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Has WWE buying AAA inadvertently 'helped' online interest for CMLL in Mexico? | Column - F4W/WON (opens the original)
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WWE announced that they had purchased Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide back in April 2025 on WrestleMania weekend, and since then, the brand has grown massively amongst the casual audience in both the United States and Mexico. If you’ve been keeping up with my analysis of the Google Search interest, then you may have noticed my recent 90 day analysis of Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide (as a topic) being up +60% on this point last year in the United States, but also down -20% in Mexico. Granted, there was an
Gable Steveson called a "r*pist" by UFC 331 opponent - F4W/WON (opens the original)
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Gable Steveson will be making his return to the UFC octagon this Saturday, to take on Sean Sharaf on the main card. Steveson comes in as the heavy odds-on favorite, but he didn’t get a welcome reception at the press conference, which included his opponent Sharaf calling him a “r*pist.” Sharaf was asked what he thinks of Steveson during the press conference, to which he noted the response from the crowd in attendance: “I don’t dislike the guy. Nobody likes a r*pist. This guy r*ped a woman in 2019
WWE SmackDown Google Search interest drops -20% compared to this time last year - F4W/WON (opens the original)
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WWE SmackDown Google Search interest ahead of this week’s show is down -10% over the preceding 3 months and -20% vs the same period last year. The biggest interest over the last 90 days was for the July 17 episode of the show, which was the go-home programme for Saturday Night’s Main Event on July 18. Since then, the show has remained fairly consistent in terms of Search interest in the US, but overall, it is down on where it was at this point in 2025. Google Trends scores measure relative searc
The Big Show vs Snitsky was bad, somehow - WWE Unforgiven 2005 | WON Flashback - F4W/WON (opens the original)
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September 18 2005 was the date of WWE Unforgiven that year, and easily the worst match on the card saw The Big Show take on Snitsky. In what is arguably the single most mid-2000s WWE match ever, Show went over in 6:11 in a ½* snooze fest. You can find our own Dave Meltzer’s review of all of the matches at WWE Unforgiven 2005 in the September 26, 2005 Observer Newsletter (which you can read in full with a subscription). Here is what Dave had to say about Big Show vs Snitsky at WWE Unforgiven 2005
Top 10 pro wrestling matches on this day in history: September 18 - F4W/WON (opens the original)
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There have been some incredible matches that have taken place on this date historically, and here we’ll be listing the Top 10, according to Cagematch ratings, whilst also giving some context on the top star rated match in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter. Below are the top 10 pro wrestling matches to watch on this day in history according to Cagematch (and some influence from the Wrestling Observer Newsletter star ratings): Here is what our own Dave Meltzer had to say about Shingo Takagi vs Tom
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