AEW | BUSHIROAD SELLS NJPW | Dirt Sheet Radio

You're listening to Dirt Sheet Radio! Jon and Greg are diving deep into a monumental week across the professional wrestling landscape. From major corporate buyouts and tragic losses in the lucha libre world to massive injury updates and the fallout from the incredible Double or Nothing event, we break down all the biggest stories you need to know. Here is everything on the card for today's show: -BUSHIROAD Sells NJPW: Analyzing the massive corporate shift as Bushiroad transfers all of its shares in New Japan Pro-Wrestling to TV Asahi and CyberAgent. -Nikki Cross & Big Damo Buy PROGRESS: Discussing the huge power move by the former WWE stars as they officially acquire PROGRESS Wrestling and DEFY. -MyAEW Expands in Japan: Breaking down the new streaming landscape as AEW content prepares to leave NJPW World for Japanese users in favor of the MyAEW platform.  -AEW Double or Nothing Fallout: Recapping the biggest moments, surprises, and press conference notes from an explosive pay-per-view weekend. -Creative Has Nothing For CM Punk: Looking into the reports that WWE creative currently has CM Punk on the sidelines awaiting creative  -Utami Returns to STARDOM: The shocking return of Utami Hayashishita to World Wonder Ring Stardom after her recent departure from Marigold. -Clash in Italy: Previewing the massive upcoming WWE premium live event, including the highly anticipated Tribal Combat showdown between Roman Reigns and Jacob Fatu. -El Grande Americano Update: The latest on Ludwig Kaiser's arrest and reports coming out of the locker room  -Logan Paul Injured: Logan Paul is sidelined for months with a torn triceps; Bron Breakker steps up to join Austin Theory in The Vision to defend the WWE World Tag Team Championships. -Mistico's Road to Recovery: The CMLL top draw provides an update on his torn femoral muscle, expressing hopes for a June 5th return to Arena México. -Atlantis Jr. Sidelined: Breaking down the knee injury that forced Atlantis Jr. out of the Copa Jr. VIP 2026 final. -Rest in Peace, Piloto Suicida: Paying our respects to the 56-year-old lucha libre veteran José Calzada Salazar, who tragically passed away following an in-ring accident in Ciudad Juárez.