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WWE Reveals Clash In Italy VIP Package With Pasta Experience And $11,500 Price Tag

Posted by admin on March 26th, 2026

WWE is continuing to expand its premium live event offerings worldwide, and its latest rollout for Clash in Italy shows just how far the company is willing to go when it comes to luxury fan experiences.

WWE Clash In Italy VIP Package Price – $11,500 With Pasta Experience

On March 25, 2026, WWE’s official hospitality partner On Location unveiled a high-end “Champion+ Ticket + Priority Pass” package for the event, which is scheduled for Sunday, May 31, 2026 at the Inalpi Arena. The package starts at $11,500 per person, positioning it firmly as a top-tier experience aimed at fans looking for an all-inclusive, VIP weekend.

The centerpiece of the package is a guaranteed front row seat to Clash in Italy, offering one of the closest possible views of the action. However, the experience goes well beyond just event seating. Fans will gain access to a Welcome Aperitivo and wine tasting event, where they will have reserved seating while WWE Superstars make appearances throughout the session.

The package also includes an “Exclusive Backstage Experience,” giving attendees a rare opportunity to step inside restricted areas typically off-limits during WWE shows. While specific details have not been fully disclosed, these experiences often feature behind-the-scenes access to production zones and pre-show operations.

One of the standout elements is a private pasta-making session with a WWE Superstar. This unique addition blends Italian culture with WWE’s fan experience model, offering a hands-on activity that goes beyond traditional meet-and-greet interactions.

Additional perks include reserved seating at pre-show hospitality events with more Superstar appearances, along with a ringside photo opportunity that provides fans with a professional keepsake from the event.

This latest package reflects WWE’s ongoing strategy of building high-end, curated experiences around its biggest shows. With similar premium offerings already attached to major events like WrestleMania, the company is now applying that same model internationally. Clash in Italy is not just being promoted as a live event, but as a full luxury experience built around exclusivity, access, and immersive fan engagement.

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Ronda Rousey Done With AEW

Posted by admin on March 26th, 2026

Ronda Rousey is not expected to return to AEW following her appearance at Revolution, as new details indicate she’s done with the company.

Speaking on Wrestling Observer Live, Bryan Alvarez reported that Rousey’s involvement with AEW was short-term and tied to timing and promotion for her upcoming fight against Gina Carano on May 16.

“I can confirm that Ronda Rousey is done with AEW,” Alvarez said. “It was a one and done. She showed up. It was in LA. She’s in LA. Thought it would be an easy way to plug the upcoming fight with Gina Carano in May. She showed up, they immediately plugged the fight, and that’s it.”

Rousey’s appearance took place in Los Angeles, making it a convenient opportunity for her to appear while preparing for her MMA return. Despite the segment creating momentum on-screen, there are currently no follow-up plans in place.

Alvarez admitted he expected the angle to continue after how events unfolded during the show. Rousey became involved in a segment with Toni Storm and Marina Shafir, which appeared to set up a possible storyline.

“When I saw what they did, I thought, well, they have to be setting up some match or something,” Alvarez said. “She showed up, challenged Toni Storm. Toni Storm got attacked by Marina. Ronda laughed. We had a big thing going here. She left with the Death Riders.”

Even with Rousey preparing for a fight, Alvarez pointed out that there were still ways to extend her involvement without requiring an in-ring match.

“People were like, well, she is training, she can’t possibly do a match. All right, fine. Could she be in Marina’s corner? Could she do something?” Alvarez said. “Apparently, nope. She agreed to that one night, and she’s out of there.”

While Alvarez clarified that the door is not fully closed, there are no current discussions about bringing her back.

“It’s not like she can’t come back, but there are no plans for her to be back,” he said.

Rousey previously stated that her AEW appearance was partly motivated by personal reasons, including supporting Shafir and making a statement toward TKO Group Holdings following her stalled UFC return talks.

For now, her AEW run stands as a one-night appearance tied to timing, promotion, and personal connections rather than a longer-term deal.

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Ronda Rousey Says AEW Revolution Appearance Was Message to TKO

Posted by admin on March 26th, 2026

Ronda Rousey has explained the reasoning behind her surprise appearance at AEW Revolution, revealing it was partly intended as a statement directed at TKO Group Holdings following failed UFC return talks.

Speaking in a behind-the-scenes vlog, Rousey made it clear that her decision was not accidental and carried personal meaning after her negotiations to return to the UFC did not materialize.

“It’s kind of a cool little bit of a, like little bit of a f**k you to the TKO group, which is kind of funny because WWE is on Netflix, but I kind of figured it’d be easier to ask for forgiveness instead of permission on this one,” Rousey said. “Like, I’m promoting your show. It’s fine. We didn’t advertise it. It’s not like we boosted the ratings of it, so it should be fine.”

Rousey also detailed the steps taken to keep her presence hidden backstage at the event, noting that AEW went to unusual lengths to maintain secrecy.

“They had me jump into a wheelchair and throw a tarp over me and wheel me in here,” Rousey said. “I was brought into the arena in a very unique way. I thought this was going to be much more chill, but they’re acting like it’s freaking Royal Rumble super secret whatever.”

The appearance marked her first full AEW pay-per-view experience as a performer, and she shared her early impressions of the company’s environment.

“It’s a little bit more laidback,” Rousey said. “I’ve never been to an AEW pay-per-view so I don’t really know what to expect so much, but I’m thinking a less restrictive, more adult version of WWE, which sounds like a good time.”

Another key motivation for Rousey was supporting her longtime friend Marina Shafir, who competed on the show. Rousey highlighted their long history together and praised Shafir’s growth in wrestling.

“Marina is my best friend in the whole wide world and we grew up doing judo together as little kids,” Rousey said. “We both quit judo and started doing MMA and then we both quit MMA and started doing pro wrestling. She’s absolutely crushing it and I’m so proud of her. I’m so happy that everybody’s finally starting to take notice of how incredibly special she is.”

Rousey previously competed in WWE from 2018 through 2023 across two runs before departing and later criticizing WWE and TKO. She is now set to return to MMA for a fight against Gina Carano on May 16 under MVP Promotions.

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AEW Dynamite 3/25/2026: 3 Things We Hated And 3 Things We Loved

Posted by admin on March 26th, 2026

The March 25 episode of “AEW Dynamite” saw the first televised appearance of MJF since he defeated Hangman Page at AEW Revolution in a brutal Texas Death Match. He cut a great promo via a pre-tape last week, and now that he’s got his match set in stone for AEW Dynasty on April 12 against Kenny Omega, you would think he’d have some things to say wouldn’t you?

What did MJF say exactly? Nothing, absolutely nothing. Well, he did technically say some things, but there was literally nothing of substance whatsoever. MJF comes out, mocks the people of Minnesota for having an accent that isn’t his, reminds people that he beat Page, says the word “ever” so many times it stops sounding like a real word, and proceeds to do both of his catchphrases. That’s it, that’s the whole promo. I understand Maxwell Jacob Friedman is a heel and he’s meant to love himself and cheap heat, but you’ve got a title match in three weeks and you’re not even trying to sell the match.

In fact, it’s not until Kenny Omega, a man who looked absolutely exhausted given that he wrestled in the opening match, came out that we got an actual promo. He claimed that when Swerve Strickland beat him, he learned something from it and applied it to the match he had earlier that night where he was able to get his win back, implying that Omega has learned a lot since MJF beat a pre-diverticulitis version of “The Cleaner,” and that a rematch will be very different from their first bout.

Right there, Omega sells the match, making you ask yourself “Is he better than he was in 2023? If so, what could possibly happen at Dynasty? Who would be next in line? Who is going to Wembley?” You already want to see this match, not because of MJF loving himself, but because Omega is ready to go to war for the AEW World Championship, and the champion showed little to no real care whatsoever.

There will be a contract signing next week in Omega’s hometown of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, and I have a suspicion that segment will end up being much better for MJF than this one was. Sure, he’ll poke fun at the Canadian fans, probably make a hockey reference, but he’ll get the chance to converse with Omega and cut an actual promo, rather than just pressing buttons on an MJF soundboard and calling that a promo. For a man known to be an absolute maestro on the microphone, this was a big let down on a night full of less than average promos. At least the match at Dynasty will be good.

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Francis Ngannou Says He’s Worried By Jon Jones-UFC Pay Dispute

Posted by admin on March 26th, 2026

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Francis Ngannou was asked for his take on Jon Jones’ fall-out with the UFC over negotiations for the White House card in June.

Jones said ahead of the White House card’s announcement that he was in negotiations to return at the event, but that didn’t transpire when the card was finally announced.

Dana White said that there never were any negotiations because Jones was not intended for the card, and Jones then came out to say there were negotiations, he was lowballed, and wanted his release if the promotion truly thought he was done fighting.

Jones has since said he was offered $15 million for the fight but felt the fight was worth more. White said after that it didn’t matter what money he wanted because he was never fighting on the card.

Ariel Helwani came out to say that White’s comments on the matter didn’t make sense, because he had learned from multiple sources that negotiations were in fact taking place. And he had the opportunity to ask former UFC Heavyweight Champion Ngannou for his take on the matter, considering the fact that he left the promotion in 2023 following a pay dispute.

“Jon Jones [has] been in this organization for how long? Jon Jones [has] been a champion since he was 23. Over 15 years. If there’s somebody that deserves something nowadays, like just even to pay him tribute, it’s Jon Jones,” Ngannou said.

He added, “Isn’t it Jon Jones that they are out there bragging he’s a GOAT? Man, if the GOAT is not respected then who should be respected. I worry if their GOAT is being treated like that. I truly worry if that’s how they treat their GOAT. Then those who are not the GOAT, I don’t know whatever they are, well imagine what they are going through.”