Raw Deal - Raw recap for April 6, 2026

CM Punk makes his way to the ring to start tonight's show. Punk says he has a history of things that happened and things that should have happened in the building. He mentions Paul Boesch and states that he loves to hear about "the old-timers" and how they would operate in times like this. Punk mentions that Roman Reigns is not here tonight, and talks about how Roman powerbombed him through the announce table with the help of The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) and strutted out like the king of the world, and he hoped to get his revenge and he got his receipt. He mentions that he put Roman through the announce table before mentioning that Roman hates him, which means that he has Roman where he wants him to be. Punk says being hated by losers is the price to pay for not being one of them. Punk says he gets why Roman hates him, then says the feeling is mutual as he states that they have the tools to reach the top. He then says his tools are self-made and sharpened to a point due to the work he has done while Roman's tools are store-bought, hand-delivered and plastic. He says he used to be too young to understand, but he is now too hold to give a damn, and says TKO has Roman represent WWE in the ring because he is fake, manufactured and saccharine while he is dangerous. Punk says he can do numerous TV appearances and still make it to the show while Roman uses them as a crutch and an excuse not to show up, and when he does show up, he shows up late and leaves early with his chest puffed up like he is The Rock. Punk says that The Rock was a Hollywood superstar just like Roman was a champion, but that dream is over because this is wrestling and not cinema. Punk says he does not have a cousin on the board of directors and a bunch of yes men who shield him from the truth, and that he has earned everything he was worked for while Roman ate dog food from a weird old man. He says that weird old man treated him like a dog for years, but he had "F-U money" and walked out on him, and he cannot be controlled. Punk says Roman can brag about how many times he has been at WrestleMania, yet if anyone talked about how Roman sucked at the first eight of them. Punk says he cannot be blackballed, because he can blow up a bridge and survive because he knows how to swim. Punk says that "everyone is getting it tonight," and even calls out Pat McAfee for thinking he can come to his business and run his mouth when he cashed a check that his narrow ass cannot cash. He tells McAfee to tell his agent who shoehorned him into the show to lower the ticket prices, as he will be damned if someone who kicked a football for a living talked to him about selling tickets and putting asses in seats, as McAfee has a receipt coming to him. Punk then demands the ticket prices be lowered so that whole families can see him standing on Roman Reigns' throat at WrestleMania. Afterwards, Punk spends some time with the first four rows opposite the hard cam.

We see footage of LA Knight showing up unexpectedly on iShowSpeed's recent livestream and attacking him. We then see iShowSpeed backstage looking for Danhausen, and he soon finds him. iShowSpeed begs for Danhausen to lift the curse, and Danhausen wants his mountain as payment for undoing the curse. When General Manager Adam Pearce shows up, Danhausen disappears, and Pearce tells iShowSpeed he should go home and let The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) and The Vision (Logan Paul and Austin Theory) hash things out. The Vision shows up, and Theory tells iShowSpeed to listen to them instead. iShowSpeed is about to leave, but Logan tells him that the only safe space is with them, and The Vision bring iShowSpeed to the ring as Pearce says this is a terrible idea.

Austin Theory beats LA Knight after Knight goes after iShowSpeed when Logan Paul shoves iShowSpeed into him. iShowSpeed runs away from Knight only for The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) to show up. iShowSpeed jumps over Knight and tries to run away, but gets caught. Logan Paul distracts Knight, and when Knight knocks Logan Paul off the apron, Theory pins Knight with a schoolkid pin for the win. After the match, LA Knight and The Usos confronts iShowSpeed, then The Usos go for the 1D on iShowSpeed only for Logan Paul to make the save. LA Knight calls for General Manager Adam Pearce before The Vision (Logan Paul and Austin Theory) and iShowSpeed can leave, and proposes a six-man tag match between the team of himself and The Usos and the team of iShowSpeed and The Vision. Pearce tells iShowSpeed he should have stayed home, but now he is going to WrestleMania, and it is official.

Grayson Waller and Kofi Kingston are seen arguing in the background as Finn Balor makes his way to the ring for the next match.

Finn Balor vs. JD McDonagh ends before it begins thanks to a cheap shot from behind by "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio. Finn Balor is able to fend them off, but Dominik blasts Finn Balor with the AAA Mega Championship before attacking him with a metal folding chair.

We see a brief video package for AJ Lee. We then see Michael Cole's interview with AJ Lee from earlier today. As AJ Lee says it is surreal to be back at WrestleMania, however, Becky Lynch interrupts the interview to insult Michael Cole. Michael says he does not need this and leaves, and this becomes a confrontation between AJ Lee and Becky. Becky says she remembered AJ Lee's final WrestleMania, and mentioned that AJ Lee came off as fake and saw her as her replacement. She tells AJ Lee that she will not have home field advantage at WrestleMania, because WrestleMania is her home. AJ Lee dares Becky to keep underestimating her, then says she is proud of Becky Lynch and everything she has done for the locker room. She then says that none of it happened without her, because she shattered the glass ceiling and knocked the walls down for her. She says that WWE kept calling her and that the fans never forgot her, then says she is not only her favorite wrestler's favorite wrestler, but also her daughter's favorite wrestler. Becky is angry after AJ Lee says she will see her at WrestleMania and leaves.

Bayley beats Lash Legend. During the match, Nia Jax trips Bayley on the outside, and when Nia slams Lyra Valkyria into the apron when Lyra goes after her, Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss show up and attack Nia. Nia takes Charlotte, Alexa and Nia out with a splash to the outside, but Lash Legend catches up with Bayley when Bayley heads back to the top rope. Lash hits a Superplex, but Lyra grabs Lash by the feet and keep them held down so that Bayley can get the pin and the win.

Houston Texans head coach DeMeco Ryans, rapper Bun B, and WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry are seen in the crowd.

We see a preview of Hulk Hogan: Real American, a brand-new documentary about Hulk Hogan coming to Netflix on April 22nd.

Seth "Freakin'" Rollins heads to the ring. Rollins says he has been gone for six months and has been waiting to hear the fans again, and the fans sing his theme before Rollins declares that he is back. He then talks about his match with Gunther at WrestleMania, admitting that there is no long history or personal issue between the two of them before concluding that Gunther has entered a business relationship with "The Oracle" Paul Heyman. Rollins says he has two missions: take back the World Heavyweight Championship, and kill The Vision ("The Oracle" Paul Heyman, Bron Breakker, "Big" Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Austin Theory). He mentions Logan Paul and Austin Theory's blood feud with The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso), saying it will not end well, then mentions that Bron Breakker and "Big" Bronson Reed are on the shelf and that Brock Lesnar is on a silver platter for Oba Femi to Heyman's chagrin thanks to him. Rollins says that if Gunther is acting as a business partner and a shield for Heyman, then it has become business for Gunther and personal for him. All of a sudden, Gunther gets in the ring, but Rollins counters Gunther's sleeper with one of his own. Gunther avoids The Stomp, but throws Rollins over the announce table only for Rollins to hit him with the ground and pound. Officials have to separate both men, and that allows Gunther to boot Rollins in the face before he is forced to the back. Backstage, Gunther notices Heyman and smiles. Heyman says he does not know why Gunther did what he did at Madison Square Garden, as there is nothing personal between him and Rollins, then says he owes him a very big "thank you." Gunther says he is glad it is personal for Rollins, as it is also personal for him for the reasons he is thinking of. Gunther and Heyman then shake hands, then Gunther says Heyman owes him so much more than a very big "thank you."

We hear from Stephanie Vaquer, who says that Liv Morgan is not as clever as she thinks she is. She then says that if Liv Morgan wants to play dirty, she will play dirty. Vaquer says Liv talks a lot but says nothing, claims to run Raw, and handles her daddy issues with a pathetic excuse of a man who is jealous of his own father's success. Vaquer says she inspires girls everywhere to forge their own paths. She says that if Liv says it is on sight, then Liv will not see her coming, and at WrestleMania, she will not get her hands on the Women's World Championship, as she will take Liv where nobody can follow.

We see a brief scene of what looks like young dancers on chairs, similar to a music video. It only lasts a few seconds before we see Je'Von Evans' entrance.

Penta, Dragon Lee and Je'Von Evans beat Los Americanos (El Grande Americano II, Rayo Americano, Bravo Americano) in a six-man tag match. After the match, Rey Mysterio heads to the ring and says it is an honor to see Penta's career take off as WWE Intercontinental Championship, stating that his ladder match in WrestleMania has the potential to be one of the best in history. He says that he missed last year's WrestleMania due to injury, then says that he has spoken with General Manager Adam Pearce regarding this year's WrestleMania. He says that the ladder match is missing one more person: himself. Penta then says to Rey Mysterio "Let's make history."

We hear from Asuka. She says that she and Iyo Sky were once a family, but Iyo tried to take everything rom her. She says that Iyo destroyed what they had and tore their family apart even after everything she did for her and Kairi Sane. She never expected Iyo to thank her, as she did everything for her out of love. Now she realizes she loved Iyo too much, as she took advantage of her kindness and used her, and now, she must pay. Asuka says she will always be Iyo's senpai, and as senpai, she will teach her one last painful lesson in the ring and take everything from her.

Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky beat "Michin" Mia Yim and B-Fab after Iyo pins B-Fab with a surprise victory roll. After the match, Michin and B-Fab gang up on Iyo Sky as Jade Cargill directs traffic, and Rhea Ripley shows up as Michin gets in the ring with a shinai and cleans house only to be laid out with a pump kick by Cargill. Michin and B-Fab hold Rhea down in the corner, and Rhea dares Cargill to hit her before Cargill grabs the shinai and striking Iyo Sky instead while Rhea is forced to watch. Cargill then hits Iyo Sky with Jaded before she, Michin and B-Fab leave.

We hear from Finn Balor. He says that he brought the beating from earlier tonight on himself, and hoped that he would do things the easy way. Unfortunately, he taught "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh how to play dirty, then says playtime is over and that Dominik is about to see a side of him that he thought he would never come back. He says that side of him is back, and at WrestleMania, it is coming for Dominik. Backstage, The Judgment Day (Liv Morgan, JD McDonagh, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio, Raquel Rodriguez) briefly talk about Finn Balor before mentioning their plans to bring new championship gold to the faction. Dominik and McDonagh leave, then Roxanne Perez meets up with Liv and Raquel. Raquel leaves, then Liv thanks Roxanne for her help before stating there is an elephant in the room with Roxanne joining at Finn Balor's behest. As Liv said that what happened to Finn Balor had to be done, she is suddenly shoved into Roxanne and thrown into the nearby television by Stephanie Vaquer.

WWE Chief Content Officer Paul "Triple H" Levesque and General Manager Adam Pearce head to the ring for the contract signing between Oba Femi and Brock Lesnar for their WrestleMania match. After the commercial break, Pearce says that the match will be a true clash between two titans before Paul Heyman suddenly shows up and hypes the match up as "one of the most anticipated WrestleMania matches in decades, if not ever." Heyman then introduces Brock Lesnar as "the conqueror of the ruler," stating that the ruler cannot measure up. Heyman and Lesnar then head to the ring, then Oba Femi is introduced. Oba Femi then makes his way to the ring. Oba stares down Lesnar from the apron, and Lesnar charges at Oba as he enters the ring. This leads to a brawl on the outside, and Pearce quickly calls for security as both men brawl. Both men are separated in opposite corners, and security has to go through hell to separate both men again as one keeps lunging at the other with a splash in the corner. Lesnar throws a chair at Oba, but Oba tosses it back at Lesnar. The show then ends.

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Dynasty 2025 - The LIVE Results

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Ricochet, who says that ever since he debuted in AEW, he is on the quest for championship gold, but he has been screwed every step of the way. He says that tonight, nothing will stop him from going out there and becoming the new AEW International Champion and showing why he is out of this world.

Cru (Lio Rush and Action Andretti) and "The Prodigy" Nick Wayne beat Top Flight (Darius and Dante Martin) and AR Fox in a trios match after Mother Wayne provides the distraction while Leila Grey deals with Kip Sabian on the outside.

Before the next match, "Platinum" Max Caster tries and fails to get the fans to do his chant, then asks the fans to show up for him like they have for all the great athletes who have come to Philadelphia, or Ben Simmons. He tries and fails again to get the fans to follow his chant, then issues an open challenge. The lights go out, and when they come back on, Anthony Bowens answers with Billy Gunn in tow.

Anthony Bowens quickly beats "Platinum" Max Caster.

Will Ospreay beats Kevin Knight to advance in the men's Owen Hart Foundation Tournament.

MVP guests on commentary for the next match.

The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin) retain the AEW World Tag Team Championships against The Learning Tree ("The Redwood" Big Bill and "The Bad Apple" Bryan Keith). During the match, MJF shows up from out of nowhere in the front row and clocks Big Bill. This allows The Hurt Syndicate to double team Bryan Keith to win and retain.

Mercedes Moné beats Julia Hart to advance in the women's Owen Hart Foundation Tournament following a series of pinfall and submission attempts.

The Death Riders (Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, PAC) retain the AEW World Trios Championships against Adam Copeland and FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) after Yuta leaps over a Spear by Copeland, shoves Copeland into Dax and hits Dax with a Busaiku Knee. After the match, Cash and Copeland help Dax up, and after they celebrate, Dax hits Copeland with a piledriver. As Cash checks on Copeland, Dax grabs two chairs for a Con-Chair-To, then hands the second chair to Cash only for Cash to throw it away and shove Dax. FTR then hits Copeland with a Shatter Machine followed by a double-team spike piledriver on a metal folding chair, then Cash finishes the job and hits the Con-Chair-To. Cash then hits it a second time as Doc Sampson gets in the ring to check on Copeland and call for help. One member of medical brings out a neck brace, which Cash wears before he lays on the stretcher so that Dax can pretend to resuscitate him. Cash then takes off the neck brace, saying "He needs it more than I do" before tossing it back in the ring before he and Dax head to the back. Copeland is then attended to by medical staff.

We see footage of "Timeless" Toni Storm in a Rocky-like training montage prior to her entrance for the next match.

"Timeless" Toni Storm retains the AEW Women's World Championship after countering the Fate's Descent with an inside cradle. During the match, Luther grabs Penelope Ford as she is attacking Toni from the ring apron and carries her off to the back.

Don Callis guests on commentary for the next match.

"The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher beats Mark Briscoe to advance in the men's Owen Hart Foundation Tournament.

"The Learning Tree" Chris Jericho retains the Ring of Honor World Championship against Bandido in a mask vs. title match after "The Bad Apple" Bryan Keith heads to the ring only for Gravity to catch up with him and attack him. As referee Bryce Remsburg is distracted and referee Aubrey Edwards shows up to break up the brawl, Jericho grabs a baseball bat and hits Bandido with it, then hides it behind the ring steps to win, retain and force Bandido to unmask...almost. Referee Aubrey Edwards talks to Bandido's mother and sister in the front row, and they tell her about the baseball bat, which Aubrey finds. Referee Bryce Remsburg restars the match as a resut. Jericho puts his hands on Bandido's sister, and that allows Bandido to hit the 21-Plex to win the match and the championship. Bandido beats "The Learning Tree" Chris Jericho to become the ROH World Champion for a second time! After the match, Bandido celebrates with his family, then cuts a championship winning promo at the Spanish announce table.

Adam Cole beats Daniel Garcia with a pair of Panama Sunrises to become TNT Champion on the seventeenth anniversary of his professional wrestling debut in the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where it all began. After the match, both Daniel Garcia and Adam Cole shake hands.

Kenny Omega retains the AEW International Championship against Ricochet and "Speedball" Mike Bailey with an avalanche One Winged Angel on Ricochet, leaving Speedball upside down in the corner in the process. After the match, "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada shows up, and he has a brief staredown with Omega in the ring.

Swerve Strickland has a Static Shock-themed entrance and wrestling gear before the next match.

Jon Moxley retains the AEW World Championship against Swerve Strickland. During the match, Jon Moxley throws a chair at Swerve Strickland, but ends up hitting referee Paul Turner instead. "Hangman" Adam Page shows up and prepares for a Buckshot Lariat, but after looking at Swerve, he also looks at Moxley. Hangman is stopped and ganged up on by The Death Riders (Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, PAC), but when he is held down for a Busaiku Knee by Wheeler Yuta, Hangman is able to dodge, and Yuta ends up hitting Claudio inadvertently instead. Hangman hits Moxley with the Deadeye, but he is attacked by The Death Riders again until The Opps (Samoa Joe, Hook, "The Wrestler" Katsuyori Shibata) show up and fight them, and their brawl takes both teams to the back. Swerve takes a chair and throws it at Moxley, then hits him with the Swerve Stomp. When he goes for the pin, the lights go out, and when they come back on, The Young Bucks (Nicholas and Matthew Jackson) are in the ring, and they hit Swerve with the EVP-Trigger. They get out of the ring before Moxley comes back with referee Paul Turner to pin, win and retain.

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Let's Go! - LFG recap for April 6, 2025

We find out that Dani Sekelsky is not medically cleared for this week and that Troy Yearwood is sick for this week. Meanwhile, Bubba Ray Dudley is happy that his team has scored their first point while also taking baby steps forward. Booker T issues a challenge of a push-up contest to Chris Island, but Island outlasts him after 48 push-ups.

Shawn Michaels meets with the Legends and Future Greats. He asks the Legends who their front runners are if this were to all end this week. Bubba Ray picks Zena, Booker T picks Jasper Troy, Mickie James picks Chris Island, and The Undertaker says he is "still open." Tyra Mae admits that she picked The Undertaker as her coach for his honesty. Shawn Michaels then announces that this week's challenge is all about signature maneuvers, and that this week's guest Diamond Dallas Page. DDP credits having the Diamond Cutter - a signature move that he could do to anybody at any time - for bringing his career to the next level quickly despite starting out in wrestling later in life. DDP then says that whoever has the best signature move will win this week's challenge, and that he wants to see their best and that he wants to see their passion, stating that he will be watching his face and eyes as much as their bodies.

Afterwards, the Future Greats work on signature moves. Sirena wants another match to make up for how she came up short on her last one. Some of them come up with something, while others work at it. Cutler James comes up with the "Uppercutler." Chris Island brings up his idea for a finisher: "KJP," also known as "Kal Jak's Promise," named after Kal Jak, who was in developmental for two years until suffering a shoulder injury that ended his time there and was also instrumental in introducing Chris Island to professional wrestling, and wants to do his finishing move as his signature. Meanwhile, Sirena gets permission from Molly Holly to do the Molly-Go-Round, but Molly wants to see how Sirena good is at the top rope first. She ends up being able to pull off the move in practice. Bayley Humphrey builds on her head vice by turning it into a slam for a signature move. Elijah Holyfield comes up with a signature punch. Zena wants to do a tilt-a-whirl side slam, but cannot do it safely with Tatyanna. Bubba Ray wants Zena to try it with the lightest girl, who is Dani, but Dani is not medically cleared this week, which causes Bubba to say "You're useless." Chris Island comes to Dani's defense for this, which causes an argument between the two. Bully says Zena gets his sense of humor, but Chris Island does not. Mickie James says that Chris Island did just fine and knew where he was coming from.

Bubba Ray picks Zena and Cutler for their finishers. Mickie James picks Chris Island and Sirena by default, as they are the only ones who are cleared. The Undertaker picks Elijah and Bayley Humphrey. Booker T takes Leigh Laurel and Anthony Luke.

Anthony Luke beats Cutler James after hitting his "Lights Camera Action" signature after getting his foot on the rope when Cutler hits the "Uppercutler." Booker T says Anthony Luke delivered, while Bubba Ray compliments Cutler on putting flavor on the front and back end of a European uppercut. Diamond Dallas Page loved that Anthony's finisher came out of nowhere.

Zena Sterling beats Leigh Laurel with the tilt-a-whirl side slam, which she calls "The Watchamacallit." Bubba Ray was impressed with both women, and says Zena passed with flying colors for protecting her opponent while performing her signature move. Booker T and Bubba Ray love Leigh's gear, but Booker T wants Leigh to shift gears and The Undertaker says she needs an energy to match her look. Leigh looks like she is about to break down emotionally after that, and Mickie James asks her if she is okay, and Leigh admits she had the wind knocked out of her. Diamond Dallas Page says that embarrassment is the cost of entry and and to take the positive criticism to the next level while not getting into her head with the negative, and to go outside of one's box.

Chris Island beats Elijah Holyfield with the KJP. Mickie James says both men had their best today. The Undertaker and Bubba Ray do not like the necklace and earrings that Elijah wore, and consider them a distraction. Bubba Ray also takes offense to the argument that he and Chris Island had earlier today, and tells him to watch his mouth unless he wants a target on his chest and wants him gunning for him, but also tells Chris Island that he had his best in-ring performance in the competition to date. DDP says that Chris Island brought it.

Bayley Humphrey beats Sirena Linton. Mickie James says she loved the match and that she is proud. The Undertaker says they did well for Bayley's third match and Sirena's second match, and that he is proud of both of them, and Diamond Dallas Page feels much the same way. Bubba Ray says that there was "a tale of two matches" in their match with the front two minutes and the back two minutes, and that "all they remember is the finish." He says that everything was "to the moon" after Sirena hit the Molly-Go-Round, and Sirena gets kudos from Bully Ray after being so hard on herself. Molly Holly tells Sirena that she is proud of her.

The points are given. Booker T is impressed with Anthony Luke for putting three moves together for a great signature. Mickie James gives kudos to Sirena for asking for Molly Holly's blessing for the Molly-Go-Round and proving she could do the move. The Undertaker says Elijah was able to pull off the task and that everyone did well. Bubba Ray says that Chris Island, Elijah, Cutler James and Anthony Luke stepped forward today. Diamond Dallas Page says he was blown away by everyone today, especially given everyone's experience, but Anthony Luke caught him off guard with "Lights Camera Action." He also gives the nod to Sirena for hitting the Molly-Go-Round. Team Undertaker and Team Booker are tied at five points each, Team Mickie James are at two points, and Team Bubba Ray is still at one point.

Championship Gold - Championship Wrestling recap for April 6, 2025

The Wolf Zaddies (Che Cabrera and Bad Dude Tito) retain the UWN Tag Team Championships against The Infantry ("The Captain" Shawn Dean and "Bad News and Tattoos" Carlie Bravo) by the slimmest of margins when Carlie Bravo is unable to make the save in time.

Backstage, David Marquez interviews The Wolf Zaddies (Che Cabrera and Bad Dude Tito). Che Cabrera says they will take this victory, and Bad Dude Tito says that they will take on and defend against any team from anywhere. Suddenly, they are attacked by The Infantry ("The Captain" Shawn Dean and "Bad News and Tattoos" Carlie Bravo), and officials and security have to break it up. Carlie Bravo says it is not over between the two teams. Tito says that The Wolf Zaddies run from nobody as even the locker room has to break up the brouhaha.

"Pretty" Peter Avalon heads to the ring. Avalon announces that the United Wrestling Network and Championship Wrestling is back, then announces that during the show's hiatus, he has been promoted to head matchmaker. Avalon immediately goes back to his "Professional" moniker before going right down to business, announcing that the first ever UWN Women's Champion is about to be crowned. He also announces that "BHK" Kevin Martenson has retired and that a five-way scramble will take place to crown a new UWN Heritage Champion, and that anybody could be in that match.

Backstage, Jack Farmer interviews Scorpio Sky. He says that it is great to be back and would not be the wrestler he is without the United Wrestling Network. Suddenly, Ice Williams shows up and tells him to "scooch on" after setting the pace for the future, because "the future is Ice." Scorpio sees that Ice Williams is seeing him as a stepping stone and tells him to slow down, as he likes nothing more than the confidence of someone like Ice Williams melting away when the bell rings. After Scorpio Sky tells him that he will be just another opponent to him, Ice Williams slowly backs off.

We hear from Danny Limelight, who says that the best have lined up all over the world and that it feels good to be back, but he has had a lot going on recently and that next week, he will tell the fans what is next for him.

Before the next match, Jordan Castle introduces "One In A Million" Maximilien Monclair.

"One In A Million" Maximilien Monclair beats Fidel Bravo with the Maxi-Million Dollar Dream.

We hear from "Outlandish" Zicky Dice down in south Georgia. He knocks on a nearby door and Aaron Solo opens up, asking for the password, which is "password." QT Marshall then shows up, and after initially not wanting to do anything with Zicky, he tells him to put the UWN Television Championship on the line against him. If Zicky can retain against QT Marshall, he might get an opportunity at The Nightmare Factory.

"Professional" Peter Avalon debuts the new design of the UWN United Heritage Championship. He announces that next week, there will be a five-way scramble to decide a new champion.

Scorpio Sky beats Ice Williams. After the match, Scorpio Sky extends his hand for a handshake, but Ice Williams slaps it away.

Collision Course - Collision recap for April 6, 2024

FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) beat Top Flight (Darius and Dante Martin) to advance to the AEW World Tag Team Championship Tournament finals at Dynasty.

We see a video package for "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada, directed by The Young Bucks (Matthews and Nicholas Jackson) and narrated by Nigel McGuinness.

PAC beats Encore Moore with the Brutalizer After the match, PAC says he is done waiting for opportunities that he deserves, and that he will now take matters into his own hands. He says he is on a mission to show everyone who he is: the best professional wrestler in the world. He then calls out "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada to see if he can survive him, because he says he cannot, and says that he eagerly awaits a response.

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews "The American Dragon" Bryan Danielson. Danielson says it has never been about proving he is better than everyone else, but to see how good he is in relation to himself. He says that one is in a constantly revolving wheel of evolution, and that he is not the same now as he was when he was 21. Danielson says that it all about testing himself, and while he knows the fans will enjoy his match with Will Ospreay, fan reaction is not exactly why he does it.

"The Lionheart" Chris Jericho and Hook beat Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor and "Taiga Style" Lee Moriarty) with a Lion Tamer from Jericho to Moriarty. After the match, Anthony Ogogo, who has not been seen in AEW for some time, attacks Jericho and Hook, and Shane Taylor Promotions joins in. Taylor and Moriarty eventually hold Jericho down so that Ogogo can knock him out, then the three of them drape the Shane Taylor Promotions banner on top of Jericho.

We hear from "The Natural" Dustin Rhodes, who says he hears that he is underappreciated, and says that those people are right. He says that for 36 years, he has stood across every person imaginable. He says that he remembers seeing Dusty Rhodes bring home the NWA World Heavyweight Championship for the first time when he was a kid and thinking that he would become a world heavyweight champion. he says he has not accomplished this goal in 36 years, and while Samoa Joe is under no obligation to face him, he wants a chance at the AEW World Heavyweight Championship next week on Dynamite. He says that if Joe defends the title, he will not regret it, but warns him that he is scared of no man and that Joe is no different.

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Will Ospreay. Ospreay says everyone in AEW is a bit quicker and he is trying to keep up, and that he is more used to the Japanese style, which is why he is comfortable facing "The American Dragon" Bryan Danielson. He says that while it is an honor to wrestle Danielson, he does not very this any differently from any other match. Ospreay says that this "the best of all time versus the best of the 21st century" in a company where wrestlers wrestle.

The House of Black (Malakai Black, Brody King, Buddy Matthews) beat "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels, Matt Sydal and "The Outlaw" Bryan Keith in a trios match. After the match, Adam Copeland heads to the ring, but he is overpowered by The House of Black until Mark Briscoe and FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) make the save. Suddenly, The Young Bucks (Nicholas and Matthew Jackson) show up, and they brawl with FTR on the stage before Copeland hits Brody King with a chair works together with Mark Briscoe to take out Buddy Matthews. When Malakai Black gets back in the ring, FTR, Copeland and Mark Briscoe are in the ring, and he flees. Matthew ends up in the ring, and FTR almost get their hands on him before Nicholas pulls him out.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews "Azucar" Rocky Romero. Romero says he has won championships all over Mexico and Japan, but has yet to do so in AEW. He wants an AEW International Championship Eliminator Match against Roderick Strong, and says there is nobody more international than him. Undisputed Kingdom shows up, and Roderick Strong says Romero's chances at beating him are "at 1%" and that he will be able to tell his grandchildren that he got beaten by a wrestling legend.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews "The Lionheart" Chris Jericho and Hook. Jericho says he is pissed off after the beatdown that they got, then says that he and Hook welcome the challenge. Jericho says that they may not have a third man, but Hook says he does: Katsuyori Shibata, who says he will have Hook's back and that Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor, "Taiga Style" Lee Moriarty, Anthony Ogogo) are going down.

Yuka Sakazaki beats Trish Adora. After the match, Serena Deeb shows up and applauds Yuka for winning.

We hear from "Daddy Magic" Matt Menard and Daniel Garcia. Menard says Garcia has barely begun to scratch the surface on his career and got a big win last night, and now the two of them want more. Garcia says he is not a young boy anymore, and that he motivated by those who are in the full prime of their career as they are some of the best wrestlers that he has ever seen in his entire life. Garcia proclaims that it is time to insert himself into conversations about who the best of all time are, and tha the two of them are here for more and are coming for more.

Claudio Castagnoli beats The Butcher.

We hear from Julia Hart, who says that the TBS Championship is here and that one should address her to address the championship. she is glad that Willow Nightingale can look back on her past and be glad she made fans smile ear-to-ear, then tells her that smiles disappear, that the end of their story is near and that she will beat her again. She also says that Mercedes Moné is wasting her time, then dares he r to roll the and that she will be "the forever face of TBS."

Backstage, we hear from Samoa Joe, who says that the biggest obstacle of being World Champion is managing perception and that how people perceive the champion as well as themselves. He says that some people have jilted perceptions, then states that "The Natural" Dustin Rhodes' words have not gone unheralded, for he forgot how to get what he does not have and does not possess a fear of him, which he needs to survive. He says Rhodes does not deserve a title opportunity, but he will give him the fight that he wants, and if Dustin wins, he will become a contender. He then says Dustin will learn that pain comes to those who utter his name.

Penta el Zero Miedo beats Komander. After the match, Adam Copeland shows up, and he and Penta have a staredown.

WrestleMania 40, Night One - The LIVE Results

Coco Jones sings the United States National Anthem.

Triple H heads to the ring and welcomes everyone to a new time and a new era as he welcomes everyone to WrestleMania.

We are introduced to the Spanish announce team of Marcelo Rodriguez and Jerry Soto.

Motionless in White perform "Demon In Your Dreams" as Rhea Ripley makes her way to the ring.

Rhea Ripley retains the Women's World Championship against Becky Lynch after slipping out of a Super Manhandle Slam, hitting Riptide into the turnbuckles and hitting it again in the ring for the win.

The team of Grayson Waller and Austin Theory and The Awesome Truth (The Miz and R-Truth) beat #DIY (Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa), New Catch Republic (Tyler Bate and Pete Dunne), The New Day (Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods) and The Judgment Day (Finn Balor and Damian Priest) in a 6-Pack Ladder Match for the WWE Undisputed Tag Team Championships, with both winning teams winning the seperate halves of the combined tag team titles. For the first time since their combination, both the Raw and SmackDown tag titles are defended separately. Grayson Waller and Austin Theory become the WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions, and The Awesome Truth win the WWE Raw Tag Team Championships.

Team USA Olympic Gold Medalist Jordan Burroughs is seen in the front row.

Rey Mysterio and Andrade beat Santos Escobar and "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio with the help to two men in Rey masks who attack Dominik and throw him into the ring. The two men unmask and reveal themselves as Jason Kelce and Lane Johnson of the Philadelphia Eagles.

Lil Wayne briefly performs before "Main Event" Jey Uso shows up for the next match.

"Main Event" Jey Uso beats Jimmy Uso despite Jimmy faking begging for forgiveness in an attempt to beat him.

Four women dressed as geisha toss cherry blossoms on the stage as Damage CTRL (Dakota Kai, Asuka, Kairi Sane) head to the ring for the next match. Meanwhile, Jade Cargill, Naomi and Bianca Belair arrive on a platform that lowers its way onto the ramp.

Jade Cargill, Bianca Belair and Naomi beat Damage CTRL (Dakota Kai, Asuka, Kairi Sane) in a six-woman tag match.

Backstage, Sami Zayn speaks with his wife and son before speaking with Chad Gable. Gable tells Sami he will be out there alone, saying he's got Gunther, and that he owes him a favor. On the way to the ring, Sami runs into Kevin Owens, who hugs him to tells him to go do it.

Sami Zayn beats Gunther to become a four-time WWE Intercontinental Champion, ending Gunther's record breaking reign at 666 days after booting Gunther at the top rope with a Helluva Kick, nailing him with a brainbuster onto the top turnbuckle and hitting him with two more Helluva Kicks to win the title.

Raw General Manager Adam Pearce and SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis thanks the fans for watching tonight's event and making it the biggest WrestleMania of all time. It is announced that tonight that 72,543 people have attended tonight's show.

George Kittle of the San Francisco 49ers, Vanessa Hudgens, Wale and Druski are seen in the front row.

The Rock shows up with a special "Final Boss" entrance as well as Muhammad Ali's People's Championship handed to him by Lonnie Ali at the 2024 WWE Hall of Fame Ceremony on his way to the ring before the next match.

Roman Reigns and The Rock beat "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes and Seth "Freakin'" Rollins, making Cody Rhodes vs. Roman Reigns for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship a "Bloodline Rules" Match after The Rock hits Cody in the back with a weight belt as Cody goes for three Cross Rhodes on Roman. (Had Cody and Rolins won, the match would have been strictly one-on-one.)

Here are the highlights from tonight's show!

Stand & Deliver 2024 - The LIVE Results

Joe Gacy beats Shawn Spears. Before the match, Ridge Holland, who was briefly on the countdown panel, hits Joe Gacy from behind with a chair.

We are introduced to the Spanish annouce team of Marcelo Rodriguez and Jerry Soto.

Meta-Four (Noam Dar, Oro Mensah, Lash Legend, Jakara Jackson) welcome everyone to tonight's show.

Bron Breakker and Baron Corbin retain the NXT Tag Team Championships against Nathan Frazer and Axiom.

Backstage, Meta-Four has Oro Mensah interview Oba Femi. Oba Femi soon comes out of his dressing room, smacking Oro Mensah with the door and almost into the wall.

Knuckles the Echidna is seen in the front row before the next match. Knuckles is the sponsor for the next match, and comes to Paramount Plus on April 26th.

Oba Femi retains the NXT North American Championship against Josh Briggs and Dijak.

We see the following quote from Frederich Nietzsche on-screen: "I assess the power of a will by how much resistance, pain, torture it endures and knows how to turn to its advantage."

Noam Dar tries to interview Thea Hail, Fallon Henley and Kelani Jordan. Andre Chase warns him not to, but Noam Dar tries anyway and asks Thea Hail if she really thought Jacy Jayne was her friend. Thea almost immediately puts Noam Dar in the Kimura Lock.

Thea Hail, Fallon Henley and Kelani Jordan beat Jacy Jayne, Kiana James and Izzi Dame following a Kimura Lock from Thea Hail to Izzi Dame.

General Manager Ava announces that NXT will soon be crowning the first ever NXT Women's North American Champion.

Independent wrestler Giulia is seen next to William Regal in the front row.

Roxanne Perez beats Lyra Valkyria with a reverse hurricanrana followed by a Pop Rox and a crossface to become a two-time NXT Women's Champion! Roxanne targets Lyra's left arm throughout the match to make the championship victory happen.

Ilja Dragunov retains the NXT Championship against Tony D'Angelo. D'Angelo and Dragunov shake hands after the match.

Backstage, Lyra Valkyrie does not want to speak to Tatum Paxley.

We see a vignette for Je'Von Evans.

Today's show has set an NXT attendance record of 16,545.

Trick Williams beats Carmelo Hayes following the introduction of a second referee, who stops Carmelo from using a chair and allows Trick to hit the Trick Knee for the win.

Here are the highlights from tonight's show!

Here are the top ten moments from tonight's show!

Memphis Thing - Memphis Wrestling recap for April 6, 2024

In memory of James Thurber, aka "Gentleman" Jim Casey, 1952 - 2024.

Barnabas the Leader shows up to start today's show and announce that The Circuz (Barnabas the Leader and Maurice the Strong). He introduces Maurice the Strong, then announces that time is rapidly running out for the biggest, the hungriest, the baddest, and the one who stole months from Maurice's career and shutting down their big top. He says that this person stole everything from them, and today, they take everything from them, for Maurice the Strong evokes his championship match clause, and in today's main event, it will be for the Memphis Wrestling Heritage Championship as Maurice ends K-Toomer forever. Barnabas then says he will take K-Toomer's heart, soul and title.

"Mr. All Day" Will Allday retains the Reality of Wrestling Heavyweight Championship against Mike Anthony. David Knight is the referee for this championship match.

Backstage, we hear from The Hollywood Clique ("Hollywood" Jimmy Blaylock, Van Viciouss, Secret Service). Blaylock and Van Viciouss blame Matchmaker King Cobra for keeping Viciouss off the Cobra Cup Tournament, putting Blaylock's contract on the line and inviting "The Cowboy" James Storm to crash their victory party, and Blaylock says he will file a formal complaint against King Cobra as he demands a face-to-face meeting. He also calls Assistant Matchmaker Michael "a lunatic."

The Righteous Path (Brother Bruce and "Righteous" Ryan Rembrandt) beat The Top Gunz (Brandon Beretta and Joey Vinetti). (The masked man is now known as "Marrow.") After the match, Dustin Starr interviews Reverend Ash Taylor at the announce desk. Ash Taylor says he gave "The GunShow" Brett Michaels a chance to join them only for him to tear up the pamphlet. He says that Brett Michaels is in for a world of hurt, as they are stronger and more righteous than him.

We hear from K-Toomer. He says he finds it funny that The Circuz (Barnabas the Leader and Maurice the Strong) talk about time as if it can be manipulated to their will and make videos about how there will be repercussions for his actions. He says he actions were really retaliation for The Circuz trying to make a name at his expense, then tells The Circuz that he accepts their challenge and that The Circuz will be shut down for good.

We hear from Matchmaker King Cobra and Assistant Matchmaker Michael. King Cobra tells Michael not to worry about "Hollywood" Jimmy Blaylock, as he lies every time that he moves his mouth, and to do what he has to do. Michael thanks King Cobra for the advice, but says he does not know if he can let this go. King Cobra says they are doing the right thing and that Blaylock always complains, and Michael entertains the idea of wrapping him up in the bureaucracy and red tape that they have to deal with to see how it feels. The two of them agree that they have time to meet Blaylock face to face.

Diana Taylor beats Raven Black.

We see footage of Tim Bosby and "All The Way" Ray Collins training in the WrestleCenter ring.

The O'Neal Brothers (Steven and Devin O'Neal) beat The L.A. Hustlers (Notorious Bradley and Ruffshot Lamont). During the match, Ray Ray Sanders and Derrick King show up to watch from ringside, and it is not long before Notorious Bradley notices them. Their presence also distracts Ruffshot Lamont, and Steven O'Neal pins Notorious Bradley with a schoolkid pin for the win. After the match, The L.A. Hustlers get in an argument with Derrick and Ray Ray, and referees and officials have to step in before things get physical.

We see a vignette for The Twins of Salem (Jacksyn Crowley and Abel Booker), where the two of them are sucked into a striped box after a had with a ticket lures them in. The box closes, then catches aflame. As this goes on, there is a doll dressed like a clown on top of the box.

Barnabas the Leader introduces Maurice the Strong during the championship announcements.

K-Toomer retains the Memphis Wrestling Heritage Championship against Maurice the Strong by disqualification. David Knight is the referee for this championship match. During the match, Barnabas the Leader gets in the ring, and as he does, a slim, long-haired figure slides into the ring as Maurice gets his hammer. The slim figure is Jacksyn Crowley in clown make-up, and Abel Booker, also in clown makeup, soon joins him. The Twins of Salem gang up on K-Toomer so that Maurice the Strong can hit K-Toomer in the back of the head with his hammer. The Circuz, now four strong, celebrate in the ring.

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for April 6, 2023

Heath and Rhino beat Shera and Champagne Singh in the BTI Match.

The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) beat TMDK ("Hysterical" Shane Haste and Bad Dude Tito) with a crucifix pin from Shelley on Haste into a jackknife pin from Sabin. After the match, The Motor City Machine Guns are mockingly congratulated by Ace Austin and Chris Bey. Sabin propose a rematch at Rebellion in the form of an Ultimate X Match, which interests Austin and Bey.

Backstage, Eddie Edwards meets with Kenny King to make sure he has his back. King says he has Eddie's back but he has something else in mind to get people talking about him after people failed to talk about him as he was "PCO's crash dummy," and tells him to get with whoever ran PCO over with the car if he needs help.

Backstage, Scott D'Amore finds out that "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander and his family have arrived, then Tommy Dreamer meets with D'Amore and tells him that he saw something in him when he took out Bully Ray. Dreamer then mentions that it would be nice to have someone like him in his corner. D'Amore declines, saying he has had his moment and that he already has enough on his plate.

Trey Miguel guests on commentary for the next match.

"Speedball" Mike Bailey vs. Jonathan Gresham ends with Trey Miguel attacking both men after both men nearly hit him at the commentary table.

Backstage, The Design (Deaner, Angels, Kon) meets with Callihan. Deaner tells Callihan that he told him that the road to join would be long and difficult and that he would have to make the right choice. He then says that he is surprised he has lasted this long and proven he can take his punishment like a man, but he cost them their match against Time Machine. Callihan says he has sacrifice and that he has done everything they have wanted, and tells them to either give up on him or believe in him before saying he is ready for Step 7. Deaner says that Step 7 is the deadliest step of all, and in this step, he must prove that he believes there is no authority above The Design and that he must be able to eliminate all other authority from his life. When asked how to prove this, Kon says "Figure it out." Callihan says "I will," and storms off.

Backstage, "Speedball" Mike Bailey and Jonathan resham meet with Director of Authority Santino Marella when Trey Miguel butts in and Dirty Dango shows up. Santino puts all three men in a Triple Threat Elimination Match for the X Division title at Rebellion, then leaves, and Dirty Dango says he can be of help in case of a "three-way." Trey leaves, then admits it was awkward before looking for Santino.

Jody Threat beats Tara Rising (also known as Taylor Rising) in her IMPACT debut. During the match, it is revealed that Director of Authority Santino Marella has been attacked backstage.

Backstage, Scott D'Amore meets with Director of Authority Santino Marella and Dirty Dango. Dirty Dango says that The Design (Deaner, Angels, Kon, Callihan) attacked Marella and wants a match with them with Joe Hendry in his corner. As D'Amore says that this is still a stacked deck, Marella says he has doubted himself ever since he racked up injuries, and that it is time to stand up for himself and remind everyone who he is. He says he will get his own revenge and decides to make it himself, Dango and Hendry vs. The Design.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Tasha Steelz, who says that last time she was in IMPACT, she said that something was not working, and she had to get herself back. Suddenly, "The Quintessential Diva" Gisele Shaw, Savannah Evans and Jai Vidal show up, and Gisele asks Tasha if she has a problem. Tasha says she took care of Gisele at Sacrifice, but Gisele says she is still standing in front of her. Tasha says she ditched Savannah and that she has no problem dropping Gisele and that they can take care of business next week. Gisele says Tasha does not know if she has bitten more than she can chew for someone who talks about flavor, and Tasha says Gisele must not know who she is.

Tommy Dreamer, Yuya Uemura and Darren McCarty beat Bully Ray and The Good Hands (John Skyler and Jason Hotch) in a six-man tag match. After the match, an angry Bully Ray has a chair, then Kenny King shows up and attacks Tommy Dreamer. Frankie Kazarian shows up and fights Kenny, then Masha Slamovich runs in only for Killer Kelly to fight her. Kazarian, Kelly, Dreamer and Uemura soon stand tall in the ring.

We see a video package of "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander's record-setting IMPACT Wrestling World Championship reign.

It is announced that Jordynne Grace has won her first IFPB pro qualifier this past weekend.

We hear from "The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo, who says that she has went from winning multiple titles to having virtually nothing in the last eighteen months, then says that with nothing comes a blank canvas upon which she can create. She says that what she can create is limitless, and that she has proven that she is prepared after Multiverse United. As for her potential opponents, Jordynne Grace has never defeated her, but she has never defeated Mickie James. Deonna says that with her canvas, she will create an even better "Age of the Virtuosa" and become a three-time Knockouts Champion.

Eddie Edwards beats PCO. During the match, the referee goes down, then Alisha Edwards begs PCO not to do the PCO-Sault before hitting him in the head with a Kendo Stick. Eddie hits a powerbomb into the turnbuckle followed by a Boston Knee Party for the win. After the match, Eddie and Alisha get out as PCO gets up, and run to the back as PCO approaches them. Outside of the arena, PCO finds Alisha and Edwards getting a car, but they speed off.

Scott D'Amore, KUSHIDA and Steve Maclin are in the ring. D'Amore mentions "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander's long world championship reign and how sometimes injuries can end championship reigns, then announces that there will be a new champion crowned between KUSHIDA and Maclin at Rebellion. After mentioning that this match is official, he says that there is one more order of business: Alexander relinquishing the world championship. Josh Alexander then makes his way to the ring with his wife and son. D'Amore admits that out of all the things they he and Alexander been through together, this is one of the least enjoyable. Alexander thanks the fans, then says an opportunity should be everything a wrestler should need or want. He says he has seen people quit after never getting opportunities and he has seen people get plenty of them and squander them, and four years ago, D'Amore handed him an IMPACT Wrestling contract, and since then, he has never looked back. He says he has done everything in order to pay it back and has worked harder than the next man to become the longest-reigning world champion in IMPACT's history and stand above all of its greats. Alexander says that he had every intention of defending the world championship, but he has torn his tricep and he is out indefinitely, and he has go back to being an IMPACT fan. He says that a new champion will be crowned, then calls KUSHIDA one of the best submission specialists he has ever faced before telling Maclin that he has earned his title shot and that he wishes it was against him before telling him everyone will find out if he has watch it takes. Alexander then warns both men that if they hold it long enough for him to come back, he will be coming back for the title that he never lost. As Josh relinquishes the belt, his son takes it briefly, then Josh has to take it back to hand it to D'Amore. Maclin then says that enough is enough with the "soap opera bullshit" and demands D'Amore hand him the championship, as the championship has been his mission and that Alexander knows this to the point that he ducked him. He says that Alexander fears him and that this is his way out, then tells his son that his father is no hero before D'Amore chews Maclin out for questioning Alexander and challenging him to a fight in front of his family while fresh off of surgery. D'Amore then says that Maclin only wants to fight Alexander when he is vulnerable because he knows he would win, even saying that he tucked his tail and ran two weeks ago like a "coward son of a bitch" when Alexander called him out two weeks ago. He then tells Maclin that he will have to earn the IMPACT World Championship, then reminds him that KUSHIDA made him tap out. Maclin says he may have tapped out, but he is not is not going to put his pride in a match that means nothing to him. He says that it is all strategy and tactics and that he will be 100% at Rebellion because he is not like Alexander, and that he will become the next World Champion. Maclin then tells KUSHIDA that he is lucky to be here right now after being a speed bump for Alexander. KUSHIDA knocks the microphone out of Maclin's hand, and when Maclin grabs KUSHIDA, KUSHIDA puts him in the Hoverboard Luck and hits Maclin with a dive when he retreats before lifting up the IMPACT World Championship and handing it to D'Amore.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for April 6, 2023

In backstage footage from earlier today, "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels addresses Katsuyori Shibata winning the ROH Pure Championship, and proposes a challenge for the title this week. He says that he has been successful against Shibata every time they have been in the ring, and since their last match, he has went through hell and back to become one of the best pure wrestlers in the world. He says he is not afraid of a challenge and that Shibata is an honorable man and a fighting champion, and challenges Shibata for the Pure Championship.

Mark Briscoe and The Lucha Brothers (Penta el Zero Miedo and Rey Fenix) beat The Workhorsemen (JD Drake and Anthony Henry) and Shane Taylor in a Trios match.

Katsuyori Shibata retains the ROH Pure Championship against "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels.

Backstage, Dasha Gonzalez interviews Claudio Castagnoli. Claudio says that he did exactly what he told the whole world that he would do at Supercard of Honor and that Eddie Kingston imploded afterwards. He then says that Kingston is not championship material or a real representative of what Ring of Honor stands for while he is, and that he stands as ROH World Championship ready to fight and defend the title to anyone who is considered worthy, because that is who he is.

"The Machine" Brian Cage beats Ortiz.

The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Mike Bennett, Maria Kanellis-Bennett) guest on commentary for the next match.

Jay Lethal beats Darius Martin after Satnam Singh gets on the apron in response to being drop kicked by Darius as Matt Taven gets in the ring, allowing Taven to superkick Darius and give Lethal the win.

La Faccion Ingobernable (Rush and Dralistico) beat The Infantry ("The Captain" Shawn Dean and Carlie Bravo).

Daniel Garcia beats "Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams.

Willow Nightingale beats Notorious Mimi.

The Righteous (Vincent and Dutch) beat Even Stevens (Steve Somerset and Stephen Azure).

Konosuke Takeshita beats "The Premier Athlete" Tony Nese.

Athena retains the ROH Women's World Championship against Miyu Yamashita with the Fujiwara Arm Bar after ducking the Skull Kick.

Those Dynamite Kids - Dynamite recap for April 6, 2022

Adam Cole beats Christian Cage. After the match, reDRagon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly) show up and attack Christian, then Jungle Boy and Luchasaurus show up and attack reDRagon. Adam Cole gets in the ring to get away from the brawl, but as he leaves the ring, "Hangman" Adam Page shows up. Cole tells Page not to get into the ring and that he is not fighting him until the AEW World Championship is on the line, then Page grabs the microphone and shoves Page by the face before telling him he has it and that it will serve as his punishment. Page means that next week, Rampage will take place in Texas, and that the World title will be defended in a Texas Death Match. He then tells Cole to get his affairs in order by next Friday.

We see footage from Supercard of Honor 2022 of Samoa Joe's return to Ring of Honor.

Samoa Joe beats "Platinum" Max Caster in an Owen Hart Foundation men's tournament qualifier. After the match, Jay Lethal and Sonjay Dutt are on the video screen. Jay says his outlook on life has changed, especially since Samoa Joe never took his phone calls and only took calls from billionaires, calling Joe "a Samoan gold digger." Jay says that next week, he and Sonjay Dutt will give Joe a present he will never forget.

Backstage, Tony Schiavone interviews The Blackpool Combat Club (William Regal, Bryan Danielson, Jon Moxley). William Regal says that he is excited that they are on Rampage, and that he feels bad for Wheeler Yuta, even though he has impressed him and Danielson and has yet to impress Moxley. Moxley says that in his match with Yuta, there will be cracking of bones and raining of blood.

MJF guests on commentary for the next match.

"The Captain" Shawn Dean beats Shawn Spears with a schoolkid pin. During the match, it is revealed that members of security have been laid out. It is then revealed that Wardlow has made his way into the building and is laying out more members of security. Wardlow soon makes it to ringside, but he is once again held back by three members of security. As this happens, Shawn Dean pins a distracted Shawn Spears with a schoolkid pin to get an upset win.

Backstage, Tony Schiavone interviews Best Friends (Chuck Taylor, Trent Barretta, Orange Cassidy, Wheeler Yuta). Chuck Taylor tells Wheeler Yuta they have done so much for him and want to be there for him, while Trent Barretta calls Wheeler Yuta a scumbag and tells him to watch the guys he is turning his back on.

In backstage footage from earlier tonight, Eddie Kingston, Santana and Ortiz attack The Jericho Appreciation Society, who run away after Kingston throws a backstage monitor at them. The Society soon get away in a getaway car driven by Jake Hager.

Eddie Kingston, Santana and Ortiz head to the ring. Kingston calls Chris Jericho "a two-faced coward" and says it is "on sight" with The Jericho Appreciation Society and that he will attack any of them even if they are near their own families. He also tells Daniel Garcia that he knows where he lives and to keep running. Santana says "The Jericho Bitch Society strikes again" and tells the Society to "bring the hardest fight to these dogs," and Ortiz tells Jericho to see them next week for a six-man tag match. Eddie Kingston says that next week, they will beat their asses "Junkyard Dog and Butch Reed styles."

We see a video package of Hook and Danhausen from last week.

Tony Schiavone interviews "Smart" Mark Sterling and Jade Cargill on the stage. Cargill tells Schiavone to "cut the shit" before introducing the "baddie section," a sextet of beautiful women who wave to the camera. She says a baddie is "a badass woman with confidence who knows herself." Sterling says it was tough work finding some baddies, but they did it, then says Marina Shafir is barred from the section, saying she is bad-ass but no baddie. Cargill says Shafir should be #30 now and that she is tired of MMA rejects appearing on her show. Sterling says that MMA rejects like Shafir are the problem, but Cargill says she is "a problem solver."

Backstage, Alex Marvez interviews MJF and Shawn Spears, neither of whom want to hear Shawn Dean's name. As Spears gets angry at Wardlow, MJF dares Wardlow to show his face next week, as there will be twice as many security guards and twice as much pain. He then challenges Shawn Dean to another match and says there will be no fluke victory again, and that he will injure him worse than when he was in the military to the point that there will be a Purple Heart for him.

The Hardys (Jeff and Matt Hardy) beat The Butcher and The Blade in a Tag Team Tables Match. After the match, The Andrade Family Office shows up, but as they approach the ring, Sting shows up behind them and strikes Private Party (Marq Quen and Isiah Kassidy) with his baseball bat. Andrade uses The Bunny as a human shield as The Andrade Family Office retreats.

We hear from Jungle Boy, Luchasaurus and Christian Cage. Christian Cage throws his water battle in anger, then leaves. Jungle Boy says reDRagon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly) are tough and have been champions, but in AEW, things are determined by records. He says their record is not good enough to face them, but since they keep getting involved in their matches week after week, they will challenge them and put the AEW World Tag Team Championships on the line.

We see a video package for "The Native Beast" Nyla Rose vs. Thunder Rosa for the AEW Women's World Championship at Battle of the Belts II.

Backstage, Tony Schiavone interviews Jamie Hayter and Toni Storm. Toni offers her hand, but Jamie slaps it away and says he hopes they face off in the Owen Hart Foundation tournament and that she deserves to win the tournament. Toni Storm tells her that this has only just begun.

Hikaru Shida beats Julia Hart to qualify for the Owen Hart Foundation women's tournament. Shortly after the beginning of the match, Julia Hart sends The Varsity Blonds (Griff Garrison and Brian Pillman Jr.) to the back when they confront her for hitting Shida with a cheap shot before the bell and choking Shida out with her jacket. After the match, Shida catches Serena Deeb out when Serena tries to attack her from behind with a chair, and has her Kendo stick at the ready. Serena smiles, then walks away.

Backstage, Alex Marvez interviews Swerve Strickland. Swerve talks about his weekend at the Grammy Awards and says it is not over with Team Taz. When Swerve enters the locker room, Hobbs and Starks attack him from behind, but Keith Lee shows up to even the odds and put Hobbs through a wall.

FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) retain the Ring of Honor World Tag Team Championships and the AAA Tag Team Championships against The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson).

After Dark - AEW Dark recap for April 6, 2021

The Dark Order (Evil Uno, Stu Grayson, Alex "3" Reynolds) beats Jake St. Patrick, Sage Scott and Chandler Hopkins in a six-man tag team match.

Backstage, Cezar Bononi talks to "The Hollywood Hunk" Ryan Nemeth, saying that what they plan to do is impossible, but Nemeth says he needs two wingmen and wants someone who is a little sexier and more supple. JD Drake shows up, taking this as a fat joke, and Nemeth tells him to consider cutting the facial hair and dying his hair blond. JD Drake asks what is sexier than a blue-collar, hard-working man.

Team Taz ("The Machine" Brian Cage, "Absolute" Ricky Starks, Powerhouse Hobbs) beats Brick Aldridge, Justin Law and Hayden Backlund in a six-man tag team match. Once again, Cage is not tagged in until the very end ot hit the Drill Claw on Hayden Backlund

Jurassic Express (Jungle Boy and Luchasaurus) beat Rex Lawless and Dean Alexander.

"The Hollywood Hunk" Ryan Nemeth beats Fuego del Sol.

The Butcher quickly beats Jon Cruz.

The Sea Stars (Ashley Vox and Delmi Exo) beat Vertvixen and Jazmin Allure.

We see a music video from "Platinum" Max Caster where Caster mocks "Hangman" Adam Page and The Dark Order.

Red Velvet and KiLynn King beat Madi Wrenkowski and Vipress.

JD Drake beats Baron Black.

Sonny Kiss and "The Bad Boy" Joey Janela beat KC Navarro and Aaron Frye.

Matt Sydal quickly beats Mike Magnum with a bit of misdirection that leads to a kick to the head followed by the Lightning Spiral for the win.

Matt Hardy beats Vary Morales with The Leech. Darby Allin is seen watching Matt Hardy from afar before and during the match. After the match, Matt Hardy tells Darby Allin that he has the audacity to call him a sell-out when his name and face is plastered all over TNT, and when he gets the chance, he will show just how extreme he is and leech the life out of him like he just did to Vary Morales and take the TNT Championship.

Bear Country (Bear Boulder and Bear Bronson) beat TheHybrid2 (Jack Evans and Angelico).

Raw Deal - Raw recap for April 6, 2020

Asuka beats Liv Morgan with the Asuka Lock.

In backstage footage from WrestleMania, Becky Lynch says she is one day shy of being champion for a year, and that everything she does is calculated. She says she did not underestimate "The Queen of Spades" Shayna Baszler, who actually underestimated her. She admits that Baszler has a potentially unmatched move set, and that their match was a test of skill and she had the heart. She says that Baszler only thinks she has her number and that she is game to take her on again. We then hear from Shayna Baszler, who says "The thrill of victory...and the agony of defeat," before promising that the agony of her defeat to Becky.

The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) retain the WWE Raw Tag Team Championships against Austin Theory and Angel Garza by disqualification after Zelina Vega gets physically involved. As Zelina Vega is about to join in on the post-match attack, Bianca Belair shows up and hits Zelina with a spinebuster, allowing The Street Profits to fight back. Bianca then says "I go here now," and says she is not only "The EST of WWE," but that Zelina cannot outrun her. Bianca then tells Zelina to get in the ring before she gets her in it herself.

Bianca Belair beats Zelina Vega by disqualification after Austin Theory and Angel Garza get physically involved. After the match, Belair and The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) fight back, and Ford proposes they have a six-person mixed tag team match.

Bianca Belair and The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) beat Zelina Vega, Austin Theory and Angel Garza in a six-person mixed tag team match.

In footage from WrestleMania, Bobby Lashley feels he needs new management - or a new wife - after his loss to Aleister Black. Lana shows up wanting to know what is going on. Lashley says "Nothing," then leaves.

Aleister Black beats Apollo Crews.

Cedric Alexander and Ricochet beat Oney Lorcan and Danny Burch.

We hear from Kevin Owens in footage from earlier today. He says that the last five months have been hell as he tried to get Seth Rollins one-by-one to the point where he wondered if it was worth it. He then says that when he beat Seth Rollins at WrestleMania, he realized it was all worth it for a WrestleMania moment he could be proud of. Owens says he is moving on to bigger and better things, but whatever he does, he is here to stay and he will keep fighting.

Seth Rollins quickly beats Denzel Dejournette.

Nia Jax returns from double knee surgery and beats Deonna Purrazzo in her first match in just over a year.

Humberto Carrillo beats Brendan Vink.

In backstage footage from WrestleMania, Charly Caruso interviews Charlotte Flair, who talks about how her father "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair had custom suits and robes and how he said that it is the man who makes the suit. She says that the woman makes the title and that she stands as two-time NXT Women's Champion. Charlotte says that Rhea Ripley was alright, but she bows down to the Queen like every other woman in WWE.

In footage from after WrestleMania, Drew McIntyre heads to the ring with the WWE Championship around his waist. He is interviews in the ring by Sarah Schreiber, and says that the magnitude of his win has not him quite yet after twenty minutes. McIntyre thanks Paul Heyman for telling Brock Lesnar to keep giving him the F-5, as his life flashed before his eyes at that moment and he kept getting angrier every time he did it. He also says he would Claymore Kick Lesnar as many times as it would take, and now it has made him the WWE Champion. Suddenly, Big Show shows up with a referee. Big Show congratulates McIntyre before telling him that every Superstar will be gunning for him, then says it is a big man's world and McIntyre is no giant. McIntyre says he knows where this is going, but Big Show says he "doesn't know shit." McIntyre says he is not fighting right now due to having just fought Lesnar, but Big Show accuses him of cowardice. McIntyre says this is his first day and that he is not afraid of Big Show, and that he knows he is trying to push his buttons as he says there is nothing he can do to convince him to fight tonight. Big Show responds by slapping him. This starts a match.

Drew McIntyre retains the WWE Championship against Big Show.

Here are the top ten moments from tonight's show!

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for April 6, 2019

Nick Aldis and Kamile guest on commentary for this week.

Dalton Castle and The Boys beat the team of Karl Fredericks, Clark Connors and Alex Coughlin.

We hear from "The Darewolf" PJ Black, who admits that he he entered ROH with a chip on his shoulder and that his loss against Bandido put him over the edge. He says that he tried to win by any means necessary, but it did not work in his favor, and that he did the opposite of what Ring of Honor is built upon. He has taken some time to think about how he has been doing things, and admits that he must do things different from here on, and that LifeBlood has exemplified the right way to go. PJ Black and Bandido will have their rematch in two weeks.

The Bouncers (The Beer City Bruiser and Brian Milonas) beat The Voros Twins (Chris and Patrick Voros).

We see backstage footage from 17th Anniversary Show where "The Last Real Man" Silas Young confronts and then attacks Johnathan Gresham as he is helped to the back.

We hear from The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe), who promise to qualify for the upcoming Crockett Cup next week.

"The Last Real Man" Silas Young beast Jonathan Gresham with an inside cradle after launching Gresham into referee Todd Sinclair, allowing Silas to hit Gresham with a low blow to ensure a win.

G1 Supercard 2019 - The Results

Kenny King wins the Honor Rumble after hiding under the ring to last eliminate The Great Muta and Jushin "Thunder" Liger. After the match, Muta spits red mist into Kenny King's face, then the crowd chants "Thank you, Liger!" During the match:

Cheeseburger is saved by Shinobi Shadow Squad teammates Ryan Nova and Eli Isom, but they are quickly taken out by Bad Luck Fale.

Toru Yano comes out at #27, but has Colt Cabana takes his place in the match while he replaces Cabana on English commentary. Toru Yano comes out to help Cabana when Haku is about to eliminate him. He and Caban are both eliminated by The Great Muta. It is later made official that Toru Yano has been placed in the match as the 31st entrant, despite the match being a 30-man over-the-top battle royal.

Kenny King

Minoru Suzuki

Cheeseburger

The Beer City Bruiser

Sho

Shingo Tagaki

BUSHI

Yoh

Shaheem Ali

Rhett Titus

LSG

Ryusuke Taguchi

Will Ferrara

Chase Owens

Rocky Romero

Brian Milonas

Bad Luck Fale

Jonathan Gresham

"Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams

YOSHI-HASHI

"The Darewolf" PJ Black

Jushin "Thunder" Liger

TK O'Ryan

Vinny Marseglia

Delirious

Tomohiro Ishii

Colt Cabana

Hirooki Goto

Haku

The Great Muta

Toru Yano

Jeff Cobb retains the ROH World Television Championship and beats "The Aerial Assassin" Will Ospreay to become the NEVER Openweight Champion following two Tours of the Island, one from the top rope and one in the ring. The win makes Jeff Cobb the first American to hold the title.

World Arm Wrestling League Michael Todd is seen in the crowd.

Rush beats Dalton Castle in mere seconds with the Bull's Horns. After the match, Dalton Castle turns on The Boys after their inadvertent distraction at the start of the match.

As "The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon guests on commentary for the next match, Juice Robinson is found attacked and laid out backstage. Someone is also seen running away, but that person cannot be immediately identified.

Kelly Klein beats Mayu Iwatani following two K-Powers to win the ROH Women of Honor World Championship for the second time. At the start of the match, Kelly Klein calls off Camp Klein, telling them to head to the back sho she can take on Iwatani on her own. As Klein holds up the title, Angelina Love and Velvet Sky show up, get in the ring and talk with Klein. "The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon stands in the ring with Klein, then Mandy Leon turns on Klein by kicking her in the back of the head. Jenny Rose runs in the ring, as does Stella Gray, but both of them are taken out. Mandy Leon takes a selfie of Klein as Angelina draws a circle with an A in it on Klein's forehead, cementing a heel turn for Mandy Leon and creating a new version of The Beautiful People in the process, and as the three of them pose on the stage, a new logo consisting of the words "The Allure" pops up on the TitanTron.

It is announced that Juice Robinson will not be allowed to compete following the backstage attack on him earlier in the show.

Caprice Coleman appears on commentary at this point.

Mega Ran performs "Going To The Garden." During the performance, Bully Ray shows up. Mega Ran offers to leave peacefully, but after the fans chant for Bully Ray to beat him up, Bully Ray shoves Mega Ran only for Mega Ran to confront him. Bully Ray runs away after Bully swings his chain, then says that Juice Robinson would not have made it to tonight before declaring that his New York City Street Fight is still open. The challenge is immediately answered by Flip Gordon, who has not been seen in action in two months and is finally medically cleared for action.

Flip Gordon beats Bully Ray in a New York City Street Fight. During the match, "The Last Real Man" Silas Young and Shane Taylor get involved, but Juice Robinson and Mark Haskins show up with a cart full of weapons to make the match three-on-three. They and Flip Gordon team up to get the win against Bully Ray, Silas Young and Shane Taylor.

Dragon Lee beats Bandido and "The Bone Soldier" Taiji Ishimori to become the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Champion!

Before the next match, PCO is revived by Destro, who connects him to a car battery before shocking him with electricity.

The Guerrillas of Destiny (Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa) retain the IWGP Tag Team Championships and beat Villain Enterprises (Brody King and PCO), Los Ingobernables de Japon (EVIL and SANADA) and The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) to become the ROH World Tag Team Champions! After the match, Toru Yano is seen on the stage with the IWGP Tag Team Championships in his hands. (As this happens, former WWE Superstars Enzo Amore and Big Cass reportedly jump the guardrail and fight The Briscoes. Bully Ray has to show up to fight them off, and the incident is kept off camera while the cameras focus on Toru Yano.)

Zack Sabre Jr. retain the Revolution Pro British Heavyweight Championship against Hiroshi Tanahashi by submission.

Kota Ibushi beats Tetsuya Naito to become the IWGP Intercontinental Champion!

Nick Aldis and Kamile guest on commentary for the next match.

Matt Taven beats Jay Lethal and "The Villain" Marty Scurll in a Ladder Match with the help of an extra-tall purple ladder to become the ROH World Champion!

"The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada beats "Switchblade" Jay White to win the IWGP Heavyweight Championship for the fifth time.

Championship Gold - Championship Wrestling presented by PRO Shingle recap for April 6, 2019

"Professional" Peter Avalon beats Caleb Perez with a single leg crab in his first match after recovering from surgery. After the match, Avalon says Championship Wrestling From Hollywood is his home, and after a lot of thinking, he knows what he wants and states that he will stop at nothing until he gets it.

We see highlights from a recent Memphis Grizzlies "wrestling night" basketball game involving Buff Bagwell, The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner), Rikishi and Jerry "The King" Lawler.

Backstage, Brandon Cutler says he is aware that Jamie Iovine will be at ringside, but he does have a history with Royce Isaacs. Culter says family is not a weakness; he is proud to be a family man and a dork, and proclaims that everyone will see who the real dork is when he takes the Television title from him.

Dicky Mayer beats Takeshi Minamino after throwing an elbow pad at Takeshi. After the match, Ty Matthews states that the sacrifice of Jordan Clearwater is necessary, and warns Ray Rosas that tampering with that sacrifice will stop things bigger than him. He warns him to stay out of his business, or else he will be set on a path to wellness.

Watts beats "D-Man" Dan Parker. During the match, Watts takes the microphone and demands his music be played early - as the match is already over in his mind - then he hits Parker with a choke bomb for the win.

Before the next match, Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe and Luster The Legend) says that they are back and that after what happened to Double Platinum (Suede Thompson and Chris Bey), everyone should just pack up and go home.

Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe and Luster The Legend) beat JK Frizm and Jeffrey Excellence. After the match, CWFH Minority Owner Nikko Marquez shows up and welcomes Reno Scum back, and announces that they will get a shot at the United Tag Team Championships in a triple threat tag team match along with The Rocknes Monsters (YUMA and BHK) and Double Platinum (Suede Thompson and Chris Bey).

Royce Isaacs retains the United Television Championship against Brandon Cutler following the distraction by Jamie Iovine. Before the match begins, Cutler lays out Jamie Iovine with a Diamond Cutler, but it is not enough to take him out for the entire match.

At the end of the episode, hosts Maria and Dustin Starr celebrate a successful first episode with some cake, but Dustin drops the cake, much to Maria's chagrin.