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At the event Bad Blood, Cody Rhodes found himself partnered with his arch-rival Roman Reigns. Their shared objective was to defeat Solo Sikoa’s group, the Bloodline, which required mutual trust and cooperation. Remarkably, they functioned effectively as a team. However, the numerical advantage of Tonga Loa and Tama Tonga posed a challenge at times, attempting to disrupt the match. A pleasant surprise ensued when Jimmy Uso made his long-awaited comeback and assisted Reigns in restoring balance. In the end, Reigns and Rhodes emerged victorious, prompting an emotional embrace between Reigns and Uso that left the crowd cheering. The excitement escalated further as Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson made his return, hinting at a potential future confrontation.

The WWE event Bad Blood kicked off with an intense Hell in a Cell match between Drew McIntyre and CM Punk, setting a high bar for the rest of the show. However, WWE managed to surpass expectations with additional surprises. One of these was the comeback of The Rock within the main event, where Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes formed an unexpected duo against Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu from The Bloodline. At the end of the match, The Rock reappeared, giving a single sign, but then counted to four, hinting at a potential role in Survivor Series that we’ll need to watch unfold.

Rhea Ripley finally got her hands on her current biggest rival Liv Morgan during their Women’s World Championship match. Dominik Mysterio was shoved into a shark cage that dangled high above the ring to prevent him from interfering in their match. Of course that didn’t stop him as he sneakily opened the door however he leaned so far over that he fell out of the cage and hung upside down. Ripley took great pleasure in watching him scream and squirm but as Morgan has always proclaimed, she’s once again one step ahead of Ripley. A hooded Raquel Rodriguez appeared and attacked Ripley, choking her out and seemingly aligning with Judgment Day.

I can hardly contain my excitement as we’re nearing the finish line of My Hero Academia Season 7! The anime has already given us a sneak peek into the climax of the final episode. This season, after a brief recap of key moments from the series’ past, plunged headfirst into the epic war between our heroes and villains. With Kohei Horikoshi wrapping up his original My Hero Academia manga this Summer, the anime now has a clear route to its end, leaving us fans on the edge of our seats, eagerly waiting to see how each of these final battles will resolve themselves.

In a fresh take on a well-known Venom quote, Marvel is redefining its significance as the much-anticipated film Venom: The Last Dance hits theaters this month. Sony Pictures bills it as the culmination of Tom Hardy’s Venom journey. Meanwhile, in the comics, Marvel is deep into a significant symbiote narrative that sets father against son. In Venom War, Eddie Brock and Dylan Brock engage in a struggle to determine who will be the ultimate Venom host. Additionally, other adversaries are present, including Eddie’s future evil counterpart, Meridius, and Carnage. With sides chosen, perhaps having two Venoms is preferable to one, implying a more formidable presence on the battlefield.

Mike Flanagan’s movie titled “The Life of Chuck” made its debut at the Toronto International Film Festival and received favorable feedback. Shortly after, Neon secured it for a theater release in November of next year. Upon its release next year, it will be another work from the director known for films like “Doctor Sleep“, series such as “The Fall of the House of Usher” and “The Haunting of Hill House“, but he’s also the co-writer and director of the 2016 film “Hush“. This critically praised horror movie has earned a place as a classic and was available on Netflix for seven years before being taken off in 2023. Now, “Hush” can be streamed once more.