With all of this hullabaloo between CM Punk and The Rock, some might be distracted from what else is going on in the WWE product, but there’s a whole other show apparently not dedicated to the WWE Championship, so tonight we get to explore some other angles. Alberto Del Rio is the new World Heavyweight
2-time WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair returns to the ring tonight in Japan for the All Japan Pro Wrestling Promotion. Flair will team up with his former rival with Keiji Mutoh (Great Muta) against Tatsumi Fujinami and Seiya Sanada in a tag match that’s billed as the show’s semi-main event. Flair’s son Reid will
– TNA lawsuit against WWE was officially dismissed on 1/22. The case was closed “without prejudice,” which means that it could be re-opened down the line if needed. TNA was unable to produce any proof that WWE used any of the confidential information former TNA/WWE employee Brian Wittenstein gave to WWE. Both TNA and WWE
Former WWE superstar Snitsky is starring in a new movie titled “Manhunt” about a former wrestling champion. Here’s the synopsis: “After a family tragedy and a major injury in the ring, Buck (Snitsky) decides to return to ‘Bro’s Weekend’ with his three best friends and try to put some perspective into his life. Buck learns
Newly signed WWE developmental star El Generico made his first appearance for WWE NXT at Wednesday night’s live event from Orlando, Florida. While Generico did not wrestle, he did make an appearance during Brodus Clay’s match against Conor O’Brien. After Clay defeated O’Brien, Generico joined Clay and NXT Diva Anya as the 3 danced in
WWE taped this week’s WWE Superstars on Tuesday night from the Mississippi Coast Coliseum in Biloxi, Mississippi. Here are the results: WWE Superstars * Sin Cara defeated Drew McIntyre with a hurricanrana. 3MB (Heath Slater and Jinder Mahal) were at ringside but got ejected by the referee during the match. * Natalya and Alicia Fox
– Following the announcement that Donald Trump will be the celebrity honoree in this year’s WWE Hall of Fame, here’s an update of this year’s class, arguably one of the strongest in history: – Bruno Sammartino – Mick Foley – Trish Stratus – Bob Backlund – Donald Trump – Chris Jericho’s new “Robot Combat League”
TNA announced that Robbie E vs. Rob Terry has been added to this Sunday’s Lockdown pay-per-view. With that match set, here’s the updated card. TNA World Heavyweight Championship Steel Cage Match: Jeff Hardy (c) vs. Bully Ray Lethal Lockdown Steel Cage Match: Team TNA (Sting, Magnus, Samoa Joe, James Storm and Eric Young) vs. Aces
– The pre-game and post-game show that we saw at WrestleMania featuring Jim Ross, Dusty Rhodes, Scott Sanford and Kofi Kingston will be a part of all WWE pay-per-views moving forward, according to f4wonline.com. No word on whether the hosts will stay the same, but expect to see the “analysts desk” format again. – Following
1947 Kansas City, Kansas: – World Heavyweight Champion Orville Brown beat Bobby Bruns 2 out of 3 falls – Ray Villmer beat Ernie Dusek 2 out of 3 falls – Ed Virag defeated Karl Von Herbert 1958 Portland, Oregon: – Herb Freeman and Henry Lenz defeated Kurt Von Himmler and Juan Oinada for the NWA