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MATT CARDONA TALKS ABOUT CHELSEA GREEN’S PAINFULLY HUMILIATING LOSS
Chelsea Green & Ethan Page made history as the first WWE stars to win AAA's Mixed Tag Team titles. Their NXT celebration was crashed by Joe Hendry & Thea Hail, sparking a new feud.
Ethan Page & Chelsea Green 'Creamed On' In NXT Celebration Gone Wrong - COURTESY/PHOTO
Last weekend, at Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide's Day of the Dead event on November 2, Chelsea Green and Ethan Page defeated La Hiedra and Mr Iguana to become the AAA World Mixed Tag Team Champions. Since there has never been a mixed tag team champion duo in WWE history, Green and Page returned to NXT two days later to commemorate this historic first.
Joe Hendry, a former TNA World Champion, interrupted Chelsea Green and Ethan Page's in-ring session on NXT. Thea Hail sprang from the cake in the ring to assault the newly crowned champions. Green was "creamed" during the subsequent altercation.
After WWE NXT, Matt Cardona Reacted Funny To Chelsea Green's Rant
Chelsea Green shouted at the camera backstage following the main event segment on NXT, saying she had never been creamed on like that before.
Her husband noticed this and responded with the words "Alwaysz ready" on X/Twitter. Fans have come to expect this kind of response from Matt Cardona.
The groundwork for a new program has been laid after Joe Hendry and Thea Hail ambushed the recently crowned AAA World Mixed Tag Team Champions. It is interesting to note that Chelsea Green has won two titles during this period; the first was the first Women's United States Championship. This Friday, Green will compete against the current champion, Giuli, on SmackDown.
Chelsea Green stated that she and Ethan Page are WWE Hall of Famer Shawn Michaels' "faves" before of her US Title challenge, and that she will soon become "Chelsea Two Belts." The 34-year-old also manages The Green Regime, a stable on SmackDown that includes Piper Niven, Alba Fyre, and,c urrently, associate member Ethan Page.
TOTO WOLFF PREDICTS KIMI ANTONELLI MOVE THAT UPSETS MAX VERSTAPPEN FANS
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff boldly predicts rookie Kimi Antonelli is "definitely" future F1 world champion material, backing the 19-year-old to challenge Max Verstappen and teammate George Russell for titles.
Photo: FLORENT GOODEN
As the Mercedes manager makes a bold forecast by predicting that Kimi Antonelli, 19, will challenge for titles against Max Verstappen and George Russell, Toto Wolff thinks the 19-year-old is "definitely" world champion material.
In his first Formula 1 season, the rookie has experienced both highs and lows. He impressed both fans and commentators with his Sprint Pole at the Miami Grand Prix and his first podium finish at the Canadian GP.
As he struggled for consistency and pace alongside Russell, he also had a run of just six points finishes in 14 races, which fell short of what was expected of a Silver Arrows driver. Some even questioned whether he had been promoted too soon.
The Austrian has long admired Red Bull's four-time and current defending world champion, and there were even rumours that he may lose his job if his team principal made a play for him.
However, in the end, Antonelli received a new deal that would last at least until the 2026 Formula One season. Wolff has now made a significant prediction about the young drivers that Verstappen and Russell might not agree with.
When asked if his driver could compete for world championship titles in the near future, Wolff, 53, the CEO and co-owner of Mercedes, responded, "Yeah, sure."
"Kimi has a long-term future," Wolff went on. It is really difficult, in my opinion, to introduce this generation of automobiles without having driven them against all of the people who are familiar with ground effect vehicles.
"Next year is a fresh start. We will see the real Kimi next year since he is now aware of all the tracks, the pressure from the media, and how to collaborate with the team.
Toto Wolff is prepared to risk second place at Mercedes to win the world championship
Michael Schumacher and Nico Rosberg, two exceptionally skilled racers renowned for their technical expertise and work ethic, drove Mercedes back into Formula One before the 2010 season.
While the engineers worked on creating more competitive cars, the two helped guide the team on the path required to win the world championship. Lewis Hamilton joined the team in 2013 and was the last piece of the puzzle.
With a nearly unbeatable power unit, the German builder unleashed unprecedented supremacy on the grid starting in 2014 after the Brit, who had previously won the championship, gave the Silver Arrows the last push they needed.
From 2014 to 2021, Mercedes won eight constructors' championships, while Hamilton added six driver's titles. However, two of them were lost, first to Rosberg in 2016 and then to Verstappen in 2021.
With zero world titles and just seven victories in four seasons going into the 2025 Sao Paulo Grand Prix, the team has struggled to replicate the success of prior years since 2021, when the cost cap was implemented.
While Mercedes has struggled to out-develop competitors throughout a season and address internal issues with their car's concept and design, the cost cap has limited their ability to outspend the majority of the field.
Wolff also claims he would not hesitate to release the Mercedes war chest to prioritise championship glory over profit margins, even if he thinks the cost cap has been beneficial for the sport.
Wolff stated, "Yes, the sport has changed a lot since I started, since it was a marketing exercise for huge consumer goods primarily." In order to improve our mother brands, Ferrari, Mercedes, and Red Bull were vying for supremacy.
"When we implemented the cost cap, the environment shifted. The primary goal of the initial cost cap was to somewhat balance team performances rather than boost club profitability.
Therefore, in theory, smaller teams operating on smaller budgets may eventually compete with the larger teams. For the sport, that was the proper choice. The outcomes become more vulnerable as a result.
And the impact on the P&L (profit and loss) that we witnessed was enormous. However, I would forgo any profit in exchange for championships, which may sound crazy to a traditional entrepreneur.
And when we first entered the sport as drivers or business owners, several of us on the squad have maintained the racer attitude.
FIFA CREATES NEW CONSOLATION AWARD, SPARKS CURIOSITY OVER UNKNOWN WINNER
FIFA has created a new "Peace Prize," with critics suggesting it's a tactic to appease Donald Trump ahead of the 2026 World Cup in North America, ensuring smooth entry for international fans.
FIFA is launching its own version of the Nobel Peace Prize - Photo Credit: Getty Images
FIFA, the organisation that oversees soccer, has apparently devised a clever strategy to maintain good relations with Donald Trump, the guy who has the power to ruin the world's most important athletic event, as the United States, Canada, and Mexico are scheduled to host the World Cup next year.
FIFA announced Wednesday the development of its own peace prize, which will be given out in Washington, DC, on December 5, because it did not have a jumbo jet to give away. ... We would not be shocked if one of the first recipients was a particular US president who enjoys winning things.
In a statement, FIFA stated that the award would be given to those who, by their unshakable dedication and exceptional deeds, have contributed to the peaceful unification of people worldwide and hence merit a special and unique recognition.
If Trump is fortunate enough to be selected, we are confident that he will find a way to make this honour sound more respectable, even though it is not the Nobel Peace Prize.
Gianni Infantino, the president of FIFA, sure made it seem significant.
Infantino, who has been hanging around with Trump lately and was, for some reason, present at the Gaza peace summit in Egypt last month, stated, "In an increasingly unsettled and divided world, it is fundamental to recognise the outstanding contribution of those who work hard to end conflicts and bring people together in a spirit of peace." "On behalf of the whole international football community, the FIFA Peace Prize - Football Unites the World will honour the tremendous efforts of those who bring people together and inspire hope for future generations." "Football stands for peace."
It is true that football, as the rest of the world refers to it, has united people, and it sounds good.
However, it is also true that FIFA has been associated with corruption and theft, particularly in relation to the selection of nations to host the World Cup. Many observers think that under Infantino, the organisation has not improved much since it was embroiled in a significant controversy ten years ago.
However, it is difficult to hold him accountable in this instance for caving in to the US president.
Tens of thousands of fans will go to the United States to watch their national teams compete, and Trump and his ICE thugs might seriously disrupt their plans, making a celebration a catastrophe.
Therefore, it makes logical sense to appease the president by offering him a fictitious peace reward.
Why not give Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia, the country that will host the 2034 World Cup after a completely up-and-coming selection procedure, a new Religious Freedom Prize while Infantino is at it?
In any event, we are all in favour of it because it looks like a win-win situation for everyone, and the ceremony is likely to be rather funny.
In utterly unrelated news, we are pleased to announce that on December 5, Donald Trump will receive the WhoWhatWhy "Medal for Sports Organisations That Suck Up Best." Perhaps we can somehow integrate the two events.
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