Send a tip
Do you know something we do not? A signing, an injury, a change to a card, a backstage story. Tell us here. Wrestlers, staff, crew, promoters and fans are all welcome to send tips.
Tips are handled privately. Only our newsroom reads them. We protect our sources and never name one without their say-so. You can stay anonymous: tick the box and we save no name and no email address with your tip.
Thank you. Your tip is in.
It reached our newsroom and is saved privately. We check every tip before we use it, and we never name a source without their say-so.
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If you gave an email address, we may write to ask a question. If you chose to stay anonymous, we cannot reach you, so send any update as a new tip.
What happens next
- Your tip goes to our newsroom, and a private copy is saved so it cannot get lost.
- We try to confirm it with a second source or with the people involved. This takes time. Not every tip becomes a story.
- If we cannot confirm it but it is worth telling, we label it a rumor and say how solid it is. If we cannot stand it up at all, it does not run.
- If you gave a reply address, we may write to ask a question. We will never publish it.
What helps most
- Who and what, with dates, names and places.
- How you know. Were you there, or did someone tell you?
- Anything we can look at: a link, a photo, a document, a screenshot. If you have a file, say so in the link or proof box and we will tell you how to send it.
- Whether it is still a secret. If an announcement is coming, say when.
Your privacy
We do not save your IP address with your tip. To stop spam, the form keeps a scrambled code of your connection for about an hour, and a repeat of the same text is counted once. Like any website, our web host may keep basic server records of visits. See the Privacy page. We cannot promise legal protection for a source, so think about what you share and how.
For a tip about a mistake in a story, use the Corrections page. For anything else, see Contact.