Morning Daily News Update

Morning, everyone!

It’s Thursday, the weekend is fast approaching, and we’re back for more Morning Daily News! And in case you haven’t seen the latest posts from the blog, we’ve got Niz’s latest NXT review, Jabroniville’s latest Dream Matches, Alex Podgorski’s latest 5-Star Book Review, LScisco’s latest What the World Was Watching, Scott Herrin’s latest TNA Impact review, Sonic Reducer’s latest WWE Evolve review, and Scott’s latest AEW Dynamite Rant. Wow, everyone’s been busy!

Will Ospreay Taking A Break From AEW & ROH’s Mina Shirakawa Out With Broken Hand

Will Ospreay will be absent from AEW for an undisclosed amount of time, as it was reported that the angle at All In that saw him being stretchered off following an attack by The Death Riders was done for him to take a break from the ring. Also, it was announced on last night’s Dynamite that the newly crowned interim ROH Women’s TV Champion Mina Shirakawa will be out of action with a broken hand she suffered during the Gauntlet Match at All In.

Jelly Roll, Randy Orton Brawl With Drew McIntyre And Logan Paul On ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’

On last night’s episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live, Jelly Roll guest-hosted a segment where he was supposed to interview Randy Orton. However, the show was crashed by Drew McIntyre and Logan Paul, and as Orton and McIntyre brawled to the back, Paul confronted Jelly Roll and slapped him. Roll fired up and delivered a chokeslam to Paul, putting him through his hosting desk.

Jim Ross Experienced ‘A Hell Of A Fall’ Days Before AEW All In

Good Ol’ JR spoke about how he suffered a fall just days before making his return to announcing following his cancer surgery at All In. Ross spoke about the incident on his podcast and said that he had a bad fall in his hotel room two days prior to All In. Ross joked about his fall, saying that he “went down for the count”, and to make matters worse, he was unable to call for help as he’d left his phone in an Uber. Despite suffering this fall, Ross still returned to All In and was at the commentary desk for the last two matches of the show.

Kane Believes Window For WWE Farewell Match Has Passed Him By

WWE Hall of Famer Kane was asked if he had any plans to participate in a retirement match, and while he didn’t say for sure he would never do it, he did say that due to the athleticism and fast pace today’s wrestlers keep, he doesn’t think he’d be able to keep up and that the opportunity for one more match “may have left me behind.” Kane’s last in-ring appearance happened at the 2021 Royal Rumble, where he lasted for just under 2 minutes but was able to eliminate Dolph Ziggler and Ricochet before being eliminated by Damian Priest.