE’s next episode of Monday Night RAW is scheduled to take place at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, South Carolina.
PWInsider reported that the roster had successfully arrived in the United States ahead of the show, meaning the wrestlers were not caught up in Sunday’s attacks.
However, there may still have been some WWE personnel in Riyadh at the time.
According to the report, a number of staff members could have remained behind to assist with breaking down the production setup following the Crown Jewel event.
At the time of the report, there was no information confirming whether any WWE employees or personnel who remained in Saudi Arabia had been affected by the attacks.
The report also provided some details about WWE’s travel arrangements for Crown Jewel.
The majority of the roster reportedly flew into Bahrain, a neighboring country, before completing the remainder of the journey to Riyadh by bus.
There were also believed to be some WWE talents who traveled directly into and out of Riyadh using private aircraft.
Those different travel arrangements may explain why certain members of the roster were able to depart the country through different routes.
While the WWE roster reportedly arrived safely in South Carolina, questions remained about the company’s production personnel who may have still been in Riyadh handling the event’s breakdown.
There has been no confirmed report of WWE-related injuries connected to Sunday’s attacks.
For now, the focus turns to Monday Night RAW in Greenville, where WWE is expected to resume its regular television schedule following Crown Jewel.
Hopefully, all WWE employees and personnel who traveled to Saudi Arabia made it home safely.
TNA Wrestling star Jada Stone is recovering after being involved in a serious car accident that left her vehicle totaled.
Stone shared the news with fans through her Instastory on Sunday, revealing that the accident happened two nights earlier. Fortunately, she confirmed that she is alive and doing okay despite the severity of the crash.
“The Spark” also shared several photos documenting the aftermath of the accident.
Stone posted two photos of herself following the crash. One showed visible bruising and her left leg heavily wrapped, while another showed her wearing a neck brace.
She also shared two pictures of her damaged vehicle, showing significant destruction to both the front and rear ends.
Alongside the photos, Stone offered an update on her condition and expressed gratitude for surviving the accident.
“2 nights ago, I was in a pretty bad car wreck. I’m okay..car unfortunately is not! I’m so blessed to be alive! Be safe on the road everyone!”
Stone also mentioned that she had already contacted promoters regarding her upcoming bookings to inform them about the situation.
While she did not provide additional details about her injuries or a potential recovery timeline, her message indicated that she was thankful to have made it through the frightening experience.
Stone has been building her presence in TNA’s Knockouts division and most recently challenged M By Elegance for the Knockouts TV Championship on the October 29 episode of TNA iMPACT.
M By Elegance previously defeated Stone on the August 29 edition of iMPACT to become the inaugural Knockouts TV Champion.
Stone also had a memorable moment at Bound for Glory during the Call Your Shot Gauntlet match.
During the match, “Big Trouble” Ben Bishop stole Stone’s spot in the competition. However, Stone eventually got her revenge by eliminating Bishop from the match.
The wrestling community will undoubtedly be wishing Stone a speedy recovery following the accident.
Although the extent of her injuries and how much time she may need away from the ring remain unclear, the most important thing is that she survived the crash.
Hopefully, Stone will be able to make a full recovery and return to action when she is ready.
Everyone at WrestlingNewsBlog sends their best wishes to Jada Stone during her recovery.
WWE presented Crown Jewel 2026, the show featured championship changes, a surprise appearance from Oba Femi, and a shocking post-match cash-in involving Tiffany Stratton.
Here are the complete WWE Crown Jewel 2026 results and match-by-match highlights.
Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton kicked off their Last Man Standing match with an intense brawl that quickly spilled outside the ring.
Orton gained control early, repeatedly driving Rhodes through the Arabic announce desk before eventually slamming him through it. Rhodes managed to beat the referee’s count, but Orton continued his assault with trash cans and their lids.
The two continued fighting through the crowd and toward the entrance stage, using various weapons to inflict punishment. Orton powerbombed Rhodes through a table, but Cody once again managed to get back to his feet before the count of ten.
Rhodes later connected with a hanging DDT, Cody Cutter, and Bionic Elbow, but Orton answered with an RKO out of nowhere.
The action continued with both men using the steel ring steps, and Rhodes eventually set up a ladder beside the announce desk. However, Orton moved out of the way of a ladder-assisted splash, sending Rhodes crashing through the desk.
Both men managed to beat the count.
Orton later attempted his punt kick, but Rhodes avoided it and connected with another Cody Cutter. After a Cross Rhodes, Orton again managed to beat the count.
The closing moments saw Rhodes repeatedly attack Orton with a steel chair before positioning him near the ring steps. Orton countered with a low blow, but Rhodes eventually hit three consecutive Cross Rhodes.
With Orton struggling to get back to his feet, Rhodes delivered a punt kick and kept him down long enough for the referee to count to ten.
Winner: Cody Rhodes
Rhodes defeated Randy Orton in a brutal Last Man Standing match.
The Vision defended their WWE Men’s World Tag Team Championships against Je’Von Evans and Penta.
Evans and Penta started aggressively, using their speed and tandem offense to put the champions on the defensive. However, Breakker and Theory eventually isolated Penta and worked him over with frequent tags.
Penta eventually managed to make the hot tag to Evans, who ran wild against Theory.
Evans connected with a corkscrew kick, springboard lariat, and several high-impact moves, but Breakker continued to interfere.
The challengers nearly scored a major victory with a Hart Attack combination, but Theory managed to break up the pin.
The match took another turn when Maxxine Dupri interfered, placing Theory’s foot on the ropes to prevent a pinfall.
Big Bronson Reed then appeared and attacked Penta, delivering a Death Valley Driver on the floor before helping Breakker and Theory regain control.
Penta survived an electric chair bulldog, but the lights suddenly went out.
Oba Femi made his appearance!
Femi immediately took out Reed with a corkscrew uppercut before throwing him off the stage and through a table.
Breakker confronted Femi, but Evans and Penta capitalized on the chaos.
After a series of devastating tandem moves, Evans connected with the OG Cutter on Theory to secure the victory.
Winners: Je’Von Evans & Penta
New WWE Men’s World Tag Team Champions: Je’Von Evans & Penta
Chelsea Green and Liv Morgan battled for the WWE Women’s Crown Jewel Championship.
Morgan controlled much of the early action, targeting Green with strikes, dropkicks, and several submission attempts.
Green eventually fought back, connecting with a superplex and German suplex before nearly securing the victory with a Rough Ryder.
The two continued trading near-falls, with Morgan repeatedly attempting to finish Green using the Codebreaker and Oblivion.
Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez eventually appeared at ringside, distracting Green and allowing Morgan to take advantage.
However, Morgan’s decision to send her allies away ultimately backfired.
Green countered Oblivion into a folding press and secured the three-count.
Winner: Chelsea Green
WWE Women’s Crown Jewel Champion: Chelsea Green
Following the match, Triple H presented Green with the championship belt and ring.
Green celebrated her victory, reflecting on the thirteen years of hard work that brought her to this moment.
However, Liv Morgan attacked Green from behind before Tiffany Stratton made her surprise appearance.
Stratton struck Morgan with her briefcase and appeared ready to cash in.
Rodriguez and Perez returned to ringside, but Green managed to fight them off.
Stratton then attacked Green with the championship belt.
Tiffany Stratton immediately took advantage of Chelsea Green’s exhaustion following her championship victory.
Stratton hit the Prettiest Moonsault Ever and scored the pinfall.
Winner: Tiffany Stratton
New WWE Women’s Champion: Tiffany Stratton
Stratton left the ring carrying both championship belts, ending Green’s celebration in shocking fashion.
Roman Reigns and Sami Zayn closed out Crown Jewel 2026 with an intense battle for the WWE Men’s Crown Jewel Championship.
The two started with a lengthy exchange of grappling before Reigns gained control with a shoulder block and lariat.
Zayn eventually fought back with a series of strikes and near-falls, but Reigns answered with corner lariats and a Drive-By.
The match continued with both men exchanging their biggest moves.
Zayn connected with an Avalanche Sunset Flip Powerbomb, Blue Thunder Driver, and several Helluva Kicks, but Reigns continued kicking out.
At one point, Reigns accidentally knocked referee Chad Patton out of action with a Superman Punch.
Zayn took advantage by delivering another Helluva Kick, but he also accidentally struck referee Lil Naitch when attempting another.
Reigns later connected with a spear, but Zayn somehow managed to kick out.
The two continued trading punches and Superman Punches, with Zayn refusing to stay down.
Reigns eventually connected with another spear, securing the victory.
Winner: Roman Reigns
WWE Men’s Crown Jewel Champion: Roman Reigns
Following the match, Triple H entered the ring to present Reigns with the championship.
However, Zayn stopped the presentation to acknowledge the incredible match they had just fought.
Reigns initially refused to shake Zayn’s hand, but instead embraced him.
The two eventually shook hands and raised each other’s arms before Reigns received his championship.
Reigns closed the show by asking the Saudi Arabian crowd to acknowledge him.
AEW Collision live tonight at 8/7c on TNT and HBO Max from the Chris Jericho Rock n’ Wrestling Rager At Sea on the Norwegian Jewel in Miami, Florida.
WWE SmackDown tonight at 8/7c on USA Network, taped Monday night after Raw from the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.
Final show before Crown Jewel
WWE Crown Jewel – Saturday November 7, 2026 at 12:00 PM ET / 9:00 AM PT – ANB Arena / Riyadh Season Stadium at KAFD in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – Streaming live on ESPN Plus (US) and Netflix (select international regions)
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Taryn Terrell has officially returned to TNA Wrestling, making a surprise appearance during the closing moments of Thursday night’s episode of TNA Impact.
The former TNA Knockouts Champion appeared in the show’s final segment, welcoming Harley Hudson into her infamous Dollhouse faction. The unexpected appearance sets up an intriguing new direction for Hudson, who has recently struggled to find her place in TNA.
The closing segment followed Hudson’s unsuccessful attempt to join The Righteous earlier in the evening.
Hudson had been on the verge of being inducted into the group when Xia Brookside interrupted the proceedings and attacked her. Brookside subsequently took Hudson’s place in the faction, with Hudson’s hesitation to accept the offer reportedly costing her the opportunity.
Later in the show, Hudson was shown speaking with her mother over the phone. During the conversation, she admitted that she was having difficulty finding her place in TNA.
Hudson explained that she planned to give herself a few more weeks to figure things out before potentially returning home to the United Kingdom.
After ending the call, Hudson discovered a mysterious note inviting her to come and play.
Following the instructions, she encountered Terrell sitting alongside a dollhouse. Terrell welcomed Hudson into the Dollhouse, bringing the episode to an unexpected conclusion.
The segment leaves Hudson with a new potential direction following her failed attempt to join The Righteous.
Terrell’s appearance marks another return to TNA for the former Knockouts Champion.
Her most recent appearance came during a one-off return at TNA Sacrifice, where she joined forces with ODB and Mickie James to take on the Elegance Brand.
However, Terrell is perhaps best remembered for leading The Dollhouse during her previous TNA run in 2015 and 2016.
The faction became a notable part of TNA’s Knockouts division during that period, making her latest appearance particularly interesting for longtime fans.
With Hudson now seemingly connected to Terrell and the Dollhouse, Thursday night’s closing segment could be the beginning of a new storyline for both women.
Whether Terrell plans to rebuild the Dollhouse with additional members or simply guide Hudson remains to be seen.
What do you think about Taryn Terrell returning to TNA? Are you interested in seeing The Dollhouse make a comeback with Harley Hudson as its newest member?
WWE is reportedly making significant adjustments to its production plans for Crown Jewel, with a substantial portion of the upcoming premium live event’s broadcast expected to be handled remotely from the company’s headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut.
According to a new report from PWInsider Elite, WWE is planning to operate with a smaller production staff on the ground in Saudi Arabia, with several key departments reportedly working from the United States instead.
The changes come amid ongoing safety concerns surrounding the situation in the Middle East, adding another layer of uncertainty to WWE’s preparations for the event.
According to the report, WWE is reducing the number of personnel traveling to Saudi Arabia for Crown Jewel.
While camera operators and sound crews are expected to remain on-site to capture the action, the audio mixing and graphics departments will reportedly operate remotely from WWE’s Stamford headquarters.
The on-site crews will transmit their footage and audio back to the United States, where WWE’s remaining production personnel will handle much of the broadcast’s finishing work before it goes on the air.
This arrangement would allow WWE to maintain its television production standards while limiting the number of employees required to travel internationally for the show.
The report describes a substantial portion of the broadcast production being handled remotely, although WWE has not publicly confirmed the specific arrangements.
Crown Jewel has already undergone a venue change as WWE continues preparing for the event.
The show was originally scheduled to take place at Riyadh Season Stadium before being moved to The Venue arena. The reported change was connected to security considerations amid the ongoing regional conflict.
There have also been conflicting reports regarding WWE talent’s willingness to participate in the event.
One report suggested that some wrestlers had concerns about appearing at Crown Jewel, while another report disputed claims that talent had refused to work the show.
WWE is also reportedly offering hazard pay to employees and wrestlers traveling to Saudi Arabia, potentially as an additional measure to address concerns surrounding the trip.
The situation has also raised questions about Saudi Arabia’s plans to host WrestleMania next year.
TKO President Mark Shapiro previously acknowledged that contingency plans were in place should circumstances require WWE to reconsider its arrangements.
However, Shapiro also expressed confidence that WrestleMania would ultimately take place in Saudi Arabia as planned.
With Crown Jewel approaching, WWE’s reported remote production strategy could provide an indication of how the company intends to manage its upcoming international events while navigating security concerns.
For now, WWE has not officially announced any further changes to Crown Jewel’s production plans or its future Saudi Arabia events.
What do you think about WWE reportedly producing a significant portion of Crown Jewel remotely? Should the company reconsider its international plans while security concerns remain?
Wrestlevotes Radio on Fightful reports that WWE is offering crew members additional hazard pay for making the trip to Riyadh, with the offer said to be around $3K, according to two WWE employees.
Hazard pay is generally offered when workers are forced to perform “hazardous duty or work involving physical hardship.” It’s believed that WWE doesn’t traditionally offer hazard pay, including past Saudi Arabia shows, although past events in the country haven’t seen the level of military escalation that’s occurred over the last month. It is unclear whether the same offer has been made to the wrestlers performing on the show.
What do you think about WWE reportedly producing a significant portion of Crown Jewel remotely? Should the company reconsider its international plans while security concerns remain?
TNA Thursday Night iMPACT! tonight at 9/8c on AMC.
