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WWE Extreme Rules is done and dusted, Bray Wyatt is back, and fans enjoyed a right old night of it in Philadelphia.Wyatt’s much-teased return to the fold finally came off at the finish of the Premium Live Event – taking the roof with it.An eventful night also featured a title change as Ronda Rousey defeated Liv Morgan for the Smackdown Women’s championship, while Bianca Belair retained her gold at the expense of Bayley.READ MORE: 'Brock Leicester' video mocks Nottingham Forest's Man Utd loanee Dean HendersonThe Brawling Brutes got the better of Imperium in a Good Old Fashioned Donnybrook Match, and the deadly Judgement Day got one over on Edge in the most sinister of manners.Drew McIntyre had a fairy miserable night and was downed by Karrion Kross, while Matt Riddle stood tall over Seth Rollins after their Fight Pit match.Here Daily Star takes a look at five key takeaways from a busy night of action as focus now switches to the new ‘seasons’ of Raw and Smackdown, continuing with Monday’s episode of Raw.It’s understandable that Bray Wyatt is the talk of social media today after his stunning return at Extreme Rules.Wyatt has been gone from WWE for more than a year and has been missed by fans who valued his creativity, even if they didn’t necessarily always appreciate his end product – The Fiend for instance will always be a solid idea that never quite connected the way that was intended.It is important to tread carefully from here, not just for Bray but for the talent he’ll be working with.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter The 2023 installment of WWE’s Money in the Bank pay-per-view has officially become the highest-grossing arena event in WWE history, the company announced Wednesday. In addition, the episode of “Friday Night SmackDown” that preceded the July 1 pay-per-view is now the highest-grossing “SmackDown” of all time. Both shows took place at the famed O2 Arena in London and collectively grossed more than $5.4 million, per WWE. Money in the Bank 2023 also set new records in a number of other areas, including a nine percent jump in sponsorship revenue compared to the record set in 2022. Viewership, meanwhile, was up 17% from last year’s record, while the event generated the highest gross for venue merchandise in WWE history. It also set a record for On Location fan experience packages, making it the higest-grossing non-WrestleMania event for such packages in company history.

Rachel Seo Gavin Casalegno is entering his wrestling era. “The Summer I Turned Pretty” actor has joined director Ash Avildsen’s “Queen of the Ring,” his reps confirmed to Variety. “Queen of the Ring” follows the story of WWE Hall of Fame-inducted wrestler Mildred Burke, a world champion who broke glass ceilings throughout the course of her career from the 1930s through the 1950s. Casalegno will play the teenage version of Joe, Burke’s son. The cast also reportedly includes Emily Bett Richards (“Arrow”) and Josh Lucas (“Ford v Ferrari”) as Burke and her husband and business manager, Billy Wolfe. Marie Avgeropoulos (“The 100”) and WWE’s Charlotte Flair and Liv Morgan also star in the film. Avildsen (“Paradise City,” “American Satan”) will direct based on a script he penned. The film is inspired by Jeff Leen’s book of the same name.

WWE are taking over Cardiff for the mammoth event at the Principality Stadium on Saturday, 3rd September.More than 60,000 tickets are thought to have been snapped up by wrestling fanatics, eager to be part of what will be WWE’s first stadium show on these shores since 1992. READ MORE: WWE star champion Liv Morgan says Brit fans are 'so vulgar' - but she loves it The build-up has already been huge, with a mammoth clash between WWE Undisputed Universal Champion Roman Reigns and Brit Drew McIntyre already confirmed.Shayna Baszler will also challenge for the SmackDown Women’s title when she goes up against Liv Morgan.Now, fans in Cardiff for the show have been handed an even bigger boost with the news that The Undertaker will be in town to perform on the eve of the show.The legend, who racked up 30 years performing in WWE prior to his retirement, will be bringing his unique one-man show to the city’s New Theatre Cardiff Venue.The company announced: “UNDERTAKER 1 deadMAN SHOW will feature “The Phenom” in an intimate setting, sharing never-before-heard stories from his Hall of Fame career and taking questions from the WWE Universe in attendance.”The date will mark the show’s international debut, having been performed only in the US previously ahead of WWE SummerSlam last month.There’s no suggestion as yet that The Phenom will be appearing at Clash at the Castle the following day, but die-hard fans will be keeping fingers crossed for a cameo from one of the industry’s biggest ever stars.Played by grappler Mark Calaway The Undertaker made his debut in 1990, the menacing mortician appearing at the Survivor Series.Calaway, now 56, racked up memorable moments and world championships galore over the course of 30 years, before

WWE wrestler has been hunted down and arrested by police just months after signing for the sports entertainment giants.AJ Ferrari joined the company as part of its Next In Line programme in December last year, but went on the run after being accused of sexual assault on July 2. He was then subjected to a restraining order from an unnamed woman on July 5, before being arrested just over a week later on July 13.READ MORE: WWE star champion Liv Morgan says Brit fans are 'so vulgar' - but she loves itDuring that time, he was sacked from the Oklahoma State Wrestling team, which a source told local news was an “accumulation” of issues.A warrant for his arrest was issued, with a £20,000 bond set.

Ronda Rousey has been suspended indefinitely from WWE. The 35-year-old wrestler received the ban for attacking an official at WWE SummerSlam in Nashville over the weekend, after she lost the women's title match to Liv Morgan. A message on WWE.

Ronda Rousey is rousing up WWE officials following her Saturday attack of a ref at SummerSlam.

Ronda Rousey has been fined and suspended indefinitely by the WWE after attacking referee Dan Engler at SummerSlam.

Out of the ring. Ronda Rousey is suspended indefinitely after she attacked a WWE official at SummerSlam.

Ronda Rousey won't be seeing the ring anytime soon. The 35-year-old wrestler has been suspended indefinitely by the WWE following her attack on an official during Saturday's SummerSlam in Nashville, Tennessee.The WWE released a statement staying, «Following her attack on referee Dan Engler at SummerSlam, RondaRousey has been fined an undisclosed amount and will be suspended.»Rousey unleashed her wrath on Engler «after her SmackDown Women's Title Match, claiming [Engler] missed Liv Morgan tapping out to the Armbar while he counted the pinfall.»The suspension now means Rousey «will not appear on this week's Friday Night SmackDown.»After her match ended, Rousey manhandled the ref by flipping him over her shoulder and tossing him like a rag doll on the floor.

Ronda Rousey has been fined and suspended by WWE after attacking an official at WWE SummerSlam over the weekend.

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.

Impact Wrestling star Taya Valkyrie has had an interesting couple of years.She began 2021 starring for the company during the empty-arena Covid years alongside tag partner and friend Rosemary.But in February she left to join WWE – which took the wrestling world by surprise.READ MORE: WWE star champion Liv Morgan says Brit fans are 'so vulgar' - but she loves itTaya, whose real name is Kira Magnin-Forster, was repackaged as Franky Monet and had just a handful of matches before being released in November as part of the “Covid layoffs”.But it didn't take long for the 38-year-old Canadian, who is married to fellow wrestler and former WWE star John Morrison – aka Johnny Impact/Progress/Elite/Mundo/Nitro/Superstar – to rejoin the company where she truly made a name for herself on the world stage.And she almost immediately joined forces once again with Rosemary - whom she teams with at the Emergence PPV on August 12.The much-loved fan-favourite pair took on Madison Rayne and Tenille Dashwood at Slammiversary in June and took home the Impact Knockouts World Tag Team Championships for the first time as a duo.But does Taya see her time with WWE as something she regrets?Speaking exclusively to the Daily Star, she explained: “My opinion about it has changed over time, and I think that's pretty normal for anyone that goes through any sort of kind of life changing or awakening moment.“I don't regret anything, and I think that's important to realise that sometimes sad or depressing moments in your life can have huge moments of reflection and can really make you evolve and you know, I don't regret it.“I set out to do something, I did what I said I was going to do and I got signed by WWE and if I had not gone I would regret it the rest

READ MORE: WWE super-fan left floored after tribute from icon Shawn Michaels at NXT UK showAnd there's one thing Liv - the current WWE Smackdown Women's champion - is looking forward to more than anything.She said: “The UK crowd is the best – the best.“The best chants, I'm so ready to hear the chants - they're so funny, so great and they crack me up.“Sometimes they're a little bit vulgar and a little bit mean, but I'm so here for it and I love it.“I am so ready to just hear what they've got.”Before Liv gets to Cardiff, she has to defend her championship against the former UFC Women's Bantamweight Champion-turned-wrestler Ronda Rousey.Rousey lost to Liv during the Money in the Bank show earlier this month when Morgan cashed in her newly-won Money in the Bank contract to beat Rousey after she had already defended the title against Natalya.(Non-wrestling fans, watch the video at the top of this interview for that to make sense!)It was Liv's first title win, and something fans worldwide had been calling for for a long time.And even now, it's something Liv still hasn't quite got her head around.She told The Star: “The feeling has not worn off – not even a little bit, not a smidge.“I'm feeling it at all times, every second of the day, and I just want to keep going.“It's a feeling beyond words.“It also feels weird to a degree – I've been laser focussed my entire life on getting to WWE and being successful.“To hold a WWE title is the culmination of that, and I'm kind of like 'oh . .

Fight fans in Las Vegas this weekend are spoiled for choice with WWE's Money in the Bank going head to head with UFC276. The thirteenth annual Money in the Bank will take place on Saturday, July 2 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.

WWE star Bianca Belair is eyeing up more WrestleMania glory – and the chance to make history at Elimination Chamber in Saudi Arabia this weekend. The EST of WWE is one of six stars ready to battle it out in a Chamber match at the Jeddah Super Dome in Jeddah.She’ll go up against Rhea Ripley, Nikki A.S.H, Doudrop, Liv Morgan and Alexa Bliss to see who’ll wrestle for the Raw Women’s Championship at WrestleMania in April.Their collision is one of three marquee female bouts at Saturday afternoon’s event, which takes place just four years after the company staged The Greatest Royal Rumble in Saudi Arabia without any women on the card.Belair, who also had a prominent role in last October’s Crown Jewel event in Riyadh, has admitted excited at ‘making history’ as WWE’s female stars continue to make strides in the nation.In an interview with WWE UK, she commented: “I’m always excited to visit Saudi Arabia, my first time was for Crown Jewel!“To be visiting now with all the new developments that are happening for women, being part of that and being able to look out into the audience and see women, men, boys and little girls, it’s really special.“It’ll be my first Elimination Chamber match too and I’m all about being a part of huge moments and continuing to make more history.”The 32-year-old is relishing the chance to perform at WrestleMania again having won the SmackDown Women’s Championship from Sasha Banks at the showpiece occasion last year.WWE’s call to have her drop the title to Becky Lynch in a matter of seconds last summer wasn’t popular with fans, but Belair says she’s taken the madness of the last year in her stride.“I know what it feels like to be at WrestleMania,” she added.

There’s a chance that the WWE Universe will get a double-shot of Naomi at WrestleMania. The two-night event, taking place on April 10 and 11, kicks off with a Tag Team Turmoil Match.

The second half of WrestleMania 36 had a lot to live up to following a strong opening night featuring a raved-about Boneyard Match.