Ronda Rousey has taken aim at UFC’s Chief Business Officer, Hunter Campbell, while reacting to the latest addition to the Carano-Rousey MVP card in May. 

The event on May 16 will be headlined by Gina Carano and Rousey’s respective returns to MMA, as well as Francis Ngannou against Philipe Lins in the co-main event. And then on Monday it was announced that Nate Diaz and Mike Perry had joined the UFC alums on the card for their own first-time fight. 

Welcoming them to the fold for MVP – Jake Paul’s promotion – and its first MMA event, Rousey called it a revolution against the establishment. That goes in line with what she had said at the press conference for the event, believing that UFC had gone downhill and was no longer the premier place of work in the sport. 

“Welcome to the revolution Nate Diaz and Mike Perry!! It’s the fighters vs. the establishment – and we’re gonna win!” Rousey wrote on X. “P.S. Hunter Campbell p****ed off the wrong b****, I’m coming for your job motherf****er.” 

It’s unknown what Rousey’s exact issue with Campbell is, but since he serves as UFC’s primary matchmaker and Dana White’s number two, one could assume it ties in with the break-down in negotiations for Rousey to return to the company. 

Rousey had said she was in talks with UFC about staging the fight with Carano with the promotion, but they could not meet financial terms under the new streaming model with Paramount+. 

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.’s live coverage for “AEW Dynamite” on March 18, 2026, coming to you live from the Save Mart Center in Fresno, California!

After Toni Storm emerged victorious against Marina Shafir in a singles match with their allies banned from ringside this past Sunday at AEW Revolution, Ronda Rousey made her debut in AEW and stared down Storm before officials became evolved and Rousey left with Shafir. Following such, Shafir has her chance to seek retribution on Storm when the pair go one-on-one in a No Holds Barred Match tonight.

Archrivals Darby Allin and The Dogs’ Gabe Kidd have squared off against one another on several occasions in singles, tag team, and trios competition on five separate occasions, including Revolution wherein Allin, Roderick Strong, and Orange Cassidy scored a win against Kidd and his stablemates David Finlay and Clark Connors. Tonight, they will be meeting in the ring with one another once again as they collide in a Coffin Match.

Will Ospreay made his return to AEW during Sunday’s pay-per-view event when he confronted Jon Moxley and the rest of The Death Riders moments after Moxley had retained his Continental Championship against Konosuke Takeshita. Following such, Ospreay will be taking on Blake Christian in what will mark his first time competing in a ring since himself, Kenny Omega, Kota Ibushi, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and the aforementioned Allin defeated The Death Riders, The Young Bucks, and Gabe Kidd in a Lights Out Steel Cage Match at aeW x NJPW Forbidden Door on August 24, 2025.

Injured AEW star Leila Grey confirmed via her Instagram stories on Wednesday that she has successfully undergone surgery for a torn ACL. Grey penned a note to her fans in her stories after undergoing the operation following the injury she sustained at the beginning of December.

“Hey guys. I finally had my knee surgery yesterday,” she wrote. “Everything went well. I’m home recovering and starting therapy tomorrow. Thank you all for the support during this time.”

Grey suffered the injury during her match with Mercedes Mone for the TBS Championship on the December 6 edition of “AEW Collision.” The match ended abruptly with Mone getting the pin after it became apparent Grey had been injured. She revealed the exact point in the match the injury occurred, saying it happened when she took a wrong step while being driven into the corner by Mone. Grey revealed she felt a pop in her knee and minutes later, felt another pop after hitting the champion with a knee.

She revealed in January that she didn’t have full range of motion in her knee at the time, which she said delayed surgery for at least another month. Despite the injury, Grey competed in the World Beauty Fitness & Fashion competition the week following her loss to the then-TBS Champion, where she scored first place in the Diva Fitness Model 35+ category. The AEW talent wore a bedazzled knee brace for the competition, which she said people expected her to drop out of following the injury, but she was a “boss a** baddie” who “got the job done.”