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A new backstage report indicates MJF may soon return to AEW programming after an absence of more than two months. The former AEW World Champion last appeared at All In: London 2026 on August 30, and the update suggests his comeback and a potential program could be approaching sooner than previously expected.
Via WrestleZone
Former WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion Kairi Sane returned to in-ring competition on November 11, seven months after being released by WWE in April 2026. Sane previously left the company, returned in 2023 following time in Japan, and has now stepped back into the ring for the first time since her latest departure.
Via WrestleZone
AEW President Tony Khan provided a fresh update on Christian Cage’s recovery following injuries sustained at All Out, where Cage was thrown into a ladder early in his match. Cage, speaking through his real name Copeland, suffered three injuries from the impact, leaving his return to AEW television still uncertain.
Via WrestleZone
WWE Intercontinental Champion Ethan Page voiced strong disapproval of the upcoming John Cena Classic, comparing the tournament’s judging process to Simon Cowell. Speaking to The Takedown on SI, Page said he has little interest in competing in the December 14 event and questioned how its winners will ultimately be determined.
Via WrestleZone
A wrestling feature speculates on potential main events for WWE Wrestlepalooza, set for December 12 in Perth, Australia. Suggestions include a World Heavyweight Championship match between Roman Reigns and Royce Keys following their factions’ WarGames clash at Survivor Series, though no matches have been officially confirmed by WWE.
Via WrestleTalk
Tony Khan expressed enthusiasm about Marcus Mathers, a former WWE ID prospect, following his recent performances for AEW. Speaking during the AEW Full Gear 2026 media call, Khan suggested the wrestler could see expanded opportunities in both AEW and Ring of Honor based on what he has shown in a short span.
Via WrestleZone
WWE has enlisted multiple notable names, including Triple H, to help shape the upcoming John Cena Classic tournament. One individual has reportedly taken on a particularly influential role in determining which participants receive spotlight moments, as the creative process for the unusual event continues to take shape behind the scenes.
Via WrestleZone
Damian Priest continued discussing his past criticism of WWE’s main event scene, but shifted his stance on accountability. The former World Heavyweight Champion explained he now views himself as part of the solution rather than solely questioning why the same wrestlers consistently occupy top spots, reflecting a changed personal outlook on the issue.
Via WrestleZone
Marina Shafir, who has already made a surprise AEW appearance, discussed the possibility of her close friend Ronda Rousey eventually returning to the promotion. Speaking to an outlet, Shafir did not rule out the idea, adding a new wrinkle to ongoing speculation about whether the former UFC and WWE star could appear for AEW again.
Via WrestleZone
Marina Shafir, aligned with Jon Moxley’s Death Riders faction since August 2024, revealed that advice from her teammate has reshaped her approach to professional wrestling. Shafir, the group’s original member, described finding a new side of herself through the partnership, contributing to a meaningful personal moment within her AEW run.
Via WrestleZone
Chelsea Green, despite winning championships and reaching milestones since returning to WWE, said during an appearance on Cody Rhodes’ podcast that she has not yet delivered the in-ring performance she holds herself to. The former Women’s Champion reflected on her career achievements while admitting a personal gap remains in her work.
Via WrestleZone
A wrestling feature speculates that TNA could sign several free agents who previously held AEW championships, naming Tommy End and Anthony Bowens among possibilities. The piece notes TNA’s recent roster turnover, including departures to WWE and AEW and new arrivals, while stressing these moves remain unconfirmed speculation rather than reported signings.
Via WrestleTalk
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