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Sunday, March 9th, 2025

Good morning. Today we have a look back on Cactus Jack’s last match in ECW, AEW Collision results for the Revolution go-home show, and a full preview of AEW Revolution. Plus, Will Ospreay eyes the main event of All In: Texas, Joe Hendry on his Royal Rumble surprise, and the latest reactions to John Cena’s shocking heel turn—including how kids and adults alike responded to the moment. Let’s dig into it!

🗓️ On This Day - 1996

Cactus Jack Bids Farewell to ECW at Big Ass Extreme Bash

29 years ago today, ECW Big Ass Extreme Bash took place in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, marking Cactus Jack's final ECW appearance before departing for WWF to become Mankind.

In his last ECW match, Cactus Jack defeated Mikey Whipwreck with a piledriver onto a steel chair. After the match, the ECW faithful gave Foley a standing ovation, acknowledging his contributions to the promotion’s hardcore legacy. In true ECW fashion, Foley didn’t leave in a somber moment—he danced out of the arena alongside Stevie Richards and The Blue Meanie, a bizarre yet fitting sendoff for one of the most unpredictable wrestlers in ECW history.

Just weeks later, Mick Foley debuted in WWF as Mankind, kicking off a legendary career that would see him capture multiple championships and etch his name into wrestling history.

Also speaking of Cactus Jack, Chelsea Green just paid tribute to him at Smackdown.

❄️ Winter Madness 🏆

Round 1 - The Modern Era

Welcome to Winter Madness, where we’re on a mission to crown the most popular WWE star across Morning Dirt Sheet! Every day, two legends step into the spotlight, but only one can advance.

Gunther is hoping he can have similar success at Wrestlemania (7) Kevin Owens did yestedsay as he took down The YEET Movement beating (10) Jey Uso and knocking him out of the tournament!

Today we have the final match-up in all of Round 1, with The American Nightmare (2) Cody Rhodes taking on Dirty (15) Dominik Mysterio! After today we will go back to The Golden Era to pick up where we left off a few weeks ago, and start Round 2 of Winter Madness!

See full bracket here

AEW Collision Results - March 8th, 2025

AEW Collision aired Saturday night on TNT and Max, featuring the final stop before Revolution. Daniel Garcia defended the TNT Championship, Adam Copeland and Jon Moxley had final words before their title clash, and tensions escalated across multiple feuds heading into Sunday’s pay-per-view.

Samoa Joe, Katsuyori Shibata & Hook defeated Jack Banning, Starboy Charlie & Titus Alexander. Total domination from the trio, with each man dishing out punishment. Shibata sealed the victory with a penalty kick.

Adam Copeland Sends a Final Message to Jon Moxley. Copeland said Moxley is scared to lose the AEW World Championship because, without it, he has no power. Cope vowed that he doesn’t want the cowardly Moxley at Revolution—he wants the old-school fighter. Acknowledging that this could be his last shot at a world title, Copeland promised to make it count.

Momo Watanabe defeated Serena Deeb. Mercedes Moné joined commentary to scout her upcoming opponent. After the match, Mercedes confronted Momo, shoving the TNT title in her face. In response, Watanabe leveled Moné with a head kick, followed by a Meteora, and held the belt high.

Harley Cameron defeated Tatevik Hunanyan. The newcomer attacked Cameron before the bell, but Harley rallied back with a running knee before finishing with Her Finishing Move.

Kyle O’Reilly & Roderick Strong defeated The Infantry. A competitive tag match saw O’Reilly make a crucial hot tag to swing the momentum. The Undisputed Kingdom secured victory with their high-low combo finisher on Carlie Bravo.

Jon Moxley Sends a Warning to Adam Copeland. Moxley said he and Cope are the last of a dying breed, and when he gets his hands around Copeland’s neck at Revolution, there will be no mercy.

Hologram defeated Dralistico. A fast-paced lucha match saw Dralistico attempt to steal a win with his feet on the ropes, but the referee caught him. Hologram capitalized with a hook kick and a spinning Torture Rack bomb for the victory.

FTR & The Kingdom Set Up a Rematch. FTR and The Kingdom had a face-to-face confrontation. Cash Wheeler apologized for last week’s heated exchange, but Dax Harwood refused to back down, claiming FTR was the superior team. Kyle O’Reilly admitted the previous match had controversy, so he proposed a rematch for next week.

The Outrunners defeated Premiere Athletes. As The Outrunners set up for their finisher, The Hurt Syndicate’s music played, causing a brief distraction. Tony Nese tried to capitalize, but Turbo Floyd rebounded, leading to The Outrunners hitting Total Recall on Ari Daivari for the win.

Daniel Garcia defeated Lee Moriarty to retain the TNT Championship. A technical wrestling battle ended in a war of submissions. Moriarty nearly won with Border City Stretch, but Garcia reversed into a Sharpshooter. When Moriarty gouged the eyes to escape and reapplied his hold, Garcia countered into a piledriver for the win. After the match, Shane Taylor Promotions surrounded the ring, only for The Undisputed Kingdom to rush down and even the odds. AEW then booked an 8-man tag match for the Revolution pre-show.

Kenny Omega Issues a Final Challenge to Konosuke Takeshita. Omega dared Takeshita to prove himself by defeating him man-to-man without outside interference.

See full results here

🔮 AEW Revolution Preview

Live Tonight, 7pm EST, for $49.99 on

Prime Video, Triller TV, PPV.com and YouTube

• AEW World Championship: Jon Moxley (c) vs. “Rated R Superstar” Cope

• AEW Women’s World Championship: “Timeless” Toni Storm (c) vs. Mariah May

• AEW International Championship: Konosuke Takeshita (c) vs. Kenny Omega

• Steel Cage Match: Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher

• TBS Championship: Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Momo Watanabe

• AEW World Tag Team Championship: The Hurt Syndicate (c) vs. The Outrunners

• MJF vs. “Hangman” Adam Page

• #1 Contenders Match for the AEW World Championship: Swerve Strickland vs. Ricochet

• AEW Continental Championship: Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Brody King

• AEW Revolution Zero Hour Card: Orange Cassidy/ Big Boom! A.J./Mark Briscoe vs. Johnny TV MxM Collection

WWE News, Rumors & Updates

↕️ WWE SmackDown March 7, 2025: 3 Things Loved & Hated. This breakdown of WWE SmackDown highlights the biggest moments and missed opportunities from the latest episode.

🎤 Joe Hendry: Fans Kept Asking If I Would Be In The Royal Rumble, So I Steered Into It. Joe Hendry reflected on the fan support behind his Royal Rumble appearance. "I take a lot of what I say from the meet and greets. So every meet and greet I did for well over a year was, ‘You gonna be in the Rumble? Are you gonna be in the Rumble? Are you gonna be in the Rumble?’... So it was one of those things where, if the fan base are calling for it, then I’m gonna start steering into it because that’s the formula... The crazy thing is I hinted at it a few times, but I didn’t know about the Rumble until the week of... I continue to say outrageous things, so we’ll see whether they happen or not."

AEW News and Rumors & Updates

🤕 Tony Khan Reflects On Taking TK Driver, Darby Allin Setting Jack Perry On Fire. Tony Khan discussed his on-screen altercation involving a spike piledriver from The Young Bucks and Darby Allin's fiery attack on Jack Perry. "I was a victim of the spike piledriver, the deadliest move in professional wrestling... They spike piledrived me, but I survived and showed up at the NFL draft in a neck brace."

🥯 MJF On If He Actually Likes Anyone In AEW: I Tolerate Taz, He's A Long Islander Through And Through. MJF gave rare praise to an AEW colleague, stating, "I tolerate Taz... This man is a Long Islander through and through. We get along. We talk about bagels and delis and diners. I tolerate Taz."

🎯 Will Ospreay Eager For First-Time-Ever Match With AEW's 'Main Character'. Will Ospreay expressed his desire to face 'Hangman' Adam Page in a singles match. "Hangman’s the only one I’ve never actually... wrestled in a six-man in New Japan, but did like a comeback and that was it. So I feel like that’s the main character. That’s the guy. That’s AEW right there."

🌟 Will Ospreay Expresses Desire to Main Event AEW All In: Texas. During a recent interview, Ospreay shared his ambition to headline the event, stating, "I want to be the main event. I want it. The reason why I want it is because I think they trust me, and I think the fans trust me with what the presentation and what the look of AEW should be..."

Top Reddit Threads

😭 Watch: WWE on X - “These Sad Faces Say It All...” (Reactions of kids, and some adults, after Cena’s turn at Elimination Chamber.)

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🔮 Forum Post in 2007 Saying Cody Will Be Huge, Guy Was a Fortune Teller.

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