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WWE's upcoming premium live event, Wrestlepalooza, will be the first to air exclusively on ESPN's new streaming service on September 20, moving away from Peacock. The event features John Cena's retirement tour and high-profile matches, including Seth Rollins defending his title. WWE also announces a UK tour in 2026, including a Raw taping in Belfast.
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Wrestlepalooza, WWE's first premium live event on ESPN, took place in Indianapolis, featuring high-profile matches including John Cena vs. Brock Lesnar. The event signifies WWE's shift from Peacock to ESPN for US broadcasts, with UK viewers able to watch live on Netflix. The deal aims to expand WWE's reach and attract new audiences.
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Danilo Yavhushyshyn, a 21-year-old Ukrainian sumo wrestler known as Aonishiki Arata, defeated top Japanese wrestler Hoshoryu three months ago. He focuses on his sporting journey, training, and hopes to inspire Ukrainians amid ongoing conflict. He has gained recognition in Japan's sumo scene and aims to increase his weight and possibly obtain Japanese citizenship.
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Vince McMahon, the former WWE CEO, was involved in a July 24 crash in Connecticut. A judge approved his entry into a pretrial program with conditions, including a charitable donation and proper licensing. The charges will be dismissed after a year if he complies. McMahon has denied any criminal intent and has a history linked to WWE controversies.
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This week, WWE is gearing up for several key events, including the final episode of SmackDown before Saturday’s Main Event, the last Raw before the same event, and John Cena's announced final match in Washington, D.C. The story highlights ongoing title challenges, returning stars, and family tributes amid a busy schedule.