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"Cody's heel turn is one of the things they're discussing a lot about, many key people believe Cody's act is getting stale although he's still one of the biggest babyface act in the company. They won't turn Cody heel until Roman is gone or a full-on babyface.

Roman doesn't want to be a babyface. He is likely gonna stay heel until WM43. He will probably exile Solo and that will build up to The Rock's return - Solo will be taking Jey Uso's place. The reports I hear is that the idea is to get back on the road to WM40 if Cody wasn't around. They've changed a few parts obviously but the main story will be Rock coming back to reinstate Solo in the family and keep Roman in check.

Roman believes the program between him and Rock will work better with Rock as the good guy. The way it was always meant to be before Cody got in the way. So they can work a match with Roman as the heel but then Rock puts him over at Mania, turning Roman babyface in the process and getting a High Chief status.

Roman vs Knight 2 is in the cards. Solo will remain a babyface but it's yet to be known if there will be Roman vs Solo. They want to protect Solo now with the way how over he is with the fans. But he's listed as one of the favourites to beat Roman for the title eventually."

- WIR

Thoughts On How Val Venis, Won?

Are ya'll down with the WOOD?!? 😎

Never forget the time the Saudi's asked for Yokozuna and Ultimate Warrior for that 50 man Royal Rumble bullshit in 2018 but they were denied because they were supposedly dead, meanwhile La Parka's been dead for decades but they got him no problem for this past year's Royal Rumble. Guess they should've paid more the first time around, could've gotten Yoko and Warrior to quit going into business for themselves and show up to fucking work for once.

Ryback has announced that he has ended his real-life beef with CM Punk and does not hold any grudges against him now.

In a video shared on X, former WWE star Ryback addressed his long-standing, real-life animosity with CM Punk, officially declaring that he has buried the hatchet.

Acknowledging their past friction, Ryback stated that holding onto lifetime grudges no longer serves him, noting that it is time to move on.

While clarifying that they will likely never be close friends or work together professionally, "The Big Guy" expressed genuine positivity regarding Punk's return to WWE and his current physical condition:

“No, I don't hold on to any hate with that name. I've said what I needed to say on it. He said what he said on it. It doesn't make sense to hold on to that forever. Now, that doesn't mean that we'll ever be friends. It doesn't mean we'll work together, anything like that,” he said.

“It just means that it doesn't serve me to hold on to that hate... It's all over with... I'm happy for him on everything. I'm happy he's back... I'm happy everything's cool. I think he looks great. I'm happy for him that he's gotten better shape and whatever he's doing is working," he added.

Massive W. It’s so good to know that the real-life feud between Ryback and CM Punk is over.

- Yours Truly Mark

"And [Triple H] kind of openly pokes fun at LA Knight, bro. If he doesn't like LA Knight, how is LA Knight ever going to get over?"

- Vince Russo on Triple H's booking of LA Knight (interview with Ben Veal)

Some people might not know about this!

I know I never knew about this.. 😳

Bayley posted footage of herself training alongside various wrestlers, including AEW star Mercedes Moné. Making matters more tense, she used a song called "All In" for the audio track and added the caption "all or nothing, baby" - a combination that many felt was a clear tease toward AEW.