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WWE Worlds Collide coming to California before Money in the Bank. How to watch
WWE Worlds Collide coming to California before Money in the Bank. How to watch

Yahoo

time3 days ago

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  • Yahoo

WWE Worlds Collide coming to California before Money in the Bank. How to watch

It might be the second biggest weekend of the calendar for World Wrestling Entertainment. In a little over a week, WWE will host two huge events. Not only will the stars of WWE wrestle at night in Money in the Bank, the stars will be out early in Los Angeles for World's Collide. Advertisement World's Collide is a supercard made up of stars from WWE, NXT and AAA, the promotion in Mexico. When is Worlds Collide? WWE Worlds Collide is June 7. Where is Worlds Collide taking place? Worlds Collide will be held at he Kia Forum in Inglewood, California. What time does Worlds Collide start? Worlds Collide starts at 3 p.m. How to watch WWE Worlds Collide WWE Worlds Collide will stream live on WWE's Youtube channel. Worlds Collide match card Chad Gable vs. Hijo del Vikingo, AAA Mega Championship match Stephanie Vaquer and Lola Vice vs. Chik Tormena and Dalys Legado Del Fantasma vs. Psycho Clown, El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. and Pagano Ethan Page vs. Laredo Kid vs. Rey Fenix vs. Je'Von Evans, NXT North American Championship match Drago Lee, Cruz Del Toro and Joaquin Wilde vs. Octagon Jr., Aero Star and Mr. Iguana Will Rey Mysterio be at Worlds Collide? Rey Mysterio is scheduled to be at the special event. This article originally appeared on Asbury Park Press: WWE Worlds Collide match card, how to watch

Alberto Del Rio sparks chaos on talk show amid WWE return rumors
Alberto Del Rio sparks chaos on talk show amid WWE return rumors

Time of India

time3 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Alberto Del Rio sparks chaos on talk show amid WWE return rumors

Image via WWE Former WWE Champion Alberto Del Rio has once again found himself at the center of controversy after a shocking altercation on a live Mexican talk show. Known for his fiery temper and past disciplinary issues, Del Rio - now wrestling under the name Alberto El Patron - was involved in a physical confrontation that has sparked widespread debate online and may jeopardize his rumored return to WWE. Heated segment turns violent on Mexican TV The incident occurred during an appearance on the TV Azteca morning show Venga La Alegría, where Del Rio was promoting his upcoming AAA Mega Championship defense against El Hijo del Vikingo. Tensions flared when a video message introduced Vikingo's father, who unexpectedly walked onto the set. The situation quickly spiraled out of control as Del Rio ripped off his own shirt and began assaulting Vikingo's father, punching him repeatedly while production staff and security attempted to intervene. Footage of the moment shows Del Rio throwing a chair and getting physical with a show crew member, prompting a woman to scream for him to leave the set. He eventually stormed off, leaving chaos in his wake. This isn't the first time Del Rio has crossed the line. He was previously released by WWE in 2014 for what the company described as "unprofessional conduct" after slapping a staff member over an alleged racist remark. Despite multiple controversies over the years, recent reports suggest that WWE has been in talks to re-sign him as part of a broader deal with AAA talent. WWE comeback in doubt? Super Luchas' Editor-in-Chief Ernesto Ocamo recently claimed that WWE has signed several AAA stars - including Del Rio, El Hijo del Vikingo, and others - with speculation that they may appear at the upcoming WWE Worlds Collide event in June. Del Rio is currently AAA's reigning Mega Champion, but many fans now believe the title may be transferred to Vikingo soon, potentially clearing the way for Del Rio's return to WWE programming. Reactions to the incident have been mixed. While some fans speculated the fight may have been a kayfabe (scripted) moment to promote the upcoming match, others criticized Del Rio for his erratic behavior. 'Triple H won't want loose cannons like him back,' one fan wrote on social media. With WWE looking to clean up its image and focus on global expansion, Del Rio's latest outburst raises serious questions about whether he truly fits into the company's long-term plans. For now, fans will have to wait and watch if this shocking act was part of a storyline - or the latest in a series of real-life missteps.

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