Nick Miller

Last week, "WWE Raw" announcer Samantha Irvin revealed that she was leaving the promotion, with signs pointing towards Irvin continuing to pursue a career in music. Following her announcement, reactions poured out from across the wrestling world, including from Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes. In an interview with The Schmo, Rhodes referred to Irvin as "wonderful" and stated that while it often takes some time for performers to get their due recognition in the industry, Irvin is so good that she's already receiving her flowers.

WWE Hall of Famer and "Busted Open Radio" host Bully Ray made an impact with a surprise appearance during last night's WWE NXT Halloween Havoc. After getting into a disagreement with Ridge Holland during the pre-show, Bully appeared after the main event for a staredown involving himself, Trick Williams, Ethan Page, and Holland. Speaking on this morning's show, Bully discussed what went down, as well as his feelings on Holland in particular.

Injuries are an inevitable part of being a pro wrestler, but that doesn't make the recovery process any easier to go through. WWE star Cora Jade is one performer who has spent a considerable amount of time on the shelf over the last two years, and speaking to Sports Illustrated's "The Takedown," Jade explained how her latest injury, suffered in January, brought her to her lowest of lows.

Last year, at WWE Survivor Series WarGames, CM Punk made his return to the promotion after a long time away. Though much of his time since has been spent recovering from an injury, Punk has remained active backstage, including in WWE NXT. Speaking with Sport Illustrated's "The Takedown," NXT roster member Cora Jade discussed Punk's contributions.

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AEW World Champion Jon Moxley is riding high at the moment. The Blackpool Combat Club leader kicked former friend Bryan Danielson out of the group before beating Danielson for the title and ending his full-time wrestling career at AEW WrestleDream earlier this month. If a recent trademark made by Moxley is any indication, the group could be unveiling a new name in the near future.

The last several months have been highly dramatic for AEW star Wheeler Yuta, with the wrestler first bearing witness to the Blackpool Combat Club's betrayal of Bryan Danielson before eventually affirming his association with the group by attacking Danielson himself. Appearing on "The Mark Hoke Show," Yuta was asked to explain his actions, with the wrestler citing his reverence for his BCC allies.

It had been three years since Isaac’s family moved to the country. His father had taken a job with Hyrule’s Royal Guard and was soon dispatched to a quaint farming community called Kakariko Village to monitor the gate leading to Death Mountain. It was an aging community with no children. Isaac knew this new village was home, but it never quite felt like it. He missed the bustling marketplace, the lively music, and most of all, friends. In his loneliness, Isaac took to exploring the town where he soon formed a friendship with Dampé, the gravekeeper. It was no replacement for friends his own age, but it would have to do.

Though he may be divisive, Solo Sikoa has quickly become one of the most important figures onscreen in WWE, serving as the current Tribal Chief of The Bloodline. Sikoa is only a few years into his WWE career, but it's clear the company sees a lot in the performer. Speaking on "Off The Top," Sikoa's father Rikishi Fatu shared his opinion that whatever WWE decides to do with Sikoa, they'll benefit from his star power