Wrestling Tonight: WWE SCRAPS HELL IN A CELL MANIA PLAN | GUNTHER WITHOUT A MATCH? | AEW LAUNCHES MyAEW & OSPREAY RETURN ON TRACK?

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WWE reportedly scrapped a Hell in a Cell match between Cody Rhodes and Drew McIntyre for WrestleMania 42.

The episode opens with host Mr. Solo Dolo introducing the show and noting a schedule change due to AEW Revolution. He discusses sponsors and recent debate appearances before diving into news. On WWE, WrestleMania 42's card is in flux; a planned Hell in a Cell match between Cody Rhodes and Drew McIntyre was scrapped, possibly due to ticket sales, with Rhodes now facing Randy Orton. Other matches include Rhea Ripley vs. Jade Cargill and potential bouts involving Tiffany Stratton and Gunther, who currently lacks a match. The host analyzes ESPN's removal of letter grades for WWE PLEs after WWE objections, framing it as a media control issue. Ricky Saints' poorly received NXT concert segment was scrubbed from social media, an unusual move by WWE. AEW news includes the launch of MyAEW, a streaming platform with subscription tiers, discussed as a potential safety net amid media rights uncertainty. Talent updates: Alex Windsor won the New Japan Strong Women's Championship, Will Ospreay is recovering from neck surgery and may return for AEW All In 2026, and Mercedes Monnet has lost multiple championships. AJ Styles' new WWE role involves scouting indie talent and mentoring. WrestleMania week indie events are previewed, including Josh Barnett's Bloodsport and House of Glory shows. The episode concludes with a preview of upcoming shows like TNA Sacrifice and AEW Revolution, plus sponsor mentions.

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