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North Wales Live
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- North Wales Live
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Do you want somewhere that brings you all the news from the professional wrestling world in one place? Well look no further than The Atomic Drop, which is here to keep you up to date on everything in and out of the ring. Owen Younger will send you the latest wrestling news straight to your inbox once a week. What will be in The Atomic Drop each week? In each edition, you can find the top stories from across the primary wrestling promotions, WWE, AEW, and TNA, as well as UK-based content for your more local fix. You can also expect lifelong fan Owen to weigh in with his opinion on which performers are making the biggest splash, and which matches from that week's wrestling TV shows are must-see. Do you want your fix of wrestling nostalgia as well? Owen will be looking back at a past event every week, and discussing just what makes it live on in the memory of fans years later. When the opportunities present themselves, The Atomic Drop will also be the place to find exclusive quotes from pro wrestling's biggest names. Social media sensation Joe Hendry has already shared all about his WrestleMania 41 moment. If that sounds like something you'd be interested in, then The Atomic Drop may just be the perfect place for you. We're building a community of wrestling fanatics, and we want you to be a part of it. How do I sign up to The Atomic Drop? The Atomic Drop will be published on the independent platform Substack, which has no ads, giving you a less cluttered reading experience than on other similar sites. You can read the newsletter on your desktop, the app, or even from your email inbox. It'll come directly to you every Wednesday morning and you can enjoy reading it whenever you want. Sign up below for The Atomic Drop newsletter.
Wales Online
2 days ago
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- Wales Online
wrestling news and content delivered directly to you
Do you want somewhere that brings you all the news from the professional wrestling world in one place? Well look no further than The Atomic Drop, which is here to keep you up to date on everything in and out of the ring. Owen Younger will send you the latest wrestling news straight to your inbox once a week. What will be in The Atomic Drop each week? In each edition, you can find the top stories from across the primary wrestling promotions, WWE, AEW, and TNA, as well as UK-based content for your more local fix. You can also expect lifelong fan Owen to weigh in with his opinion on which performers are making the biggest splash, and which matches from that week's wrestling TV shows are must-see. Do you want your fix of wrestling nostalgia as well? Owen will be looking back at a past event every week, and discussing just what makes it live on in the memory of fans years later. When the opportunities present themselves, The Atomic Drop will also be the place to find exclusive quotes from pro wrestling's biggest names. Social media sensation Joe Hendry has already shared all about his WrestleMania 41 moment. If that sounds like something you'd be interested in, then The Atomic Drop may just be the perfect place for you. We're building a community of wrestling fanatics, and we want you to be a part of it. How do I sign up to The Atomic Drop? The Atomic Drop will be published on the independent platform Substack, which has no ads, giving you a less cluttered reading experience than on other similar sites. You can read the newsletter on your desktop, the app, or even from your email inbox. It'll come directly to you every Wednesday morning and you can enjoy reading it whenever you want. Sign up below for The Atomic Drop newsletter.
Newsweek
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
Aleister Black Breaks Silence On WWE Return
One month into his WWE return, Aleister Black says he quickly felt at home despite initial nerves. Black, who departed WWE in 2021 and wrestled for All Elite Wrestling from then until early 2025, made his comeback on the SmackDown after WrestleMania 41. Speaking with The Atomic Drop newsletter while promoting WWE Clash in Paris, Black discussed his return to WWE. "I've been thinking about that a lot and I feel like it happened very organically. I think the first day that I came back, like physically being backstage, you know, walking around and talking to people and being quote-unquote reintroduced to the company and stuff like that. It's strange, right? Because it's like a mixed feeling of nostalgia and familiarity whilst there is something unknown, because obviously as much as the setup is the same, internally, its guts have been like rearranged if that makes sense, because it's no longer the same people in charge, but at the same time, it's the same people that I connected with the first time around." More news: WWE News: Steve Austin Reveals Real-Life Vince McMahon Confrontation "And I remember being very nervous, but then realizing that everything felt the same in the most positive sense and then I was like, why are you so nervous? You know all these people. And then at that point, it was really strange. It was like all my anxiety just kind of dropped. "And I'm like, yeah, this time around, it's even better, you know what I mean? Because I've always had a good relationship with Triple H, and I get along great with Nick Khan, and the locker room is something that I've always preached about, how fantastic the boys are in WWE." Aleister Black in a WWE ring Aleister Black in a WWE ring "And it just really felt good, it felt like coming home, and I know that sounds somewhat cliché, but I've never experienced that feeling of coming home in that sense, and I think that was the first time I could ever say it felt like coming home and everything made sense again. I was in that system for eight years and it is a completely different system than anything else. Nothing is like WWE, no locker room I've ever been in, and it just felt like this is what it's supposed to be for me, you know? I was really excited to be back, of course, and like I said initially, it's a little bit anxiety-driven. But then once you walk around and you get a feel of everything, you'll say to yourself, hey man, you know all these people, you know all this and everybody's just going around doing what they always do and everything is just right, it works, everything runs so smoothly. Then, we get ready for the show, and here we go, rock and roll, everybody's heading in the same direction and that's just a really good feeling." Last week on SmackDown, Black worked a Triple Threat Money in the Bank qualifying match with LA Knight and Shinsuke Nakamura, which resulted in Knight going over. More WWE News: For more on WWE, head to Newsweek Sports.
