PAC's wife, Natalie Satterley posted a message on IG about her late husband.

"Thank you for our beautiful life darling. Twenty one years ago we became friends, nineteen years ago we fell in love and eleven years ago we were married. Two souls entwined in one; my best friend and better half.

You always worked so incredibly hard to ensure we would have a great life together, both now and once you had retired. The cruelty of having all of our future hopes and dreams snatched away will never feel real. You were so excited to get home to us, you were going to shoot hoops all week with your best mates, we were going to set up your new home gym and take Wilfie for some autumnal walks, have pizza at Rudy’s on your cheat day, go to the match, see Sam Campbell live. We’re all just waiting for you to walk through the door again darling, and the idea that will never happen is beyond comprehension.

I can’t believe it’s been over two weeks already since we last spoke, I can’t believe I’m making this post. We will try our hardest to get through this nightmare and look after each other as I know that’s what you would want, but we will miss you every minute, of every hour, of every day. Love you eternally pet ❤️."

He seems like a fun loving guy for the most part. I hope he gets another main event run at some point

Visiting Tokyo and went to a NJPW event. Lots of fun and had a great night. Didn’t realise this fella decided to go back to Japan. He put on a good show in my opinion.

I've been watching wrestling since the 80s, when I was but a pup. That man would be over in any era. Stop milking Roman dry and stir it up a little. Made me stop watching MITB. I will get back to it, because there are other wrestlers that I like. But the way it's going, they'll all probably be buried by Joe Anoa'i for years to come.

In the last episode of Smackdown, Danhausen uses his evil detector on Finn Balor and it beeps. It might be just stupid, but what if Balor was actually trying to use his Demon against Gunther? Maybe at Crown Jewel? Gunther mocks him, calling him "The ghost of Finn Balor". Is this all a setup to make the Demon return?

Roman Reigns’ original face push, from 2015-18, is arguably the biggest failure in WWE history. They sunk four straight WM main events into him, only for it all to end with Roman losing to Brock at WM34 in a match nobody cared about.

I was telling my wife about this and she asked a simple question: who should’ve gotten that push instead?

I debated. I think the best option: Kevin Owens.

Why? His promos are real and effective. His matches are consistently excellent. He’s all-in. Most of all, I see fans rallying behind his “fight the world” persona, to the point he’d be the most beloved star of the century.

The only negative? His finisher makes him feel a bit like a Stone Cold knock off. But then again maybe there’s something there… Imagine their WM38 match if KO had been the face of the company headed into it. Could be the biggest match ever.

In my alternative world, instead of an era that generally sucked, KO would’ve had a four-year run we’d be nostalgic for today. Have a better choice?

According to Copeland in an interview on the "Daily Faceoff," his heated blood feud with Matt Hardy changed how he approached wrestling and set him up for main event success.

"[That was] when I started to put together what exactly was going to move me beyond where I was at, and that was taking my time and making sure that, that camera could get that shot," he explained. Copeland added that it was his way of collaborating with the producers and shifting his mindset from simply being a wrestler to thinking more like a director. 

"Now I'm thinking of shots, because shots become moments, and moments are what actually stay and resonate with an audience," he said. "They don't remember, 'Oh, there was that Poison-Rana.' No. They may remember a Spear off a ladder because of the spectacle of it, and the flashbulbs in the background when there was still cameras – disposable cameras – but to me, it's moves are great, but it's all about making connection."

Copeland also opined that he'd rather have fans chant his name as opposed to the promotion he's in, because this would establish that he'd have made the connection with fans instead. The veteran also criticized generic fan chants like "This Is Awesome," stating that it still doesn't imply a connection between the wrestler and the audience.

 "When you truly start to make strides, and when you truly start to get 'over,' is when they connect to you," he concluded.

I believe it was the first MITB match for all these wrestlers except for Tiffany.

Which one showed the most potential in your opinion?

Personally I thought Sol was pretty impressive and I could see her being top champion sooner than the rest.

• Je’Von Evans Medical Update

• New Women’s World Heavyweight Champion Liv Morgan to Appear

• Rey Mysterio vs. Big Cass

• Chad Gable (c) vs. Rey Fenix
{WWE Intercontinental Championship}

• The Bloodline (Solo Sikoa & The Usos) vs. The 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, & Lucien Price)
{Six-Man Tag Team Match}

I got roman and liv! Roman because I think someone is going to cost sami sayn the match and liv bc we all know she ain't losing to Chelsea green

Back in early March, I decided to embark on a journey. I decided to watch every PLE that I could stream online in chronological order. It's really been a fun journey to see how WWE has changed over the years. So anyway....

I'm currently watching 2023 PLE's. Money in the Bank was one of L.A. Knight's first major PLE appearances. Gigantic entrance pop. There was someone in the crowd with a sign that said "IF L.A. KNIGHT LOSES WE RIOT!!!!!!" He was 100% over in 2023.

I just don't understand why they never pulled the trigger. I mean, they could have given him MitB then and no one would have bat an eye. I bet even if he had a botched cash in, they could have used it to give him a solid championship push. I'm sure there are a multitude of reasons. I just wish I knew why. I really admire his work. The only thing that's better than his promos is his match work and the only thing better than that are his promos. He's just a joy to watch. Great character. I hope that the rumors of backstage friction aren't true. I hope he doesn't leave. The WWE needs him.

I think it would be really cool if Hayman’s next wrestler he represented was a woman. Any thoughts?? I mean what if Judgement Day broke up and Raquel was on her own and was presented as a big, dangerous women’s wrestler to watch out for? I’m not saying it has to be Raquel just think seeing him represent a woman would be cool!

Funny, innovative, high flying, grappling, etc. They can do it all.

My fav team is The Vanity Project and I think they sell better. But I love los americanos too.

What are your thoughts on them?

I think they could be a great tag team in WWE and triple a for a decade plus.

Love them amazing.

What are your guys thoughts on them?

After 15 years I finally realized a few things segment that is kinda funny and ironic

I'm I the only one who finds it funny that the WWE lockeroom, Announcers, and Referees were afraid of Miz and R Truth after what they did at Hell in the Cell 2011 but when The Nexus showed up to cause Chaos a year earlier nobody not even the heels were complaining or threatening to walkout on the show. Hell the lockeroom actually stood up to the Nexus and fought back instead of boycotting the show. So we're supposed to believe what Miz and R Truth did was a lot worst then what the Nexus did?

You know what is also funny is the fact the WWE lockeroom selected Wade Barrett (the man who orchestrated all the chaos the Nexus caused) to speak for the WWE lockeroom and claim the WWE lockeroom didn't feel safe and call him out for causing Chaos? Predictably Triple H rightfully called Barrett out for his Hypocrisy and it kinda makes the WWE superstars look like idiots for trusting someone who wasn't reliable source when they could've picked anyone else to deliver this message.

It's also amusing to hear the referees be concerned about their safety when doing their job even though the refs had been getting hurt for years at this point. I mean in 2002 referee Tim White got seriously hurt in Hell in the Cell and was never seen again on WWE tv but for some reason no refs complain or threatened to go on strike for this even though they did refuse to officiate the next Hell in a Cell match in 2003

Also at the end this whole thing ended up changing nothing except them getting a new GM (John Laurinaitis) and the same Chaos was more or less still happening. Now it's been said that this whole thing was supposed to lead to a corporate takeover of the company orchestrated by Vince as revenge for what Triple did to him after Money in the Bank 2011 but instead this basically just led to another generic heel authority figure taking over and changing nothing about the show

Was bored at work and made this. I'm not real knowledgeable about the rings and their powers but did a bit of research on each. I've added the template if you'd like to do your own.

I wouldnt wanna see 946 teaming up with 2 other superstars in Wargames just for the sake of padding the numbers. They have to be established as a trio so I think a 3 v 3 would be better.

Heres how I would book it. 946 takes out Jimmy, Jey, and Solo leaving Roman with no team. He reluctantly teams up with LA Knight and Penta against 946

A lot of people, including myself, having been calling for a change at the time top for quite a while now. But a genuine question that could be thrown at us is who actually takes over the reigns if it does happen.

P.S. give actual answers. Not stuff like "wElL aNyOnE eLsE cOuLd Do BeTtEr"

There have been a few people who have came from the program that have made an impact on NXT: the Vanity Project, EK prosper, and Sean legacy are the ones that come off the top of my head. But for the majority, most of these people have gotten lost in the shuffle. For one thing, they’re using Evolve as the platform for showcasing, the talent that they bring in, but the show is so obviously rehearsed and unauthentic that it barely showcase how talented the wrestlers can be as opposed to what the old Evolve was at its peak. Recently, a few people have announced that they are no longer with the program but they are just few of many who have either been released or have left. I just ultimately don’t think the program is the best at actually improving and showcasing the wrestlers that they bring in.

Does anyone know a way for an Aussie to get access to WWE Radio? I’ve tried with a BPN but as I don’t have a USA credit card it won’t let me finalise. Alternatively, anyone prepared to share a logo in if I transfer you some funds?

Also looking for access for club WWE content due to the same issue 🤣

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A lot has been said about the 946 faction and what is working and not working, but I haven't seen many people disliking OTM. Do you think they're delivering on what was expected of them?

With Lola Vice on Raw, I’ve been thinking about a slow-burn way WWE could handle her transition, specifically by creating an organic connection with The Judgment Day. Her MMA background and aggressive attitude already fit their vibe perfectly.

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Instead of an immediate takeover or formal initiation, here is how I'd love to see it play out:

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No Big Official Announcement: Let her have subtle, unexplained interactions with the group over time. Let the audience naturally pick up on her presence around them until it feels like she just belongs there (e.g., Lola casually leaning against a wall during a Judgment Day backstage segment, or a brief, unspoken nod in the hallway).

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Lola & JD McDonagh Dynamic: Explore a gradual, subtle connection between Lola and JD McDonagh. It doesn't need to dominate their characters, just small moments that add intrigue.

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A Character Evolution for JD: Over time, JD could naturally become noticeably calmer, darker, and more serious—stepping away from his sarcastic side. The crowd would be left wondering if Lola's presence is changing him, without WWE spelling it out directly.

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Maintained Independence: Crucially, both remain their own competitors. Lola continues her own rivalries in the women's division, while JD continues his matches with The Judgment Day.

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I think a patient, "show, don't tell" approach like this would make both characters feel much deeper. What are your thoughts on this direction?

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TL;DR: WWE should gradually link Lola Vice with The Judgment Day through subtle background interactions, while evolving JD McDonagh into a darker, quieter character—all while both maintain their independent storylines.