This week's WWE NXT2.0 ratings
WWE NXT2.0 is still airing on Syfy this week. According to Wrestlenomics, NXT 2.0 attracted an average of 525,000 viewers, a significant increase in ratings from 400,000 last week.
Cody Rhodes leaves AEW follow-up
On the Wrestling Observer show, Andrew Zarian spoke about what he heard from WWE backstage about Cody leaving the AEW. Zarian said many people at WWE were waving the flag of victory and he had never seen WWE celebrate for someone who hadn't signed yet.
While Cody hasn't signed any contracts with WWE yet, they see it as a huge win. Meanwhile, Zarian confirmed that Cody Rhodes had been in touch with the WWE side.
LUSEF: We're wasting time
As a guest at The Kurt Angle Show, Ruthof recalled his time at WWE, while also expressing his thoughts on the League of Nations combination.
Lusef said they were told they would stick together, but no one told them they would be Romain's punching bag, and the four of them together could be said to be doing nothing. Finally, Ruthof revealed that the team members didn't always get along well at the time, and the four of them almost quarreled just before the group disbanded.
Buddy Murphy joins AEW?
Buddy Murphy worked in mlw, NJPW and other alliances after leaving WWE, but he did not have a long-term contract with any company.
According to Feather Select, AEW is now very interested in bringing in Buddy Murphy. Sources inside AEW indicate that there is growing interest and rumors that Murphy is joining the company in some capacity, and some have even heard that the company is making creative propaganda for it.
Brock Lesner "Social Phobia"
Brock Lesner is not known to be a person who likes to communicate with people, and during a guest appearance at the Pat McAfee Show, Dabu explored his social anxieties, saying that he preferred to be alone after performing in front of an audience.
Brock Lesner revealed that he likes to leave the crowd, not because he doesn't like the crowd. What he meant was that there were just some people he didn't like. He likes to be alone because if in front of the audience, it will mentally exhaust him.