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Shayna Baszler is headed to TNA Bound For Glory, The Hardys fall short in their World Tag Team Championship rematch, and Road Dogg is returning to the ring for the first time since 2015.

On today's Just Pro Wrestling News, we cover Baszler's upcoming TNA debut alongside Zoey Serrano, the Nemeth Brothers retaining their championships, and syX attacking The Hardys ahead of Sunday's pay per view.

Plus, Anthony Henry reveals a serious neck injury requiring surgery, Josh Bishop pins MLW World Champion Killer Kross, Laynie Luck reportedly finishes with WWE ID, and Avery Styles delivers a Spiral Tap on TNA IMPACT.

We also preview WWE Money in the Bank and NJPW King of Pro Wrestling.

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www.JustProWrestlingNews.com

Cody Rhodes has signed a new WWE contract, Jim Ross is recovering following another brain procedure, and MJF has challenged NJPW's Ryohei Oiwa.

On today's Just Pro Wrestling News, we cover Rhodes confirming his WWE future, the positive family update on Jim Ross, and MJF's surprise appearance at New Japan's Korakuen Hall event.

We also report on the tragic death of Mexican referee El Búho and the ongoing investigation, Tessa Blanchard's upcoming MLW debut, YOH's latest IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship defense, and the announced field for CMLL's Women's Grand Prix.

Plus, GCW prepares to address its World Championship situation, and The Hardys challenge the Nemeth Brothers on tonight's TNA IMPACT.

More daily wrestling news:

www.JustProWrestlingNews.com

Today on Just Pro Wrestling News:

• Will Ospreay defeats Kazuchika Okada and retains the AEW World Championship in Paris.

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www.JustProWrestlingNews.com

Eight wrestlers, two stages, one championship, and a whole lot of questions. AEW's Clockwork Carnage match gives Wrestling Mayhem Show plenty to untangle as Sorg and Mad Mike welcome guest co-hosts Tina Keys and Trueprinceofpro (T-Pop) for episode 1023.

Fresh off AEW Grand Slam Paris, the crew reacts to Will Ospreay versus Kazuchika Okada, Darby Allin versus Kyle Fletcher, Mercedes Moné versus Queen Aminata, and the storytelling around Swerve Strickland and Hangman Page. They discuss the atmosphere of an international wrestling crowd before debating whether Clockwork Carnage's combination of timed entries, eliminations, and a final scoring period will make for great television or too much explanation.

WWE's Money in the Bank preview turns into a discussion about who the ladder matches should elevate, Tina's pick of Roxanne Perez, and whether LA Knight could leave with the World Heavyweight Championship. Possible cash-ins, the mystery surrounding the 946 faction, and future WarGames scenarios are strictly predictions and fantasy booking.

Then the PWI 500 sparks a spirited argument: did El Grande Americano deserve better? The crew considers activity requirements, wins and losses, star power, and the difference between a breakout year and a ranking formula. There is also love for Bandido, Lee Moriarty, Beastman, Facade, Pretty Boy Smooth, and Bill Collier's growing opportunities in TNA.

Independent wrestling takes center stage with Sorg's production perspective and Tina's viewing experience of DEFY Wrestling's Detroit debut. They discuss Lio Rush, Trey Miguel, Trish Adora, the Infantry and Death Riders, Bryan Keith versus Joshua Bishop, and the challenge of capturing crowd energy while following action all over a venue. Sorg also shares his personal experience attending AEW's PAC tribute in Pittsburgh, while the crew reflects on Will Ospreay's tribute and Jon Moxley's commentary.

In What We Learned, Mad Mike follows a wrestler's unforgettable Survivor moment, T-Pop discovers the Junkyard Dog Juke through Adam Copeland's Maple Leaf Pro appearance, and Tina explores Pro Wrestling EVE's veteran-led talent structure. Sorg closes with a personal reflection inspired by Moxley's message: care about your work, recognize burnout, and appreciate the people who help you keep going. Plus, lucha libre in a library inspires a very Mayhem match idea.

Watch or listen: https://www.wrestlingmayhemshow.com/

In Part 1 of this special conversation, Fishing Without Bait host Jim Ellermeyer sits down with Monica Ruiz of Casa San Jose to talk about advocacy, community, human dignity, and what it means to truly listen to the people you are trying to serve.

Monica discusses her path as a social worker and how her work eventually brought her to Casa San Jose. She shares the organization’s beginnings with Sister Janice Vanderneck and its growth from a small operation working out of a church basement into an organization with more than 35 staff members serving communities in Allegheny County and beyond.

The conversation explores an important distinction in Casa San Jose’s mission: advocating not simply “for” the Latino community, but “with” the community. Monica explains why people need the opportunity to speak for themselves and why assumptions about what others need can get in the way of meaningful change.

Jim and Monica also discuss belonging, racism, fear-based thinking, privilege, immigration narratives, and the challenge of deciding when a difficult conversation is worth having. Monica reflects on being both proudly Latina and proudly American, the importance of having a seat at the table, and why changing systems requires people from affected communities to be part of the decisions.

Throughout the conversation, the themes return to ideas at the heart of Fishing Without Bait: human dignity, openness, listening, compassion, and finding ways to move from frustration toward meaningful action.

This is Part 1 of our conversation with Monica Ruiz.

Programming note: We’ll return to the rest of Melissa Carey’s interview in the following weeks.

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Today on Just Pro Wrestling News:

• Stephanie Vaquer will defend the Women’s World Championship against Becky Lynch and Liv Morgan at Money in the Bank.

More daily pro wrestling news at www.JustProWrestlingNews.com.

Today on Just Pro Wrestling News:

• AJ Styles makes a surprise appearance at Atlanta Wrestling Entertainment to save his son Avery Styles.

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www.JustProWrestlingNews.com

This episode, Eamon & Merlin talk charity etiquette & Martha Stewart saying screw the poor on Real Housewives of New York City; and Quai learning that there’s no such thing as loyalty when it comes to the Wild Rose on Real Housewives of Salt Lake City.

4:29 - Real Housewives of New York: Season 16: Episode 04

We are Eamon and Merlin, a queer married couple from Texas living in Pittsburgh, PA. We love reality television, wrestling, drag queens, and pretty much anything that can be called even kinda gay. A Gay & His Enby is a podcast where we talk about everything we love in terms of media and pop culture; everything thats gay and gay adjacent; basically all the conversations we have in our living room we are now putting in front of a microphone and on the internet for you.

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This isn’t just politics—it’s about people. Families being torn apart. Communities being surveilled and silenced. And the same systems that criminalize immigrants also criminalize Black people, trans people, queer people, disabled people—anyone who doesn’t fit white supremacist standards of “belonging.”

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Today on Just Pro Wrestling News:

• The Hardys challenge Syx to a Falls Count Anywhere match at TNA Bound For Glory.

More daily pro wrestling news at:

www.JustProWrestlingNews.com