GUNTHER has the unique feat of being the one current-day wrestler to retire three legends: Goldberg, John Cena, and AJ Styles. While many assumed he’d be the one to put Brock Lesnar to rest, as well, “The Beast Incarnate” ended up hanging up his boots after losing to Oba Femi at WrestleMania 42 — only to recently return, making Lesnar an option for GUNTHER once again.

“Yeah, if I get the chance, of course I’ll do it,” GUNTHER exclaimed during an interview on “Rompipallone” when asked whether he’d be up to retire Lesnar. “Who would turn it down?”

Despite his eagerness to step up to “The Beast Incarnate,” GUNTHER isn’t absolutely positive that he’ll get the opportunity to retire him. During a separate interview with “Italian Wrestling Channel,” he expressed doubt whether the clash will ever happen, and pointed out that he wasn’t even in the building the night of Lesnar’s feigned retirement at WrestleMania, and that he found out through news outlets the following day.

GUNTHER is currently focused on challenging Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship at Clash in Italy on May 31. The event will also see a rematch between Lesnar and Femi.

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Welcome to Wrestling Inc.’s live coverage of AAA Noche de Los Grandes, emanating from the Arena Monterrey in Monterrey, Mexico. 

Tonight begins the first of two weekly events under the Noche de Los Grandes label, headlined by El Grande Americano (Ludwig Kaiser) versus the Original El Grande Americano (Chad Gable) in a Mask vs. Mask match. They will likely find themselves flanked by their Los Americanos, Pete Dunne and Tyler Bate, and Los Americanos Hermanos, Julius and Brutus Creed, respectively.

Elsewhere on the card, El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. will be defending the AAA Latin American Championship against El Hijo Del Vikingo, flanked by Dorian Roldan. 

WWE’s the War Raiders will be challenging Pagano and Psycho Clown for the AAA World Tag Team Championship, and WWE’s Rey Fenix will be challenging Laredo Kid for the AAA Cruiserweight Championship. 

AAA Noche de Los Grandes is scheduled to start at 10 PM ET, streaming live on FOX in Latin America, as well as WWE and AAA’s YouTube and Facebook channels. 

Persephone joins commentary as Hazuki comes to the ring. World follows, accompanied by HYAN.

They lock up and World puts her in a waistlock. Hazuki with a double wristlock. Hazuki put her in a side headlock. World pulled her overhead. Hazuki pinned her and World bridged out. Hazuki did it again and World did another bridge. World with a backslide. Hazuki took her down with an armdrag and World responded with a headscissor. They both went for dropkicks. World put her in another headlock and took her down with a shoulder tackle. World sent her into the middle turnbuckle. World dropped her foot onto the back of Hazuki’s head. World covered her for two. She picked up Hazuki, but she got out and took her down with a headscissors and a dropkick. She rubbed her foot on World’s face before landing a boot to the face. Hazuki pointed to Persephone.

After the break, they exchange blows. Hazuki suplexed World. Hazuki charged at World and World sent her on to the turnbuckle. World ran up to the ropes and pulled Hazuki down and World flipped herself over to pin her. World took her down with a punch and Hazuki sent her into the ropes and landed a running boot and a Heatseeker. Hazuki went up top, but World hit her. Hazuki jumped over her as she charged to the ring. World landed an uppercut and Hazuki went to the outside. World landed a tope suicida. She put Hazuki in the ring and Hazuki landed her own tope. Hazuki put her in the ring and went up top and landed a meteora, but was caught and dropped her back into a bridging pin. World landed a thrust kick and went up top. She went for a moonsault, but Hazuki rolled out of the way. Hazuki with a running elbow in the corner and a lungblower. She finally landed her top rope senton for the win.

Winner: Hazuki

After the match, Hazuki and Persephone stood face to face. They’ll face off in the Owen Cup next week on Collision.

Two years removed from helping their father, Sting, in his retirement match at AEW Revolution, both Steven and Garrett Borden have caught the wrestling bug, with Steven working both the indies and AEW dark matches, while Garrett recently made his debut for Dustin Rhodes’ Rhodes Wrestling Association promotion. It remains to be seen just how far either Borden goes in the wrestling business, but the one thing that’s clear is AEW announcer Tony Schiavone couldn’t be happier to see them around.

On the latest “What Happened When,” Schiavone, who called many of Sting’s legendary matches in both AEW and WCW, was very strong on Steven and Garrett entering into the business. He did note, however, that it might be a bit tougher for the two of them than it was Sting, who Schiavone believes had the benefit of honing his skills by wrestling almost every day, whereas Steven and Garrett’s schedule will be far less severe.

“Well, I think it’s tremendous,” Schiavone said. “And I just…you know, their father wrestled at a different time, where you wrestled every night when he started. And you really hit the road. So these kids are learning their craft differently than their dad did. I think you learned your craft by wrestling repeatedly. 

“But they’re getting a chance. Like, Garrett’s getting a chance down at Dustin’s chance. And of course Steven’s been wrestling for us. Both are just wonderful kids, and it’s not surprising because anybody that knows Steve Borden knows that Sting is a much better man than he was a wrestler, and he was one of the great wrestlers.”

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