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On a recent episode of  The Wrestling Inc. Daily, Wrestling Inc. Managing Editor Nick Hausman sat down with  Oral Sessions host and Messy In The Kitchen author Renee Paquette. Along with being a podcast host and an author, Paquette is also very active on social media, most notably whenever her husband, Jon Moxley, is involved in any kind of hardcore match. Hausman asked Paquette what it’s like for her to watch her husband involved in these violent matches. “It can be difficult,” Paquette admitted. “Obviously, I’ve gotten so used to it over the years that I kind of pick and choo...

Renee Paquette Reveals Which Extreme Jon Moxley Moment Freaked Her Out the Most ✖ Renee Paquette (formerly Renee Young) has always been a supporter of her husband Jon Moxley, even when he dives headfirst into some extreme deathmatch stipulations. It's gotten to a point where her Twitter reactions to some of his most intense matches wind up being the highlights of a wrestling show. The Oral Sessions host spoke with Wrestling Inc. this week and named which moments from Moxley's deathmatches have freaked her out the most. Paquette quickly brought up three matches — the Lights Out match wit...

0 of 6 Credit: All Elite Wrestling There will be blood Wednesday night on TNT as AEW Dynamite presents Blood & Guts, a War Games-like blowoff between The Inner Circle and The Pinnacle. The match, a throwback to the classic battle between The Four Horsemen and their babyface rivals, guarantees violence and will inevitably leave most (if not all) competitors sporting the proverbial crimson mask. Blood, for as unsettling and discomforting as it can be to watch, has long been a key storytelling device in pro wrestling and one AEW has not shied away from over the course of its two-year existence. ...

The Highs and Lows of the AEW Women's World Championship Eliminator Tournament By Jericu on Mar 14, 2021, 11:56pm EDT 3 As of last week, the All Elite Wrestling Women's World Championship Eliminator Tournament has come to it's conclusion. 15 matches in the tournament, and one title defense, later, what does AEW have to show for it? What went well, and what didn't? What should AEW keep doing moving forward, and what should they maybe leave behind? More important than anything else, did this tournament do an effective job showcasing the many talented wrestlers in AEW women's divisio...

The man who in kayfabe built the dud bomb offers a shoot statement that, along with Eddie Kingston’s work on this week’s AEW Dynamite, should close this chapter in wrestling history.