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Tiffany Stratton has revealed that she has turned down opportunities in Hollywood to focus on her WWE career. Speaking on the Battleground Podcast, Stratton said she has received calls in the past but decided wrestling remained her priority. While she has previously said she would be open to Hollywood opportunities in the future, Stratton wants to continue developing her character and in-ring ability with the goal of becoming one of the best women’s wrestlers in the world. She is currently involved in a SmackDown programme with Women’s Champion Chelsea Green.
Major League Wrestling (MLW) today announced that MLW Saturday Night SuperFight will stream live worldwide on Live Nation’s VEEPS on Saturday, November 7, at 8 p.m. ET from Cicero Stadium in Chicago. Saturday Night SuperFight marks MLW’s return to pay-per-view for the first time in seven years and represents the biggest premium live event on the league’s 2026 calendar.
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Former WWE star Cinta De Oro, who performed as Hunico and Sin Cara, has said he would be open to returning to the company and portraying Sin Cara again. Speaking with TMZ Inside The Ring, De Oro said he has matured since his original WWE run and would welcome another opportunity if approached. He initially took over the Sin Cara character in 2011, later became Hunico, and remained with WWE until 2019. Since leaving, De Oro has competed across the independent scene and launched Cinta De Oro Promotions in 2023.
The September 21 episode of WWE Raw drew 2.5 million global views on Netflix, down 600,000 from the previous week’s 3.1 million. Hours viewed also fell from six million to 4.8 million, with the episode’s listed runtime at one hour and 48 minutes. Raw ranked seventh globally on Netflix, reached the top ten in 17 countries and placed fifth in the United States. The show faced significant domestic competition from Monday Night Football, which reportedly attracted 19.4 million viewers for the LA Rams vs. New York Giants game.
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