ECW icon The Sandman officially closed the curtain on his in-ring career at Joey Janela’s Spring Break X, leaving the ring on his back after a surreal encounter with the Invisible Man. The match leaned into the absurd and nostalgic, giving fans a memorable final chapter for the hardcore legend.

The finish saw the Invisible Man reunited with his previously presumed-dead brother Invisible Stan, who assisted by distracting Sandman long enough for a low blow and the decisive pinfall. While fans reacted to the unconventional send-off, the moment served as a last salute to a storied ECW career and a performer who defined an era.

Originally reported by Fightful: https://www.fightful.com/wrestling/the-sandman-competes-in-final-pro-wrestling-match-mick-foley-kendra-lust-missy-hyatt-and-ecw-zombie-appear

WWE’s 2026 Hall of Fame, held at Dolby Live in Las Vegas hours after the April 17 edition of SmackDown, saw surprisingly low last-minute pricing — Bryan Alvarez of the Wrestling Observer reported tickets were available for as little as $35. Of the 3,054 tickets announced, 2,549 had been distributed a few hours before SmackDown, leaving roughly 505 unsold in the early hours; the cheapest standard admission had been listed at $62.37 before the steep last-minute discounts.

Headlined by Stephanie McMahon, AJ Styles, Demolition and celebrity inductee Dennis Rodman, the ceremony — part of WrestleMania 42 weekend — also featured Legacy inductions for Sid and Bad News Brown. The reduced last-minute pricing appears to have been used to fill remaining seats for the Dolby Live event on April 17.

Originally reported by Wrestling Observer: https://www.f4wonline.com/news/wwe/last-minute-wwe-hall-of-fame-ticket-prices/.