WWE Superstar Alexa Bliss shared photos of her new tattoos on social media. One of them says, “Stand out.” The other says, “You can.” You can check out the images of her new tattoos she shared on Twitter below.
Bliss later revealed on her Instagram story that the “Stand Out” tattoo is a reference to the song “Stand Out” in A Goofy Movie (from the fictional pop star Powerline in the film).
2 more for the collection ✌🏻 pic.twitter.com/gGzeglAU3a
— Lexi Kaufman (@AlexaBliss_WWE) July 27, 2019
Lynch Says WWE should run Evolution II without Ronda Rousey and Explains Why
Dave Meltzer has reported that WWE are hesistant to do so without having someone like Ronda Rousey as a headliner, but Lynch told talkSPORT that she would love to headline part two.
“Oh, absolutely! First and foremost, it was one of the best pay-per-views of the year. And that’s not me being biased, that’s a fact,” Lynch confidently stated. “It had Match of the Year on it, including yours truly.
Absolutely, I don’t see any reason why not. I think we have a strong enough women’s division [without Rousey on the Roster], as long as they tell the stories around us and let us go. And… that’s all I’ll say.”
(Pro Wrestling & MMA World)Click Here:
The late Gary Hart to be posthumously honored in Dallas on September 7
Legendary manager and matchmaker to be recognized for his contributions to the sport
DALLAS – The late, great Gary Hart will be posthumously recognized for his contributions to Dallas and professional wrestling on Saturday night September 7.
The late Mr. Hart will be honored by Major League Wrestling at the NYTEX Sports Centre where his sons Jason and Chad will be on hand as MLW pays tribute to the late matchmaker, manager and wrestler.
A genius in his field, Mr. Hart was the architect of World Class Championship Wrestling alongside the Von Erich family. His presence, sinister schemes and imagination forever changed the sport and Dallas Wrestling.
Known for managing the likes of Bruiser Brody, Gino Hernandez, Abdullah the Butcher, Don “the Spoiler” Jardine as well as creating the One Man Gang, Great Kabuki and Dingo Warrior among countless other memorable characters, Hart equally excelled at matchmaking and producing pro wrestling TV programming for World Class Championship Wrestling as well as TBS and in Australia for Jim Barnett.
A ferocious force ringside and in the booking office for promotions, Mr. Hart would end his career in 2004 in MLW. Mr. Hart ushered in a new generation that the sport would reckon with for years to come, including future World Heavyweight Champion Low Ki.
Mr. Hart passed away suddenly at the age of 66 on March 16, 2008 at his home in Dallas.
In 2018 Mr. Hart entered the Wrestling Observer Hall of Fame.
“I personally owe a debt of gratitude to Gary,” said MLW CEO and founder Court Bauer. “Without Gary Hart’s presence in my life as a mentor, there is no Major League Wrestling today. It is long overdue that he be honored in the city he helped to put on the map in this great sport.”
MLW invites you to join us Saturday night September 7 in the greater Dallas area as MLW celebrates the memory of a trailblazer in the sport.
Buy General Admission tickets starting at $10 at MLWTickets.com.
Confirmed for September 7:
FIRST-EVER WAR CHAMBER MATCH
The Von Erichs, “Filthy” Tom Lawlor & ??? vs. CONTRA Unit
A tribute to Gary Hart
Some of the athletes and talent signed to compete and appear include:
The Hart Foundation’s Teddy Hart, Davey Boy Smith Jr. & Brian Pillman Jr. • Salina de la Renta • LA Park • Austin Aries • World Tag Team Champions MJF & Richard Holliday • Mance Warner • Timothy Thatcher • Hijo de LA Park • Low Ki • Jimmy Havoc • Douglas James • Injustice’s Myron Reed, Jordan Oliver & Kotto Brazil • Gringo Loc • Zenshi • Air Wolf • Ace Austin • The Spirit Squad and more!
Matches and more wrestlers will be announced at MLW.com.
Tickets start at $10 at MLWtickets.com. Tickets will also be available day of show at the box office unless the event sales out in advance.
VIP ticket holders special access starting at 5:30 p.m.
General Public Doors Open: 6:00 p.m. with a bell time of: 7:00 p.m.
MORE ABOUT THE NYTEX SPORTS CENTRE:
The NYTEX Sports Centre is a 2,400 seat multi-purpose arena in North Richland Hills, Texas. The venue offers modern facilities, parking and easy accessibility. The NYTEX Sports Centre provides the highest quality service makes the venue a premier event destination.
The venue is located at: 8851 Ice House Drive, North Richland Hills, TX 76180Click Here:
Impact Wrestling held another set of TV tapings last night in Mexico City, which featured Jessicka Havok defeating Su Yung in a No DQ match. Also, the Impact Wrestling locker room reportedly gave LAX a big sendoff celebration after they lost their match to Willie Mack and Rich Swann. You can see results below, via Shannon Walsh and WrestlingWithDemons.net:
Moose beat Cousin Jake.
Faby Apache beat Alisha Edwards.
Tessa Blanchard, Tommy Dreamer, RVD, and Rhino beat Sami Callihan, Jake Crist, Dave Crist, and Mad Man Fulton.
Willie Mack and Rich Swann beat LAX. The locker room came out and there was a send off celebration for LAX after the match.
Knockouts Champion Taya Valkyrie beat Big Mami. After the match Tenille Dashwood ran in and went after Valkyrie and John E. Bravo.
Michael Elgin beat Dinastia.
Jessicka Havok beat Su Yung in a No DQ Match.
Mahabali Shera beat Cody Deaner.
Ace Austin beat Eddie Edwards by DQ when Edwards used a chair.
Jordynne Grace and Chik Tormenta vs. Keira Hogan and Vanilla Vargas turned into a 6-man tag team match when Madison Rayne and Rosemary got involved.
Rosemary, Jordynne Grace, and Chik Tormenta beat Madison Rayne, Keira Hogan, and Vanilla Vargas after Rayne and Hogan walked out of the match leaving Vargas alone.
Zachary Wentz, Dezmond Xavier, and Trey Miguel beat Australian Suicide, Toxin, and Arez.
TJP beat Golden Magic.
Dr. Wagner Jr. beat Texano Jr.Click Here:
1. Xia Li defeated Jessi Kamea
2. Cameron Grimes defeated Jeet Rama
3. Reina Gonzalez and Rhea Ripley defeated Lacey Lane and Tegan Nox
4. #1 Contender’s (NXT Championship) Battle Royal
Jordan Omogbehin won
-Omogbehin will receive his title match at the August 31, 2019 live event in Fort Pierce, Florida.
5. The Street Profits defeated The Outliers (Dorian Mak and Riddick Moss) (w/Robert Stone)
6. Dio Maddin defeated Saurax Gurjar (w/Rinku Singh)
7. Bianca Belair defeated Chelsea Green
8. Nick Ogarelli and Rik Bugez defeated Team 3.0 (Chase Parker and Matt Martel)
9. NXT Championship Match
Adam Cole (c) defeated Bronson ReedClick Here:
#IMPACT Wrestling Welcomes Professional Soccer Players @lvlightsfc To TV Tapings, Sept. 5-6, @samstownlv In Las Vegas
READ MORE: https://t.co/aImVgQ4YHw pic.twitter.com/eM6oWcIJBk
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) August 28, 2019
IMPACT Wrestling Welcomes Professional Soccer Players To TV Tapings, Sept. 5-6, At Sam’s Town Live In Las Vegas
Members of Las Vegas Lights FC, which plays in the USL Championship, will be attending the IMPACT Wrestling TV Tapings on Thursday, Sept. 5, at Sam’s Town Live in Las Vegas – and plans for a Ceremonial First-Kick are being finalized, IMPACT executives confirmed.
The soccer contingent will be led by Sammy Ochoa, who will be attending with his kids, and goalie Angel Alvarez.
Ochoa, 32, a forward, has been playing professionally since 2006 and his international career has included time with the Seattle Sounders FC of Major League Soccer (MLS). He has played for the Lights for the past two seasons and tallied 10 goals, which is tied for the franchise record.
Alvarez, born and raised in Las Vegas, graduated from Rancho High School and was named the Goalkeeper of the Year by the Las Vegas Review-Journal as a senior in 2015. He has been playing professionally since 2018.
The Lights made their debut in 2018 and play their home games at Cashman Field. The Lights are coached by U.S. soccer legend Eric Wynalda, and the team’s next home match is Sept. 7.
The 32-team USL is sanctioned by the United States Soccer Federation as a Division II Professional League.
Lights mascot, Cash The Soccer Rocker, also will be attending the IMPACT show on Sept. 5.
IMPACT Wrestling is holding TV Tapings at Sam’s Town Live on both Thursday and Friday, September 5-6, with the action starting both nights at 6 p.m. The Las Vegas shows will feature the return of wrestling/MMA legend Ken Shamrock, who plans to address Moose following a series of extremely personal tweets. Also appearing at the IMPACT shows in Las Vegas: Rhyno, TJP, Sami Callihan and reigning World Champion Brian Cage, along with Knockouts Tessa Blanchard, Madison Rayne, Tenille Dashwood and reigning champion Taya Valkyrie.
** For more information about IMPACT Wrestling, go to: www.impactwrestling.comClick Here:
It’s official: Ken Shamrock will face Moose at Impact Wrestling’s Bound For Glory PPV. Impact announced on Thursday that the two will face off at the PPV, which takes place on October 20th in Chicago:
While the idea of Ken Shamrock vs. Moose has been whispered about for the past several weeks, we weren’t sure all the barking back and forth on social media would lead to this. However, it is now official, we will see Ken Shamrock vs. Moose LIVE on Pay Per View at Bound For Glory.
Sunday, October 20th just got more intense, more wild and more unpredictable. It is UFC Hall of Famer vs. Mr. IMPACT Wrestling and we can’t wait to see how it goes down. Who will leave victorious?
Where will you be when this epic showdown happens? Which background will win? MMA or Football? It is an age old question that might get answered LIVE in Chicago. What will the turbulent road to Bound For Glory look like when these two clash?Click Here:
Tonight’s WWE SmackDown and WWE 205 Live episodes will take place from the Chase Center in San Francisco, California.
SmackDown will feature Roman Reigns and Daniel Bryan attempting to “clear the air” in a face off, and WWE Champion Kofi Kingston discussing Brock Lesnar in a sitdown interview, Shane McMahon inviting Kevin Owens to settle their lawsuit, plus Carmella and Charlotte Flair vs. Sasha Banks and SmackDown Women’s Champion Bayley. 205 Live will feature Angel Garza vs. Humberto Carrillo and tag team action with Oney Lorcan and Danny Burch vs. Tony Nese and WWE Cruiserweight Champion Drew Gulak.
WWE is focusing on the following points for tonight’s SmackDown:
* Roman Reigns to clear the air with Daniel Bryan
* Kofi Kingston to discuss challenger Brock Lesnar in sit-down interview
* Charlotte Flair to team with Carmella against Bayley & Sasha Banks
* Shane McMahon invites Kevin Owens to SmackDown LIVE to settle lawsuit
Stick with us throughout the day for updates on tonight’s shows, and be sure to join us for live coverage at 8pm ET.
Follow Marc on Twitter at @this_is_marc. Send any news, tips or corrections to us by clicking here.Click Here:
Some details are available on who is and isn’t backstage at Thursday night’s Impact Wrestling taping in Las Vegas. PWInsider reports that Johnny Swinger, Joey Ryan and Jim Mitchell are all backstage at the taping and will be appearing on screen. Ryan is described as appearing “this week” and was filming pre-tapes earlier in the day. Kross, also, lives in Vegas. So, his not being there is awfully telling.
Killer Kross, on the other hand, is not backstage at the tapings. Nor is Sabu, though there is talk that he will be back soon. Sabu lives in Las Vegas and so couple appear at tomorrow’s tapings.
– Chris Sabin and Paul London are working as producers at the taping.
– There was no pre-show meeting with talents before the tapingClick Here:
AEW had 1,140,000 viewers between the two live airings on TNT and TruTv.
AEW Dynamite that aired during the same time slot on TNT pulled in 1.018 million, which is down from the premiere episode that did 1.409.
Due to MLB airing on both TNT and TBS that could have impacted AEW, the call was made to simulcast Dynamite, which drew 122,000 additional viewers on True TV.Click Here: