Steve Carrier is the CEO at Ringside News. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, competitive sports, and arts and entertainment, with a focus on individual and team sports as well as entertainment news. Steve's insights and expertise have been featured in various platforms, solidifying his presence in the sports and entertainment industry.
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Steve Carrier's coverage is heavily focused on professional wrestling, particularly news related to WWE and NJPW. Given his emphasis on event coverage and entertainment news, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming wrestling events, exclusive interviews with wrestlers or industry insiders, as well as analysis of trending topics within the world of professional wrestling.
Since there is no specified geographic focus for Steve Carrier's articles, it suggests that he covers international wrestling events and stories without a specific regional limitation. Therefore, global stories about prominent figures in the wrestling industry or major developments within international promotions could also catch his attention.
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By: Steve Carrier
Omos just did it again. “The Nigerian Giant” steamrolled his way through the 15-Man Copa Bardahl during AAA TripleMania 34 Night Two on September 13, 2026, scoring the victory at Arena CDMX in Mexico City and winning the match for the second year in a row.
By: Steve Carrier
AAA TripleManía 34 Night Two is set to deliver an exciting night of action on September 13, 2026 with a lineup featuring thrilling matches and intense rivalries. Fans can look forward to surprises and moments that could shake things up as the show unfolds.
By: Steve Carrier
The Rock didn't just get leaner — he spent nearly a year peeling almost 50 pounds off his frame after pushing his body all the way up to 282 pounds for Hollywood. Now Dwayne Johnson says he's down to 235, feels better than he has in years and finally explained why he made such a massive change.
Brian Cage says WWE once dangled a comeback right in front of him — then yanked it away with a text telling him he was “average at best.” Cage still remembers the message from John Laurinaitis, and safe to say, he wasn't exactly impressed with WWE's assessment.
By: Steve Carrier
Liv Morgan lost the WWE Women's World Championship to Stephanie Vaquer in Chile, but WWE didn't exactly send her out looking weak. Dave Meltzer believes the company went out of its way to make sure Morgan had a built-in excuse for losing the title, with Becky Lynch becoming the reason she walked out without the championship.
By: Steve Carrier
Niño Hamburguesa is back in AAA just six months after getting fired over an ugly incident with a fan, and Dave Meltzer says his return was never much of a surprise behind the scenes. The company wanted to make an example out of him in March, but Hamburguesa remained well-liked enough that people expected him to eventually find his way back.
By: Steve Carrier
Ryan Garcia walking to the ring with Rey Mysterio already gave boxing fans a wild WWE crossover, but there may have been an even bigger story behind it. Dave Meltzer says one version of events had Oscar De La Hoya originally lined up for Garcia's entrance before the boxer changed course and went with Mysterio at the last minute.
By: Steve Carrier
Becky Lynch just turned her night as a crooked referee into another excuse to come after Jessika Carr. After refusing to count three for Liv Morgan in Chile and
By: Steve Carrier
Val Venis didn't just complain about paying taxes — he went scorched earth on the entire concept. The former WWE star says taxation is so fundamentally wrong that he considers it a “crime against humanity,” and he spent a huge chunk of a recent conversation explaining exactly how he got there.
Ilja Dragunov looks like he's done shopping around — because AEW is apparently about to become home for one of wrestling's nastiest free agents. The former WWE star hasn't signed on the dotted line just yet, but the plan has been sitting there for a while and now the final pieces are getting put together.
