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The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) have signed new deals with All Elite Wrestling that will keep them as talent through at least 2026. (WO)

AAA has confirmed that Bandido is the fifth man in the match for the vacant AAA Mega Title at TripleMania Regia.

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It's official now -- GCW's Hammerstein Ballroom debut is 100% sold out.

AEW Revolution is likely to be held the first weekend of March at the Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida. (WO)

Rockstar Spud (f/k/a Drake Maverick) has released a new t-shirt with the proceeds going to NAMI.

Even though Kayla Harrison has previously dismissed the idea of pro wrestling (even saying in an interview that she would "break that old man Chris Jericho in half" during the American Top Team feud with the Innter Circle) her manager Ali Abdelaziz has reportedly been contacted by WWE. (WO)

Even though her husband Johnny Gargano signed a one week contract extension to stay with WWE through December, Candice LeRae could be with WWE until 2023 since her deal was extended due to the time she took off for her pregnancy. (WO)

Top Dolla (A.J. Francis) has rebranded as Fran¢.

Toni Storm says we should normalize discussing mental health: "It can be rough out there. Not everyone is having a good time at all times, even WWE superstars. Yeah, I'm this 'big ol WWE superstar.' At the same time, I'm a real person and it's okay to be human and talk to people and be yourself and normalize that. Normalize speaking out and talking to people and getting through your stuff because life ain't easy. I'm sure you all know that."

The WWE Studios animated movie Rumble is going straiaght past movie theaters to Paramount+. (WWE)

Congratulations to Kofi Kingston and his family on the birth of their third child -- a baby girl named Lotus.

Rocky Romero says his match with Bryan Danielson on Dynamite was on short notice: "It was really cool because, I mean, it kind of happened short notice, too. I think I got the call on a Friday and then I showed up on Dynamite on that Wednesday. Tony called me and he was like, 'Hey, I was talking to Danielson and I was thinking, 'Man, it'd be cool if we had some forbidden door action this next week on Dynamite.' Danielson's been getting ready for the PPV, it might be an opportunity to do something with Danielson.' So I was thinking, 'Of course, who are they going to be interested in? Maybe like Juice or Finlay or somebody.' Then he goes, 'So we were thinking maybe Danielson vs. Rocky Romero.' It took me a second because I was like, 'Oh, me? Oh, you want me.' I'm like, 'Well that makes sense because obviously Danielson and I have so much history going back to the original LA Dojo, training together, and making our debut in New Japan in October of 2002. Just two young kids.' So, why not? Yeah, that's kind of cool, that's a really cool thing. I was just really happy with how it turned out and I thought the match was really, really cool and first time being on Dynamite and TNT was awesome and to do it against someone that I have that kind of history with, and obviously, he's a huge freaking superstar now, so getting to go toe-to-toe with him and showing what I got was amazing."

Silas Young talks about his pandemc experience with Ring of Honor: "I was definitely lucky to be with Ring of Honor at the time, they hadn't cut any guys. Well, at that time, they hadn't cut any guys. Everyone was still getting paid. Granted, what happened a couple of weeks ago was completely different. In 2020, guys on the Indies didn't have the opportunity to go anywhere else to work. Hell they didn't even have the opportunity to get a side job to work. You were just kind of screwed. I was fortunate in getting paid, but sitting at home all the time was a killer. I like being busy and productive. 2020 was no good for me."

Drew McIntyre says his favorite claymore kick ever was on Ricochet: "Not immediately because I wasn't sure how the connection was, but the timing of it, you couldn't mess up a split second. It's not a case of worrying about what Ricochet does. He's such a freak athlete that he's going to do what he has to do. It's on me to do my part to look the way it's supposed to look. When I went in and made the connection, I wasn't convinced the connection was that good. You see my lie there for a second like, 'that was good.' Did the cover, I think even fans were unsure. It happened so quick. They played the replay and I was watching it with them and you heard the reaction, so my reaction, and I was like, 'Oh wow, it came off exactly how I wanted it,' probably better than I wanted. It was just so split second, you had to watch the slow-motion replay to see it."

Matt Taven talks about his future goals: "I hope I can wrestle another ten years before this, we have both been lifelong wrestling fans and I hope to stay in this business one way or another. I went to school and have a degree in one field, and I'm sure I could translate it to wrestling in some sense, but I've learned so much from being in wrestling the last 13 years that I would love to continue to work behind the scenes and helping these guys, whoever is coming up in the future."

Dave Prazak is going into the Indie Wrestling Hall of Fame.