Wrestling only works when the audience cares, and few stories prove that better than the battle between the two El Grande Americanos. Thomas Hall looks at how AAA found unexpected magic with a feud WWE never treated seriously in the first place.

WWE has always relied on celebrities to bring extra attention to its biggest shows, but WrestleMania 42 may have pushed things too far. Thomas Hall looks at why fans turned against the heavy celebrity involvement this year, how names like Pat McAfee and IShowSpeed overshadowed the wrestling itself, and why Lil Yachty’s role alongside Trick Williams proves there’s still a right way to use outside stars in wrestling.

The latest class of NXT callups has been one of WWE’s biggest success stories in years. Whether it’s Trick Williams winning championship gold almost immediately or Oba Femi looking like a future WrestleMania main eventer, WWE’s developmental system suddenly feels stronger than ever before.

Inspired by Star Wars Day, this week’s column dives into a familiar truth: wrestling fans might love the industry more than anyone, but they’re also the first to tear it apart. So why does that happen?