Category: WWE

Mysterious “Zero” Teaser on WWE Raw Sparks Fan Speculation—Is Penta El Zero Miedo WWE-Bound?

WWE fans have been buzzing ever since Monday’s Raw aired a cryptic teaser video that left more questions than answers. The short clip, featuring what appeared to be a stylized “zero” with a line through it—drawn in orange on a black background—has sparked widespread speculation online. Accompanied by dramatic music, the minimalistic teaser has fans wondering: Is this the arrival of Penta El Zero Miedo?

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Penta El Zero Miedo, also known as Pentagon Jr., became a free agent at the end of November following the expiration of his AEW contract. Since then, his future in professional wrestling has been a major topic of conversation. The teaser video has only added fuel to the fire, with many fans interpreting the “zero” symbol as a nod to Penta’s iconic “Cero Miedo” persona.

Penta’s Possible WWE Move

Penta recently appeared in Mexico’s AAA promotion, where he delivered an emotional farewell that seemed to signal a shift in his career trajectory. If WWE is indeed the next chapter for the Lucha Bros standout, it would mark a major addition to their roster. However, signing with WWE would mean he could no longer work with AAA due to WWE’s strict contractual exclusivity.

Penta’s rumored move hasn’t been without drama. His brother and longtime tag team partner, Rey Fenix, remains tied to AEW after the promotion added injury time to his contract. The Lucha Bros’ absence from AEW programming since August 2024 reportedly stemmed from speculation that the duo had been in contact with WWE while still under contract—something that AEW President Tony Khan takes very seriously. Fenix’s frustrations with his treatment in AEW were also evident in now-deleted social media posts.

With Fenix expected to remain with AEW for at least another year, fans have questioned whether Penta would make the leap to WWE without his brother by his side. If Monday’s teaser is any indication, the answer might be a resounding yes.

What Could This Mean for WWE?

If Penta does debut in WWE, it would represent a significant signing for the company. Known for his hard-hitting style, charismatic presence, and trademark “Cero Miedo” taunt, Penta has been a fan favorite in every promotion he’s appeared in. WWE has increasingly shown interest in incorporating top-tier lucha libre talent into its programming, and Penta could make an immediate impact—whether as a singles star or part of a tag team.

For now, though, WWE fans will have to wait and see what comes next. Was the teaser truly about Penta El Zero Miedo, or is WWE setting up something entirely different? Until then, speculation will continue to run wild, but one thing’s for sure: all eyes are on WWE’s next move.

WWE Raw Preview 12/16/2024

WWE Raw airs live tonight on the USA Network from TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts.

Jade Cargill’s Absence: New Report Reveals What She’s Really Up To

There’s been plenty of buzz in the WWE Universe surrounding Jade Cargill’s mysterious absence after a backstage attack on WWE SmackDown a few weeks ago. Fans will remember Cargill being laid out on the hood of a car, and since then, she hasn’t been seen on television. That segment left fans speculating: Was it storyline? Was Cargill dealing with an injury? Or was there something else going on entirely?

Now, a fresh report from PWInsider sheds a bit of light on the situation. According to their sources within WWE, the answer seems to be much less dramatic than some fans anticipated. High-profile figures in the company revealed that Cargill has been busy working on non-wrestling projects during her time away from the ring. On top of that, WWE sources confirmed that the Women’s Tag Team Champion is currently enjoying a well-earned vacation in the Bahamas.

As for whether she’s dealing with an injury, the update remains unclear. PWInsider’s report didn’t include any confirmation or denial of physical issues, leaving that part of the story a mystery for now. However, considering she’s actively pursuing other ventures and relaxing on vacation, there’s a good chance Cargill is healthy and cleared to return when the time comes.

In the meantime, Jade Cargill’s tag team partner, Bianca Belair, has been carrying the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships on her own. Belair has had her hands full, recently dealing with challengers like Piper Niven and WWE Women’s United States Champion Chelsea Green. Next week on SmackDown, Belair won’t have to go it alone—Naomi has stepped up to team with her, keeping the titles active and the division moving forward.

If Naomi does end up as a temporary fill-in for Cargill, it wouldn’t be unprecedented. Last year, Chelsea Green found herself in a similar situation when Sonya Deville suffered a serious knee injury. Green went on to defend the titles alongside Piper Niven, proving that the Women’s Tag Team Championships don’t lose steam, even when one champion is sidelined.

With Cargill’s future still unclear, the WWE Universe will have to keep an eye on SmackDown for any updates. Whether it’s a vacation, a return, or the next big storyline twist, it’s safe to say that Jade Cargill will make a major impact the moment she steps back into the ring.

Kevin Owens Shocks WWE Universe: Piledriver on Cody Rhodes and Chaos with Triple H Over Winged Eagle Title

The aftermath of Saturday Night’s Main Event turned chaotic when Kevin Owens not only left Cody Rhodes battered after a brutal piledriver but also attempted to steal the iconic Winged Eagle Championship.

In the show’s main event, Rhodes successfully defended his Undisputed WWE Championship against Owens in a hard-fought battle. Post-match, as Rhodes celebrated in the ring with the Winged Eagle title—a belt he’s long spoken about as a symbol of his championship dreams—Owens struck with a ruthless attack. The shocking piledriver left the champion needing to be stretchered out of the arena, leaving the WWE Universe stunned.

But Owens wasn’t done. Seizing the historic title, Owens marched up the ramp, seemingly intent on taking the belt with him. However, his path was blocked by none other than WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque. Video posted to X (formerly Twitter) captured the heated confrontation as Triple H intercepted Owens at the stage. The two men exchanged words before the confrontation escalated, with Triple H knocking the championship out of Owens’ hands and shoving him multiple times. Officials quickly intervened to separate the two as tensions flared. WWE later posted its own video to X.

According to PWInsider, Triple H recovered the Winged Eagle title and ensured it was safeguarded after Owens was escorted to the back. WWE later shared its own video of the incident on social media, sparking widespread speculation about what’s next for Kevin Owens and his apparent fixation on the historic championship.

Cody Rhodes has been vocal for years about his love for the Winged Eagle design, which holds sentimental value to him as a callback to a classic era of WWE champions. While Rhodes got to fulfill his dream of wearing the title for one night, Owens’ actions cast a dark shadow over his victory celebration.

The fallout from Owens’ attack and his confrontation with Triple H promises to be explosive. Is this the beginning of a bitter rivalry between Kevin Owens and WWE management? And what consequences await Owens for his actions? Stay tuned, as this story is far from over.

WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event 12/14/2024 (Results)

WWE brought back the iconic Saturday Night’s Main Event in grand style, with a blend of retro nostalgia and high-octane modern action. From surprise appearances to epic title defenses, the show delivered on all fronts.

A Retro Throwback to Start the Show

The night opened with a vintage touch, featuring a retro voiceover hyping up the legendary history of Saturday Night’s Main Event. A nostalgic video package clicked through old-school TV channels before settling on a retro-style intro set to “Obsession,” a fitting throwback for the occasion. WWE brought back the iconic red, white, and blue ropes for the ring (an aesthetic hallmark of the original Saturday Night’s Main Event) that adding to the throwback feel.

Joe Tessitore welcomed none other than Jesse “The Body” Ventura, marking his big return to WWE. The iconic voice of Ventura set the stage perfectly, with Pat McAfee joining Michael Cole at the announce desk.

Drew McIntyre vs. Sami Zayn

The opening match brought immediate energy as Drew McIntyre faced Sami Zayn. McIntyre came out swinging, but Zayn’s counterattacks—including a stunning Asai moonsault—kept him competitive. The hard-hitting action spilled to the outside, with McIntyre tossing Sami over the announce desk to take control.

Back from commercial, Zayn showed heart with a desperate Avalanche Sunset Flip Powerbomb and a near Blue Thunder Driver finish. However, Drew was too much to handle. After a brutal headbutt and a missed Claymore counter, McIntyre connected with the Claymore Kick to secure the victory.

Winner: Drew McIntyre via pinfall

WWE Women’s World Championship: Liv Morgan (c) vs. IYO SKY

IYO SKY challenged Liv Morgan for the WWE Women’s World Championship in a thrilling contest. SKY’s agility shined early with a crisp dropkick and a jaw-dropping Asai moonsault to the outside.

After the break, SKY controlled the pace with rolling German suplexes and corner knees, but Liv fought back with a Lungblower and Codebreaker. The back-and-forth battle saw IYO nearly lock in a crossface, but Liv reversed into a short-arm knee strike.

In a pivotal moment, Liv countered SKY’s moonsault with her boots up and capitalized with Oblivion to retain her title.

Winner: Liv Morgan via pinfall (retains WWE Women’s World Championship)

Post-match, Rhea Ripley made her entrance, locking eyes with Liv. The tension was palpable as Ripley stood face-to-face with the champion, hinting at a future showdown.

WWE World Heavyweight Championship: GUNTHER (c) vs. Damian Priest vs. Finn Balor

GUNTHER defended his WWE World Heavyweight Championship against Damian Priest and Finn Balor in a chaotic triple-threat match. Balor tried to outsmart his opponents early, but GUNTHER and Priest quickly overpowered him.

The Ring General showcased his trademark chops and power moves, while Priest impressed with a rope-walk crossbody and a devastating South of Heaven. Finn wasn’t far behind, landing a shotgun dropkick and the Coup de Grace, only for GUNTHER to cut him off.

The match reached its climax with GUNTHER Powerbombing Priest into the steel steps before returning to the ring to hit a shotgun dropkick and the Tenryu Powerbomb on Balor for the win.

Winner: GUNTHER via pinfall (retains WWE World Heavyweight Championship)

Chelsea Green Crowned WWE Women’s United States Champion

In the tournament finals for the WWE Women’s United States Championship, Chelsea Green faced off against “Michin” Mia Yim. Green, with an assist from Piper Niven, took control during the match, despite Mia’s impressive offense—including a Tarantula stretch.

After the chaos settled, Green hit Unpretty Her to score the victory and make history as the inaugural WWE Women’s United States Champion.

Winner: Chelsea Green via pinfall (becomes inaugural WWE Women’s United States Champion)

Main Event: Cody Rhodes (c) vs. Kevin Owens (WWE Undisputed Championship)

The main event saw Cody Rhodes defend his WWE Undisputed Championship against Kevin Owens in a brutal and dramatic match. Owens played mind games early, repeatedly retreating to the outside, but Rhodes responded with relentless offense, including a Cody Cutter on the announce table.

Referee Charles Robinson’s accidental bump added chaos as Owens hit a Stunner, only for a second referee to miss the pinfall due to another collision. Owens attempted to capitalize with a steel chair, but Rhodes turned the tables, hitting a decisive Cross Rhodes on the chair.

Winner: Cody Rhodes via pinfall (retains WWE Undisputed Championship)

A Night for the Ages

The return of Saturday Night’s Main Event was packed with unforgettable moments, hard-fought victories, and appearances from legends like Jesse Ventura, Tito Santana, and Greg “The Hammer” Valentine. WWE brought back the iconic red, white, and blue ropes for the ring—an aesthetic hallmark of the original Saturday Night’s Main Event. With Liv Morgan and Cody Rhodes cementing their reigns, and Chelsea Green’s history-making win, WWE proved that nostalgia and modern wrestling can coexist to create something special.

WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event 12/14/2024 (Card)

The return of WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event on NBC – Saturday, December 14, 2024 – Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Long Island, New York

WWE Legends Jimmy Hart, Greg “The Hammer” Valentine, Koko B. Ware, and Tito Santana are expected to appear. Jesse “the Body” Ventura will join the broadcast announce team.

CARD

WWE CHAMPIONSHIP:
Cody Rhodes (c) vs. Kevin Owens

WWE WOMEN’S UNITED STATES CHAMPIONSHIP:
Michin vs. Chelsea Green

WWE WOMEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP:
Liv Morgan (c) vs. Iyo Sky

WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP:
Gunther (c) vs. Finn Balor vs. Damian Priest

Drew McIntyre vs. Sami Zayn

WWE SmackDown Preview 12/13/2024

WWE SmackDown will air live tonight on the USA Network from the XL Center in Hartford, CT.

  • Women’s United States Championship Tournament Semifinal Match: Michin vs. Tiffany Stratton
  • Women’s United States Championship Tournament Semifinal Match: Bayley vs. Chelsea Green
  • Carmelo Hayes vs. TBA

5 WWE Legends To Appear At Saturday Night’s Main Event (Report)

WWE is set to turn back the clock this weekend, as several iconic legends will make appearances at Saturday Night’s Main Event. According to a report from PWInsider, fans can look forward to seeing WWE Hall of Famers and legends like Jimmy Hart, Ted DiBiase Sr., Greg “The Hammer” Valentine, Koko B. Ware, and Tito Santana at the show.

While their exact roles for the event haven’t been confirmed as of this writing, their presence alone will undoubtedly add some nostalgia and excitement for longtime fans of the golden era of WWE. Whether they’ll appear in backstage segments, special in-ring spots, or simply to greet the crowd, having these legends around is always a treat.

In addition to these legendary appearances, it’s been confirmed that Jesse “The Body” Ventura will be taking over commentary duties for the show. Ventura, a legend in his own right both as a former wrestler and as a charismatic voice behind the mic, is sure to add some vintage flair to the broadcast.

Saturday Night’s Main Event has long been a staple for WWE, and this weekend’s show looks to honor that legacy with a star-studded mix of past and present. Whether you grew up with these legends or are just discovering their legacies, this is a can’t-miss event for WWE fans.

Don’t forget to tune in for what promises to be a memorable night!

UPDATE

Ted DiBiase has reportedly dropped out of the show.

Charlotte Flair’s WWE Return Imminent? “The Queen” Could Be Back Sooner Than You Think

It’s been a long year without “The Queen” in the WWE spotlight, but the wait for Charlotte Flair’s return might finally be over. Flair, a 14-time women’s world champion, has been sidelined since December 2023 after sustaining severe knee injuries—tearing her ACL, MCL, and meniscus—during a match against Asuka on WWE SmackDown. Initially given a nine-month recovery timeline, fans have been eagerly anticipating her comeback, especially after Charlotte posted a cryptic teaser on her X account last month.

Now, according to a promising update from WrestleVotes, Flair’s return could be happening sooner than expected:

“Sources indicate that Charlotte Flair’s return is imminent, with the possibility of it happening as soon as this weekend on NBC. We are told creative was tasked earlier this week with structuring the presentation of her return.”

This weekend’s Saturday Night’s Main Event on NBC seems like the perfect stage for such a monumental return. While the show hasn’t been overtly promoted as a nostalgia-driven event, there’s plenty of buzz surrounding the lineup and potential surprises.

Here’s what fans can look forward to:

  • Jesse “The Body” Ventura is set to return to the WWE commentary team for one night only.
  • The iconic winged-eagle WWE Championship design, famously carried by legends like Hulk Hogan and Bret Hart, has been teased as a possible return for Cody Rhodes.
  • The crowning of the first-ever Women’s United States Champion, with the tournament finalists being decided on this week’s SmackDown.
  • Major title matches, including defenses of the Women’s World Championship, the World Heavyweight Championship, and the Undisputed WWE Championship.

Charlotte Flair making her comeback during Saturday Night’s Main Event would add yet another layer of excitement to an already stacked night. Given the show’s legacy and Flair’s lineage, it wouldn’t be surprising to see Ric Flair accompany his daughter for her return, creating a special multi-generational moment.

As one of WWE’s biggest stars, Charlotte’s return is a game-changer for the women’s division. With WrestleMania season looming closer, her comeback could shake up championship plans and set the stage for blockbuster rivalries. Whether she appears this weekend or shortly after, the wrestling world is ready to welcome “The Queen” back to her throne.

Keep an eye on Saturday Night’s Main Event this weekend for what could be an unforgettable night in WWE history!

Bronson Reed Set For Surgery Today

WWE Superstar Bronson Reed is headed for the operating table as he undergoes ankle surgery today, following the brutal injury he sustained at Survivor Series: WarGames.

Reed suffered the unfortunate setback during the premium live event when he delivered a massive splash off the top of the cage and through a table. While the high-risk move electrified fans, it came at a steep cost—Reed reportedly broke his foot in the process.

Reed Confirms Surgery and Timeline

Taking to X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday night, Reed kept things short and to the point, simply stating:
“Surgery tomorrow.”

While WWE has yet to confirm an official recovery timeline, reports indicate that the injury is severe enough to keep Reed sidelined well into next year. Sources suggest the powerhouse will miss action beyond WrestleMania 41 in April 2025, marking a significant blow to Reed’s momentum.