A new Womens Champion, the return of the Spirit Squad, and a potential Goldberg-Lesnar rematch - check out this weeks WWE headlines. MONDAYNot since December 6, 2004 had a womens division match main-evented WWE Raw - but that all changed this week as Charlotte put her Raw Womens Championship on the line against Sasha Banks in a superb encounter. Ric Flairs daughter used every move in her armoury, including a corkscrew moonsault off the turnbuckle, to keep Banks down, but the Boss withstood the assault before forcing the champion to tap out to the Bank Statement to claim the title. Sasha Banks is now a two-time Womens Champion In doing so, the 24-year-old matched the exploits of Lita in that aforementioned main-event bout 12 years previous, Lita ending Trish Stratus fifth reign as Womens Champion on that occasion. Elsewhere on this weeks Raw, Ashton Kutcher mocked Chris Jericho, a Hell in a Cell United States Title scrap between Roman Reigns and Rusev was made official for October 30 and Brian Kendrick and Tony Nese secured wins in the cruiserweight division. Weve picked out our top five moves from this weeks RAW. TUESDAYSmackdowns next pay-per-view, No Mercy, comes your way on Sunday night - live on Sky Sports Box Office from 1am - with the main event seeing AJ Styles defend the WWE World Title against John Cena and Dean Ambrose. The three men met in the ring to discuss their weekend scuffle but, unsurprisingly, their chinwag descended into fisticuffs. It was Ambrose who came out on top, though, The Lunatic Fringe dropping Styles with a Dirty Deeds after the champ had jumped Cena. WWE No Mercy: How to book Find out how to order Sundays pay-per-view Cena will be targeting a record-equaling 16th world title in WWE on Sunday night - a win will see him match Flairs tally - so we asked you to test your knowledge of The Cenation Leader in a tricky 10-question quiz. Can you remember what he was called in Ohio Valley Wrestling? Back to Smackdown, Bray Wyatt was seemingly assisted by Sister Abigail as he escaped Randy Ortons clutches, while The Miz orchestrated a Spirit Squad reunion, of sorts, for No Mercy foe Dolph Ziggler. The Miz presents a video package detailing Dolph Ziggler’s WWE ‘failures’ ahead of their match at No Mercy. WEDNESDAYAlexa Bliss will challenge Becky Lynch for the Smackdown Womens Championship this weekend and ahead of that bout we caught up with the former NXT starlet to chat about her title shot, her switch to the blue brand, her wrestling inspirations and whether her Harley Quinn look is here to stay. Sticking with the No Mercy theme, and YouTube gaming guru Delzinski used WWE video game, 2K16, to simulate whether Cena, Ambrose or Styles would prevail in California. Gaming expert Delzinski has simulated No Mercy’s WWE World Championship Triple Threat Match using WWE 2K16 – who does he have winning? Wednesday was also a day of big announcements - Samoa Joe insisted things would escalate if he was not handed either the brands title or the brands champion, Shinsuke Nakamura; Brie Bella revealed that she and her husband, Smackdown General Manager, Daniel Bryan, were expecting their first child; and Goldberg said there was a possibility he could return to the WWE ring for the first time since 2004 - and possibly even hand Brock Lesnar a WrestleMania XX rematch! Goldberg is interested in a rematch with Brock Lesnar THURSDAYSpeaking of rematches, The Usos will get one at No Mercy when they tackle Smackdown Tag Team Champions Heath Slater and Rhyno, the duo they lost to at Backlash on September 11. Earlier in the week, the newly-mean Jimmy and Jey had vowed to win the twin titles but Slater and Rhyno sent out a stark reminder that they will be hard to topple when they knocked off The Ascension on WWE Main Event, Rhynos picture-perfect Gore on Viktor sealing the victory for his team. Heath Slater and Rhyno versus The Usos will take place at No Mercy We also took a trip down memory lane to the last time No Mercy was staged, way back in 2008 at the Rose Garden in Portland, Oregon. The night was certainly rosy for then WWE World Heavyweight Champion Jericho, who beat Shawn Michaels in a Ladder Match to retain his title, and Rey Mysterio, who beat Kane via disqualification to avoid being unmasked. There were also mixed fortunes for the Hardy Boyz, Jeff and Matt, as well as a knockout blow for The Undertaker. Rey Mysterio starred at WWE No Mercy in 2008 FRIDAYJeepers keepers, Tim Wiese is coming to a WWE ring! The former Germany, Werder Bremen and Hoffenheim goalie has been targeting a wrestling career since he quit the football pitch and, as announced on Friday, the 34-year-old will compete in the WWE squared circle for the first time in Munich on November 3, when he teams up with Cesaro and Sheamus to tackle The Shining Stars and Bo Dallas. Looks like Cesaro was right when he said Wiese had the tools to make it in the industry. Tim Wiese works out at the WWE Performance Center Whether Ziggler is still a WWE employee come the date of Wieses maiden match remains to be seen, as The Show-Off will be forced to retire if he loses his bout against Intercontinental Champion The Miz at No Mercy. With that in mind, we thought it appropriate to celebrate Zigglers career highlights in WWE, including his two world title wins and stellar display at Survivor Series 2014, especially as The Miz had focussed on his lowlights during a chaotic-edition of MizTV on Tuesday. VOTE: WWE Star of the Week Who has impressed you most over the last few days? Watch WWE No Mercy, live on Sky Sports Box Office (channel 491) and Sky Sports HD Box Office (channel 492) from 1am on Monday.The show is priced £14.95 for customers in the United Kingdom and €21.95 for viewers in the Republic of Ireland.You can also follow the pay-per-view on skysports.com and Sky Sports mobile and iPad apps with our live blog.WWE No Mercy booking detailsONLINE: Visit this link: https://my.sky.com/orderboxoffice/PHONE: UK viewers can call 03442 410 888 to book WWE No Mercy, while customers in the Republic of Ireland should call 0818 220 225. (There may be an additional charge for telephone bookings). 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Coming off an ugly three-game sweep at the hands of the Yankees, Toronto found itself in a deep hole early after the Reds put an eight spot up on starter Liam Hendriks (six runs in 1 2/3 innings pitched) and Todd Redmond in the second.SOCHI -- After the team photo had been snapped, after the Canadian players had taken off their game sweaters and pulled on their practice jerseys, Sidney Crosby and head coach Mike Babcock skated a few laps around the ice together and held what appeared to be a deep discussion. They looked each other in the eye. They made gestures with their hands. The two leaders were engaged. In fact, near the end of the conversation Babcock skated through a crease, while Crosby toured behind the net as a puck whizzed behind the back of the coachs head. He didnt even notice and kept on talking. “I think everybody has to adjust a little bit and was just making sure Im on the same page as far as what he expects and what he wants,” Crosby explained after Canadas second practice at the Bolshoy Ice Dome. “The offensive part and the skill that we have, I think that will come quicker then some of the adjustments we might make in the defensive zone. Defensive zone coverage was the topic of discussion between the two as they skated. Babcock and his coaching staff had shown the players a video in one of the many meetings the group has had since arriving in Sochi on Monday. Crosby wanted some clarification. “There was a little confusion there,” Babcock said. “We sorted it out. That gives me a chance tomorrow to sort it out with the group. “What weve tried to encourage is … if there is something as a player you dont feel or dont know, we encourage you to talk. The idea is to get everyone comfortable so we can play the game fast. When youre thinking you dont go fast. That was a good part of the process. Obviously, [Crosby] is a guy who is real comfortable and we want that from the captain. We want him to ask questions if there are any issues.” Crosby won a world junior title and steered the Rimouski Oceanic to a Memorial Cup final as a teenager. He was a Stanley Cup champion as a captain before his 22nd birthday and won an Olympic gold medal nine months later. Next chapter Now the 26-year-old Crosby has been asked to take over as captain for Scott Niedermayer, who had thee captaincy in Vancouver four years ago, and write the next chapter in Canadian hockey leadership that stretches from the smooth-skating defenceman to Mario Lemieux and all the way back to Phil Esposito and beyond.dddddddddddd ``I think youre much more used to things, youre a little wide-eyed that first time,” Crosby said. “The biggest thing I learned from a guy like Scotty is that he didnt really say that much, he just said the right thing at the right time. The way he carried himself and his whole demeanour that he had, his quiet confidence, it was really something that was felt throughout the whole room. ``The other thing here is that weve got a lot of guys who have played together not just the last Olympics but going back a ways, I think theres some trust there. And for the new guys coming in, you try to make them feel as comfortable as possible. Were trying to do that. Thats the strength of Canada, guys always come together pretty quick. Thats instilled in us at an early age. I like that side of things for sure. Niedermayer was 37 when he captained Canada to gold in 2010. He retired a few months later. Mario Lemieux was 36 when he captained Canada to gold in 2002. He retired before the next Olympics. Does age matter when it comes to Olympic hockey leadership? Babcock likes the fact that Crosby will be surrounded by all the returnees from the Vancouver team. “The reality for me is we have 11 guys back from the last time who had success,” he said. “We have a new opportunity and we have to come up with a new identity. Does experience help in winning? Absolutely. Does the Olympics weigh in more than the guy who has won a Stanley Cup, I dont know that? “I know I like guys who have won because theyve been through it and done it right. You dont win unless youve done it right. In the details is whats going to separate. There is a whole bunch of teams with really good players. Someone is going to become a really good team and win the tournament. Thats what were going to try to do. Were going to try to get better each and every day so we can win.” ' ' '