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NJPW Best Of The Super Juniors 33 Night 11 Results – June 2, 2026
On June 2nd, 2026 NJPW aired the 11th night of the 33rd annual Best Of The Super Juniors live in Tokyo Japan…
The dust is still settling from AAA’s Noche de Los Grandes, and if you weren’t paying attention to what happened in Mexico last weekend, you need to correct that immediately. Chad Gable and Ludwig Kaiser — or rather, Chad Gable and El Grande Americano — put on a mask vs. mask match that has the wrestling world genuinely buzzing, and the reverberations are hitting everyone from JBL’s commentary headset to Jeff Jarrett’s podcast studio. It’s the rare moment where a match on a secondary platform cuts through all the noise and reminds you why this business still has the power to surprise you.
JBL Says El Grande Americano Should Stay In AAA
Meanwhile, JBL was handing out opinions like candy on Friday night, also declaring that Ludwig Kaiser’s El Grande Americano character “is the biggest star in Mexico right now” and should stay in AAA. That’s a wild and genuinely interesting take — Kaiser has clearly found something with this character that the main WWE roster never quite gave him the space to discover. Whether TKO lets that breathe or snaps him back into a mid-card tag slot remains to be seen, but Kaiser deserves the conversation.
WWE NXT Lineup Confirmed For Tonight
Tonight’s NXT comes to you live from the Performance Center on CW and Netflix internationally, with five matches on the card including two title bouts. NXT has been consistently delivering quality television in 2026, so two title matches on a Tuesday night is a genuine selling point rather than just filler. Set your reminders accordingly.
Spoiler On Winner Of WWE King Of The Ring Tournament
According to Self Made Pro, the current plan has Seth Rollins winning the King of the Ring tournament and heading into a major program this summer. Rollins winning King of the Ring feels both obvious and correct — he’s the kind of performer who elevates the crown rather than the other way around. The bigger question is who’s on the receiving end of whatever Rollins brings to the table come SummerSlam season, because a motivated, sceptre-wielding Rollins picking a fight is must-see television.
Why Finn Bálor Was Moved To WWE SmackDown
Dave Meltzer reports that Finn Bálor’s move to SmackDown wasn’t draft strategy — WWE simply wanted to separate him from Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh. That’s… a very quiet way to dissolve what was supposed to be a meaningful faction alignment, and it speaks to the broader issue of WWE building groups without a clear long-term plan for dismantling them. Bálor is more than capable of thriving on SmackDown, but “we just wanted him away from those guys” is the booking equivalent of a shrug.
Jeff Jarrett Says Chad Gable Needs To Be ‘Ready To Leave’ WWE
Jeff Jarrett praised Gable’s performance effusively on his My World podcast but followed it up with the kind of cold water that veterans throw on these situations — noting that Gable will likely have to leave WWE to get the push the wrestling world knows he deserves. It’s a depressing but not unfamiliar reality, and Jarrett knows firsthand how the machine can grind down talents who don’t fit the preferred mold. The fact that two separate wrestling legends are publicly making this case should probably be kept on file somewhere in Stamford.
Dodge Ram Becomes The Official Truck Sponsor Of Lucha Libre AAA
Ram trucks have officially signed on as the official truck partner of Lucha Libre AAA, expanding the brand’s footprint across TKO Group Holdings’ portfolio. It’s a smart play for both parties — AAA gets mainstream corporate legitimacy, and Ram gets eyeballs on a passionate, underserved fanbase that doesn’t usually see their culture centered in major sponsorship deals. The logo on the mat is a small thing; the signal it sends is not.
AAA Announces Sponsorship Deal With Ram Trucks
Multiple outlets are running this one, which is worth noting — AAA landing a major auto brand sponsor right off the back of their biggest match since the WWE acquisition is not a coincidence, and TKO clearly timed the visibility smartly. If Noche de Los Grandes was the proof of concept, the Ram deal is the first return on that investment. More of this, please.
WWE Legend “Dangerous” Danny Davis: “If It Wasn’t For Vince McMahon, I’d Be Dead Or In Jail”
In a candid interview with Wrestling Epicenter, “Dangerous” Danny Davis credited Vince McMahon with essentially saving his life, saying without that connection he’d be dead or incarcerated. It’s a genuinely sobering quote from a man who was one of the most heat-magnet figures of the late ’80s WWF, and it’s a reminder that behind every gimmick is a human story that rarely makes the highlight reel. Whatever your complicated feelings about McMahon’s later legacy, the impact he had on individual lives in wrestling’s formative years is part of the full picture.
JBL Calls Chad Gable ‘Best Wrestler In The World’ Following AAA Noche de Los Grandes
John Bradshaw Layfield was on commentary for the Noche de Los Grandes mask vs. mask match, and he came away from it calling Chad Gable the best wrestler in the world — and honestly, it’s hard to argue with the man right now. Gable has been quietly (and not so quietly) delivering in every single context he’s placed in, and a showcase performance in front of an AAA audience only adds to the case. JBL isn’t always right, but when he’s right, he’s loud about it, and this time the volume is justified.
JBL Says Chad Gable Is The Best Wrestler In The World Following AAA Noche de Los Grandes
This is the same story making rounds across multiple outlets, which tells you everything about the impact of that endorsement coming from a Hall of Famer who was ringside for it. Whether or not WWE is listening to their own announcer is the more pressing question here, because “best wrestler in the world” and “mid-card ceiling” shouldn’t coexist in the same sentence.
🎤 The WAW Take
So let’s recap: Chad Gable is apparently the best wrestler alive, is stuck in a system that may never fully capitalise on that, and Jeff Jarrett is out here playing career counsellor. Seth Rollins is about to wear a crown, Ludwig Kaiser is thriving in a sombrero, and RAM trucks are now officially part of the lucha libre experience. It’s a completely normal Tuesday in professional wrestling — which is to say, absolutely nothing about it is normal, and we wouldn’t have it any other way.