There is a lot going on in WWE, and Vince McMahon’s name has been brought into a lot of controversy. On top of the hush money scandal that caused his initial exit, Vince McMahon is also under investigation with the SEC, and he is fully cooperating with them. Vince McMahon is alleged to have paid a minimum of $14.6 million to multiple women, including former WWE employees, to maintain their silence regarding claims of sexual misconduct and infidelity dating back to 2006.

Wednesday's Big Business episode of Dynamite was always the rumored debut of Moné in AEW, but we didn't know exactly what we would get. Having her open the show with a promo was a familiar way for AEW to introduce someone. It happened with CM Punk, too. The difference was that Moné also closed the show by getting physical and saving Willow from an attack. Seeing the women's division in the main event slot was a nice change, but let's hope it's not just a one-time thing because Moné was debuting.

Imani Williams hasn’t really stopped since her collaboration with Sigala on the song “Say You Do”. Her debut single “Don’t Need No Money” didn’t do quite so well on the UK chart. At the moment, she is currently promoting her debut single up and down the country at various festivals and pride events. So what better way to promote your debut single, than stripping the song down for a one-off acoustic performance?

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Matt Stone and Trey Parker have been at the center of various controversies over the years thanks to their animated TV show South Park. The show has made fun of anybody and everybody over the years and they haven't held back on the comedy. It seems like no topic is off-limits to them and in a brand new episode called "Board Girls," the show tackles one of the growing conversations in the sports community.