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A former Brooklyn daycare director has pleaded guilty to wire fraud, admitting to embezzling nearly $3 million in tuition payments, a significant portion of which was spent on WWE tickets and luxury vacations.
Murielle Misczak, a 43-year-old former daycare director from Brooklyn, New York, pleaded guilty to wire fraud after stealing over $2.75 million, using more than $350,000 for trips with her three children to WWE events.
WWE promotional material shows a furious Gunther reportedly picking a stipulation for his rematch against Cody Rhodes.
WWE Now for June 12, 2026 centers on Gunther and the stipulation he may pick for an upcoming match, leaving the specific format open for now.
The June 12 edition of In The Weeds is being framed as a mystery box episode, with hosts Joel and Jeremy positioned to drive the conversation even without a major breaking WWE headline.
A joint motion filed Thursday in Connecticut federal court puts Janal Grant's lawsuit against Vince McMahon and WWE on a path to confidential arbitration, with a status report due July 10.
John Cena has responded to criticism of WWE's John Cena Classic Tournament, explaining the fan vote format and why the concept puts developmental talent against main roster stars.
John Cena sent a video message to Ohio Valley Wrestling as the indie promotion prepares to air its 1400th consecutive episode.
John Laurinaitis recently clarified that CM Punk's pointed remark on WWE Raw in 2011 about Laurinaitis calling talent to fire them was not a 'shoot' but a scripted line.
Former WWE executive John Laurinaitis recently disclosed his efforts to bring legendary Japanese wrestler Kenta Kobashi into WWE during the early 2000s, stating that the push 'just didn’t work out.'
Former WWE star Jon Heidenreich admitted that his intense on-screen persona wasn't entirely an act, leading many in the locker room to question his sanity.
Jonathan Gresham will host a Modern Age Grappling seminar in Atlanta on August 5 with Adam Priest, Ryan Clancy, and Darian Bengston as he builds a new platform around the style.
