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Xavier Woods Wants an Intergender Match With Retribution's Reckoning ✖ WIth Kofi Kingston still unable to compete, Xavier Woods has been locked in a feud with Retribution by himself over the past month. He's currently 2-2 against faction members, losing to T-Bar and Mace but picking up wins against Slapjack and, most recently, Mustafa Ali. He appeared on Raw Talk following this week's show with Kingston and demanded the tiebreaker be against Reckoning (Mia Yim), the only woman in the group. Intergender matches are incredibly rare in WWE, though Woods pointed out that Sasha Banks just had o...

WWE MONDAY NIGHT RAW TV REPORT JANUARY 25, 2021 AIRED ON USA NETWORK Commentators: Tom Phillips, Byron Saxton, Samoa Joe Ring Announcer: Mike Rome ( Hazelwood’s Take: The big news today was the Peacock Network purchasing the WWE Network for a reported one billion dollars. This probably means nothing for Raw, but it’s still big news to pay attention to if you have the WWE Network.) [HOUR ONE] -They began the show with the intro package, followed by Tom Phillips welcoming us from the “award winning and critically acclaimed” Thunderdome as Drew McIntyre’s music hit. Samoa Joe said he c...

Charly Caruso lands another gig Share this story WWE backstage interviewer and panel host Charly Caruso has a whole nother professional life as Charly Arnoldt. Under that nom de broadcast (also her real name), she’s been an anchor for ESPN since 2018. It’s from that job that Charly’s latest assignment comes. Arnoldt announced today (Jan. 19) that she’s one of the hosts of ESPN’s new First Take, Her Take podcast. Not that I don’t love scripted fights, but it’ll be cool to hear Charly talk about the drama from other sports beyond WWE’s brand of pro wrestling. And as much as I h...

What is it with this guy and his arbitrary rules?

The Jan. 11 episode of Raw was reportedly written almost on the fly. There were signs of this approach on the broadcast, including numerous wrestlers working multiple segments and even matches. It was assumed this was due to the COVID outbreak we first heard about yesterday afternoon, which included WWE champion Drew McIntyre testing positive - who would go on to become the first Superstar to to discuss their diagnosis on television. Missing the show wouldn’t mean a wrestler had tested positive, of course. But it’s expected that some might be held out as a precaution if they’d interact...