Another promotion getting FITE show, Super J Cup set, Knockout retires, assorted wrestling content, ROH alum returns to wrestling, AEW Games update, more WWE job openings, Raw team addition, and Questions on WWF's booking of WCW, RETRIBUTION's future, Riddle losing his first name, and why ratings are down

North American Wrestling Alliance will debut a weekly FITE show on January 7.

NJPWoA is holding a Super J-Cup on December 12. ROH's Rey Horus, Impact's Chris Bey, and Game Changer Wrestling's Blake Christian join ACH, Clark Connors, El Phantasmo, Lio Rush, and TJP in the one-night tournament. Cool to see that much involvement.

Kylie Rae announced her retirement as a wrestler. Surprising turn of events. I hope she's in a good place going forward.

WWE announced a custom folding chair deal. 

ROH alum John Walters has announced a full-time wrestling return. We'll see where that leads him.

Zelina Vega has launched an OnlyFans account. Interesting timing.

Zelina Vega is on Lilian Garcia's most recent podcast.

Toni Storm will be on the Swerve City Podcast this week.

WWE Network's independent additions this week:

- PROGRESS' Best of Pete Dunne

- wXw Shotgun 2020 #1

- EVOLVE 134

- ICW Fight Club 102

WWF referee Al Vass passed away at 86. PWInsider.com remembered his career. 

AEW has launched an AEW Games Twitter account.

ROH had a watch party for their most recent episode Tuesday.

Paul Heyman is on Sports Illustrated's media podcast.

Ringside Fest will be virtual this year, with Keith Lee and Liv Morgan set to attend.

WWE has posted job opportunities for:

- Producer

- Director of Operations for Strategy

- Director of Digital Platform Marketing

- Production Assistant for Documentaries

Raw's Survivor Series men's team has added Braun Strowman.

For my take on yesterday's PWInsider.com questions:

1. I don't think it was realistic to expect WCW under the WWF umbrella to be a long-term venture. The feeling was that a lot of the top WCW names were overpaid and washed up/lazy, so WWF wanted to continue to build the stars and shows they were already building. As for putting Storm in Buff's place, I think that would have even further solidified the "invaders" weren't top tier names. 

2 isn't a wrestling question. 

3. In hindsight putting them under masks was probably the right move! I hope we do see those names do better post-RETRIBUTION. 

4. I'm curious if he'll get his first name back when things are figured out with his lawsuit. 

5. It's absolutely a combination of factors, but I don't think anyone will say WWE is at its height of freshness or star power right now. 

More wrestling tomorrow.