Dustin Rhodes Reveals He’s Writing A New Book
AEW talent and coach Dustin Rhodes recently announced on Twitter that he is currently writing a new book about his wrestling career.
Rhodes stated that this new upcoming book will be way more in depth over his whole wrestling career and his hands will not be tied unlike his first book when he was with WWE.
“I am in the middle of writing my second book. This one will be way more in depth over my whole career, ups and down. Back to glory and doing it my way. My hands were tied with the other company.”
Already have. I am in the middle of writing my second book. This one will be way more in depth over my whole career, ups and down. Back to glory and doing it my way. My hands were tied with the other company
— Dustin Rhodes (@dustinrhodes) October 23, 2026
Rhodes released his first autobiographical book titled Cross Rhodes: Goldust, Out of the Darkness in 2010 that was co-published by Gallery Books and WWE.
Rhodes has been out of action for AEW and Ring of Honor since July of 2025 due to a double knee replacement surgery.
Jeff Jarrett Reaches Major Sobriety Milestone
Jeff Jarrett recently announced on Instagram that he has reached the milestone of nine years of being sober this past Sunday and posted a photo of his sobriety coin to celebrate the occasion.
Jarrett and his wife Karen also posted a video of them sitting together on a bench in celebration of the achievement.
Cash Wheeler Comments on FTR’s Best-Of-Five Series with Motor City Machine Guns
FTR (Cash Wheeler & Dax Harwood) and Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin) having been competing in a Best-of-Five series in AEW since the WrestleDream 2026 event earlier this month. This series is currently tied at one a piece between FTR and MCMG.
A recent episode of News4Jax’s Going Ringside podcast featured Wheeler as the guest. One of the topics discussed included Wheeler’s thoughts about FTR’s current series against MCMG and how FTR thrives in marathon style matches.
“I mean, shockingly, I see it working out in FTR’s favor. Everybody knows that for us in particular, the longer a match goes or the longer a series goes, the better off we are. We thrive in those marathon style matches. We’ve done 58 minutes with Jay White and Juice Robinson. We’ve done 45 minutes with Mark and Jay Briscoe. When you get into those deep waters, when you get past the point of a normal match and you’re in a new realm, I think we thrive there. I think that’s our millu, I don’t know if Motor City can say the same thing. They might be more explosive in those first 15 minutes or those first 20 minutes, but once you get past that, which we are very good at making sure that we can drag that out a little bit to get that advantage. I think it plays to our favor.”
Wheeler also gave his thoughts about him blaming FT’;s first loss in the series being due to this past September’s All Out 2026 event.
“Then, you think about the fact that we lost match one, sure. But, we were both coming out of a ladder match that took a couple years off our careers each. So, we’re just still getting back to full health. I’m getting my shoulders back into a range of motion that is actually healthy again. So, I think if those goes the full five, then that favors FTR.”
Transcript h/t: Fightful.com
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