WWE X India Event: Hyderabad To Host WWE Event, Date, Time, Ticket Price And More
For the first time in six Years, WWE comes to India. Yes, you heard it right. On September 8th, at the Gachibowli Indoor Stadium, a packed crowd of 5000 will get to witness their dreams come true. The enigma on offer will be unparalleled, as the Ring General will open the card with a Challenge to any Indian Wrestler who feels they can outwrestle the Leader of the Imperium. Don’t be astonished to see 30-year-olds act like Kids in a Marshmallow store; they are not to be blamed. Fans, This is all you need to know about WWE Superstar Debacle, their Gift to India: The Event will take place on Friday at The Gachibowli Indoor Stadium in Hyderabad, which is located roughly 45 minutes (32 km) away from the Airport. Gates open at 7:30 p.m. The event will be 3 hours long and will Start around 8 p.m. IST with the Intercontinental Champion’s open challenge. However, there will be a fan Engagement zone set up in the Venue right from the early hours. Get your hands on some great merchandise, and you may as well catch a glimpse of Seth Rollins walking into the stadium for last-minute preparations. This might just be your moment. At the time of publishing this article, the prices stood at Rs 5000 and Rs 7500. These are not ringside seats, but they offer a great view and the experience of a lifetime. Tickets are available at bookmyshow.com. They are filling up fast—very fast. Don’t be shocked to see Varun Dhawan come out of Nowhere to dance to one of his songs. That’s not advertised, though. We will have a lot of Talent from India looking to have a shot at being a WWE superstar. They may take this as a blessing and rush to the venue before everything starts. More on that in our upcoming articles. Advertised on the card are big names such as the Scottish Warrior Drew Mcintyre, Seth Freakin Rollins, The Imperium , Pride of India Jinder Mahal, Shanky and many more. Combatsports247 will keep you updated on the yet-to-be-announced hotel in Hyderabad, though a PR executive of the WWE, on condition of anonymity, mentioned the Taj Falaknuma Palace as their Hotel partner.
Roman Reigns to undergo WWE schedule change due to shoulder injury?
Roman Reigns, the formidable “Tribal Chief” of WWE, has held his title for nearly three years, displaying an impressive streak of good health throughout his reign. However, recent reports of an injury during his SummerSlam match with Jey Uso have sparked concerns about his condition. Despite managing to finish the match and retain the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship, the injury has left fans wondering about the extent of the damage and its potential impact on Reigns’ future appearances. Roman Reigns underwent shoulder injury during WWE SummerSlam Fightful Select, a reliable source in the wrestling community, has confirmed the reports of Reigns’ injury during the SummerSlam main event. The injury apparently occurred early in the match. While the injury doesn’t seem to have affected Reigns’ immediate plans, as he’s scheduled for “WWE SmackDown” this Friday, uncertainties linger regarding the nature and severity of the injury. Although Reigns’ appearance schedule remains unchanged, the specific details of the injury remain undisclosed. Fans are left to speculate whether this injury could sideline Reigns from wrestling for an extended period. Since his triumphant return as The Tribal Chief in August 2020, Roman Reigns has undoubtedly left an indelible mark on WWE. Holding the Undisputed Universal Championship, he has not only enjoyed creative freedom but has also become one of WWE’s premier draws. Reigns’ influence has been particularly notable during a period of company-wide changes, coinciding with Triple H’s role as WWE Content Chief Officer since July 2022. No schedule change for Roman Reigns despite injury One significant change attributed to Roman Reigns’ influence has been a shift in the main event scene of premium live events. Traditionally, singles bouts have often taken precedence in headlining these shows. However, Reigns’ impact has been felt in pushing tag team matches into the main event slot. Premium live events like WrestleMania 39 Night One, Night of Champions 2023, and Money in the Bank 2023 have all been headlined by tag team matches featuring Bloodline members. This shift in focus has elevated the significance of tag team wrestling, with Reigns contributing significantly to these high-stakes tag team contests. Roman Reigns’ involvement in the Bloodline Civil War match at MITB 2023 saw a surprising outcome where he suffered a pinfall loss to The Usos. This development has set the stage for a Tribal Court segment on an upcoming episode of SmackDown, generating anticipation and speculation among fans. Reigns is also rumored to face Jey Uso at SummerSlam 2023, marking their first singles encounter in nearly 1000 days. This impending clash could potentially redefine their rivalry and Reigns’ title reign.
Mike Chioda chooses top 3 WWE matches he has ever officiated
In the latest episode of “Monday Mailbag with Mike Chioda” on AdFreeShows, the esteemed former WWE referee Mike Chioda took a trip down memory lane, revisiting some of the most remarkable WWE events he had the privilege to officiate. He highlighted several key moments that left an indelible mark on his journey within the wrestling industry. Chioda’s recollections included his involvement in monumental WWE occasions such as SummerSlam 1992, WrestleMania 18, and WrestleMania 31, during which Seth Rollins executed his iconic Money in the Bank cash-in. Speaking of these events, Chioda shared his perspectives and memories, offering fans a glimpse into the world of a referee in the midst of wrestling history. Mike Chioda details the 3 events that stand out from his WWE career Chioda’s reminiscences of working SummerSlam 1992 at Wembley Stadium were particularly vivid. “I am going to have to say one of the very early stages I’ve talked about is the ’92 SummerSlam in Wembley Stadium, that was my first 82,000,” he recounted. While he didn’t preside over the main event, Chioda relished the electrifying atmosphere created by the massive crowd and the distinctive horn-filled ambiance. As he delved further into his storied career, Chioda emphasized two more pivotal events that resonated deeply with him. WrestleMania 18, featuring the historic clash between The Rock and Hulk Hogan, and WrestleMania 31, highlighted by Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns’ contest and Seth Rollins’ unforgettable cash-in, left an indelible impression on him. He described the exhilaration of officiating the Rock and Hogan match in 2002, stating, “I’m gonna have to go with Rock and Hogan in 2002.” Additionally, Chioda acknowledged the significance of the Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns encounter, alongside the subsequent cash-in orchestrated by Seth Rollins. These moments, etched into wrestling history, stand out as defining points in Chioda’s remarkable career as a referee.
Josh Mathews doesn’t have regrets over WWE exit
Josh Mathews, a familiar name in the world of WWE, recently sat down for an illuminating conversation on Road Dogg’s “Oh You Didn’t Know” podcast. During the exchange, Mathews delved into his time as a WWE commentator and offered candid insights into his evolving mentality. His journey from WWE to his current role in Impact Wrestling reflects a transformation in perspective that has shaped his career trajectory. Josh Mathews learned a lot during experience as WWE commentator Mathews, who spent over a decade with WWE from 2001 to 2014, opened up about his changing mindset. He expressed a sense of appreciation for his WWE tenure, contrasting his previous perspective as a younger individual. Reflecting on his early 20s to 30s when he worked for WWE, Mathews admitted that he now sees those years as a significant opportunity for growth and learning. He likened his time with WWE to attending “WWE University,” emphasizing the wealth of experience and knowledge he gained during his tenure. Mathews provided a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes dynamics of WWE during his time with the company. He described travel moments alongside WWE personnel, shedding light on a relaxed atmosphere where camaraderie was evident. Mathews revealed that he sometimes found himself on the same jet as fellow WWE personnel for logistical reasons, not necessarily by choice. He noted a contrast between his initial intensity and the more laid-back ambiance of his colleagues. He acknowledged that his perception had evolved, realizing that his high-stress attitude wasn’t always necessary. Mathews’ career trajectory showcases his versatility within the wrestling industry. He entered the scene as a participant in WWE’s reality show “Tough Enough” before transitioning into roles such as backstage interviewer and commentator. Following his 2014 release from WWE, Mathews joined TNA (now Impact Wrestling) as a play-by-play announcer. In 2021, he took on a behind-the-scenes role as Senior Producer of Impact Wrestling. In the podcast, Mathews discussed his current schedule alongside his wife, Madison Rayne, a coach and AEW wrestler. He expressed contentment with their arrangement, highlighting the balance they’ve achieved. Mathews indicated that he’d be content to finish his career with Impact Wrestling if given the opportunity. Although informal communications with AEW have taken place, Mathews underscored his love for Impact Wrestling and his appreciation for the current chapter of his career.
The Ascension’s Victor does not want a WWE return
In a recent interview, former WWE Superstar Viktor, formerly of The Ascension, expressed his thoughts on a potential return to WWE and his current relationship with wrestling. Viktor mentioned that he had previously thought about the idea of returning to WWE but has no desire to do so at the moment. While the financial aspect might be appealing, he considers the cost that comes with it, likely referring to the demands and pressures of working for a big wrestling company like WWE. Viktor says no to potential WWE return Reflecting on his time with WWE, Viktor felt that the company did everything to make people forget about their achievements as the longest-reigning NXT Tag Team Champions. He observed that other wrestlers from their era, like The Headbangers, were getting Legends deals, but he doesn’t expect the same recognition for himself and his former tag team partner, Konnor. Viktor also shared that he has only recently started watching wrestling again after feeling burnt out. He mentioned the passing of AEW’s Brodie Lee (formerly known as Luke Harper in WWE) and how the handling of his death by certain people within WWE turned him off from the company. While he doesn’t personally have anything against WWE Chairman Vince McMahon, the experience made him reluctant to return under the current circumstances. He stated that he doesn’t watch WWE regularly but hasn’t ruled out the possibility of a return entirely. If WWE were to offer him a lucrative deal, he might consider it, but he doesn’t foresee that happening. Viktor and Konnor, known as The Ascension, were drafted to the main roster in 2016 but struggled to make an impact on the main stage and were eventually released in 2019 after a lackluster run. Overall, Viktor seems content with his current situation and isn’t actively seeking a return to WWE. However, as the old adage goes, in professional wrestling, you never say never, and if the right circumstances and offer were to arise, who knows what the future might hold.
Torrie Wilson’s Abrupt WWE Departure: Unveiling the Reasons and Her Continuing Legacy
Torrie Wilson, undoubtedly one of the most notable women in WWE history, embarked on her wrestling journey back in 1999. She began her journey in WCW, where she made her mark as a valet. In 2001, Wilson transitioned to WWE as a member of The Alliance and later became infamous as Vince McMahon’s on-screen affair. She debuted in the ring with Stacy Keibler against iconic figures Lita and Trish Stratus. After this, she became a regular in-ring performer, creating a unique persona that WWE fans worldwide admired. Despite her prowess and strong fanbase, her wrestling career was unfortunately cut short due to an unforeseen circumstance. The Downfall: A Back Injury In November 2007, Wilson began suffering from a persistent back injury that required immediate attention. Her physical condition led to a prolonged absence from the ring as she started her road to recovery with physical therapy sessions. However, the back injury proved to be an impasse in her wrestling career that she couldn’t overcome. On May 8, 2008, her fans were left in shock when the now 47-year-old was released from WWE. Her departure signified the end of a prominent era in women’s wrestling, leaving a void that was hard to fill. Glimpses of the Past: Short Returns Despite her retirement, Wilson couldn’t entirely part ways with the wrestling ring. In the following year, she made a brief return at WrestleMania 25 to compete in the 25-Diva Royal, an event to crown Ms. WrestleMania. Her reappearance brought back cherished memories for her fans and reminded everyone of the impact she had on women’s wrestling. Not only did she compete in the inaugural Women’s Royal Rumble, but she also took part in the Battle Royal at the Evolution Premium Live Event in 2008. These sporadic appearances hinted at her undying passion for wrestling, and her legacy in WWE remained unscathed. Hall of Fame and Beyond Her contributions to WWE did not go unnoticed. In 2019, Wilson was honored with an induction into the Hall of Fame by none other than Stacy Keibler, her former ring partner and long-time friend. The honor cemented her place in WWE history, recognizing her achievements and the indelible mark she left on women’s wrestling. In a beautiful turn of events, Wilson had the privilege of inducting Keibler into the Hall of Fame four years later. This celebration of their friendship and mutual respect was a heartwarming moment for the fans and the wrestling community. Currently, Wilson has embraced her life after wrestling as an influencer, web-based fitness instructor, and blogger. Despite her abrupt departure from WWE, her passion for fitness and her undying zeal remain inspiring. While her sudden retirement due to injury was an unfortunate end to an illustrious career, Torrie Wilson’s contributions to WWE will never be forgotten. Her legacy continues to influence new generations of wrestlers, proving that she truly is an unforgettable force in the history of WWE.
WWE to make major changes to Madison Square Garden events?
The July 7th edition of WWE SmackDown at Madison Square Garden (MSG) in New York City left a significant mark on wrestling history. Not only did the show become the highest-grossing event ever held at MSG, but it also set a new record as the highest-grossing domestic SmackDown show. Riding the wave of this unprecedented success, WWE is reportedly considering making changes for future events at the iconic venue. WWE’s return to Madison Square Garden for an electrifying episode of SmackDown garnered immense attention from fans. As Jey Uso issued a challenge to the Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns, the atmosphere reached a fever pitch. Following the show’s conclusion, WWE made the announcement that SmackDown had not only shattered previous records at MSG but had also set a new milestone as the highest-grossing domestic SmackDown event in the company’s history. Potential Changes to MSG Stage Setup In light of the record-breaking success, Andrew Zarian of the Wrestling Observer has reported that WWE is exploring the possibility of modifying its stage setup for future MSG shows. The aim would be to maximize the seating capacity and optimize the fan experience at the famous New York venue. However, any decision regarding a smaller stage setup would depend on early ticket sales, as stated by Zarian in a recent tweet. Friday’s SmackDown event at MSG drew an impressive near-sell-out crowd, with over 13,500 tickets sold, according to WrestleTix. Apart from the financial milestones achieved, last week’s SmackDown at MSG featured captivating moments and noteworthy returns. Jey Uso’s challenge to Roman Reigns following Tribal Court left fans buzzing with anticipation. Additionally, WWE Hall of Famer Edge made a triumphant return, initially appearing as a guest on “The Grayson Waller Effect” and later engaging in a thrilling singles match against host Grayson Waller. This event marked Waller’s highly anticipated main roster debut. As WWE continues to expand its global reach, the consideration of changes to future MSG events demonstrates their commitment to adapting and evolving. By exploring the possibility of a smaller stage setup, WWE aims to enhance the fan experience and accommodate a larger audience at the legendary Madison Square Garden. As the success of recent events at MSG has shown, the support and early ticket sales will likely play a crucial role in determining the direction of these changes.
WWE star Hulk Hogan’s asked to quash feud with Brutus Beefcake
A rift between WWE legends Hulk Hogan and Brutus Beefcake has come to light as Missy Beefcake, Brutus’ wife, has reached out to Hogan with a message to resolve their differences. The two Hall of Famers were once best friends, with Hogan even inducting Beefcake into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2019. However, recent comments and alleged controversies have strained their relationship. Missy Beefcake took to social media, urging Hogan to “squash the beef” and mend fences with her husband. As the situation unfolds, fans are left wondering whether Hogan will respond and if reconciliation is possible. Hulk Hogan asked to quash feud by Brutus Beefcake’s wife In a video shared on her official Twitter handle, Missy Beefcake addressed Hulk Hogan directly, expressing her desire for reconciliation. Using a mix of humor and sincerity, she suggested that Hogan pick up the phone and call Brutus or even join them at karaoke night, humorously referencing her “14-inch black mambas,” as a way to mend their friendship. Missy’s passionate plea emphasized the need for resolution and questioned how Hogan would respond to her call for “MissyMania” to run wild on him. The strained relationship between Hogan and Beefcake has been marred by controversy over the years. In 2017, Beefcake went public with claims of a cease and desist letter from Hogan’s lawyers, alleging that Hogan had made unwanted advances toward Missy. These claims further deepened the rift between the former best friends, leading to a prolonged period of tension and animosity. Earlier this year, WWE veteran The Mountie shared an alleged conversation with Hogan in which Hogan questioned why Beefcake was in the WWE Hall of Fame while The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers were not. Although the context and intent behind Hogan’s comment are unclear, it highlights the strained nature of their relationship. As of now, Hulk Hogan has not publicly responded to Missy Beefcake’s video, leaving fans uncertain about his willingness to mend fences with his former tag team partner.The history of their friendship, coupled with the controversies and allegations that have arisen, has created a rift that needs healing. Missy’s heartfelt plea resonates with fans, who eagerly await Hogan’s response and hope for a resolution between these two WWE Hall of Famers. Only time will tell if Hulk Hogan is willing to answer Missy’s call for reconciliation and if the bond between these legends can be restored.
How did Raven win 32 WWE titles?
Scott Levy, widely known by his ring name Raven, was a highly accomplished WWE star who finished as one of the most decorated wrestlers in the sport’s history. Raven’s spanned several significant promotions, including Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW), World Championship Wrestling (WCW), World Wrestling Federation/Entertainment (WWF/E), and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA). Renowned as one of the best talkers in wrestling, he employed psychological heel tactics to captivate audiences and establish himself as a master of manipulation. His rivalry with The Sandman in the mid-1990s is one of professional wrestling’s most emotional and intense feuds, leaving a lasting impact on fans and critics alike. With an astonishing 37 title reigns to his name across WWE, WCW, ECW, and TNA, Raven is one of the most successful wrestlers in history. Among his numerous accolades, he held the World Championship thrice and set a remarkable record of 27 reigns as WWF/E Hardcore Champion. Following a successful eight-plus year career in TNA, now known as Impact Wrestling, Raven was deservedly inducted into the Impact Hall of Fame in 2022. This honor reflects his significant contributions to the promotion and the lasting impact he had on the wrestling industry as a whole. His seven reigns as the Hardcore Champion are among his most notable achievements. During the Attitude Era, the Hardcore Championship saw a flurry of title changes, and Raven capitalized on this chaotic environment to secure the title on multiple occasions. Out of his 27 reigns, Raven’s last 15 reigns were fleeting, lasting less than a day. This statistic highlights the transitory nature of the Hardcore Championship during that time. Raven’s Impact on the WWE Stratosphere Focusing solely on Raven’s Hardcore Championship reigns would do him a disservice. He significantly contributed to Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW), where he held the ECW Championship twice. Raven played an integral role in its growth as a cornerstone of the outlaw organization. Notably, he had the title for an impressive 252-day reign from 1996 to 1997, making it the third-longest authority in ECW Championship history. Raven’s success extended beyond ECW. He also had notable runs in World Championship Wrestling (WCW), where he captured the WCW United States Championship and the WCW Tag Team Championship. Before his time as Raven, he competed under the name Scotty Flamingo and held the precursor to the Cruiserweight Title, the WCW Light Heavyweight Championship. These accomplishments showcase Raven’s versatility and ability to excel in different divisions and promotions. Despite his championship success, Raven’s character remained true to his brooding and melancholic persona. It seems that even record-breaking achievements couldn’t cure his persistent ennui. Nevertheless, his impact on the wrestling world and his contributions to ECW and WCW solidify Raven’s place among the best in the business.
Tracing the career of “R-Rated” WWE Superstar Edge
The iconic opportunist of the WWE world, Edge, was introduced to the platform at a very intriguing time. The Attitude Era was in full swing, with many big and memorable names staking their names at the forefront. Superstars like Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, Triple H, and The Undertaker ruled the wrestling scene, and a relatively unknown figure quietly entered the WWE. Edge’s breakthrough as a singles competitor came when he defeated Jeff Jarrett for the Intercontinental Championship, although Jarrett quickly won it back. By that time, I had lost interest in the WWF. Nothing had been done to retain my viewership until Edge and Christian crossed paths with The Hardy Boyz. Edge’s career began when he formed a daring and high-flying tag team with Christian. As part of The Brood, they were portrayed as vampires under the leadership of Gangrel and later aligned with The Undertaker in the Ministry of Darkness stable. Their entrance theme and gimmick added an extra element of fear and horror during the peak of the Attitude Era. However, Edge’s matches against The Hardy Boyz and The Dudley Boyz truly solidified his place in wrestling history. These matches showcased innovative and breathtaking spots that revolutionized the industry. Even today, those matches captivate fans, demonstrating the timeless appeal of Edge’s style. Edge’s Iconic Finisher moves Downward Spiral, Edgecator, Spear, Edgecution, and the man con-chair-to. He also showcased signature moves such as the Big Boot, Edge-O-Matic, and Spinning Heel Kick. Copeland formed notable tag teams and alliances, including The Brood, Ministry of Darkness, Edge & Christian, Rated-RKO, and La Familia, which amplified his impact in the ring. Edge’s impressive resume includes a record-breaking seven World Heavyweight Championship reigns; four WWE Championship reigns, five Intercontinental Championship reigns, and twelve WWE World Tag Team Championship reigns. 2007 Copeland was entangled in an alleged steroid ring and drug investigation. Sports Illustrated reported his name, along with other wrestlers, as someone who had purchased steroids and other substances from an online pharmacy. Copeland admitted to using steroids briefly in 2004 following neck surgery but claimed that he quickly discontinued them due to adverse effects. He also stated that he took Human Growth Hormone (HGH) after spinal fusion surgery to aid his recovery, having consulted doctors and followed proper protocols. Despite controversies and setbacks, Copeland’s determination and passion for wrestling have propelled him to incredible heights. With an autobiography, numerous championships, and a place in the WWE Hall of Fame, Edge’s legacy as the “Rated R Superstar” continues to inspire aspiring wrestlers and entertain fans worldwide.
