WWE NXT tonight at 8/7c on The CW and Netflix (internationally).
AEW is taking another major step toward expanding its global reach with the launch of its brand-new streaming platform, MyAEW. After the announcement on March 9, more information has surfaced regarding how the service will work, including which regions can access specific features and how much fans can expect to pay.
According to reports, MyAEW will serve as a hub for several pieces of AEW content. The platform is expected to stream weekly shows such as AEW Dynamite and AEW Collision, along with select pay-per-views in certain international markets. In addition, the service will feature a Free Ad-Supported Television (FAST) channel that runs classic AEW programming 24/7.
Despite the new platform, AEW’s existing partnerships will remain in place. Sources indicate that the launch of MyAEW will not affect the company’s current streaming agreement with HBO Max. Fans who already watch AEW through TrillerTV’s AEW Plus will also still be able to use that service.
However, access to MyAEW content will vary depending on the viewer’s location. Reports indicate that the FAST channel will be available in most regions worldwide, but it will not be accessible in Canada or Mexico. Meanwhile, AEW pay-per-views through the platform will be offered in many international markets, though they will be unavailable in the United States, Mexico, and India.
Weekly shows will also have some regional restrictions. Dynamite and Collision streams on MyAEW will not be available in the United States, Canada, Mexico, or India.
AEW is launching the platform with three different subscription tiers. The first option is priced at $7.99 per month and provides access to the FAST channel, AEW podcasts, live streams of weekly shows (in eligible regions), the AEW television archive, Ring of Honor HonorClub TV, and one Ring of Honor pay-per-view.
The second plan costs $19.99 per month and includes everything from the basic tier while also adding one AEW pay-per-view each month.
Finally, the top-tier package is available for $119.99 per year. This plan gives subscribers full access to the service, including all AEW pay-per-views throughout the year.
The launch of MyAEW appears to be a clear move by the company to strengthen its international presence and offer more direct access to its content outside the United States. If successful, the platform could become a major destination for AEW fans around the world.
AJ Styles may have stepped away from the ring, but “The Phenomenal One” isn’t done contributing to WWE just yet. After officially retiring from in-ring competition at this year’s Royal Rumble, Styles is now transitioning into a behind-the-scenes role with the company as he prepares for his upcoming induction into the WWE Hall of Fame. 🤼♂️🏆
During a recent appearance on The Phenomenally Retro Podcast, Styles shed light on what his new responsibilities with WWE look like now that his legendary wrestling career has come to an end.
According to Styles, part of his job involves scouting and evaluating talent across different levels of the wrestling world. That includes independent wrestlers, as well as performers already working within WWE’s system.
Styles explained that he spends a good amount of time online reviewing matches and keeping an eye on potential prospects who could eventually find their way into WWE. If he sees promise in someone, he hopes to help guide them toward opportunities within the company.
In some cases, that could mean helping wrestlers secure a WWE ID or getting them noticed by the right people within the organization. While the process can be slow at times, Styles noted that making the right connections and phone calls is part of the job.
His work won’t be limited to scouting outside talent either. Styles revealed that he may also be working with wrestlers already signed to WWE, including those in NXT and even performers on the main roster. In fact, he mentioned plans to attend an upcoming episode of Monday Night Raw in Seattle, where he hopes to meet with talent and offer guidance.
Beyond evaluating prospects, Styles sees himself as someone wrestlers can talk to if they need advice or direction. Whether it’s discussing their mindset or suggesting time at the WWE Performance Center to sharpen certain skills, Styles wants to help talent stay motivated and continue improving.
Interestingly, the former WWE Champion admitted that he initially expected retirement to give him a lot more free time. Instead, his schedule has remained busy thanks to his new responsibilities with WWE, along with spending more time with his family.
While fans won’t see Styles competing in the ring anymore, it’s clear he’ll still play an important role in shaping WWE’s future by helping the next generation of talent grow and succeed.
WWE Raw airs live today at 8pm ET/5pm PT on Netflix from the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington.
Mercedes Moné’s recent stretch of championship losses continued over the weekend, as the former multi-title holder dropped yet another belt during an international appearance.
On Sunday, Moné lost the BestYa Wrestling Women’s Championship to Swan at the Mone Mayhem event in Bagnolo Cremasco, Italy. The loss came just two days after she was defeated by Persephone for the CMLL World Women’s Championship on Friday night.
The defeat marks Moné’s second title loss in the span of a single weekend, adding to what has become a surprising downward run for the decorated star.
In fact, the latest setback means Moné has now dropped five different championships since December 20, 2025, a stark contrast to the dominant run she had previously enjoyed across multiple promotions.
Moné had built a reputation as one of the most successful traveling champions in the business, collecting titles around the world during her run outside WWE. However, the recent streak of losses suggests that chapter may be coming to an end as several promotions crown new champions.
Despite the skid, Moné remains one of the most recognizable names in women’s wrestling globally, and it will be interesting to see whether she rebounds quickly or shifts her focus toward new opportunities moving forward.
Online criticism has always been part of professional wrestling, but several WWE stars are making it clear that the level of hate—particularly aimed at women—has gone too far. Recently, both Brie Bella and NXT standout Thea Hail spoke openly about the harsh treatment they receive on social media and why they’re pushing back.
During a recent episode of the “Nikki & Brie” podcast, Brie Bella didn’t hold back when addressing the constant criticism directed at female wrestlers. According to Brie, she’s only interested in feedback from people who actually understand the business and the challenges women face in it.
Brie explained that she values opinions from people who have experienced the wrestling industry firsthand—especially those who understand what it’s like to work in a male-dominated environment. For critics who have never been in that position, she made it clear their opinions carry little weight.
She also called out the boldness many people show behind a keyboard, joking that social media gives “brave fingers” to people who wouldn’t say those things in person. Brie added that she’s not afraid to clap back at trolls who try to tear her down online, making it clear she’s more than willing to defend herself when needed.
Brie’s comments come shortly after NXT star Thea Hail shared her own emotional message about dealing with negativity from fans.
Taking to social media, the 22-year-old wrestler reminded followers just how young she is and how much she sacrificed to pursue her wrestling dream. Hail revealed that she moved away from home during high school to chase a career in professional wrestling—something many people wouldn’t have been willing to do.
Despite dedicating the last five years of her life to the business, Hail said it’s been difficult to constantly see negative comments about her as a person whenever she checks her social media feeds. She described the experience as exhausting, especially after working so hard to reach major moments in her career.
Hail emphasized that while she loves professional wrestling more than anything, the constant online criticism can be discouraging. She urged fans to remember that the performers they watch every week are still human beings behind the characters.
Before posting harsh comments, she asked people to take a moment and consider how they would feel if those same words were directed at them.
The recent comments from Brie Bella and Thea Hail highlight an ongoing conversation within the wrestling community about fan behavior and the impact of social media. While passionate fan reactions are nothing new in the industry, many performers are hoping for a shift toward more respectful interactions online.
As more wrestlers speak out, the message is becoming clear: support and criticism are both part of fandom—but personal attacks don’t have to be.
NXT Vengeance Day delivered a chaotic night filled with brutal stipulations, backstage brawls, and a major championship change. From a violent Street Fight to a controversial main event, the show pushed several storylines toward Stand & Deliver.
The show opened with Dion Lennox waiting for Tony D’Angelo in the parking lot.
The night’s first major bout turned into a wild brawl almost immediately as Blake Monroe and Jaida Parker took their fight all around the ringside area.
Both women used the Street Fight rules to their advantage early. Chairs, kendo sticks, and even a red umbrella came into play as Monroe and Parker battered each other both inside and outside the ring. Monroe briefly gained momentum with a neckbreaker and began setting up weapons around the ring, including chairs wedged in the ropes.
Parker fought back with aggressive kendo stick strikes and nearly put Monroe away after driving her through a table with a springboard imploding seated senton. Despite the massive impact, Monroe somehow kicked out.
The finish came after Monroe scattered fake “diamonds” across the ring and tossed a handful into Parker’s eyes from the top rope. With Parker blinded, Monroe delivered the Glamour Shot to score the pinfall victory.
Before their scheduled match even started, Tony D’Angelo and Dion Lennox began fighting in the parking lot.
Darkstate initially believed they had caught D’Angelo off guard when his car arrived, but it turned out to be a decoy. D’Angelo attacked Lennox and the two brawled through multiple backstage areas, smashing each other into doors, road cases, and lockers while security attempted to regain control.
Members of Darkstate tried to interfere several times, but OTM and other wrestlers stepped in to prevent the numbers game from overwhelming D’Angelo.
The chaotic fight eventually spilled through a wall near the timekeeper’s area and into ringside.
Once the match officially began, both men continued the brutal fight they had started backstage.
D’Angelo strung together multiple German suplexes, but Lennox fired back with heavy offense and even drove D’Angelo through the announce desk with a suplex from the crowd.
Despite the punishment, D’Angelo refused to stay down. After countering Lennox late in the match, he delivered a spinebuster to secure the hard-fought victory.
One of the biggest moments of the night came when Tatum Paxley challenged Izzi Dame for the NXT Women’s North American Championship.
Dame controlled much of the early action with her strength advantage, repeatedly targeting Paxley with heavy strikes and submissions. Paxley fought back with explosive offense, including a German suplex and a 450 splash that nearly ended the match.
The closing stretch featured several near-falls and interference distractions from Shawn Spears at ringside. Paxley eventually capitalized with a sudden Cemetery Drive, scoring the three-count and capturing the championship.
The victory marks Paxley’s first reign as NXT Women’s North American Champion.
Backstage, OTM explained their earlier involvement in the Darkstate brawl. According to Lucien Price and Bronco Nima, they didn’t help Tony D’Angelo out of loyalty — they simply want to eliminate Darkstate’s influence over NXT.
With Stand & Deliver approaching, the duo made it clear they’re coming after championship gold.
Fatal Influence appeared in the ring with champion Jacy Jayne boasting about her dominant run as NXT Women’s Champion.
The segment quickly turned heated when Zaria interrupted to argue she deserves the next title opportunity. Sol Ruca soon joined the confrontation, escalating tensions between the three.
Robert Stone ultimately made things official: Jacy Jayne will defend the NXT Women’s Championship against both Sol Ruca and Zaria in a Triple Threat match in two weeks in Texas.
Fatal Influence ended the segment by attacking both challengers.
The NXT Underground bout between Lola Vice and Kelani Jordan was a gritty, fight-style contest with no ropes.
Both competitors focused heavily on submissions and strikes. Jordan targeted Vice’s hand throughout the match, repeatedly stomping on it and slamming it into the mat and ring post.
Despite the damage, Vice rallied with a series of brutal kicks before finishing Jordan with a spinning backfist. The referee stopped the fight due to unanswered strikes, awarding the victory to Vice.
The main event saw Joe Hendry defend the NXT Championship against “Absolute” Ricky Saints.
Saints relied on speed and counters to keep Hendry off balance, while the champion responded with his trademark power offense. Both men came close to victory during a dramatic closing stretch featuring multiple near-falls.
Late in the match, Ethan Page appeared at ringside and attempted to influence the outcome by bringing the NXT title belt into play. The distraction nearly helped Saints, but the chaos backfired.
With the referee briefly out of position, Hendry landed a low blow before delivering the Standing Ovation to score the pinfall and retain the NXT Championship.
✅ Key Takeaways from Vengeance Day
AEW Collision live tonight at 8/7c on TNT and HBO Max from the Tucson Arena in Tucson, Arizona.
Legendary lucha libre star and longtime wrestling personality Konnan is reportedly dealing with a serious health situation after undergoing major surgery this week.
According to multiple reports coming out of Mexico, the AAA Hall of Famer was hospitalized in San Diego, California and underwent a procedure to amputate one of his legs due to ongoing medical complications. The initial information surfaced through the wrestling content creator “El Potro en el Ring” and was later picked up by several media outlets. As of the latest updates, Konnan is said to be in a delicate condition following the surgery.
While Konnan has generally kept the details of his medical struggles private over the years, the wrestling veteran has battled a number of health issues for quite some time. One of the most significant came in 2007 when he required a kidney transplant after suffering organ failure. More recently, he dealt with serious complications after contracting COVID-19 in early 2021, which reportedly led to additional kidney problems and heart-related issues.
Beyond those challenges, Konnan has also undergone multiple orthopedic procedures throughout the years, including a hip replacement. Despite these obstacles, he has remained an active and influential figure within the wrestling world.
Konnan’s impact on the industry spans several decades. Since the 1990s, he has been closely associated with Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide, helping shape the promotion both on-screen and behind the scenes. AAA itself made headlines last year after being acquired by WWE, further highlighting the organization’s global influence.
Fans in the United States may also remember Konnan from his time in WCW during the height of the Monday Night Wars, as well as his later roles across promotions such as MLW, AEW, Impact Wrestling, and TNA. In recent years, he’s been widely recognized for managing the Latin American Xchange (LAX), one of the most popular factions in modern tag team wrestling.
In addition to his in-ring and on-screen contributions, Konnan has played a key role in helping bring Mexican wrestling talent to a broader audience. He has long been credited with helping open doors in the U.S. for stars like Rey Mysterio, Juventud Guerrera, and Psicosis.
At this time, further updates on Konnan’s condition remain limited. The wrestling community has already begun sharing messages of support for the veteran performer and influential promoter as he continues his recovery. 🙏
NXT Vengeance Day – Saturday, March 7, 2026 – 7pm ET on Peacock and Netflix (Internationally)
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