Coming up on today is wrestling news, there is a major change in AWU's talent signing policy.

I'll bring you the latest on WWE heading to Saudi Arabia.

We've got some surprising news on a former WB star set to return.

And Chad Gable is injured. I'm Adam Wilborn.

I'm Michael Hamfletz.

And this is the news.

And we're going to start Wilborn with a sort of slightly contentious point over the last

few years in AWE that is now being sort of folded into what's actually happening behind

the scenes and that is the particular talent that they sign to fill up that big beefy roster,

but specifically some of the XWB names that come across.

This has been a relatively consistent theme since

AWOLG launched in 2019, certainly for a long period of time. It looked like a dream of a place

to work as opposed to the nightmare era of WW. Do you remember the pop that Jack Swagger got

on the first night of Dynamite? That was how it works. Bunkers, weren't it? The era of wrestlers

like escaping from prison and the like and all that sort of stuff in AW. And then naturally things change in ebb and flow and all that kind of stuff.

Tony fumble.

Yeah, all that sort of thing.

Yeah, all that sort of stuff.

And now it appears as if AWU we've kind of acknowledged that and are looking to tighten the reins a little bit.

This is some great reporting from Fight for Selects. For the last year or so, I know AW was being way more picky with who they brought in, especially

since we've seen WWD departures come in, not be content with the AW process, leave and return.

There's going to be some of those talent that do come in, but it's not going to be a huge amount.

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