WWE Survivor Series War Games 11/29/2025 (Card)

WWE Survivor Series War Games – Saturday, November 29, 2025 – Petco Park in San Diego, California

CARD

Men’s War Games Match: CM Punk, Cody Rhodes, Roman Reigns, Jey Uso & Jimmy Uso vs. Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Brock Lesnar & Drew McIntyre

Women’s War Games Match: Rhea Ripley, IYO SKY, Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss & AJ Lee vs. Asuka, Kairi Sane, Nia Jax, Lash Legend & Becky Lynch

WWE Intercontinental Championship: John Cena (c) vs. Dominik Mysterio

Women’s World Championship: Stephanie Vaquer (c) vs. Nikki Bella

WWE NXT Gold Rush Preview 11/25/2025

WWE returns tonight at 8/7c on The CW Network with a taped episode of their weekly two-hour NXT television program, a taped “Gold Rush: Week 2” show from The Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City, New York.

  • TNA Knockouts Championship: Kelani Jordan (c) vs. Jordynne Grace vs Lei Ying Lee
  • Evolve Men’s Championship: Jackson Drake (c) vs. Sean Legacy
  • Women’s Speed Championship Tournament Finals: Fallon Henley vs. Zaria
  • Evolve Women’s Championship: Kendal Grey (c) vs. Lainey Reid
  • Trick Williams vs. Myles Borne
  • John Cena will announce the men’s and women’s Iron Survivor participants

Update on Penta After Scary Fall on WWE RAW

Fans held their breath during the November 24th episode of WWE RAW when Penta took a frightening spill mid-match. The injury scare came during his bout with Solo Sikoa in the Last Time Is Now Tournament, forcing officials to wave off the match as medical staff rushed in. The sudden stoppage had viewers worried the Lucha star had suffered a serious injury.

Thankfully, the latest update paints a much more encouraging picture.

According to new information emerging after the show, Penta’s condition isn’t nearly as severe as many initially feared. While the awkward fall looked rough in real time and clearly warranted immediate medical attention, early evaluations indicate that he avoided any major injury.

More details are still to come, but for now, things are trending in the right direction. With how physical Penta’s style is — and how often he puts his body on the line — the quick response from WWE’s ringside team likely helped prevent the situation from getting worse.

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Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide Lands Major International Broadcast Deal

Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide is gearing up for a major visibility boost across Latin America. The promotion — now majority-owned by WWE following their joint acquisition with Mexican firm Fillip earlier this year — has announced a sweeping broadcast agreement that will place AAA programming on FOX platforms beginning in 2026.

The new partnership will see AAA’s marquee shows, including its signature TripleMania events, carried throughout Mexico, Central America, and most of South America (Brazil being the lone exception). Content will air across multiple FOX outlets, including the FOX Tubi channel, FOX’s paid TV network in the region, and the company’s standalone streaming service, FOX One.

Patrick Dooley, WWE’s Senior VP of Global Strategy and Creative Operations, praised the deal as a major step forward for the promotion, noting that FOX’s reach will help expose lucha libre to entirely new audiences. WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio also lent his support, sharing that seeing AAA — the company where he sharpened his craft decades ago — showcased on such a major platform filled him with “pride and excitement.” He added that expanding lucha libre’s cultural storytelling to a wider audience is only the beginning.

The timing lines up with WWE’s ongoing efforts to fold AAA more tightly into its global strategy. Since obtaining a controlling 51% stake in April, WWE has been steadily integrating the 33-year-old promotion into its ecosystem, sending talent back and forth, reviving big events, and positioning AAA as a major player in regions where WWE has long sought deeper traction.

Now, with a FOX deal covering nearly an entire continent, AAA’s profile looks poised to reach heights it hasn’t seen in years — and the WWE-AAA partnership continues to reshape the international wrestling landscape.

WWE Raw Preview 11/24/2025

WWE Raw will air live globally on Netflix from the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

  • Roman Reigns to open the show
  • The Last Time is Now Quarterfinals Match: Gunther vs. Carmelo Hayes
  • The Last Time Is Now Quarterfinals Match: Solo Sikoa vs. Penta
  • Men’s WarGames Advantage Match: Participants TBA
  • Dominik Mysterio to address John Cena
  • Becky Lynch to appear live

AEW Full Gear 11/22/2025 (Results)

AEW FULL GEAR & TAILGATE BRAWL QUICK RESULTS

  • $200K match: Austin Gunn & Juice Robinson def. Anthony Bowens & Max Caster, Big Bill & Bryan Keith, and The Outrunners
  • “Big Boom” AJ & Q.T. Marshall def. Rocky Romero & Trent Beretta
  • Eddie Kingston & HOOK def. The Workhorsemen
  • CMLL World Trios championship: Mistico, Mascara Dorada & Neon (c) def. Kazuchika Okada, Konosuke Takeshita & Hechicero
  • PAC def. Darby Allin
  • Timeless Love Bombs def. Babes of Wrath, Sisters of Sin, & Megan Bayne and Marina Shafir
  • AEW Tag Team Championship: FTR def. Brodido (c)
  • Ricochet wins the Casino Gauntlet for the new AEW National Championship
  • Kyle O’Reilly def. Jon Moxley
  • TNT Championship: Mark Briscoe def. Kyle Fletcher (c)
  • $1 million match: Young Bucks & Josh Alexander def. Jurassic Express & Kenny Omega
  • AEW Women’s World Championship: Kris Statlander (c) def. Mercedes Moné
  • AEW Men’s World Championship: Samoa Joe def. Hangman Page (c)

Bang Bang Gang Steal the $200K

The Zero Hour kicked off with a chaotic $200K three-way tag bout featuring Morrissey & Bryan Keith, The Outrunners, and the duo that insist they’re “not The Acclaimed anymore” (Anthony Bowens & Max Caster).
After a fast-paced sprint filled with dives, standoffs, and Big Bill throwing folks like laundry, the finish came when Juice Robinson rolled up Bowens, securing the briefcase for Bullet Club Gold.

Bowens immediately blamed Caster afterward — tension’s brewing.

QT Marshall & Big Boom AJ Score a Big Win

In a rough-and-tumble tag fight, QT Marshall & Big Boom AJ defeated Roppongi Vice, thanks in part to outside chaos involving Big Justice, Paul Wight, and various cheap shots.
A blockbuster–powerbomb combo sealed the deal.

Callis Family Drama Already Boiling

Backstage, Don Callis, Josh Alexander, and the Young Bucks hyped their million-dollar match, while Callis tried to reassure everyone that adding Okada to the Family wasn’t backfiring.
Spoiler: It absolutely was.

Kingston & HOOK Handle the WorkHorsemen

A short but stiff affair saw Eddie Kingston pin Anthony Henry while HOOK choked out JD Drake.

Sky Team Retain CMLL World Trios Championship; Callis Family Implodes

The Callis Family’s trios title challenge went sideways before the bell even rang.
Hechicero jumped Sky Team early, Mistico got his arm mangled, and Okada didn’t even show up until the fight was halfway done, arriving in style and making a full entrance while Takeshita fought alone.

Despite moments where Okada and Takeshita nearly came to blows, Sky Team rallied, and Mistico submitted Hechicero with La Mistica to retain.

Afterward, Okada and Takeshita argued again — this faction is duct-taped together at best.

PAC Defeats Darby Allin After Brutal Bat Shot

A wounded Darby Allin fought with taped-up burns and still pushed PAC to the brink.
The Bastard targeted the injuries relentlessly, including a sickening “Indian burn” spot and a catapult that sent Darby ricocheting through the ropes to the floor.

Despite a late rally, PAC used Sting’s bat behind the ref’s back to secure the pin.

Timeless Love Bombs Win Right to Choose Stipulation in Women’s Tag Title Tournament Semifinal

In a four-team sprint featuring the Babes of Wrath, Sisters of Sin, and Marina Shafir & Megan Bayne, the final moments saw Toni Storm and Harley Cameron trading roll-ups.
Storm reversed a small package to take the win, giving the Timeless Love Bombs control over their semifinal stipulation.

FTR Become AEW World Tag Team Champions

In a show-stealing war, FTR dethroned Brodido (Bandido & Brody King) in a match loaded with brutal strikes, crazy dives, illegal belt shots, and more nearfalls than viewers could count.

Bandido survived an absurd amount of punishment, but the final Shatter Machine finally kept him down.

Ricochet Becomes First AEW National Champion

The Casino Gauntlet was chaos from the opening bell. GOA attacked early entrants, Ricochet took out MVP with a mic assault, and alliances constantly formed and shattered.

The final sequence saw Ricochet hit the Spirit Gun on Kevin Knight to claim the inaugural National Championship.

Kyle O’Reilly Forces Jon Moxley to Tap in a Blood-Soaked War

Moxley and O’Reilly tried to murder each other with forks, chains, submissions, and absolutely no restraint.
Mox even hit a Pillmanizer on Kyle’s arm — but KOR refused to quit.

In the end, Kyle wrapped a chain around Moxley’s ankle and forced Mox to tap out, handing him a rare submission loss.
Mox gave a nod of respect… then attacked Kyle again moments later.

Mark Briscoe Wins TNT Championship in Ultra-Violent Classic

If Mark Briscoe lost, he’d have to join the Callis Family — so he came armed with ladders, chairs, tacks, and the spirit of every Delaware backyard brawl.

Fletcher busted Briscoe open early, and both men carved each other up with ladders, screwdrivers, and barbed wire.
After surviving a litany of brainbusters and landing a Razor’s Edge through a barbed wire table, Briscoe finished it with a Jay Driller onto the tacks to win the TNT title.

Bucks Join the Callis Family… Then Don’t

The $1,000,000 six-man saw the Young Bucks & Josh Alexander defeat Jurassic Express & Kenny Omega, thanks to Josh’s vicious ankle lock and the Bucks’ BTE Trigger.

Post-match, Callis revealed the Bucks were now officially part of the Family — until Alexander went after Omega’s leg again.
The Bucks had a crisis of conscience, threw the money down, and helped save their former best friend, ending with a big feel-good reunion hug.

Kris Statlander Retains AEW Women’s World Championship Against Mercedes Moné

Moné spent the whole match dissecting Statlander’s arm and hit FOURTEEN straight suplexes, but Stat wouldn’t quit.

Despite the damage, Statlander powered through and retained via Saturday Night Fever.

Samoa Joe Wins AEW World Championship; Swerve Strickland Returns

In a blood-soaked steel cage main event, Hangman Page and Samoa Joe tore each other apart until the Opps, Shibata, and Eddie Kingston sparked bedlam.

The turning point came when HOOK turned heel, revealed an Opps shirt, and blasted Hangman with the AEW title belt.
Joe hit the Muscle Buster to become AEW World Champion.

As the Opps celebrated, the arena went black — and Swerve Strickland made his return, staring Joe down before wading through the Opps dojo trainees like an action-movie finale.
Finally, Hangman rose and stood beside his old enemy, and the show ended with Swerve and Hangman united against Joe’s monstrous army.

WWE SmackDown Preview 11/21/2025

WWE SmackDown airs live tonight on the USA Network in the United States and Netflix Internationally, from the Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado.

  • Last Time Is Now Tournament First Round Match: Penta vs. Finn Balor
  • Last Time Is Now Tournament First Round Match: Bronson Reed vs. Carmelo Hayes
  • DIY (Johnny Gargano & Tommaso Ciampa) vs. Fraxiom (Nathan Frazer & Axiom)
  • Chelsea Green WWE Women’s United States Championship Celebration

Backstage Update On The Finish To AEW Dynamite/Collision Match After Miscommunication

A bit more clarity has emerged regarding the odd finish to Shelton Benjamin’s match with “Speedball” Mike Bailey during Wednesday night’s special three-hour AEW Dynamite/Collision broadcast from Boston’s Agganis Arena.

The closing stretch left plenty of fans scratching their heads. Benjamin nailed Bailey with a sharp superkick and covered him, only for the referee to abruptly halt the count despite Bailey’s shoulders being flat on the mat. The match rolled on for a few more moments before Benjamin ultimately sealed the win with a German suplex, a knee strike, and another superkick.

Naturally, viewers wondered if Bailey might have been legitimately rocked on the first kick. However, Bryan Alvarez reported that the situation came down to nothing more than an in-ring miscommunication — and no one was hurt.

Per Alvarez, the planned finish was indeed a superkick, and Bailey sold it with a huge flip bump that looked picture-perfect. Benjamin, recognizing how strong the moment came off, called an audible on the fly to end the match right there. The issue? The referee never caught the cue and stopped the count because it didn’t match the layout they’d been given.

Alvarez emphasized that Bailey did nothing wrong and wasn’t injured in the exchange. The blame, if any, falls on the miscommunication between Benjamin and the referee. Once the count was halted, the wrestlers simply reverted to the original closing sequence.

In the end, everyone walked away fine — just another case of live TV wrestling unpredictability creating a bit of confusion in real time.

AEW Full Gear 11/22/2025 (Card)

AEW Full Gear – Saturday November 22, 2025 – Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey

CARD

  • AEW World Championship Steel Cage Match: Hangman Page (c) vs. Samoa Joe.
  • AEW Women’s World Championship Match: Kris Statlander (c) vs. Mercedes Mone.
  • AEW National Championship Casino Gauntlet Match: Bobby Lashley vs. Shelton Benjamin vs. Ricochet vs. Kevin Knight vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey vs. More TBA.
  • AEW World Tag Team Championship Match: Brodido (c) vs. FTR.
  • AEW TNT Championship No DQ Match: Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Mark Briscoe.
  • If Briscoe loses, he must join the Don Callis Family.
  • $1,000,000 Match: The Young Bucks & Josh Alexander vs. Kenny Omega & Jurassic Express.
  • No Holds Barred Match: Jon Moxley vs. Kyle O’Reilly
  • Darby Allin vs. Pac.
  • Babes of Wrath vs. Sisters of Sin vs. Timeless Love Bombs vs. Marina Shafir & Megan Bayne

Tailgate Brawl

  • The Workhorsemen vs. Hook & Eddie Kingston
  • $200K Tailgate Tag Team 4-Way: Anthony Bowens & Max Caster vs. The Outrunners vs. Bang Bang Gang vs. Big Bill & Bryan Keith
  • Boom & Doom vs. RPG Vice
  • CMLL World Trios Championship: El Sky Team (c) vs. Don Callis Family (Kazuchika Okada, Konosuke Takeshita & Hechicero)

TNA iMPACT Preview 11/20/2025

TNA iMPACT! is all-new THIS THURSDAY at 8/7c on TNA+ around the world, AXS TV in the US, and Sportsnet 360 in Canada, as the fallout from Turning Point and NXT Gold Rush continues to shake the wrestling world.

Orlando, Florida (Full Sail University)

  • TNA Knockout Championship #1 Contenders Qualifier: Xia Brookside vs. Victoria Crawford vs. Killer Kelly vs. Jody Threat
  • TNA Knockout Championship #1 Contenders Qualifier: Dani Luna vs. Indi Hartwell vs. Rosemary vs. Myla Grace
  • Matt Cardona vs. Mance Warner
  • Myron Reed vs. Jon Skyler
  • We’ll hear from Mike Santana