Drew Gulak is on the latest "After The Bell" podcast.
"The Conquistadors" has been trademarked by Robert Meyer of Pennsylvania for wrestling purposes. We'll see what that ends up referring to.
Mandy Rose is on Maria Menounos' latest podcast.
The Revival could be known as The Revolt going forward, as the former Dash Wilder trademarked the name "Fear The Revolt." That's a pretty good name. Much better than Cash Wheeler and Dax Hardwood.
Killer Kross has been renamed Karrion Kross. WWE Shop has his first T-shirt. I'm liking his run already.
- Timothy Thatcher has his first T-shirt available as well.
WWE's Wednesday releases all include 90-day no-compete clauses.
Seth Rollins has a "Best Of Tyler Black" DVD from his AAW Pro days on Highspots.com.
Goldberg has a Best of collection on WWE Network. Amazing they had almost three hours of matches given how quick they usually are!
Lio Rush spoke to Chris Van Vliet before his WWE release.
Dynamite drew 683,000 viewers this week despite having an AEW Championship grudge match in the main event. Certainly a lot of that can be attributed to coronavirus coverage, though it's still notable they've slid so much.
NXT drew 692,000 viewers this week, almost dead even with last week. They're also battling COVID-19 coverage.
"WWF Superstars" episodes from 1992 and 1993 will be added to WWE Network soon.
Mike Kanellis (now Mike Bennett) and Drake Maverick (now Rockstar Spud) have opened Pro Wrestling Tees stores.
NXT has postponed their May 30 Florida live event to July 25.
Tony Schiavone streamed a live Q&A with AEW.
More wrestling coming up.
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