Ronda Rousey

Dave Meltzer  is reporting in the latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter that WWE’s main focus in bringing Ronda Rousey into the company is to help make Stephanie McMahon a mainstream star.

This is apparently the reason that WWE is looking to do, “a super high-profile match,” at Wrestlemania 34 involving Rousey and Stephanie. This match still could involve The Rock if they are able to get him.

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(Analysis: This is not very shocking news especially if you saw the end of The Rumble, but it’s really unfortunate that WWE biggest priority is still after all these years is to make sure that all McMahons are in the biggest stars on the show and not the actual wrestler themselves.)

Source: hiphopdx.com 

 

 Cassidy is a wanted man in New Jersey after he failed to appear in court last week for a hearing in his drug possession case, according to TMZ, citing the Jersey City Municipal Court.

Back in November, Cassidy was arrested and booked for marijuana possession and drug paraphernalia after officers said they found a bag of weed and a grinder in his car outside his home in Jersey City, New Jersey.

At the same time, authorities discovered Cassidy had an outstanding warrant for the same offenses in another county. Subsequently, the Philly native was hit with two court dates.

Despite his current legal troubles, Cassidy’s social media has stayed active. He dropped his latest release, “This Is America,” on Monday (February 5).

205 Live Going Through Changes??

PWInsider.com has confirmed.   As of last week’s episode kicking off the tournament for the vacant WWE Cruiserweight championship, Vince McMahon has stepped aside and is no longer personally putting 205 Live together.

 

You can find some more highlights from their report below. You can find their full report HERE.

SmackDown LIVE Results : Quick Hits

 

WWE RAW Viewership

According to ShowBuzz Daily, this week’s episode of WWE RAW brought in 3.055 million viewers, which is down from 3.394 million viewers the show brought in last week.

This week’s show had an hourly breakdown of 3.212 million viewers in the first hour, 3.161 million viewers in the second hour, and 2.793 million viewers in the final hour and overrun portion of the show.

Despite the drop in overall viewership, RAW was the fifth overall viewed show on the night and the top ranked show in the 18-49 demographic.

 

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