“Dude Needs To Go To Prison” – Social Media’s Insane Reaction To Viral Will Ospreay Clip; November 14th Wrestling News Round-Up

WWE Hall of Famer Madusa recently shared her thoughts on NXT Women’s Champion Roxanne Perez and highlighted rising stars Stephanie Vaquer and Giulia as the ones to watch.

Although Perez is already a two-time NXT Women’s Champion and a cornerstone of the division, Madusa believes that Vaquer and Giulia bring unique attributes that could potentially eclipse Perez’s spotlight.

Madusa praised Vaquer’s unique style and hinted at the dynamic possibilities she could bring, whether as a tag team partner with Giulia or as an opponent, remarking, “They can do it individually… I think both of those two could outshine Perez right now.” She acknowledged Perez’s hard work and WWE’s significant investment in her, but expressed confidence in the distinct potential and charisma of Vaquer and Giulia.

Madusa also complimented Sol Ruca, whose acrobatic in-ring style has impressed fans. However, she suggested that with more character depth and wrestling psychology, Ruca could take her talents to an even higher level. Madusa envisioned her fitting into the competitive mix with Vaquer and Giulia if given further development.

Her commentary sheds light on the promising talent in WWE’s women’s division and the various directions the company could explore with their rising stars.

[h/t Fightful]

Booker T recently shared high praise for Chelsea Green, comparing her versatility and commitment to her character work to that of longtime WWE star The Miz.

On his Hall of Fame podcast, Booker T emphasized that Green’s ability to take any idea or script and add her own flair makes her stand out as a key player on the WWE roster.

Reflecting on The Miz’s long-term success in WWE, Booker explained that Green shares a similar quality: she doesn’t just follow the script—she enhances it, bringing out unique elements that elevate each segment. He advised young wrestlers to take note of Green’s approach:

“She’s like The Miz, a female version. She’s all about getting the script, and going out there and enhancing the script… That’s how you become the one that they know they can count on in any situation.” [H/t to Wrestling Inc.]

Booker noted that Green’s standout moments this year, such as her interactions with WWE authority figures, her table bump in the Money in the Bank ladder match, and her creative approach to a dumpster match against Michin on SmackDown, highlight her adaptability and dedication to her craft.

Xavier Woods, Big E and Kofi Kingston reflect on 10 years of iconic New Day gear, including their “garbage” 2014 debut attire, video game–inspired sets, an emotional Luke Harper tribute and much more.

Check it out below!

Former WWE star Baron Corbin recently reflected on the impact of the pandemic on his “King Corbin” persona, suggesting that the absence of live audiences played a significant role in derailing the character’s momentum.

After winning the 2019 King of the Ring tournament, Corbin fully embraced the over-the-top “King” persona, complete with a crown, a cloak, and a throne entrance designed to draw the ire of the crowd.

In an interview with Sports Illustrated’s Adam Barnard, Corbin explained that this character was crafted to provoke an immediate, negative reaction from fans—a response that became impossible during the pandemic’s empty arena era:

“I think the pandemic killed the King because that was one of those things that needed to be in front of people. It was all about the presentation from being carried to the ring to the obnoxious giant 8,000 lbs. fur coat, and the crown, and all those things. That’s something that needs to be presented to a live audience because it lives better that way, where it irritates people. When I’m looking down on them and waving at them from my giant throne that I’m being carried on, it just has more of an effect that way.”

Without a live audience to react to his antics, Corbin felt the King Corbin gimmick lost its impact, as much of its appeal was rooted in the immediate heat it generated from fans.

Former Miami Dolphins safety Trill Williams has reportedly joined WWE, as revealed by The Dive Bar Podcast’s Bobby Shouse.

Williams, 24, attended a WWE try-out earlier this year and made his first onscreen appearance in a backstage segment during the November 12th episode of NXT.

Originally drafted by the New Orleans Saints in 2021, Williams faced setbacks with an early release and an ACL tear while with the Dolphins in 2022.

While his future appearances have yet to be announced, Williams brings his athleticism and presence from the NFL to WWE’s roster.

WWE Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan is expected to miss her first Royal Rumble match in 2025, ending her streak of competing in every Women’s Rumble since its inception.

Scheduled for February 1st at Lucas Oil Stadium, the match will see competitors vying for a WrestleMania opportunity.

Morgan, who shares this Rumble record only with Natalya, confirmed on The Pat McAfee Show that her title reign would preclude her from participating:

“I’m going to walk in as the Women’s World Champion… I’m actually going to miss this one.”

When asked about the possibility of being chosen by the Rumble winner for a WrestleMania title match, Morgan responded confidently, noting her strong backup and challengers’ hesitation to take her on.

Yesterday, in a bizarre moment, The Undertaker was unveiled as the official model of Italian football team Genoa FC’s third kit for the 2024-29025 season.

In a hilarious moment of parody, English club Port Vale today unveiled John Cena has their “official” shirt model and yes, it’s exactly what you think…

Check it out below!

PORT VALE FC x JOHN CENA

⚫️🖐️ https://t.co/oV9HieDSdH pic.twitter.com/bPjy1mhTAe

— Port Vale FC (@OfficialPVFC) November 14, 2024

Back in July of 2022, Will Ospreay defeated the late Mad Kurt in a singles match at Rev Pro ‘Live in London’ the match was well received but it was a post match angle that has led to it resurfacing almost three years later.

The match would end with Ospreay attacking Kurt with The Hidden Blade refusing to go for the pin and instead repeatedly striking the back of Kurt’s skull in an attempt to work a knockout angle.

Footage, filmed by, friend of Inside The Ropes, Twitter user Michael Farrer went viral at the time but has picked up insane coverage in the past 24 hours after it was misleadingly shared by a Twitter engagement account claiming that Ospreay “went off script.”

The clip has now amassed 32.5m views in less than 24 hours leading to a flurry of insane comments from non wrestling fans.

“Wow, that dude needs to go to prison.”- JPReactsAttacks

“That’s gotta be attempted murder” – Hartgoat

“He should have been locked up for that, it’s supposed to be family entertainment.” – Boldyboyuk

“Totally uncalled for, hope he was fined for this” – Justinwhang

Naturally, community notes have taken care of things making sure to inform the uninitiated that this wrestling and Ospreay was just doing his job.

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Kicking things off today we have:

• A viral clip of Will Ospreay has bizarrely led to some calling for the AEW star to “go to prison.”
• Port Vale have hilariously mocked The Undertaker’s recent partnership with Genoa FC.
• Liv Morgan set to end impressive streak at 2025 WWE Royal Rumble.