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SmackDown Superstar Denies Report He Signed New WWE Deal

It was reported on Monday by PWInsider that SmackDownSuperstar Sin Cara signed a new deal with WWE that would keep him with the company for at least another three years.
However, Cara is denying the report and he says he has NOT signed a new deal. If that is the case then that would make him a free agent and he could sign with any company at this point.
Cara said the following on Twitter:

This is the most recent member of my family. Also, I have NOT signed a new contract with the WWE??
What a cute little guy. pic.twitter.com/lSyosJ4vbQ
— Sin Cara (@SinCaraWWE) March 19, 2019

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Ten Vikings Place at Dakota Wesleyan Open

MITCHELL, S.D. – The Augustana wrestling team traveled to Mitchell, S.D. on Saturday for the Dakota Wesleyan Open and in their second competition of the season, 10 of the 22 Viking student-athletes placed.

The Vikings had one champion in Daniel Bishop (184lbs), two second-place finishers (Hunter Burnett 141lbs (unattached) and Steven Hajas 285lbs (unattached)), three fourth place finishers (Colin Ayers 157lbs, Kolby Kost 174lbs (unattached), and Bailey Neises 165lbs), two fifth-place finishers (Brandon Carroll 133lbs (unattached) , and Luke Nohns 285lbs), and two sixth-place finishers (Brayden Curry 133lbs (unattached) and Noah North 149lbs).

“I think our guys competed very hard for the most part,” Assistant Coach Chism Fink said. “There are plenty of areas and opportunities for improvement, but I liked the effort I saw from most of them today. We are on the right track right now.”

Leading the way for the Vikings was Redshirt Freshman Daniel Bishop who went 4-0 on the day to take first at 184 pounds. Bishop picked up a tech fall and a major decision en route to the first place match where he defeated Dylan Huntoon of Buena Vista by tech fall (16-0).

Freshmen Hunter Burnett (unattached) and Steven Hajas (unattached) both went 4-1 to claim second in their respective weight classes. Burnett, who competed at 141 pounds, used a major decision in the semifinal over St. Cloud’s Travis Swanson to make it to the finals before falling to Northern State’s Colton Roth. Hajas picked up two falls and major decision on his way to the finals, where he would fall to St. Cloud State’s Zachary Muller.

Redshirt Senior Colin Ayers went 5-2 on the day, finishing fourth on Saturday including a hard-fought sudden victory win in the consolation semifinals to earn his way into the third-place match.

At 174 pounds, Kolby Kost (unattached) went 3-2, which was good for a fourth-place finish. Kost picked up two tech falls and a major decision in his victories. Bailey Neises went 4-2 to finish fourth at 165 pounds. The redshirt junior won by major decision in the consolation semifinals before falling losing a 5-2 decision to Devin Donovan of St. Cloud State in the third-place match.

Junior Brandon Carroll (unattached) went 4-2 at 133 pounds defeating teammate Brayden Curry (unattached) in the fifth-place match in an 11-10 decision. Redshirt Senior Luke Nohns went 4-2 picking up two falls on the way to the fifth-place match where he won by rule over Concordia (Neb.) Michael Stann.

Brayden Curry (unattached) and Noah North both finished 3-3 to take sixth in their respective weight classes of 133 and 149 pounds.

2018 Dakota Wesleyan Open Results

The Vikings resume competition next Saturday when they travel to the Finn Grinaker Open in Moorhead, Minn. The all-day event is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m.

Vikings at the Dakota Wesleyan Open
125 – Ethan Cota: 2-2
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133 – Brayden Curry (unattached): 3-3, Sixth
133- Taylor Jeffries (unattached): 3-2
133- Jack Huffman (unattached): 3-2
133- Michael Suda (unattached): 3-2
141 -Hunter Burnett (unattached):4-1, Second
141- Jebben Keyes: 3-2
149 – Noah North: 3-3, Sixth
149 – Keaten Schorr (unattached): 2-2
157- Colin Ayers 5-2: Fourth
157- Jacob Tvinnereim (unattached): 2-2
165- Tanner Brengle: 1-2
165 – Bailey Neises: 4-2, Fourth
165 – Dylan Schuck: 4-2
174- Kolby Kost (unattached): 3-2, Fourth
184 – Daniel Bishop: 4-0, First
197 – Clayton Wahlstrom: 2-2
285 – Luke Nohns: 4-2, Fifth
285- Steven Hajas (unattached): 4-1, Second
285- Jarret Haglund (unattached): 0-2
285 – Matt Naig: 2-2

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Dean Ambrose Tells A Joke, Bryan, Lynch & Balor’s Appearance

A video was recently posted by WWE on their Instagram of Dean Ambrose telling a joke to his wife Renee Young and his Shield partners, Roman Reigns & Seth Rollins.
“My buddy told me that he has a new hobby,” Ambrose said, who is finishing up with WWE in April. “He taken pictures of salmon in different kinds of clothes.
“It’s like shooting fish in apparel!”

Reigns, Rollins & Young all had a good laugh, with Young stating, “that is so bad!”

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Dean’s got jokes. #TheShield (Link in bio)
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It was recently announced that WWE Champion “The New” Daniel Bryan, Finn Balor & Becky Lynch will be appearing at Celebrity Fan Fest on June 14th at Freeman Expo Halls in San Antonio, Texas. You can get a trio photo with Bryan, Balor & Lynch for $199. You can get more details or purchase tickets at pmxevents.com.

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Guillotine Grapevine Podcast: UMary head wrestling coach Adam Aho is burning the boats and building a program in Bismarck

We’re going to #BurnTheBoats with University of Mary head wrestling coach Adam Aho on the latest edition of The Guillotine Grapevine. Aho is a Frazee native who wrestled at North Dakota State before venturing to coach high school for a couple of seasons. He had an opportunity to coach with Jim Makovsky down in Mankato before the Mary gig opened up.

We’ll talk about his time in Frazee and what it’s like wrestling with that program, his relationship with Bucky Maughan and what it’s been like building a program in Bismarck.

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Rhea Ripley Reveals Injury

Former NXT UK Women’s Champion Rhea Ripley is reportedly suffering from a leg injury. After directly contacting WWE about the said injury, Squared Circle Sirens has indicated that Ripley’s leg injury is nothing serious and they believe that it is just a minor sprain. She was said to be having lingering issues and then got the injury checked out. Despite the boot she is sporting in the image below, it is expected that Ripley won’t be taking too much time away from the ring.
Aside from being The First-Ever NXT UK Women’s Champion, Ripley has also competed in both The 2017 & 2018 Mae Young Classic Tournaments. In her second try, Ripley was able to reach The Semi-Finals and even though she didn’t win The 2018 Mae Young Classic Tournament, she was able to establish herself as a ruthless heel.
With the added caption of, “What’s your excuse?”, Ripley posted a picture of her injury through her Twitter, as seen below:

What’s your excuse? pic.twitter.com/1OtscjTsNG
— RheaRipley_WWE (@RheaRipley_WWE) March 21, 2019

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High School Milestones – Thursday, November 29, 2018

100th Win – Cole West, Woodbury, 12th, 126 pounds
100th Win – Brock Rinehart, Woodbury, 11th, 160 pounds

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The Hart Foundation To Be Inducted Into The 2019 WWE Hall Of Fame

It was recently announced by The WWE that The Hart Foundation (Bret “The Hitman” Hart & Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart) will be inducted into The WWE Hall Of Fame Class Of 2019. It was originally believed that The Hart Foundation will be going in as a trio including Jimmy Hart, but there is no word yet on why Jimmy Hart wasn’t included to be part of this year’s Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony.

The Hart Foundation (Bret “The Hitman” Hart & Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart) joins headliners D-Generation X (Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Chyna, Billy Gunn, “Road Dogg” BG James & Sean “X-Pac” Waltman), Torrie Wilson, Harlem Heat & The Honky Tonk Man as confirmed inductees for The WWE Hall Of Famer Class Of 2019. Veteran WWE Employee Sue Aitchison is the recipient of The Warrior Award.

WWE.com released the following announcement on the induction of The Hart Foundation into The WWE Hall Of Fame Class Of 2019:

The Hart Foundation To Be inducted Into The WWE Hall Of Fame Class Of 2019

Bret “Hit Man” Hart & the late Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart symbolized tag team excellence in WWE in the 1980s and early 1990s. Now, the three-time WWE Tag Team Champions will be forever immortalized in sports-entertainment history.

The Hart Foundation are the latest inductees announced for WWE Hall of Fame’s Class of 2019. They’ll take their place in the hallowed hall during the 2019 Induction Ceremony on Saturday, April 6, the eve of WrestleMania 35, at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. Tickets for the ceremony are available now. The news was first reported by Yahoo Sports. With this induction, Bret Hart will become a two-time WWE Hall of Fame Inductee, joining Ric Flair and fellow 2019 Inductees Shawn Michaels of D-Generation X and Harlem Heat’s Booker T.

Hart and Neidhart were no strangers to each other before joining forces. In fact, they’re family: “The Anvil” and “Hit Man” were brothers-in-law. That close connection made them gel almost instantly when they joined WWE’s tag team ranks in 1985, guided by “The Mouth of The South” Jimmy Hart. Hart’s technical prowess and Neidhart’s raw power made them a team to be reckoned with from the moment they debuted.

In early 1987, The Hart Foundation finally set their sights on the World Tag Team Titles, held by The British Bulldogs, comprised of Davey Boy Smith & Dynamite Kid. With the help of Jimmy Hart and crooked official Danny Davis, Hart & Neidhart captured their first World Tag Team Championship.

Though they had reached the top of the tag team mountain, The Hart Foundation soon became disillusioned with Jimmy Hart’s nefarious ways. When they split from their manager, Hart & Neidhart soon found themselves the target of “The Mouth of The South’s” new charges, whether it was The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers or The Honky Tonk Man & Greg Valentine. Hart even enlisted tag teams outside his stable of Superstars, like Demolition, to take out The Hart Foundation.

By 1990, “Hit Man” & “The Anvil” had fought off Jimmy Hart’s attempts to tear them down, and turned their attention back to WWE’s top tag team prize. After bulldozing over The Bolsheviks in seconds at WrestleMania VI, The Hart Foundation made it clear they were coming for the World Tag Team Titles. It would take a few months, but at SummerSlam 1990, Hart & Neidhart defeated Demolition in a gruelling 2-out-of-3 Falls Match to claim their second World Tag Team Championship.

Though they split up by the summer of 1991, The Hart Foundation left an indelible mark on WWE’s tag team division and created many lasting memories for the WWE Universe. That’s why there’s no greater honor for this legendary tag team than induction into the WWE Hall of Fame.

Don’t miss seeing The Hart Foundation take their place in sports-entertainment history during the 2019 WWE Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on Saturday, April 6, the eve of WrestleMania 35. Tickets for the ceremony at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., are available now. The historic evening will also stream live on WWE Network at 7 ET/4 PT.

EXCLUSIVE: The Hart Foundation will be the next inductees into the @WWE Hall of Fame class of 2019. #WWEHOF
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— Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) March 25, 2019

BREAKING: The #HartFoundation, @BretHart & Jim #TheAnvil Neidhart, will be inducted into the #WWEHOF Class of 2019 as first reported by @YahooSports! https://t.co/wll24CFTgP
— WWE (@WWE) March 25, 2019

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Auggies claim title at Simpson Luther L. Hill Invite

INDIANOLA, Iowa — Claiming two individual champions and 16 placewinners, the Augsburg University wrestling team won the 17-team Simpson College Luther L. Hill Invitational, held on Saturday.

Augsburg claimed the team title in the 15-school, 17-team invitational, which included four nationally-ranked teams. In addition to the Auggies, ranked No. 1 in the latest (Nov. 14) National Wrestling Coaches Association Division III national rankings, second-place Upper Iowa was ranked No. 5 in NCAA Division II, third-place Grand View (Iowa) was ranked No. 1 in the NAIA rankings, and Baker (Kan.) was ranked No. 9 in the NAIA.

A total of 27 Auggies competed in the tournament, combining to go 65-40 on the day with 43 bonus-point victories — 23 pins, five technical falls and 17 major decisions.

Alex Wilson (SR, Oak Grove, Minn./St. Francis HS), ranked No. 1 nationally at 149, reached the century mark for career victories, claiming four bonus-point victories — a pin, major decision and technical-fall wins in the semifinals and finals. Wilson is now 8-0 on the season with three pins, four technical falls and a major decision, and is now 101-31 in his Augsburg career.

Wilson’s twin brother, Aaron Wilson (JR, Oak Grove, Minn./St. Francis HS), finished second at 157, winning three matches by major decision before suffering a loss in a first-period pin by Steven Lawrence of Grand View, ranked No. 6 in the NAIA national rankings. Aaron Wilson is now 6-2 on the year with two pins and three major decisions.

Ryan Epps (JR, Cannon Falls, Minn./Cannon Falls HS), ranked No. 1 nationally at 157 pounds, won his second straight tournament up a weight class at 165, cruising with four pins before claiming the title on a medical forfeit. Epps is now 9-0 overall with six pins.

Lance Benick (SO, Scandia, Minn./Totino-Grace HS), ranked No. 7 at 197, finished second on Saturday. He had two sub-1-minute pins in his opening matches and a 20-3 technical-fall win in the semifinals before being edged 5-4 by David Dow of Baker, the No. 3-ranked 197-pounder in the NAIA, in the finals. Benick is now 7-1 on the year with four pins.

Timothy Mandyck (SO, Coon Rapids, Minn./Coon Rapids HS) had one of the best tournament finishes of his young career, finishing second at heavyweight. He claimed two pins en route to the finals, where he was edged 3-2 by Shawn Beeson of Graceland (Ill.), ranked No. 13 in the NAIA.

Victor Gliva (JR, Farmington, Minn./Farmington HS), ranked No. 5 nationally at 125, finished third in his weight class, with two pins before a 4-3 semifinal loss to Justin Portillo of Grand View, ranked No. 2 in the NAIA. Gliva is now 7-1 on the season with four pins.

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Jack Vaselaar (FY, Winona, Minn./Winona Cotter HS) finished third at 149 pounds, scoring major-decision wins in his opening two matches to improve to 5-1 in his opening collegiate campaign. Wyatt Richardson (JR, Grand Meadow, Minn./Grand Meadow HS) used two pins to score a third-place finish at 197 to move to 6-2 on the year. Brady McFarland (SR, Windlake, Wis./Muskego HS) and Nick Rogge (FY, Eastman, Wis./Prairie du Chien HS) shared third place at 174, each going 2-1 on the day.

Placing fifth for the Auggies were Michael Abeyta (FY, McMinville, Ore./McMinville HS) at 157 and Solomon Nielsen (SO, Luverne, Minn./Luverne HS) at 184. Placing sixth were AJ Bethea (FY, Hibbing, Minn./Hibbing HS) at 149 and Ethan Hofacker (JR, Spring Valley, Wis./Spring Valley HS) at heavyweight, and placing seventh was Jacob Forar (FY, Lakeville, Minn./Lakeville North HS).

2018 Luther Hill Invite Results

Augsburg travels to face Minnesota State University-Moorhead on Thursday (12/6) at 7 p.m.

AUGSBURG RESULTS BY WEIGHT CLASS
• 125: Victor Gliva 3-1, third place.
• 133: Quinn Youngs 1-2.
• 141: Gage Zieske 2-2.
• 149: Alex Wilson 4-0, champion; Jack Vaselaar 3-1, third place; AJ Bethea 4-2, sixth place; Jacob Forar 2-2, co-seventh place; Justin Kopet 2-2; Tony Esteban 0-2.
• 157: Aaron Wilson 3-1, second place; Michael Abeyta 5-1, co-fifth place; Shawn Barth 1-2; Boone Young 1-2.
• 165: Ryan Epps 5-0, champion; Josh Verbeten 2-2.
• 174: Brady McFarland 2-1, co-third place; Nick Rogge 2-1, co-third place; Luke Wilson 1-2.
• 184: Solomon Nielsen 5-1, fifth place; Lorenzo Hernandez 2-2; Dylan Lentz 2-2; Brent Chambers 0-2.
• 197: Lance Benick 3-1, second place; Wyatt Richardson 3-1, third place.
• HWT: Timothy Mandyck 3-1, second place; Ethan Hofacker 3-2, sixth place; Luke Zaiser 1-2.

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Spoiler on Final 2019 Hall of Fame Inductee, LU Releases Update

The final inductee into the WWE Hall of Fame this year has likely just been revealed. The WHTZ 100.3 FM radio station in New York City has begun advertising the Hall of Fame ceremony. While giving out a rundown of the complete Hall of Fame lineup this year, none other than Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake was included among the previously announced names for this year’s class. Beefcake is the only person in the lineup that has not already been confirmed for the HOF by WWE, which may indicate that WWE will announce him as the final entrant in the Hall of Fame this year next week. Beefcake has been rumored for the Hall of Fame for a couple of weeks now, and it appears that he will receive the honor in New York City after all now.
Reports of Brutus Beefcake going into the Hall of Fame this year were first brought on by the WrestleVotes Twitter account weeks ago. It was then discovered that Beefcake and Hulk Hogan were being brought into New York for some of the WrestleMania 35 festivities this year. Beefcake competed under numerous monikers throughout his career, but he is perhaps best remembered for his “Barber” gimmick in the WWF. Since this hasn’t been made official by WWE yet, there is a chance that this induction may not take place, but all signs seem to point towards Beefcake going into the Hall of Fame this year. He will join D-Generation X, The Hart Foundation, Harlem Heat, The Honky Tonk Man, and Torrie Wilson in this year’s class.
As reported yesterday, the legal dispute between Lucha Underground and King Cuerno, Joey Ryan, Ivelisse, and Kobra Moon has been settled. Although there is still no word on a fifth season for the El Rey Network series yet, those four wrestlers in the lawsuit are free agents and can work anywhere they wish. Where will they be headed? According to Lucha Central, King Cuerno (aka El Hijo del Fantasma) has reportedly attracted the attention of WWE and is expected to be pursued by the company now. Meanwhile, Joey Ryan is said to be joining the rest of the Being the Elite cast in All Elite Wrestling very soon. No words on plans for Ivelisse or Kobra Moon as of right now, but that is expected to change soon.

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106: Blake West (OWAT) over (WWC) (For.)
113: Yves Evillard (OWAT) over (WWC) (For.)
120: Ryan Henningson (WWC) over Kanin Hable (OWAT) (MD 14-3)
126: Chase Dallman (OWAT) over Logan Henningson (WWC) (Fall 2:47)
132: Jacob Reinardy (OWAT) over Evann Fabian (WWC) (Fall 3:47)
138: Landen Johnson (OWAT) over (WWC) (For.)
145: Kaden Nelson (OWAT) over (WWC) (For.)
152: Trevor Schroeder (OWAT) over (WWC) (For.)
160: Matt Seykora (OWAT) over (WWC) (For.)
170: Trevor Pomeroy (WWC) over Ethan Stockwell (OWAT) (MD 14-4)
182: Cade King (OWAT) over (WWC) (For.)
195: Quincey Price (OWAT) over (WWC) (For.)
220: Tyler Nachtigal (WWC) over Nick Staska (OWAT) (Dec 2-1)
285: Isaiah Noeldner (OWAT) over Zander Rusert (WWC) (Dec 6-1)

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