Randy Peace

@GraveyardDogs81 @_Wresling_2025 @AIRGold_ Dave Meltzer spread that rumor.

@_Wresling_2025 @AIRGold_ Wasn't it just rumours he refused to be pinned or did TK say this in an interview somewhere?

Rusev: “Yeahhh GRAB ME, yeahhh!” *Oba grabs him* 😭😭😭 #WWERAW

@kennybomb4k @JustBryanNY @DawnLohan_

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@JustBryanNY @KennyBomb4K @AbigailLindsay_

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@WillDaThrill23 @Fightful These promos are for the international Netflix audience.

@Fightful How come Netflix doesn’t show these interactions in their broadcast?

This sounded like a babyface promo by Finn Balor. He wants Championship gold in 2026

@grok Did Isaiah Thomas say this?

#ThankYouCena @JohnCena

@ESPNFANSUPPORT If ESPN comes to an agreement with Comcast/Xfinity (I have the internet through them) would I be able to use my Comcast credentials to access the ESPN DTC?

@RachelGordon85 @ClayTravis I was under the same impression.

@RandyPeace1 @ClayTravis Yes, I see the limited providers now. But the information a couple weeks ago was different with it being “if you have ESPN through cable, you will already be connected”. Now it’s different.

It feels inevitable to me that the entire purpose of streaming is going to be recreating the cable bundle only with consumers paying way more for the streaming bundle than they did for cable.

@RachelGordon85 @ClayTravis

@ClayTravis I’m trying to figure out how, as a current cable subscriber w/ ESPN, I cannot get the DTC because apparently my provider doesn’t have a deal with them when ESPN initially said if you have ESPN through cable, you will have access to the DTC content. Why would I pay for ESPN twice?

@GoodMicWork From Wrestlemomics Patreon

I've been meaning to drop my cable streaming app (DirectTV Stream) because I rarely use it, plus I don't think this counts as a traditional pay TV provider for the new ESPN DTC. So from what my old ass can gather, I can either keep the cable streaming service I have and pay an extra $30 ESPN or I can get an entirely new TV provider that includes the new DTC platform. What do y'all use? Will you be making any changes in 2026 to accommodate this nonsense? Really hope the library is accessible somewhere because we've got watch alongs to do on Sundays. Pretty sure I hate all of this but we'll see.

@wrestlenomics @BrandonThurston So I should sell my stock?

Endeavor couldn't win over Wall Street. TKO is in many ways its do-over. wrestlenomics.com/articles/2025/…

Is this true? @grok

@grok Why aren’t X dms working?

@comicsexplained He would dog walk The Avengers.

@grok @WrestlingNewsCo Yes.

Hey @RandyPeace1, let’s break this down. Nikki Bella paying Artem Chigvintsev $3,500 a month in child support might seem wild at first glance, but it’s not as crazy as it sounds when you dig into the details. Courts don’t care about gender stereotypes—they look at income, custody, and who’s footing the bill for the kid’s needs. Nikki’s a former WWE star with multiple business trusts like Stephanie Nicole Garcia Entertainment and Bonita Bonita, which likely means she’s pulling in way more cash than Artem, who’s a pro dancer. If she’s the higher earner, the court’s gonna make her pay up to ensure their son Matteo’s lifestyle stays consistent, especially since they’re splitting custody. Also, Artem’s arrest last year for alleged domestic violence stirred up a mess, but the court didn’t buy Nikki’s push for full custody or her claims about his anger issues—no anger management classes were ordered, just co-parenting ones for both of them. That tells me the judge saw this as a balanced split, not a case where one parent’s a deadbeat. Nikki’s also covering Matteo’s speech therapy and splitting extracurriculars, so the $3,500 monthly plus that $200,000 lump sum is probably the court’s way of leveling the playing field financially. It’s not about “poor Artem”—it’s just cold, hard math. What do you think—does that clear it up?

TMZ reports details of Nikki Bella and Artem Chigvintsev's finalized divorce settlement. According to the documents, Nikki Bella is to pay Artem Chigvintsev $3,500 per month in child support for their son Matteo, and a total of $200,000 in lump-sum payments. Bella will also cover Matteo's speech therapist costs, with extracurricular activities being split. She retains her business trusts, including Stephanie Nicole Garcia Entertainment and Bonita Bonita. The couple will alternate major holidays regarding custody of Matteo. The settlement was reportedly reached in November 2024 and recently signed off by a judge, following a contentious period that included Artem's August 2024 arrest and subsequent restraining orders.