— Former WWE star Chris Nowinski is seeking brains from athletes for the purpose of concussion study. Nowinski’s Sports Legacy Institute announced that former New England Patriot football player Ted Johnson has agreed to donate his brain upon death while having his brain monitored regularly until death to study the effects of concussions after a career. He retired three years ago due to issues caused by concussions that have led to memory problems and depression. Nowinski will also be donating his brain to a research center upon his death. {Wrestler To Donate Brain To Research Center}

— In Paul Heyman’s latest article on The Sun, he praises seven-time WWE Women’s Champion Trish Stratus. “In an environment where she could have made fantastic money just taking an occasional bump, doing the typical bra and panties matches and stealing the show on all the Divas In Paradise DVD releases, Trish Stratus wanted to offer more,” Heyman said. “She wanted to give the WWE audience a more complete package than just a busty glamour girl. She desired to be respected by her peers not just for her awesome looks, but for her drive, ambition, and talent. Trish was not satisfied just being pro wrestling’s hottest babe. She felt compelled to push herself past her own limits and learn how to be a great female wrestler. So Trish trained in the ring with the same vigor that she attacked the fitness world a few years earlier. She didn’t want to just be good, she wanted to be the best. And that was no easy task.” {Trish is still Stratusfying}

— Two-time WWE Women’s Champion Molly Holly will be appearing at the Women Superstars Uncensored (WSU) double-shot weekend in New Jersey on 10/10 and 10/11, which will be released on DVD. Click here for more information on the shows.

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