Carmelo Hayes won his first title on “SmackDown” when he dethroned Ilja Dragunov to become the men’s United States Champion. The two were evenly matched with both men matching every aggressive move. Dragunov went for the H-Bomb, but was caught in midair with an enzuiguri. Hayes followed with a backwards cutter from the middle rope. […]

WWE Drew McIntyre first began his WWE career in 2007, when he was just 22 years old and used the Future Shock DDT as his finisher. Eventually, McIntyre adopted the Claymore, a devastating kick that can be unleashed in a split-second, as his new finishing move. According to McIntyre, the move came into existence completely by […]

Joe Hendry picked up his first victory on “WWE SmackDown” with a win over The Miz in a Miracle on 34th Street Fight. Hendry opened the show by singing “Jingle Bells” about the size of Miz’s balls. He was surrounded by Akira Tozawa dressed as an elf, Otis in a Santa suit, someone dressed as […]

Roy Rochlin/Getty Images The second season of “WWE LFG” concluded in October, with the “Future Greats” mentored by The Undertaker walking away with the win: Shiloh Hill and Skylar Rae. Wrestling veteran Bully Ray has served as another mentor on the series, and in an episode of “Busted Open: After Dark,” he explained why Hill […]

WWE/Netflix Joe Hendry begins the segment with a song, surrounded by Otis, Akira Tozawa, and several figures in Santa get-up (with a surprise appearance from the Easter Bunny). The Miz makes his appearance, and he is irate as Grand Rapids joins Hendry in a tiny balls parody of “Jingle Bells.”