Bret Hart: Last News

Mike Halac, the former WWE wrestler known as “Mantaur” who during his 1990s heyday took on a minotaur persona by wearing a huge bull head as he entered the ring, died yesterday in Florida. He was 55.

We are learning more about Gypsy Rose Blanchard‘s prison release.

WWE legend Edge reflected on his legacy ahead of tonight’s SmackDown show in his hometown of Toronto when he squares off against Sheamus.

WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns – but says he’s coming for his head at Clash at the Castle today (Saturday, September 3).

WWE Clash at the Castle is almost upon us as up to 70,000 are expected in Cardiff on Saturday. The Principality Stadium spectacular is WWE’s first stadium show in the UK for 30 years, and plenty of big names are expected to be in town.Three decades ago, the iconic old Wembley Stadium was packed with over 80,000 wrestling fanatics as The British Bulldog completed a dream homecoming, defeating brother-in-law Bret Hart for the coveted intercontinental title. READ MORE: Tyson Fury’s Netflix series could derail Oleksandr Usyk fight plans for December This time around, that pressure of the homeland falls on the UK’s Drew McIntyre, who has the ominous task of challenging Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns for all the marbles.The show is also the first major Premium Live Event for WWE following the retirement of Vince McMahon - SummerSlam already having had much of McMahon’s involvement prior to his controversial exit.All eyes will be on new chairwoman Stephanie McMahon and husband Triple H, who heads up the company’s creative, to see just how big a splash they make.Ahead of the bash, Daily Star has compiled a handy guide of 5 things to look out for at WWE Clash at the Castle.WWE’s marquee events are famed for having a surprise or two hiding up their proverbial sleeve - something to give the mammoth crowd and the likely huge TV audience something to remember.What form this might take in Cardiff is frankly anyone’s guess.

WWE, NWA, WCW, WCCW and Impact Wrestling, took to the ring one final time last night (Sunday, July 31) to team with his son-in-law, and AEW star, Andrade.The pair took on All Elite Wrestling star Jay Lethal and legend Jeff Jarrett in a tag team match.READ MORE: WWE star champion Liv Morgan says Brit fans are 'so vulgar' - but she loves itFlair hadn't wrestled since his time in Impact Wrestling in 2011 when he took on Sting but now he appears to have finally ended a career that spanned a staggering 50 years. He had appeared for WWE many times since then, mainly managing his daughter Charlotte, but the itch to return to the ring never went away.And the 30-minute match at the event at the sold-out Municipal Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee, in front of 10,000 people, was exactly what you'd expect from a 73-year-old who likes to bleed.Flair and Andrade won, but it was no classic, as the veteran wrestler was barely able to stand at the end.However, he did speak to longtime friend Tony Schiavone after the bout, which took place in front of icons The Undertaker, Bret Hart and Mick Foley.He said: “All my family is here.

a reported secret £2.4m hush pact.It is alleged the agreement regards a settlement between McMahon and an ex-employee who he had a "consensual affair" with. He has since stepped down as CEO of the wrestling organisation and, while not responding directly to the claims, said in a statement he had pledged "complete cooperation to the investigation"."I have also pledged to accept the findings and outcome of the investigation, whatever they are," he added.But it is by no means the first controversial moment of Vince's career – both in and out of the ring – as Daily Star can reveal.

The Crash promotion in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico.While taking a dropkick from Mysterio, Aguayo went limp and fell against the second rope. His fellow wrestlers noticed this and quickly finished the match, allowing Aguayo to receive urgent medical help.Tragically, they could not manage to revive him, with the 35-year-old being pronounced dead at 1:00 am on March 21Aguayo was believed to have passed away from a cervical spine trauma, reportedly as a result of the dropkick by Mysterio Jr.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterCody Rhodes made his return to WWE on Saturday night at WrestleMania 38, coming back to the promotion that he famously exited nearly six years ago.In that time, Rhodes has wrestled all over the world and was integral to the founding of All Elite Wrestling (AEW), the rival wrestling promotion run by Tony Khan. Rhodes was a top star onscreen and an executive vice president offscreen in AEW, but he left the company in February 2022 after failing to come to terms on a new contract.In an interview with Variety in the days leading up to WrestleMania, Rhodes said his dream is still to do what his father — the legendary Dusty Rhodes — never did.

WWE female wrestling champ Becky Lynch is calling out Trish Stratus after she faced difficulties entering Canada, claiming Stratus had some pull with a customs official while she crossed the border.

Wigan Council is 'exploring options' on how to recognise the life of wrestling legend the British Bulldog, but it is unlikely to be a star on his hometown's 'Walk of Fame'.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterA&E and WWE have signed a multi-year extension of their programming partnership.Under the terms of the deal, A&E has ordered more than 130 hours of new programming centered on the sports entertainment giant.“A&E is an amazing partner with an impressive lineup of signature series across its networks,” said Nick Khan, WWE president. “The expansion of our partnership will allow us to continue creating a massive slate of new content with a trusted partner, while further establishing A&E as a destination for WWE fans for years to come.”The partnership includes 35 new episodes of “Biography: WWE Legends,” which was A&E’s most-watched series of 2021.

Dwayne Johnson is paying tribute to his former “mentor” Bret Hart.

It’s been more than two decades since Bret Hart retired from professional wrestling, but could a return to the WWE be in the cards?

Canada’s Walk of Fame has revealed its 2021 inductees, unveiling an eclectic list of 10 prestigious Canadians from various walks of life.

WWE Hall of Fame. The Star Trek legend has been named as the celebrity inductee in the delayed Class of 2020.

William Shatner will be a WWE Hall of Famer before the year is done.

In what is definitely some bombshell revelations, WWE Hall of Famer Bret 'The Hitman' Hart claimed on a recent episode of Confessions Of The Hitman that The Rock would constantly get bullied at the hands of Shawn Michaels and Triple H during his rookie days. Hart revealed that a lot of the wrestlers tried to give Dwayne Johnson a hard time enough to break him and get him to quit and they almost succeeded, via Wrestling Inc's transcription.

Last autumn, wrestling legend Bret Hart told me he believed The British Bulldog's induction into the WWE Hall of Fame was "long overdue".

Putting all the rumours to rest, Matt Hardy finally confirmed that his contract with WWE had ended and announced his departure in a YouTube video posted on his official channel on March 1. The former WWE Tag Team Champion stated that he is leaving the platform to become a free agent. A day after the announcement, his very first post-WWE exit appearance has been announced. Matt will be seen at The Big Event 18, scheduled to take place on March 7, 2020.

Triple H has said WWE could make In Your House events a permanent fixture again after 20 years away - with a familiar face already making a return. WWE's NXT brand presents Takeover: In Your House on Sunday night, the first event to bear that title since 1999.