Month: January 2021

This week’s episode of “Are You Serious?” is a “WCW continues to ruin everything” edition as many of the defunct promotion’s characters and concepts are ridiculed. The episode also takes aim at “smart” wrestling fans. After Road Dogg and Josh Mathews proclaim WCW to have ruined battle royals with the cumbersome three-ring, sixty-man battle royal at WCW World War 3, the hosts segue to the latest installment of “WCW ruins everything.” Mathews says, “In addition…

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– In a move that will certainly add to the speculation that Matt Morgan is leaving TNA for WWE, Morgan has removed “TNA” from his Twitter handle. His Twitter account was previously @TNAMattMorgan and is now @BPMattMorgan. Morgan has been teasing for months that he’s leaving TNA and could be returning to WWE, including recent “business meetings” in Connecticut. Morgan was also asked if his new Twitter handle was a sign of a new direction.…

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Arda Ocal of The Score television network is back with another exclusive interview with a former WWE superstar, John “Bradshaw” Layfield. Here are some highlights of what JBL said about: Eddie Guerrero Helping Him Get Over In WWE: “Eddie and I were really good friends. Eddie wanted the JBL character to succeed very badly. When I first started, I had been a mid-card to an upper-mid card guy my whole career. I filled in a…

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During Monday’s live WWE Raw broadcast, A.W. made an off-color remark referencing NBA player Kobe Bryant’s sexual assault case in 2003 and 2004. As client Titus O’Neil tangled with Kofi Kingston in a singles match, A.W. yelled from ringside, “Titus O’Neil is like Kobe Bryant at a hotel in Colorado hotel room. He’s unstoppable!!” Following the commercial break, WWE broadcaster Michael Cole issued an apology on behalf of the organization for A.W.’s remark. He then…

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– Cody Rhodes suffered a badly bruised arm over the weekend when he teamed with Dolph Ziggler against Chris Jericho and Zack Ryder. Rhodes tweeted a picture of the still-developing bruise, which you can see here. Ryder responded to the picture, telling Rhodes, “Cry me a river.” – Dolph Ziggler will be appearing in Tupelo, Mississippi on 8/10 (3-5pm) at the National Guard Storefront. – Following the backlash he received from his Kobe Bryan rape…

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– A talent meeting was held prior to Monday’s RAW from Dallas, Texas. In light of the recent Twitter rant by JTG and reported unhappiness from several members on the roster, company officials gave talent the chance to express their grievances. Nobody spoke up. WWE told everybody to be “use common sense” and be careful venting their frustrations via social media, because once a tweet is made, it’s public and action can be taken against…

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The Aston Martin brand will return to the pinnacle of motorsport this year alongside American IT company Cognizant. The rebranded Racing Point outfit has confirmed its multi-year partnership with Cognizant, with the outfit being known as Aston Martin Cognizant Formula One™ Team when it lines up on the starting grid for the 2021 season. “The return of Aston Martin to Formula One after more than 60 years away is a landmark moment in the history…

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British supermodel Stella Tennant’s sudden death on 22 December left many wondering as to the cause. On Thursday Tennant’s family said in a statement to the Telegraph that the beloved model had been unwell for some time and felt unable to go on. ‘We have been humbled by the outpouring of messages of sympathy and support since Stella died. ‘She was a beautiful soul, adored by a close family and good friends, a sensitive and…

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Former WWE wrestler John Bradshaw Layfield has updated his Facebook blog and talked about wrestlers using each others moves and gimmicks. JBL notes that the fallaway slam he used in his matches was originally borrowed from a wrestler in Japan. JBL said he wanted to use the move in his matches for a while, but waited until after Scott Hall left WWE before using it, because it was one of Hall’s signatures moves. Now, he…

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WWE superstar Tensai is interviewed in the september issue of WWE Magazine and spoke about how today’s WWE locker room is different from his previous run with the company (1999-2004): “I don’t know if they’re tougher, because when I was years ago, there were a lot of men on the roster. When I came back, there were a lot of young faces, a lot of kids. The talent that walks in the locker room is…

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