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Do you have a legitimate source for those claims? There has still yet to be any verification from anyone involved that what was reported actually happened. Ryan Satin's stories have been denied by Sasha herself, Peyton Royce, and Cathy Kelly to name a few. Yet you're continuing to bash her based purely off that? I'm sorry, but I just find that very silly.

The amount of fans that will blindly believe everything they read which is reported by wrestling "journalists" is just astounding. Remember that time it was reported that Nia Jax had walked out on WWE at the urging of the Rock, and it turned out that she had been struck on the head by someone else's luggage on a plane and WWE were giving her time off to recover?

There are plenty of possibilities for why Sasha hasn't appeared since WrestleMania. She could be dealing with a nagging injury. She could be mentally burned out on wrestling. WWE could be giving her a long break to refresh her character for a return. She could be stressed out from long-term dealing with creative in a similar way to Ambrose. These are just a few possible alternatives. Until it's confirmed by someone credible that she did actually walk-out, you might want to ease up on the Sasha Banks bashing.

While they've still yet to state the dimensions (as far as I'm aware), we do now have a photo of the ring, where it was displayed at MCM Comic-Con:



It is a large photo, and tbh I'm not sure how many people reading this thread will care for it, which is why I've put it in spoiler tags.

But you can see the ring pictured, along with a large amount of the upcoming figurines, a few of which hadn't been revealed before. I've got the first few issues now, and they all look really good. I'm really glad they brought this figurine collection out.

I listened to Moxley's Talk is Jericho today, and I found it absolutely fascinating, and very interesting and informative. It made me realise that unless you work in the company, you don't really have a clue what goes on behind the scenes. We know how horrendous practically all of Ambrose's segments were in 2018, but I know that I never knew the stories behind the scenes, as Moxley described. The examples he gave just sound like terrible experiences, and just shows how out of touch Vince really is.

I don't really want to go too far off-topic or come across as being on a high horse, but Moxley's experiences described on the podcast is exactly why I think fans have absolutely no right to bash anybody who supposedly walks out on WWE. We don't know what they're going through, and we don't have a right to know everything either. Just because one specific reason is rumoured, doesn't mean that was necessarily the deciding factor, if there's even any truth to it in the first place. Really, I think everyone is entitled to happiness, and doing what they think is right for them. If a job makes you miserable, as it clearly did Ambrose, then there's no reason to carry on working there. Good for Ambrose for feeling like he had to carry on to the end of his contract, but I don't think there should be any shame in quitting early either, if any particular superstar is THAT unhappy, for whatever reason.

I mainly use PS4 to watch the WWE Network, but I watch it on my Fire Stick if I need to move my TV into a larger room to watch with friends. If you're after a Fire Stick, it's currently 20-25% off, depending on which version you want.

AEW Double or Nothing was incredible! As someone who's been largely WWE-only, bar briefly watching TNA in 2010 and unsuccessfully trying NJPW last year, I absolutely loved the show. I was optimistic beforehand but still a bit reserved for the possibility of failure. Thankfully they delivered. Fantastic matches, fantastic presentation, and fantastic surprises. Pro wrestling at its best. With how incredible their very first show was, AEW showed there is finally a serious, potentially mainstream, easily accessible alternative to WWE. It's a great time to be a wrestling fan!

Some dodgy moments throughout, namely not cutting to entrances correctly in the battle royal, that backstage librarian segment, some awkward camera work throughout, the exceptionally poor timing of entrance videos in the 6 woman tag entrances, the timekeeper screwing up in the 6 woman tag match. But they're all things that can be worked out, and nobody should have expected perfection. Even now, the following day, I can say that AEW has a very good foundation to build off of. I had never watched the vast majority of wrestlers on the show, but I'm happy to discover exactly who they are over the course of AEW's future.

Highlights of the show for me included Awesome Kong's surprise debut, the Japanese 6 Woman Tag match, Cody VS Dustin, and of course Moxley's debut.

Incredibly strong start, can't wait for the future! I may not have been impressed by All In, but Double or Nothing impressed me beyond my expectations.

The new WWE 24 BeckyLynch is incredible! Maybe the best one they've done. Engaging throughout, and told her journey perfectly. Becky Lynch is such an inspirational person, and is one of, if not the, biggest star in the company. The whole documentary just cemented why. Highly recommended.

Despite how exceedingly poor the weekly TV product has been for the past few weeks, Money in the Bank was a really good PPV! That's the main event result aside, of course.

Money in the Bank got off to a fantastic start! As much as I wanted Sasha to return to win it, Bayley was an excellent choice to win. Great to know that they're building Bayley back up as a serious challenger. And at least they made it clear that Sasha will be returning soon, with her constant namedropping in Bayley's post-match promo. Honestly, I'm not complaining, because it was quite funny, but it sounded like the main point of the promo was to fit Sasha into the promo as many times as possible. Honestly with the crowd booing at the mere mention of Sasha's name (guess there's a lot of people who believe everything they read on the internet, despite being debunked by herself, the IIconics, and Cathy Kelly, to name a few), it seems pretty clear that Sasha should return as a heel. It's about time too, she's spent 3 years as a face and has honestly become stale. She needs a heel turn to revitalise herself.

I had no doubt that Becky would retain against Lacey, but Becky seemed to get quite an easy win against Lacey, which surprised me. I expected her to be more beaten up for Charlotte to get a clean win. I didn't expect Lacey to interfere to help Charlotte. So that was an engaging turn of events. No surprise that Charlotte won the SmackDown Women's Championship (one superstar holding both brand's titles would be silly in the long-term). But I didn't expect the post-match double-team beat-down. Nor did I expect Bayley to come to Becky's rescue. That was a really great moment when her music hit and the crowd popped. It was even greater moment when Bayley cashed in! That was honestly the highlight of the night.

After having zero credibility as a singles performer since Extreme Rules 2017, Bayley is finally back not only as a credible competitor, but as a Women's Champion! Now they just need to restore Sasha's credibility, and all Four Horsewomen will be where they belong, as the top stars of the division.

Honestly, I have mixed feelings about Lesnar's return to Money in the Bank. On one hand, I have absolutely no interest in him as a performer. He just drags the quality of the product down, even further than it already is, and leaves RAW without a World title for the rest of the roster to fight for. He's easily one of the most boring wrestlers ever. However on the other hand, it was completely unexpected, and genuinely shocked me, and it was a unique look for Brock Lesnar to hold Money in the Bank. However on the whole, I think it was a mistake, and a complete waste of Money in the Bank. I believe that the MITB briefcase should only ever be used to build new stars, or to revitalise stars who've fallen down.

Honestly though, why can't Brock Lesnar just off?! Both times he's lost the Universal title, we think we've finally gotten rid of him, only for him to show up again to win it back. I really hope that earlier post reporting that half the crowd started leaving the moment he left is true, because somebody needs to tell Vince that Brock is far more of a hindrance than he is a help. At least with the way they book him to hold the World title hostage, he is. Whatever the new title being revealed on RAW is, they should just award it to Brock so he can stay away from the Universal title, since he clearly MUST hold a championship at all times.

Even with my issues with Lesnar's return aside, Money in the Bank was still really good, and kept me watching, rather than losing interest as I do more often than not with WWE PPVs. The Women's Division made this show for me. I'd probably give it 8/10.

I just really want All-Stars 2.

I can't fathom why they'd drop the Windows 10 desktop app under the excuse that they gave. It's literally the most up to date operating system. Trying to use the WWE Network through an internet browser is perhaps the worst possible way to access the WWE Network.