Coming up on today's wrestling news, there's heat on a demoted WB star after TV fiasco.

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A WWE champion shocks the world at Slammiversary.

And Goldberg's final run and comments about it have come in for some criticism.

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But with the worldwide leader in sports entertainment.

And more specifically, some massive heat on something of a WWE legend, albeit a contentious one.

Following some recent comments on a Saturday night's made event.

Yes, of all people, Jesse Ventura has once again raised the ire of WWM manager. What is this? The 1980s? You may recall on a recent Saturday night's main event

that Jesse Ventura was basically demoted to the Joe Tessertor introductory sport rather than taking

his seat of the common tribute in the main event at Saturday night's main event, this time around,

being Goldberg versus Gunter for the World Heavyweight title. Ventura has so far called every

main event on Saturday's main event as per there, leaning into the nostalgia of the events

on the Kack and Peacock, and has kind of like drawn some acclaim and criticism depending on your

taste, I would guess.

And yeah, this was most contentious in the Drew McIntyre

Damien Priest's Steel Cage match, where Damien Priest, upon winning the steel cage match,

as many wrestlers do individually by escaping the cage,

earn a torrent of abuse from Venture at ringside, pretty much as a show and off the air,

trying to put over the top baby face by calling him a coward calling him a complete loser saying he was weak for leaving all that kind of stuff um kind of ruin the broadcast if you like the fed but a lot of people kind of enjoyed it and he was kind of seen that's just the body being the body just venturing going to business well uh Dave Meltzer of the rest and Observer said that it was significant heat on him afterwards

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