Date: 05/30	9:05 PM
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Sun. #1 is HERE. To help out the site subscribe to Mistah MegaManFan or support us on Patreon. Don't miss all of today's news updates! With the cheap plugs out of the way here's Sunday's latest wrestling news.

In this interview Sting talks about the injury he suffered in his final WWE match with Seth Rollins: "I knew something was really, really wrong when my legs would not work. They just wouldn't function. They felt like rubber bands, which is when I went on all fours ... It made me think of when I first started in the business. Eddie Gilbert, who managed Rick Steiner and me and Jim Hellwig, he'd always talk to us about the finish. 'The finish, the finish, you've got to get to the finish.' That's stuck with me all these years. So that night I was thinking, 'I can't not finish the match.' I had to finish. I remember thinking, 'Please God, let me get back on my feet. Don't let me end my career in a catastrophe.' I remember my legs coming back to me, and I wanted to finish the match. The fans knew something wasn't right. They started chanting, and they started chanting some more. I'll always remember the way that made me feel. That made up my mind - I needed to find a way to finish ... I will never, ever forget that night. The way the fans reacted, it was so organic. It meant the world to me. People still say to me, 'You should have the belt. They shot themselves in the foot by not doing it.' We had a really good match up until the point of my injury, one I'm proud of wrestling. And I was so happy to finish the match."

Leading up to Double or Nothing, MJF talked about his frustrations in AEW: "Like I said, it's gotten very frustrating for me. The fact of the matter is, I should be champion right now, Dictator Jon cheated. He used an illegal maneuver that he was not meant to be allowed to use in the matchup. The referee didn't see it, and I lost a match that should have been seen and I should have been given the championship. Now, after that happened, I have gotten tied up ever since then with Chris Jericho and his gang of misfits. I should be a world champion right now, and when I am done with Chris Jericho and his misfits, as long as people stop pestering me and allow me to get into my legacy and what I was born to do, I will be the AEW World champion. And I will have a reign that will make the likes of Bruno Sammartino blush."

WWE talent have been "very vocal" about preferring the two night format for WrestleMania over the one night format from years before last year. They feel there's less burnout for the talent and for the audience as compared to have one stupidly long show on one night. (FF) I agree.

In this interview Darby Allin talks about his relationship with Sting: "I knew it would work just because we have the same sense of, like, we're here for business, we're here to really just focus on business. Sting's not going to come up to me and gossip and stuff like that. So it feels natural for me to be around the veterans, because they don't have time and head space to even care about any of that stuff. If they'd have put me with a younger guy, I'd probably head-butt the wall."

Here's a WWE announcement for NXT on Tuesday.

Kyle O'Reilly, Johnny Gargano and Pete Dunne to tangle for NXT Title opportunity

Who will face Karrion Kross for the NXT Championship at NXT TakeOver: In Your House?

We will learn the answer to that question as Kyle O'Reilly, Johnny Gargano and Pete Dunne collide in a Triple Threat Match to kick off Tuesday night's NXT, with the winner becoming the No. 1 Contender to the NXT Title. The match will be presented with picture-in-picture, so the NXT Universe won't miss a second of the action.

NXT General Manager William Regal announced the match pitting three of NXT's pillars against each other. With his win last month over former NXT Champion Adam Cole, O'Reilly has proven he's cut out for the big time. Is he ready to take the next step?

Meanwhile, Gargano's reign as NXT North American Champion was ended earlier this month by Bronson Reed. But as a former NXT Champion, Johnny Wrestling has proven he has what it takes to wear the black-and-gold brand's richest prize.

Dunne has kept no secrets about his intentions to become NXT Champion for some time. Is it only a matter of time before the former NXT United Kingdom Champion adds another accolade to his resume?

Here Max Caster talks about his pre-match raps in AEW: "I feel like this is my life's work; beating people up and also trolling people. It's what I've been doing all my life. Getting into fights, trolling people, whether on the internet or in person. It's so much fun. For Tony Khan to see that that's a guy living his true self. 'Let's put that on TV and see what they can do.' Then, the mantra that I have is to just 'keep working harder.' That's really important to me, the 'harder' part. You can keep working hard, but if you work harder, you're always going to get better. The rap started off and I was a little nervous because we didn't have music or headphones. Now, it's a well-oiled machine and we keep working harder and try to push the envelope. It's the best part of my job."

In this interview Billie Kay doesn't understand why The IIconics were released by WWE: "I wish I knew to be honest. It was a total shock, I had no idea. When I got the phone call, I thought it was in regards to something else. I was like 'oh they need me to do something. I'm needed for something else.' And when I heard those words 'we're going to release you', my heart dropped. I was so shocked and I was just heartbroken. I don't have any answers, and I don't think I'm ever going to get answers. So at the moment I'm just trying to have peace with that."