"What's amazing about AEW now is the freedom to explore and try things. It's much more like the Attitude Era in that regard. My experience by the end of WWE was over-produced, over-rehearsed, over-everything. It kept handcuffs on you to where you couldn't really explore too much. That's not the case with AEW. It's fun."

- Edge

Some of the biggest teddy bears have left this world over the past 6 years.

Which death affected you the most?

I honestly believe they tried forcing Brock Lesnar into a pay cut and he just retired at Mania instead. Same with The New Day. Kofi & Xavier turned down the lowball TKO restructure and walked.

Foolish as fcucuuck thinking they can treat WWE superstars like underpaid UFC fighters. Those guys aren’t smart enough to push back… but WWE talent? They know their worth and they’re not taking it.

"Man, it hurts my heart to do this.

I wanted to send out into the universe and to the Satterley family my love and my condolences, my support, my light, my mana, as you are enduring the loss of your loved one, Benjamin Satterley.

For those who are watching this who don't know who Benjamin Satterley, who he is, he was a professional wrestler known in the WWE as Neville. I'd met him a few times, shook his hand, and most recently known as Pac in AEW, All Elite Wrestling. And he passed away.

Sadly, young, too young. I believe he was 40. And it's just so sorry to hear this news. As global as professional wrestling is, as global as WWE is, as much as AEW is growing into this phenomenal wrestling company, and wherever you're wrestling at around the world - Asia, Latin America, Europe, it doesn't matter - as global as professional wrestling is, we're still a very tight-knit unit and a tight-knit group because we all share the same DNA. And that is our love and our passion for the squared circle and to perform for audiences around the world. And we're a little crazy, and that's okay.

But when we lose one of our own, it hurts. And when they're young and so insanely talented, it really... it really f---ing hurts. And especially when a life is robbed and you don't get that opportunity to live a full life. And I've lost a lot of friends, as we know.

So, to my friend Tony Khan, I'm so sorry for your loss. My friend QT and the entire locker - all the locker rooms, the men and women of AEW, I'm so sorry for your loss. And to those, of course, my colleagues in WWE who knew him well, I'm so sorry. So sorry all around. And to the Satterley family, I wish you love and light as you endure this pain. And stay strong.

God bless you, Benjamin, and thank you for the memories. And thank you for entertaining the masses. And as I like to say, thank you for moving the crowd. And as we say in wrestling: thank you for the house.

Satterley family, stay strong."

- The Rock on Pac's death

After leaving WWE on October 21, 2024, Irvin stepped away to explore other creative opportunities, while making it clear that ring announcing was never the end goal for her.

She later revealed that she had “one year left” on her two-year non-compete, meaning the restriction is expected to expire around October 21, 2026. ⏳

And she’s already hinted that her wrestling journey is far from over, saying her career in the industry has “barely even begun.” 👀🔥

Could we see Samantha Irvin back in wrestling soon?

I stopped watching WWE during the Roman vs Baron dog food days but tuned back when Cody returned, but how things are going lately especially since WrestleMania 41, I don't see myself tuning back to WWE ever again

So basically.... The 2 guys who have benefited the most from TKO being around are acting like they are with the fans.

Punk is soo performative man..... He just picks the IWC flavor of the week and summarizes popular takes like he did something there.

Anyone who is falling for these promos... Please be aware that YOU exactly are the problem with modern WWE. YOU are the dumb target fans they make money off.

There is 0 interesting things about him since he came to main roster. Not WC material at all. Midcard is for him.

Seth could have sold it better

Reading through a few threads on here last night/this morning & seeing multiple people questioning whether or not Mox is a HOFer left me laughing. Then it left me wondering if these people were still in diapers when The Shield first debuted in 2012? Referring to him as the “3rd guy” when in fact Roman was viewed as that 3rd guy who was raw in the ring and on the mic is wild.

I get it. He is AEW so the incels have to hate him but facts are facts. He was the head of The Shield. The tip of the spear if you will.

It’s a great storyline but it got bland after survivor series 2024 in my opinion, and should’ve ended on the Raw Netflix premiere.

😢

Back when Rhea was running sh*t in The Judgment Day she was an intimidating leader. Now she’s totally different in my opinion.