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Street Fighter, featuring WWE stars Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns in prominent roles, fell sharply during its second weekend at the domestic box office. According to Deadline, the film earned about $8.6 million, down 72% from its $31 million opening weekend and to fourth place in the rankings. Warner Bros.’ Clayface topped the weekend box office with $24 million, followed by You Can See Everything with $19.5 million and Wildwood with $11.6 million. Deadline also reported that Clayface’s success helped the combined Warner Bros./Paramount Skydance company surpass $1 billion in box office revenue this year, joining Universal, Disney, and Sony in reaching the milestone.
In an interview with SOTO619 , Jeff Cobb, who has returned to NJPW, spoke about wearing facepaint in WWE.
“The paint was truly different. Because I was told you’re going to wear the paint like you did in Japan and I never wore paint in Japan. I think they got me confused with somebody else but yeah, paint was hard because I had to find paint. The paint was definitely the hardest just for the fact that with the mask I could put it on. I couldn’t breathe but I could put it on and then when I’m done, I could take it off but the paint took forever to get off. I had to use the wipes. Then, I found out the wipes that I used got recalled.”
Sherilyn Guerrero, the daughter of WWE Hall of Famer Eddie Guerrero, is set to make her professional wrestling debut on Saturday, November 14, for Booker T’s Reality of Wrestling promotion in Houston. Guerrero will face Mystii Marks after an altercation at the promotion’s latest event, where she hosted the Sherri Martel Classic. Marks blamed Guerrero for a previous defeat, then slapped and attacked her, prompting Guerrero to challenge her to a singles match. Reality of Wrestling subsequently confirmed the encounter on social media. The debut will take place just one day after the 21st anniversary of Eddie Guerrero’s death on November 13, 2005, adding further significance to the occasion.
‼️ BREAKING NEWS ‼️@TheSherilynG makes her highly anticipated PRO WRESTLING DEBUT on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH!
A new chapter in the Guerrero legacy begins! pic.twitter.com/DBRt8tgAeX
— Reality of Wrestling (@TheOfficialROW) October 25, 2026
WWE Hall of Famer Michael Hayes has revealed that he requires further surgery after undergoing several major operations in recent years. Speaking on What’s Your Story? with Stephanie McMahon, Hayes explained that he underwent a hip replacement in 2020, followed by additional replacement surgeries in 2022 and 2024. Expressing frustration with the repeated procedures and lengthy recovery periods, Hayes admitted, “I’m so sick of surgeries,” adding that he was particularly tired of the recoveries.
He also revealed that he avoided taking prescribed painkillers, including oxycodone, following his previous operations because he has never been comfortable taking pills. When McMahon asked whether more surgery was necessary, Hayes confirmed that one of his shoulders was in particularly poor condition, stating:
“Oh, I do. Yeah, this shoulder’s really bad.”
Check out the lineup for tonight’s episode of WWE Raw.
WWE’s just released Elite Collection of action figures includes Xavier Woods and Ilya Dragonov?!?!?
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