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USA Today
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- USA Today
WWE Raw takeaways: Roman Reigns returns; Naomi, IYO SKY, Rhea Ripley SummerSlam match set
The OTC is back, but where will he fit in at SummerSlam? WWE Monday Night Raw on July 14 took place at Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Ala., and featured a No. 1 contender gauntlet match to face Gunther at SummerSlam. The fallout from Evolution and Saturday Night's Main Event was a big focus of this week's show – and this episode was jam-packed with key moments. WWE Hall of Famer Nikki Bella faced Chelsea Green, Gunther gloated about retiring Goldberg, and AJ Styles may have landed an Intercontinental Championship match at SummerSlam against Dominik Mysterio. Here's the top takeaways from a very strong episode of Raw: Naomi takes a victory lap, gets SummerSlam triple threat The new Women's World Champion Naomi kicked off the show to take a victory lap for her successful cash-in on IYO SKY at Evolution. The crowd attempted to chant "You deserve it," but Naomi didn't want to hear it. She said they didn't "feel the glow" but they're definitely feeling her now as the new champion. Naomi sent a message to all of the "raggedy heifers" in the back to proceed with caution. Enter Rhea Ripley. Ripley said she had two goals going into Evolution: beating IYO SKY and getting her title back. But now that Naomi ruined those plans, she's been added to the list. Enter IYO SKY. The former champ told Ripley to get in line because her shot should be first. Naomi then said they both can get to the back of the line. The "back-ity, back, back of the line." Enter Adam Pearce with a solution: all three will mix it up in a triple threat for the title at SummerSlam. This was a fun first promo from Naomi as champion. She didn't bend to the crowd coming around to cheer for her. I'm not a fan of the triple threat announcement for SummerSlam, though. It feels like Naomi is being punished for successfully cashing in, but heel champs are going to find themselves in these predicaments. Judgment Day retain women's tag titles The first match of the night had some gold on the line: champs Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez faced The Kabuki Warriors (Asuka and Kairi San) for the women's tag titles. This was a good back and forth match that was largely dominated by the champs early on. However, the challengers turned the tide and got themselves in position to win the titles with clever teamwork, beating down on Perez. Just when a double team move put Perez down for what would have been a three count, Dominik Mysterio jumped on the apron to distract the referee to prevent a count. Rodriguez broke up the pin, and a moment later, Perez rolled up Asuka for the pin to escape with a title defense. Mysterio getting involved in every Judgment Day match he's not officially in is getting a little tiresome. On the heels of Evolution, just let the women work. Sure, that's part of the numbers game and the advantage of being in a faction, but the interference took away from this one. At the end of the day, it was a championship match on weekly television, which is always welcome. Paul Heyman on Seth Rollins' health Seth Rollins legitimately hurt himself during a match against LA Knight at Saturday Night's Main Event, raising many questions about what will happen with the Money in the Bank briefcase and other booking plans. Jackie Redmond caught up with Paul Heyman backstage to ask if there was a medical update on Rollins. Not only did Heyman dodge the question, but he said Rollins has until next June to cash in the MITB contract. Therefore, Rollins' health is "not a relevant subject." Well, throw out all of the theories about the briefcase being put up for grabs again in a multi-way match. It appears WWE will put the MITB briefcase on ice until Rollins returns – which if done right, could be one of the best cash-ins ever. The right play would be to keep Rollins off programming until he shows up out of nowhere to cash in and steal a title. First and foremost is his recovery, which hopefully goes well. Lyra Valkyria wins incredible 2-out-of-3 vs. Bayley With a shot at Becky Lynch for the Women's Intercontinental Championship on the line at SummerSlam, Bayley and Lyra Valkyria clashed in a 2-out-of-3 Falls match. The crowd was hot early for this one, filling the arena with dueling chants. Just as the action got intense, Bayley scored a quick roll-up pin to score the first fall. Valkyria bounced back to put Bayley in trouble, but a hard Irish Whip reversal into the turnbuckle had Valkyria screaming in agony. Bayley seemed proud of her work, but didn't go for the pin. As Bayley continued to go to work, a pin attempt was reversed, and Valkyria evened the score with a three-count. From that point, the action only got more intense as the race for the final pin was on. The final sequence was amazing: Bayley dropped an elbow to the back of Valkyria, straight into a crossface after the pin failed. Bayley then attempted to kick off the ropes to give herself more room, but Valkyria reversed it and lifted her up for a Nightwing to get the pin. Women's wrestling has owned the past 72 hours. This was a fantastic match that didn't miss a beat. The only thing that could have made this better is if it was for the title itself instead of No. 1 contender status. Bravo, Bayley and Valkyria. CM Punk wins gauntlet match, Roman Reigns returns The main event of this week's show was a No. 1 contender gauntlet match, with the winner earning the right to face Gunther at SummerSlam for the World Heavyweight title. Bron Breakker started things off, as Gunther overlooked the action from a box seat. Breakker's first opponent was Penta. Zero fear was shown, but Penta was eliminated after Breakker hit a spear as a counter to a springboard maneuver. Up next was LA Knight. Another valiant effort was given, but another spear connecting sent Breakker to the next opponent. Enter Jey Uso, who came in on fire. After sending Breakker to the outside, Uso called for an encore to his entrance theme, and yeeted into a commercial break. Uso overcame a momentum shift, just to get screwed over by interference from Bronson Reed. Another spear, another pin for Breakker. Enter CM Punk. Once again, another opponent came in like a house on fire. After some back and forth, Punk caught Breakker in a submission hold, which prompted Reed to come into the ring and drop an elbow. Uso returned, hearing his music for a third time during this gauntlet. With the odds evened, Punk caught Breakker with a GTS to win and advance to SummerSlam to face Gunther for the World Heavyweight Championship. After the match, Breakker and Reed put a post-match hurtin' on Punk and Uso. As Reed was going up for a Tsunami, Roman Reigns' music filled the speakers to a ridiculous pop from the crowd. The OTC cleared the ring with multiple Superman punches and a spear. Reigns helped Uso to his feet, but didn't extend that courtesy to Punk. All the while, the crowd was chanting at the top of their lungs. What a way to close an incredible episode of Raw. Reigns is back just in time for the build to SummerSlam. Seeing him and Uso on agreeable terms is nice, but where will he fit into the second biggest show of the year? Surely plans have changed drastically after Rollins' unfortunate real injury, so it will be interesting to see what happens in the coming weeks.
Scotsman
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
WWE Monday Night Raw preview: UK start time and matches
Your next challenger for Gunther's World Heavyweight Championship will be decided on tonight's WWE Raw Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Five WWE superstars will fight in a gruelling marathon on this evening's WWE Monday Night Raw. For the victor - a chance to challenge for the World Heavyweight Championship at WWE SummerSlam 2025, and the loser? Exhaustion. But who will be in the gauntlet this evening, what time is WWE Raw on in the UK tonight and what happened to Seth Rollins on Saturday Night's Main Event? The fallout from Evolution 2025 will no doubt be felt during this evening's episode of WWE Monday Night Raw, but perhaps the only match announced will have tongues wagging. After Gunther successfully defended his World Heavyweight Championship against Bill Goldberg at Saturday Night's Main Event, a new challenger is set to be revealed through a gruelling gauntlet match with several of the company's biggest names vying for their shot at SummerSlam 2025. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad But will we find out any more about Seth Rollins' current involvement in the WWE product going forwards? The current Money In The Bank holder was thought to be the more likely candidate to take on 'The Ring General' at the next big PLE – but after what unfolded on Saturday, there seems to be a 'scramble' regarding what to do going forwards. More about that below. So, who is going to face off for a chance at a title shot come SummerSlam 2025, and why are plans involving Seth Rollins currently in the air? Here's your preview and UK start time for this evening's WWE Monday Night Raw on July 14, 2025. What has been announced for the July 14 2025 episode of WWE Raw? A new number one contender for the World Heavyweight Championship will be decided on this evening's episode of WWE Monday Night Raw on Netflix. | WWE Gauntlet match to determine the number 1 contender to the World Heavyweight Championship at SummerSlam 2025 Though only one match as of writing has been confirmed for WWE Raw this evening, the stakes couldn't be any higher as five men compete for the chance of challenging Gunther for the World Heavyweight Championship at SummerSlam 2025. The Gauntlet Match format means two competitors start, and when one is eliminated, another enters, continuing until only one man remains, meaning that not only is immense skill required but also incredible stamina and strategic thinking. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad After his victory over Seth Rollins at Saturday Night's Main Event this past weekend, LA Knight is one of the contenders taking part in tonight's gauntlet, with CM Punk, Bron Breakker, former champion Jey Uso and Penta all have a chance for a shot at the coveted title on the Raw brand. What time is WWE Raw starting in the United Kingdom this week? The WWE is once again broadcasting during its regular time, meaning a late one/early one for fans. Netflix will air the episode live from 1am BST on July 15 2025, with on-demand repeats available shortly after broadcast. Is Seth Rollins really injured after Saturday Night's Main Event? Perhaps the biggest story emanating out of a busy weekend of wrestling for the WWE is the injury that occurred to Seth Rollins during his match with LA Knight at Saturday Night's Main Event. During the match, Rollins attempted to perform a springboard moonsault to land on his feet in the middle of the ring. But after completing the move, he quickly started showing concern for his knee - leading to what wrestling commentators believe was finishing the match early 'on the fly.' Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Speaking about the potential injury during the post-WWE Evolution press conference, COO Paul 'Triple H' Levesque commented that Rollins' injury is 'a little bit inconclusive' and the company are expected to get an answer by today (July 14 2025.) He advised that an MRI will be undertaken 'and hope for the best,' adding that after that information is obtained, they'll 'see where we can go with that.' That has not stopped some maintaining this is part of an elaborate 'work' (storyline), however wrestling fans are concerned due to Rollins having previously been out for an extended amount of time after injuring his knee previously. Rollins suffered a significant knee injury (torn ACL, MCL, and medial meniscus) at a live event in November 2015, which forced him to relinquish the WWE World Heavyweight Championship and miss WrestleMania 32 in 2016, prompting the concerns from wrestling fans about his current status. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad
Scotsman
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
WWE Monday Night Raw preview: UK start time and matches
Your next challenger for Gunther's World Heavyweight Championship will be decided on tonight's WWE Raw Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Five WWE superstars will fight in a gruelling marathon on this evening's WWE Monday Night Raw. For the victor - a chance to challenge for the World Heavyweight Championship at WWE SummerSlam 2025, and the loser? Exhaustion. But who will be in the gauntlet this evening, what time is WWE Raw on in the UK tonight and what happened to Seth Rollins on Saturday Night's Main Event? The fallout from Evolution 2025 will no doubt be felt during this evening's episode of WWE Monday Night Raw, but perhaps the only match announced will have tongues wagging. After Gunther successfully defended his World Heavyweight Championship against Bill Goldberg at Saturday Night's Main Event, a new challenger is set to be revealed through a gruelling gauntlet match with several of the company's biggest names vying for their shot at SummerSlam 2025. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad But will we find out any more about Seth Rollins' current involvement in the WWE product going forwards? The current Money In The Bank holder was thought to be the more likely candidate to take on 'The Ring General' at the next big PLE – but after what unfolded on Saturday, there seems to be a 'scramble' regarding what to do going forwards. More about that below. So, who is going to face off for a chance at a title shot come SummerSlam 2025, and why are plans involving Seth Rollins currently in the air? Here's your preview and UK start time for this evening's WWE Monday Night Raw on July 14, 2025. What has been announced for the July 14 2025 episode of WWE Raw? A new number one contender for the World Heavyweight Championship will be decided on this evening's episode of WWE Monday Night Raw on Netflix. | WWE Gauntlet match to determine the number 1 contender to the World Heavyweight Championship at SummerSlam 2025 Though only one match as of writing has been confirmed for WWE Raw this evening, the stakes couldn't be any higher as five men compete for the chance of challenging Gunther for the World Heavyweight Championship at SummerSlam 2025. The Gauntlet Match format means two competitors start, and when one is eliminated, another enters, continuing until only one man remains, meaning that not only is immense skill required but also incredible stamina and strategic thinking. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad After his victory over Seth Rollins at Saturday Night's Main Event this past weekend, LA Knight is one of the contenders taking part in tonight's gauntlet, with CM Punk, Bron Breakker, former champion Jey Uso and Penta all have a chance for a shot at the coveted title on the Raw brand. What time is WWE Raw starting in the United Kingdom this week? The WWE is once again broadcasting during its regular time, meaning a late one/early one for fans. Netflix will air the episode live from 1am BST on July 15 2025, with on-demand repeats available shortly after broadcast. Is Seth Rollins really injured after Saturday Night's Main Event? Perhaps the biggest story emanating out of a busy weekend of wrestling for the WWE is the injury that occurred to Seth Rollins during his match with LA Knight at Saturday Night's Main Event. During the match, Rollins attempted to perform a springboard moonsault to land on his feet in the middle of the ring. But after completing the move, he quickly started showing concern for his knee - leading to what wrestling commentators believe was finishing the match early 'on the fly.' Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Speaking about the potential injury during the post-WWE Evolution press conference, COO Paul 'Triple H' Levesque commented that Rollins' injury is 'a little bit inconclusive' and the company are expected to get an answer by today (July 14 2025.) He advised that an MRI will be undertaken 'and hope for the best,' adding that after that information is obtained, they'll 'see where we can go with that.' That has not stopped some maintaining this is part of an elaborate 'work' (storyline), however wrestling fans are concerned due to Rollins having previously been out for an extended amount of time after injuring his knee previously. Rollins suffered a significant knee injury (torn ACL, MCL, and medial meniscus) at a live event in November 2015, which forced him to relinquish the WWE World Heavyweight Championship and miss WrestleMania 32 in 2016, prompting the concerns from wrestling fans about his current status. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Who do you think will win this evening's gauntlet match and go on to challenge Gunther at WWE SummerSlam 2025? Make your predictions head of this evening's episode of WWE Raw by leaving a comment down below.
Scotsman
07-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
WWE Monday Night Raw: UK start time and matches announced for July 7 2025
Your preview for WWE Monday Night Raw ahead of a very busy weekend for wrestling fans Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Seth Rollins' new faction might have their work cut out on this evening's WWE Raw. The Architect is set to take on Penta, while his cronies Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed take on Sami Zayn and Jay Uso respectively. Here's everything that's been announced for WWE Monday Night Raw on July 7 2025, UK start time and a look ahead to this weekend's WWE Evolution PLE. To say it is a busy week for wrestling fans would be an understatement – as not one, not two, but three huge shows are scheduled to take place this weekend. All Elite Wrestling will be presenting their huge All In event on Saturday, July 12, 2025, at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. The main event is set to see current AEW World Champion, Jon Moxley (the artist formerly known as Dean Ambrose), defend the belt against 'Hangman' Page in a Texas Death Match. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad But at the same time, the WWE is offering their latest NXT Premium Live Event – The Great American Bash – also on Saturday, July 12, from Atlanta, Georgia. Adding to that, the day after is the upcoming all-female WWE Evolution 2025 PLE, on Sunday, July 13, also from Atlanta. And let's not forget the prime-time special Saturday Night's Main Event XL airing on YouTube, also on Saturday, making Atlanta a true wrestling hub this weekend. With episodes of WWE Raw and WWE Smackdown happening this week (and AEW Dynamite, to keep things equitable), it's maybe not quite the buzz WrestleMania week has, but for casual wrestling fans, there is certainly plenty to choose from. But we're here to talk WWE, right? Here's your preview for tonight's episode of WWE Raw, the UK start time, and a look at the current card for the WWE's all-female Premium Live Event, WWE Evolution, taking place this weekend (July 13, 2025). Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad What matches and segments have been announced for WWE Raw on July 7 2025? Becky Lynch to appear before WWE Evolution 2025 Becky Lynch will be addressing her opponents and the WWE Universe this evening on Monday Night Raw - ahead of her title defence at WWE Evolution 2025. | Miller/Getty Images 'The Man' is back on Monday Night Raw ahead of her Triple Threat Match for the WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship at Evolution 2025. The 'Lass-kicker' is set to defend her title against both former champion Lyra Valkyria and one of the original Four Horsewomen, Bayley. With Valkyria showing signs of becoming more ruthless each week, could 'Big Time Becks' get a psychological advantage and drive a wedge between her opponents for some easy pickings this weekend? Penta v Seth Rollins An unexpected dream match comes to Raw as the enigmatic Penta takes on the visionary Seth "Freakin" Rollins! This is a first-time encounter that promises pure wrestling artistry and unpredictable action. Both men are known for their unique in-ring styles, explosive manoeuvres, and ability to steal the show. Will Penta's Lucha Libre intensity overcome Rollins' calculated chaos, or will The Architect construct another masterpiece victory? This is a must-see main event calibre bout! Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Sami Zayn v Bron Breakker The animosity between several members of WWE and Seth Rollins' new crew continues this week, with three matches involving the new group set to take place. Sami Zayn looks to take on Bron Breakker after weeks of interference from the upstart former footballer, but will Sami need to look over his shoulder should someone interfere – be it a member of Seth's entourage or a rather irate Karrion Kross? Bronson Reed v Jey Uso The heavy-hitting Bronson Reed collides with 'Main Event' Jey Uso in what's sure to be a chaotic battle! Reed's sheer power and overwhelming size present a monumental challenge for Jey's high-flying offence and fighting spirit. Will Jey's grit and agility allow him to overcome the monstrous Reed, or will Bronson flatten his opponent on the path of destruction? Prepare for an explosive confrontation! Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Roxanne Perez v Kairi Sane The WWE Women's Tag Team Champion and newest member of The Judgment Day, Roxanne Perez, takes on the cunning and dangerous Kairi Sane – the very person who took out Liv Morgan, leading to her absence on screen. This is a fascinating inter-brand showdown, pitting Perez's youthful exuberance and technical skill against Sane's hard-hitting strikes and aerial prowess. But will Big Mami Cool, Raquel Rodriguez, show a little unity with her new tag team partner and assist as only The Judgment Day do? Can Perez score a big win for Judgment Day, or will Kairi Sane prove to be too much for the champion? Tune in for this high-stakes women's division contest! What time is WWE Raw starting in the UK this evening? It's once again back to early mornings in the United Kingdom for those wanting to watch WWE Raw live on Netflix this evening. Or should that be, tomorrow morning - the latest episode is set to air from 1am BST on July 8 2025, with on-demand repeats available once the broadcast is completed. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad What matches have so far been announced for WWE Evolution 2025? It's going to be a busy weekend for wrestling fans - not just with regards to AEW's huge All In event taking place, but the WWE providing two PLE's - NXT's The Great American Bash and the all-female WWE Premium Live Event, WWE Evolution. The event is set to take place on July 13 2025 and will be screening live on Netflix (as of writing), with the current card looking as follows - but as always, the card is subject to change. WWE Evolution 2025 - current matches announced Women's World Championship : IYO SKY (c) v Rhea Ripley : IYO SKY (c) v Rhea Ripley WWE Women's Championship : Tiffany Stratton (c) v Trish Stratus : Tiffany Stratton (c) v Trish Stratus NXT Women's Championship : Jacy Jayne (c) v Jordynne Grace : Jacy Jayne (c) v Jordynne Grace No Holds Barred : Jade Cargill v Naomi : Jade Cargill v Naomi WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship : Becky Lynch v Bayley v Lyra Valkyria : Becky Lynch v Bayley v Lyra Valkyria WWE Women's Tag Team Championship : The Judgement Day (Raquel Rodriguez and Rozanne Perez) (c) v Alex Bliss and Charlotte Flair v TBA v TBA : The Judgement Day (Raquel Rodriguez and Rozanne Perez) (c) v Alex Bliss and Charlotte Flair v TBA v TBA Battle Royal for a women's world championship match at Clash in Paris
Newsweek
25-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
Fan-Favorite WWE Superstar Reportedly Out of Action
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. No matter where you look on the WWE card, there is always some who is operating at the top of their game. More Pro Wrestling: WWE Raw Superstar Sidelined With An Injury: Report Such is the case for Otis of Alpha Academy. Despite being featured lower on the card, Otis is guaranteed to bring a smile to your face while still impressing with his powerhouse style. Unfortunately, Otis has been missing from WWE television for some time now, and it now appears we know why. INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA - JANUARY 06: (L-R) Otis, Maxxine Dupri and Akira Tozawa attend Netflix's Debut of WWE Monday Night Raw at Intuit Dome on January 06, 2025 in Inglewood, California. INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA - JANUARY 06: (L-R) Otis, Maxxine Dupri and Akira Tozawa attend Netflix's Debut of WWE Monday Night Raw at Intuit Dome on January 06, 2025 in Inglewood, Netflix According to a report from WrestleVotes, Otis isn't just off of WWE television. He is completely out of action and off the internal roster for an unknown reason "I believe he's out of action," WrestleVotes said. "Don't know if it's an injury or personal reasons, however we speak about this roster that shows is currently not on the roster, which means they're not available right now." Otis is currently out of action and reportedly not listed on WWE's internal roster. "I believe he's out of action. Don't know if it's an injury or personal reasons, however we speak about this roster that shows up…Otis is currently not on the roster, which means they're not… — Cultaholic Wrestling (@Cultaholic) June 25, 2025 "For whatever reason, personal, injury, I don't know, I don't want to speculate. However, they're not available for weekly TV at the moment." More Pro Wrestling: WWE Superstar To Undergo Surgery: Report At the moment, there's no telling what this means for Otis or the future of Alpha Academy. However, it appears that Maxxine Dupri and Akira Tozawa will likely be getting some assistance from future WWE Hall of Famer Natalya Neidhart. Neidhart was seen in Dupri's corner for a losing effort against Ivy Nile of American Made. After the loss, Neidhart took to social media to support the former manager of Maximum Male Models alongside a clip from Raw. "You didn't do terrible," Neidhart said. "It wasn't amazing. It wasn't awful. It wasn't incredible. It wasn't bad. You definitely need some work." It will be interesting to see how Neidhart mentors Alpha Academy and what that means when Otis returns. More Pro Wrestling: WWE News: Dominik Mysterio Injured, Match at Night of Champions Canceled After some time as an amateur wrestler, Otis began his career in professional wrestling in 2015 before being scouted for WWE by Gerald Briscoe in 2016. Otis was first a member of Heavy Machinery alongside Tucker Knight on NXT before they were moved to the main roster in 2018. During this time, Otis was part of a massively popular storyline that saw him engaged in a love triangle with Mandy Rose and Dolph Ziggler. Eventually, Otis came out on top, defeating Ziggler and receiving a kiss from Rose. After Heavy Machinery disbanded, Otis soon joined forces with Chad Gable to form Alpha Academy, becoming one of the most popular tag teams in WWE. Eventually, the group would expand to include Dupri and Tozawa and garner even more attention from the WWE Universe. Gable would eventually become more abusive toward the group before they all walked out on him, leading to a fierce rivalry between Alpha Academy and Gable's new stable, American Made. In his time with WWE, Otis won the WWE Raw Tag Team Championship with Chad Gable and also won the Men's Money in the Bank ladder match in 2020. More Pro Wrestling: WWE Hall of Famer Reportedly Stepping Away From Wrestling For Good 'I Didn't Derail His Career': Kevin Owens Reveals WWE Storyline He Refused For more WWE and professional wrestling news, head on over to Newsweek Sports.
