WWE is set to present another edition of Saturday Night’s Main Event tonight, and the card of five matches is set to be an exciting one. Four titles will be defended on the night, including a match where “WWE Raw” newcomer Sol Ruca could prove she has what it takes to hang against one of the red brand’s top stars after a handful of losses upon her call-up.

Ruca will face off against Women’s Intercontinental Champion Becky Lynch for the gold, after Lynch crashed Ruca’s initial debut on “Raw,” and the pair went one-on-one in a promo battle on Monday. Lynch agreed to a match, but initially didn’t put her title on the line, as she said Ruca needs to prove herself. As of Tuesday afternoon, WWE announced on social media the match will be for the title.

Two sets of tag team championships will be defended, with WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions Brie Bella and Paige set to defend their gold against the Irresistible Forces, Lash Legend and Nia Jax. The Vision’s Logan Paul and Austin Theory will also defend their titles against the Street Profits, who returned to television on the “Raw” after WrestleMania 42 and made their title aspirations known.

Intercontinental Champion Penta will take on former North American Champion Ethan Page, who has been a thorn in the champion’s side since his post-Mania call-up. The match will be Penta’s first defense since he scaled the ladder at WrestleMania to retain his gold in a six-pack challenge.

Finally, Ripley will team with Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss to take on former WWE Women’s Champion Jade Cargill, B-Fab, and Michin in six-woman tag action. Ripley hasn’t defended the title since dethroning Cargill at WrestleMania, though “The Storm” called her out for a rematch at Clash in Italy on Friday. Since Cargill’s return, she and Flair have also been teasing a match.

Ted Turner, media mogul and entrepreneur, died at the age of 87 on May 6, and the professional wrestling world lost one of the key figures of the Monday Night Wars, despite Turner never appearing on WCW television, even though he owned the company. One person who did appear on “WCW Monday Nitro” and its other programs, however, was former company executive Eric Bischoff, who worked for Turner for around ten years. Bischoff appeared on “The Ariel Helwani Show” to talk about his late boss, and said his “every man” lifestyle had an impact on him, even back then.

“I was one of the only executives… the president of a division of Turner Broadcasting, and I would show up wearing jeans, cowboy boots and ride my Harley to work and park six spaces down from Ted,” he explained. “I had hair down to my shoulders and a beard, and I’d see Ted in the morning and he’d say, ‘Hey, Eric,’ and it was no big deal. I didn’t have to wear a blue suit, a white shirt, and a red tie with wing tipped shoes. That’s what everybody else had to do. Ted kind of, not gave me permission, but gave me the room to just be myself. I think I probably overdid that a little bit. I was immature in many respects, business wise, but I looked at Ted as someone who did it his own way.”

Bischoff said he hopes Turner is remembered as one of the great media moguls and entrepreneurs of our lifetime. Turner was remembered by WCW star Sting on “AEW Dynamite” after his passing, and WWE ran a remembrance graphic for him, as well.

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MJF looks to reclaim the AEW World Championship from Darby Allin, earning himself his third reign with the gold, but he’s putting his hair on the line to do so. There are a few reasons why 60% of us believe MJF is winning this hair-vs-title match, including the fact we don’t believe he’s shaving his head after he underwent a hair transplant, but also because we think there could be bigger plans for him and the “Big, Beautiful Belt” going in to All In.

Allin has had one heck of a run with the gold, putting up seven total consecutive defenses across “Dynamite” and “Collision” against the likes of Kevin Knight, Tommaso Ciampa, Konosuke Takeshita, and more, but it was widely reported that Allin would reign for a good time, not a long time. We also saw Allin pass out while applying the Scorpion Death Lock to Sammy Guevara during their “Collision” match, so the seed has been planted that his body is close to giving out, something that MJF is going to take advantage of.

While Allin has been working hard to defend the title and be a fighting champion, MJF has only had one match on “Dynamite” since his championship loss in a squash on April 15. MJF is fresh, and he’s going to be out for blood. A motivated MJF is a dangerous MJF, and he’s got a lot on the line on Sunday.

As for All In, if Will Ospreay emerges the winner of the Owen Hart Tournament, he’s going to need a heel to go one-on-one with to capture the gold for the first time at Wembley Stadium. Many of us amongst the 60% who believe MJF is winning at Double or Nothing also believe he’ll still be champion for that All In bout.

Written by Daisy Ruth