Matt Hardy and Reby Hardy have reportedly welcomed their third son.
Reby gave birth to the new Hardy baby boy some time last night, according to PWInsider.
As seen below, Matt tweeted around 4:45am ET and wrote what presumably are the initials of the new baby boy. He tweeted, “BKH.”
The happy couple are receiving numerous congratulatory messages from fans and friends on social media.
Matt and Reby already have two sons together, Wolfgang and Maxel.
Source: Wrestling Inc.
Tonight’s WWE NXT episode will air on the USA Network, live from the NXT Arena at Full Sail University in Winter Park, Florida.
Kushida suffered a hairline wrist fracture in mid-September, but continued feuding with WWE UK Champion WALTER and Imperium into mid-October. He has been out of action since then.
It’s believed that tonight’s episode will also see Mauro Ranallo return to the announce table.
It was reported last night on WWE Backstage that John Morrison, 39, is headed back to WWE. It’s currently unclear which brand he’ll be assigned to. Terms of the contract weren’t disclosed either, but WWE.com is saying it’s a multi-year deal.
It was reported back in September that the former WWE Intercontinental Champion was returning to WWE after leaving in 2011.
Morrison had since worked for Impact Wrestling (fka Johnny Impact), Lucha Underground (fka Johnny Mundo), and other promotions.
On Twitter, Morrison commented, “Confirmed. I have signed with @WWE – I’ve never been as good at anything as I am at wrestling & I can’t wait to stand again in a #WWE ring opposite the most talented people in the business!”
Morrison will be the in-studio guest for WWE’s The Bump next Wednesday morning at 10am ET.
Tonight’s WWE RAW will take place from the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee as the road to TLC continues.
For the third week in a row, WWE has not opened the day with an official preview for tonight’s show.
WWE has announced that tonight’s show will feature Seth Rollins issuing an apology to the red brand roster after last week’s apparent heel turn.
Charlotte Flair vs. WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions Kabuki Warriors (Asuka & Kairi Sane) in a 2-on-1 Handicap Match has also been announced for tonight.
Last night WWE Starrcade 2019 took place at the Infinite Energy Arena in Duluth, Georgia. Only some of the matches aired live on the WWE Network (and YouTube). It should also be noted there were several reported issues with the WWE Network, everything from audio issues to people not being able to see the event at all.
Below are the results of what aired on the WWE Network:
* The Street Profits (with Ric Flair) defeated The O.C.
* The Kabuki Warriors (c) defeated Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair, Bayley and Sasha Banks, and Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross (WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship Match)
* Bobby Lashley (with Lana) defeated Rusev via forfeit (Last Man Standing Match)
* Bobby Lashley (with Lana) defeated Kevin Owens via DQ
Here are the results for the matches that they didn’t air on the network:
* Seth Rollins defeated Erick Rowan
* Shinsuke Nakamura (c) (with Sami Zayn) defeated The Miz (WWE Intercontinental Championship Match)
* Randy Orton defeated AJ Styles
* Aleister Black defeated Andrade w/Zelina Vega
Zelina called Black’s victory a fluke and then called for another opponent. Ricochet answered.
* Ricochet defeated Andrade w/Zelina Vega (Ricochet won in about 90 seconds)
* Roman Reigns defeated King Corbin
* “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt (c) defeated Braun Strowman (WWE Universal Championship Match)
Wyatt retained in the shortest cage match ever. Afterward, Anderson and Gallows came out and said the fans and Strowman suck. Strowman slammed Anderson.
Sunday’s Starrcade event will take place from the Infinite Energy Center in Duluth, Georgia. WWE noted that the in-arena show will begin at 6:30pm ET. The one-hour WWE Network show will begin at 7pm ET.
While the show itself will be close to three hours, only one hour will be shown live on the WWE Network.
Scheduled to air on WWE Network:
Below is the rest of the Starrcade card:
EC3 is currently out of action with a concussion.
There’s no word yet on when EC3 will be back, but he suffered the concussion at the end of September, according to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter. It looks like his last match was at the WWE Main Event tapings on September 30, when he teamed with Eric Young for a loss to Lince Dorado and Gran Metalik.
EC3 remains a member of the RAW roster but he hasn’t been used much on the main roster.
Source: Wrestling Inc.
Tonight’s WWE Friday Night SmackDown will take place from the Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Alabama with the fallout from WWE Survivor Series.
WWE has not announced any matches for tonight’s SmackDown and below is the only thing mentioned on their official preview.
Who or what will be revealed as the new face in “Firefly Fun House?”
“The Fiend” Bray Wyatt was pushed both physically and mentally in a Survivor Series showdown with Daniel Bryan. Perhaps Friday Night SmackDown may provide a glimpse into where the Universal Champion’s mind is now at.
Wyatt will reveal a new face in “Firefly Fun House” this Friday. Will someone or something be joining the crew of Huskus the Pig Boy, Abby the Witch, Mercy the Buzzard and Rambling Rabbit? Will they have a new friend? Or does Wyatt have something much bigger and sinister in store?
Tonight’s WWE NXT episode will take place from the NXT Arena at Full Sail University in Winter Park, FL with fallout from TakeOver: WarGames and Survivor Series.
Corey Graves opened this week’s WWE After The Bell podcast with an apology for the comments he made about Mauro Ranallo on Twitter over the weekend.
“What’s up, everybody? Welcome to After The Bell, I am Corey Graves,” he said, opening the show. “A ton to get to this week as we do every week but before we go any further, on a personal note, I needed to address something. This past Saturday, during the ‘Takeover: WarGames’ event, I sent out a tweet. It was an unpopular opinion, as I often do with the intention of just stirring up a little controversy, maybe have something fun to talk about on TV or here on the show. It was maybe not the most professional way to go about things, and it was never meant to offend or disrespect or disparage anybody. That was never my intention. If it was taken as such, I apologize deeply. That was not my intention. I would never intentionally cause anybody undue stress, especially a co-worker. So, I apologize.”
Graves revealed that he watched Takeover and tweeted from his hotel room.
Source: Wrestling Inc.
