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EC3 is continuing to meme on his name, providing the internet with another reveal of EC1 and EC2. You can see the post below of his latest pic, revealing Braun Strowman as 1 and Drake Maverick as 2.
The post comes after EC3 posted a pic over the weekend with two John Cenas as his previous iterations. The meme plays off of the fact that EC3, as a TNA gimmick, can’t be easily explained away in WWE without a whole lot of Dixie Carter being referenced.

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On Friday, PWInsider reported that Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson turned down WWE offers, and intend to leave the company after their current deals expire this fall.
Check out his son’s message in the tweet below.

Message from my 7 year old, Cylus..#DontBelieveEverythingYouRead
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— Karl Anderson (@KarlAndersonWWE) March 11, 2019

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Connacht 46
Ospreys 5

Declan Rooney reports from the Sportsground

KYLE GODWIN MARKED his first start at out-half for Connacht with a brilliant kicking performance as Andy Friend’s side claimed a vital bonus-point win in really difficult conditions at the Sportsground.

Two tries from Kieran Marmion helped them to a five-point haul against Conference A rivals Ospreys, which has boosted Connacht’s hopes of a play-off position. Their six-try win was their biggest of the season, a week after suffering their biggest loss of the campaign in Glasgow.

Kieran Marmion gets in for a Connacht try. Source: James Crombie/INPHO

With a powerful wind in their favour, Connacht had four tries on the board by half-time. Ospreys were punished for their ill-discipline, with three sin-binnings and the concession of 17 penalties.

The first try arrived after a minute and a half, when Peter Robb’s line-break was finished off by Tom Farrell, and Godwin converted.

The Australian added two penalties which put Connacht 13-0 ahead, but Godwin then saw a clearance kick charged down by Olly Cracknell, which allowed Matthew Aubrey to score for the visitors, very much against the run of play.

Godwin looked to have scored a memorable try from his own half, but referee Marius Mitrea ruled it out for a block on halfway. However, Connacht soon bagged their second try when Matt Healy rounded off a brilliant move that swept right and then switched back to the left.

Marmion put in more than an hour for Connacht and he looked really sharp. His first try came when Jarrad Butler broke off the back of a scrum and the scrum-half powered over after half an hour.

Connacht’s Tom Farrell is tackled by Tom Botha of Ospreys. Source: James Crombie/INPHO

Three tries would already have represented a good first-half return for the home side, but when Tiernan O’Halloran raced clear after an intercept in added time, the home side secured the bonus point when Keelan Giles deliberately knocked on and Mitrea awarded the penalty try.

Giles was also sin-binned and Connacht led 34-5 at the break, while his team-mate Jordan Lay joined him on the sideline seven minutes after the restart as the penalty count mounted for the Ospreys.

Updated Mar 11th 2019, 12:55 PM

WARREN GATLAND AND Wales will bid for Grand Slam glory against Ireland on Saturday with the New Zealander admitting his team are jealous of the success of the men in green.

Gatland saw Wales seal an 18-11 win over Scotland to record their 13th straight success and they are now just a game away from what would be a first Six Nations clean sweep since 2012.

Gatland’s men are going for a Grand Slam. Source: Ryan Byrne/INPHO

Standing in Gatland’s way is his former team, Ireland. Joe Schmidt’s side sealed a Grand Slam of their own in 2018 and also claimed a famous November win over world champions New Zealand.

The Wales boss believes those victories – plus Leinster’s Guinness PRO14 and European Champions Cup double last season – are achievements his players want a taste of.

“I think the added spice is that with the PRO14 the players know each other. We respect Ireland hugely for what they have achieved,” Gatland said.

“They are No 2 in the world and their provinces have had a lot of success in the PRO14 and in Europe and sometimes it can breed a jealousy. You respect them, but you are desperate to beat them.

“That sometimes creates the edge. A lot of it stems from that. They have been incredibly successful and I take my hat off to their provincial rugby, what they have achieved in Europe, and what the national team has done. We have got to strive to do that.

“That creates competition. It is almost like a derby-type feeling. I know our group of players get incredibly motivated to play against Ireland. They want to beat them because a lot of them have been on the losing end on a number of occasions, particularly to their provincial teams.”

Wales are on a remarkable run of form while Ireland haven’t hit their heights of 2018 this year, not so far at least. Gatland’s men are still wary of them and they are right to be so.

An 80-minute performance has remained elusive for Wales in the Six Nations to date and against Scotland they produced an archetypal game of two halves.

In the first they were dominant as they scored two fine tries through Josh Adams and Jonathan Davies. After the break concentration levels dropped and only a monumental defensive effort – in which Wales made a total of 194 tackles – saw them come out on top.

Chaos awaits in Cardiff. Source: Tommy Dickson/INPHO

Cardiff is now preparing for an Irish invasion and what Wales hope will be a Grand Slam party.

IRELAND WILL KICK off the first Guinness Six Nations campaign of the Andy Farrell era at home to Scotland on 1 February 2020.

The fixtures for the 2020 and 2021 tournaments were announced this morning with Ireland starting next year with back-to-back home fixtures against the Scots and Wales.

A trip to face England in Twickenham in Round 3 follows before a home game against Italy and a final-weekend showdown against France in Paris on Saturday 14 March.

The 2021 campaign begins away to Wales in Cardiff on Saturday 6 February, and finishes with a mouthwatering clash against England in the Aviva Stadium on Saturday 20 March.

Six Nations 2020

Round 1

Wales v Italy, Sat 1 Feb, 2.15pmIreland v Scotland, Sat 1 Feb, 4.45pmFrance v England, Sun 2 Feb, 3pm

Round 2

Ireland v Wales, Sat 8 Feb, 2.15pmScotland v England, Sat 8 Feb, 4.45pmFrance v Italy, Sun 9 Feb, 3pm

Round 3

Italy v Scotland, Sat 22 Feb, 2.15pmWales v France, Sat 22 Feb, 4.45pmEngland v Ireland, Sun 23 Feb, 3pm

Round 4

Ireland v Italy, Sat 7 Mar, 2.15pmEngland v Wales, Sat 7 Mar, 4.45pmScotland v France, Sun 8 Mar, 3pm

Round 5

Wales v Scotland, Sat 14 Mar, 2.15pmItaly v England, Sat 14 Mar, 4.45pmFrance v Ireland, Sat 14 Mar, 8pmSix Nations 2021

Round 1

Italy v France, Sat 6 Feb, 2.15pmEngland v Scotland, Sat 6 Feb, 4.45pmWales v Ireland, Sun 7 Feb, 3pm

Round 2

England v Italy, Sat 13 Feb, 2.15pmScotland v Wales, Sat 13 Feb, 4.45pmIreland v France, Sun 14 Feb, 3pm

Round 3

Italy v Ireland, Sat 27 Feb, 2.15pmWales v England, Sat 27 Feb, 4.45pmFrance v Scotland, Sun 28 Feb, 3pm

Round 4

Italy v Wales, Sat 13 Mar, 2.15pmEngland v France, Sat 13 Mar, 4.45pmScotland v Ireland, Sun 14 Mar, 3pm

Round 5

Scotland v Italy, Sat 20 Mar, 2.15pmIreland v England, Sat 20 Mar, 4.45pmFrance v Wales, Sat 20 Mar, 8pm

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During the latest episode of The Road to Double or Nothing on YouTube, Cody Rhodes confirmed that the Over The Budget battle royal will be returning for their May pay-per-view.
The winner of the battle royal will be receiving a great incentive but he stopped short on announcing what the incentive involves.
The Over The Budget battle royal was part of the Zero Hour pre-show of All In this past September and aired on WGN America. The first OTB came about after Cody said at the time it was “too good to pass up a one-hour free event on television” leading up to their pay-per-view. They did have a budget though and didn’t want to go over it because they were personally financing the show so to cover it, the aprons, canvas, turnbuckles, and everything “soft” from the All In pay-per-view had to be pre-sold to collectors and that money helped finance the extra hour on WGN America.
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WWE Elimination Chamber Pre Show
Elimination Chamber kick of show kicks of with Jonathan Coachman hosting with guests Sam Roberts, WWE Hall of Famer Booker T and WWE Hall of Famer Beth Phoenix who will be calling the Womens Tag Team Championship Chamber match.
Jonathan Coachman says history will be made tonight as first Womens Tag Team Champions will be crowned, they then talk through the PPV card. Panel inform us that Randy Orton enters the WWE Championship Chamber match last. We see a video package from Mustafa Ali about not being able to compete in the Chamber match, Ali says he will be back and won’t be easy, nothing easy about being in that ring for those who dream. Panel talk about Kofi Kingston taking his place and has the whole WWE Universe talking about him and about the WWE Championship match. Panel discuss the rules of the WWE Championship Elimination Chamber match. (We see Daniel Bryan pacing back and forth in his locker room with Rowan).
Panel discuss the No DQ Match between Baron Corbin & Braun Strowman, we see a video interview of Braun Strowman talking about Baron Corbin being a coward, he fuelled the monsters rage, knew he couldn’t win on his own, recruited others and tried to take me out, cowards like him, I came back and didn’t forget and will make them all pay. rule book goes out the window, Monster will continue his rampage of destruction and the coward will get these hands.
We see a video package about the WWE Tag Team Championship feud between The Usos and Shane McMahon, The Bar join the panel and they say The Usos will win, Miz and Shane don’t work as a team, Bar says they won with a fluke, then the Heavy Machinery come along and say McMiz will win the match, Heavy Machinery says they can’t choose between joining Raw or SmackDown.
We see video package about Mr McMahon making a shock announcement on Raw saying he is suspending Becky Lynch for 60 days and replaces her with Charlotte Flair.
We see a WWE Live Event Road to WrestleMania where Becky Lynch attacks Charlotte Flair during this event and Charlotte attacks the injured leg of Becky Lynch re-aggravating the injury.
The panel lead us to backstage where Riott Squad discuss about being winners where Ruby Riott wins Womens Championship and Liv Morgan/Sarah Logan to win WWE Womens Tag Team Champions, Charlotte appears and says I remember your debut as I was at the wrong end of it, Ruby has the opportunity of being champion and face me at WrestleMania, Charlotte says she will be at ringside for the match, the panel discuss the match and Booker T and Sam Roberts say Ruby Riott have no chance.
Panel go back to Raw 3 weeks ago with Bobby Lashley and Lio Rush attacking Finn Balor leading to the 2-vs-1 Handicap Match at Elimination Chamber for WWE Intercontinental Championship, panel discuss this match, Sam says unless Demon King comes out he doesn’t win big matches, he hasn’t done anything extraordinary, he needs to bring the Demon out, Booker T thinks Bobby Lashley will retain in the match.
We see a video of Mojo Rawley talking to himself looking into a mirror saying why do the people matter and who are they.
Alexa Bliss says tonight we make history and since I debuted Womens Division has been on fire, maybe if Becky Lynch took my advice maybe she wouldn’t have got suspended. Alexa picks Tamina and Nia Jax as first winners. Panel discuss Womens Evolution/Revolution.
Panel discuss Womens Tag Team Championship Elimination Chamber match and the strategy being a tag team match, Beth says it is hard to prepare for, they discuss that Sasha Banks has only be cleared and enter the chamber first.
We go to ringside for pre-show match.
Commentators: Vic Joeseph, Aiden English and Nigel McGuiness
WWE Cruiserweight Championship: Challenger: Akira Tozawa Vs Champion: Buddy Murphy.
Referee: Dan Engler
Match kicks of with Murphy hooking on a armbar, Tozawa reverses it, Murphy reverses it, chops to Murphy by Tozawa, Murphy sends Tozawa to the outside and Murphy follows and goes to chop Tozawa but hits ring post, back in the ring Tozawa taken down by Murphy, Murphy outside, Tozawa over the rope but caught and suplexed on the outside, Akira back in at 7, chops by Tozawa
(We cut to Kayla Braxton interviewing Kofi Kingston but Big E and Xavier Woods say he is in mode for the match, they say he hasn’t had a endurance problem, people have been sleeping on his entire career, he lasted an hour in the gauntlet match, and Kofi Kingston will win and become new WWE Champion because Kofi rocks)
Back to the match and Tozawa sends Murphy to the outside, superkick to Murphy. Missile dropkick to Murphy, back suplex attempt but Tozawa lands on feet, back drop driver by Murphy but Tozawa lands on his feet, Tozawa climbs to the top rope, but stops then Murphy climbs rope and then Tozawa with a kick in the corner, huricanrana of the top rope by Tozawa on Murphy for a two count, (This is awesome chant) Tozawa sent out climbs to the top rope and does a cross body countered by Murphy but countered by Tozawa, Murphy’s Law attempt but a two count, then a face plant for a 2 count by Murphy.
Murphy talking trash to Tozawa, chops to Murphy, kick to gut of Tozawa, Tozawa goes for German Suplex countered then countered back into German Suplex with a bridge for a two count, Tozawa brings Murphy to the corner and Murphy stops him climbing to the top rope, superkick of the top rope, inverted huricanrana by Tozawa, flying dive by Tozawa twice through the rope onto Murphy, Tozawa bring Murphy back in the ring, Tozawa climbs to the top and does double stomp across the back of the top for a two count, Tozawa with his chant, slaps to Murphy, round house kick, jumping knee to Tozawa, Murphy’s Law countered into roll up for a two, Octopus submission locked in by Tozawa countered into Murphy’s Law for the win and retains.
Winner and still WWE Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy
We see a video for Kevin Owens and says I am having to watch Elimination Chamber rather than competing, my physios say I am about a month from coming back. 8 minutes to go.
Back to Pre-Show Panel who discuss the WWE Championship Elimination Chamber match leading to a VT.
Kayla Braxton is on the entrance way and introduces Texas Own and WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry. Kayla asks about being in an Elimination Chamber match, Mark bigs up the Cruiserweight Title match. Mark says when you enter come out totally different, Mark Henry picks the Iiconics to win Womens Tag Team Championship and after last week with Gauntlet Match hard for me to pick anyone other than Kofi Kingston, but if I was in the Chamber men would be introduced to the WWE Hall of Pain.
Panel talk about Womens Division Tag Team Championship Elimination Chamber, Booker T says glad women’s get tag titles, Sam says match will steal the show, they then discuss WWE Championship, Beth picks Jeff Hardy, Booker T picks Kofi Kingston. We see the Elimination Chamber lowering down.
End of Kick of Show.
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MUNSTER HAVE ANNOUNCED ticket details for their upcoming Champions Cup semi-final against Saracens.

Johann van Graan’s side face Sarries at the 32,000-capacity Ricoh Arena in Coventry on Saturday, 20 April [KO 3pm].

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And as per usual, Munster Rugby’s allocation will be distributed among clubs, the Munster Rugby Supporters Club and 10-year ticket holders.

The supporters club opened a lottery for tickets at noon today, and that runs until midday on Friday. Members can apply for two tickets each and if successful, they’ll be contacted Friday evening with a link to purchase.

The southern province advanced to the last four of the European competition for the third consecutive season after a dramatic 17-13 away win at Edinburgh over the weekend.

Saracens’ six wins from six in the pool stages mean they have home country advantage. They beat Glasgow Warrior’s 56-27 in their quarter-final on Saturday.

MUNSTER HAVE ANNOUNCED two pre-season fixtures ahead of the 2016/17 campaign, one of which will see the province’s most-capped player line up against them.

Donncha O’Callaghan will be in the opposite corner at Musgrave Park in Cork on 26 August when Munster take on Worcester Warriors.

O’Callaghan joined Worcester last summer and played 23 times for the English club this season, at the end of which they finished 10th in the Aviva Premiership.

Munster, who have faced London Irish in pre-season in each of the past five years, have also scheduled another game for 19 August.

That looks set to be the first game in charge for Rassie Erasmus, Munster’s new director of rugby, but details of that fixture will be confirmed “in the coming weeks”, according to the province.

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PADDY JACKSON WILL have plenty of familiar faces around him in Ireland’s backline when he runs out at Ellis Park on Saturday.

Jackson is one of a five-strong Ulster contingent which includes Stuart Olding, Craig Gilroy, Andrew Trimble and Jared Payne as Joe Schmidt’s side look to seal a historic series victory against the Springboks this weekend.

The Ulster number 10 is looking particularly looking forward to what Olding can offer as a foil at inside centre against a physical Boks midfield.

“It’s very very exciting,” said Jackson.

“Obviously Luke [Marshall] was brilliant last week, I thought. I’ve been playing with him all season. He’s always a voice outside me, which helps. He can take pressure off, slot into 10 during phase play, no problem, and Stu can do the exact same thing. He’s a great utility player and having that left-foot option will be good.

Jackson came of age during the victory at Newlands with his 16-point haul and intelligent game management helping a 14-man Irish side secure a memorable victory.

Having watched Johnny Sexton run the Irish backline with nerveless authority over the past few seasons, Jackson stepped up to the plate in the most trying of circumstances.

“Yeah, I was trying to relax. I was obviously excited and nervous,” the 24-year-old explained.

“The main thing in my mind was that I really wanted to manage the team and run the game. Obviously Johnny’s been doing that so well for a number of years and I felt I had to earn the respect and the trust of the guys around me.

“I think we all did that. We all stepped up so from that point of view, obviously I was glad we got the win and things went well. I’ll be looking to do that again this week and really manage the game.”

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