Speaking to IGN India, AEW Executive Vice President Cody Rhodes discussed the possibility of going three hours every week, although the third hour not necessarily airing on TNT.
Cody said that even though they will be live every week for two hours, not everyone on the roster will be featured on each episode, preferring to present quality over quantity. “Which means that some guys are going to have some time off. Which for the life and the well-being of a wrestler is a great thing to hear; that they’re not gong to be, every week, putting themselves in a high-profile singles match,” Cody told IGN.
Explaining that there will be no “participation award” in AEW, the idea is not to cram everyone in a two-hour show and said that he and the powers that be are considering producing an extra hour of content every week.
“It will probably live for people to stream on B/R Live,” Cody revealed. “We have a lot of resources and we want to make sure that people can plug into the wrestlers who we signed who they’re fans of. We’re going to try and keep everybody busy.”
RAW is usually criticized for its long, three-hour format and Smackdown currently tapes 205 Live afterward, making it another three-hour affair every week. Thousands of people file out of the arena after Smackdown, many of who not sticking around for additional tapings.
It looks like popular talk show host Maury Povich is being dragged into the Maria Kanellis baby storyline and Povich is ready to play ball!
Earlier this week, Maria Kanellis first claimed that Ricochet was the father of her baby, only to later reveal that Rusev is actually the father. Now WWE is raising the question of who really is the baby daddy, sending a tweet that also included Povich.
“I’ve got two words for you…Paternity Test,” replied the official Twitter account of the Maury Show.
The 80-year-old Povich has been hosting his tabloid talk show since 1991, a talk show which deals with troubled kids, unknown fathers, DNA tests, and all the craziness in between. He made the quotes “You ARE the father,” and “You are NOT the father,” famous, quotes that are used in pop culture and many memes.
Wrestling is a sport that has fans of all ages, sexes, backgrounds, races and nationalities. But have you ever thought what really makes a true wrestling fan?
What differentiates a die-hard fan and someone who only watches Monday Night Raw once in a while?
This post takes a look at the things that show you are a true wrestling fan. If you’re reading this post then you’re probably a legitimate fan but most of us fall under that average fan category.
However, take a look to see if you agree or not.
You remember the first live wrestling event you went to
Many people remember the first time they ever attended a live football match, engaged in online betting, or met their favorite musician. The same way, true wrestling fans will remember the very first live wrestling event they went to.
They simply can’t forget the first time they saw a live performance that they continue to see these days even if it is on television.
You have your wrestling action figures
Legitimate fans of anything, be it a rock band, sports team, or TV show, still have the collectibles of whatever they follow.
A true fan of Boston Red Sox probably still has baseball cards of their favorite childhood players. So why wouldn’t a true wrestling fan have their old action figures and other memorabilia from the time they started following World Wrestling Entertainment?
Take some time to look around. You may find some wrestling collectibles from when you were a child.
You’ve previously been to an independent or local show
Hopefully, you’re lucky to live near a local promotion that regularly puts on shows. True fans will not just know it because it is a $5 ticket and being hosted in the same room as the one their grandmothers play bingo in every Wednesday night.
In most cases, the wrestling is performed by people who don’t just take part for the purpose of making a living but also for the love of the sport.
Anytime they advertise a local show, whether it is your favorite promotion or a new promotion, a legitimate fan will try his best to support guys from his locality.
You don’t mind wearing your wrestling T-shirt when going out
True wrestling fans will not mind letting others know they are ardent wrestling fans. Some people watch Monday Night Raw every week but they wouldn’t wear the WWE T-shirts in public.
There’s no point in watching WWE if you cannot talk about it openly. Be proud to put on that MLB cap when going out with friends. Otherwise, you will not be a legitimate wrestling fan.
Nobody would bother to look twice when someone wearing a Dallas Cowboy jersey walks by, so why should the situation be different when someone wears Randy Orton shirt in public?
You ignore the “wrestling is fake” talk
You have probably talked about wrestling in the presence of someone who is not a fan and heard the words “wrestling is fake.” What else can you do other than to ignore them?
You can debate about the skills and athleticism that are necessary for becoming a professional wrestler. But when someone tells you over and over again that wrestling is fake, you simply need to ignore them. If you can do that, then you are die-hard wrestling fan.
You wanted to become a wrestler when you were growing up
We all had that dream career or occupation we wanted to be when we grow up. For a majority of kids, it was a doctor, engineer, astronaut, pro football player or anything that seemed perfect at the moment.
If you’re a real wrestling fan, your dream was to be like Bret Hart, John Cena, Hulk Hogan or any other pro wrestler in history.
There’s nothing as cool as walking on to a stage with people cheering hard so you can kick the crap out of your opponent.
Being a pro wrestler is like being a rock star, police office and pro athlete, all combined to form one person. All die-hard wrestling fans wanted, and probably still want, to be professional wrestlers.
Your favorite wrestlers includes non-mainstream superstars
If you watch different styles of wrestling, you are likely to find favorite wresters in a number of areas. We all have our favorite wrestlers and there are many reasons why we love those wrestlers. Some people go for mic skills and promos whereas others like the gimmicks.
However, people who look at the in-ring abilities of wrestlers notice and pick indy superstars. The mix allows you to enjoy the gimmicks and promos of WWE superstars like Chris Jericho and CM Punk, while at the same time enjoying the technical wrestling of independent wrestlers.
If you have not watched indy shows before, you should consider doing so. You may find a new favorite wrestler.
Netflix announced that it has renewed the series GLOW for its fourth and final season.
Season three, which was made available on Netflix last month, saw the ladies move to Las Vegas to be headliners as they continue their wrestling drama. Alison Brie, Betty Gilpin and Marc Maron will be returning for the fourth season along with creators and showrunners Liz Flahive and Carly Mensch.
The show has been universally applauded by critics and fans alike. GLOW has earned 15 Emmy nominations, including three wins. Season four is expected in 2020.
AEW’s Awesome Kong is also part of the cast who plays Tammé “The Welfare Queen” Dawson.
TheWrap.com website is reporting that there will be some changes in how Smackdown will be airing throughout the United States once it moves to FOX and it will be different from USA Network.
While the show will air live for the eastern and central time zones at 8PM and 7PM respectively, those on the west coast will get a tape-delayed version starting at 8PM PT. Those who get satellite service on the west coast will also watch it at 8PM PT so it will no longer be “live” for them.
For those in the mountain time zone, they will get the show at 7PM, which would put the show on a one-hour delay but two hours before those living on the west coast get to see it. TheWrap also adds that in regards to mountain time viewers, the feed on their TV will depend on their cable affiliate with some seeing the show at 6PM MT and others at 9PM MT.
FOX will also offer live streaming on FoxSports.com and the FOX Sports App which will have Smackdown at 8PM ET live coast-to-coast, which means that if you’re on the west coast you can watch the show live at 5PM PT but only online. Episodes will be available on-demand on the Fox Sports app for 30 days.
Triple H delivered a passionate speech to the Full Sail crowd after NXT went off the air last night.
“So that’s how we’re going to do it every single week right here Wednesday nights,” Triple H said, standing at the top of the ramp.
“And this is the truth. When I say ‘We are NXT,’ you are part of that. We are all NXT. I promise you every week we will give you every bit of passion, blood, sweat, and tears that we have. Everyone back here will give it all to you if you give it all back to us,” Triple H continued as fans went bananas.
“I am counting on you. There are certain people in life that you want in a foxhole with you. Every single one of you, I want in that foxhole with us. Be here every week and let’s show the world we are NXT. Stand on your feet and show the world who you are, show the world every Wednesday, the brand that you created,” a fired up Triple H said.
“Stand up…tell the world that We Are NXT!” he concluded.
The rabid crowd filled the arena with loud NXT chants as Triple H went around ringside to high-five fans and then walked through the crowd, standing in the middle of the fans as they all chanted NXT recreating some old scenes that resembled those from the ECW Arena.
Did you know that you can bet on your favorite WWE wrestler? Yes, there are many legit online and land-based casinos that provide betting lines for the World Wrestling Entertainment matches. As you may be aware, pro wrestling has predetermined winners and losers, and very few people are aware of the outcomes. Nonetheless, this is one of the fastest-growing markets in the betting industry, as it offers excellent chances of boosting your bankroll. Ensure to bet on WWE betting sites that are fully licensed by well-known authorities like the UK Gambling Commission and many others. In this article, you will learn about the popular WWE Events that you can bet on at leading online sportsbooks and more.
What is WWE?
World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) is one of the most-watched entertainment in the world today. It was started by Jess McMahon and Toots Mondt back in the early 1950s, and it currently hosts more than 500 events annually that attract around 36 million fans from over 150 countries. Even though the outcomes of the matches are predetermined, there is still a chance of landing some massive payouts. The events are based on both new and veteran characters that compete for the championship and many other titles.
Why You Should Bet On WWE Matches
There are several reasons why you should bet on the WWE Events. Besides being entertaining, you can win big payouts if you master how the scripts are written. Here are some of the key reasons why you need to try out betting on wrestling events:
Fun and Entertaining: It is so much fun to watch your favorite wrestlers pinning down his or her opponent, and showing off after winning.
High Payouts: You can win some good money from betting on different wrestling events. Although most casinos and sportsbooks limit the amount you can bet on each match, there is still a chance of winning some good money in the end.
Less Risky: Since online sportsbooks limit the amount you should bet on every match, it means that your losses are limited as well.
Common Types of Wrestling Bets
The nature of this sport makes it quite a challenge to bet, as it comes with a unique set of betting options, unlike other sports. The good news is that their bets are simple since most platforms offer straight bets. Here, we look at some of the top recommended betting options to try out for wrestling fans.
Longest Ring Time bet: It is a simple wager on which character will spend the longest time in the ring during a match event.
First Time Winner bet: This is a prop bet where you win when a new wrestler beats the opponent in their first match.
First to Appear bet: Is another prop bet where you bet on which character will be the first to show up in a match.
Appearance bet: This prop bet is based on whether or not your favorite wrestler will feature in the Show.
Outright Winner bet: Is a standard betting option in Raw and Smackdown events where the participants are revealed when the Show starts.
Top Wrestling Competitions to Bet On
There are three main WWE TV shows that are aired regularly for fans to enjoy. They include:
Raw Weekly Show
This is a popular show that is broadcasted by WWE TV every Monday Night from 8 p.m. Since its inception, this event has been aired from 208 arenas in eleven different countries. There are five different championships under the Raw Show; WWE Universal Champion, WWE United States Champion, WWE Raw Women’s Champion, WWE Cruiserweight Champion, and the WWE Raw Tag Team Champions, and there are people that even bet in these events, to make some money, if you’re one of these people which like to gamble, you can also find sites which offer games as dadu online where you can also make some money without leaving your home.
Smackdown Show
The Smackdown or SmackDown Live is another weekly show that is broadcasted on Tuesdays. This event features four different events: the WWE Champion, WWE Intercontinental Champion, WWE SmackDown Women’s Champion, and WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champion.
NXT Show
This Show involves minor leagues of professional wrestlers in the WWE and is the lowest among the three divisions. It consists of four different events; NXT Champion, NXT Women’s Champion, NXT Tag Team Champion, and the WWE United Kingdom Champion.
WrestleMania
This is another event that attracts millions of viewers and is hosted in March or April each year. In this event, all the big titles and championships are put on the line.
The debut episode of NXT on USA Network drew a total of 1,179,000 viewers yesterday. It was #4 in the top 50 cable chart among the 18-49 demographic and #19 in overall viewership for the night on cable. (Ratings credit: Showbuzzdaily.com)
Paramount Animation announced today that it has partnered with WWE Studios to co-produce the upcoming animated feature Rumble. The studio also revealed the main cast voicing the film, led by Will Arnett, Terry Crews and Geraldine Viswanathan. In addition, WWE Superstars Becky Lynch and Roman Reigns will be voicing characters in the film.
Also featured will be Tony Danza, Stephen A. Smith, Jimmy Tatro, Ben Schwartz and Michael Buffer. Susan Levison and Richard Lowell will serve as executive producers for WWE Studios. Reel FX and Walden Media are also producers on the film.
“Rumble is steeped in the world of wrestling, and what better partners to help bring this world to life than WWE?” said Mireille Soria, President of Paramount Animation. “They bring a pedigree and institutional excellence that is unmatched, and we couldn’t be happier to collaborate with them on this special film. We are thrilled to have a seasoned and dynamic cast in place to breathe life into this exciting story and can’t wait to bring it to audiences.”
Rumble is planned for release in summer 2020. The movie is set in a world where monster wrestling is a global sport and monsters are superstar athletes. Winnie seeks to follow in her father’s footsteps by coaching a loveable underdog monster into a wrestling champion. The film is directed by Hamish Grieve and produced by Mark Bakshi and Brad Booker.
In a new sit-down interview with Sportskeeda, AEW Executive Vice President Kenny Omega took several digs at NXT and said that for him, this is not a war as they are in a different planet than their competition.
Omega acknowledged that it’s hard for him to say he’s going to “war” against people he calls his friends but then held nothing back in dissing WWE’s “developmental” territory. Omega said that if they were all on the same show together under the same promotion, he would be the main event while the NXT guys would be just the dark match before adding, “They’d be in the opening match of my main event match.”
But his comments did not end there. He said that AEW will be performing in front of 10,000+ people every single week but how can we call it a war when they’re on different planets?
“You’re going to see smiles on fans’ faces. You’re going to see real stars, not developmental talent. But real stars appearing on your television sets, every week,” Omega continued.
This is not the first time that Omega’s comments may face backlash. Back in June, he attacked both WWE and EVOLVE for scheduling their 10th anniversary event on the WWE Network on the same day that as Fight for the Fallen. He eventually deleted his tweet and then issued a clarification.
With two weeks to go, All Elite Wrestling finally announced the name of their TNT show: Dynamite.
Tuesday Night Dynamite and Wednesday Night Dynamite were trademarked by All Elite Wrestling a few months ago which sparked speculation that this would be the name of their new weekly show on TNT. The Tuesday name was trademarked first but then another entry for the Wednesday name was submitted once it was decided that AEW would air on Wednesday nights.
The logo simply has the word Dynamite in all caps using the font and style of the AEW logo but this time using green color.
AEW debuts on TNT on Wednesday, October 4 at 8PM ET.
What do Luke Harper, Rusev, Brock Lesnar, and Lio Rush all have in common? Well, mostly nothing except that they all made their return on WWE television in the same week.
Lio Rush returned to the ring during the NXT debut on USA Network and defeated Oney Lorcan to become the number one contender for the WWE Cruiserweight title. The Cruiserweight title and 205 Live Superstars will be mostly operating under the NXT brand moving forward, something that Triple H discussed in an interview last week.
“He had more issues than a magazine,” Mauro Ranallo quipped as Rush came down the aisle. Rush was aligned with Bobby Lashley last year and the duo were separated right after WrestleMania 35 due to several problems that plagued Lio’s run, issues that mostly revolved around his attitude and disrespect towards his peers.
Jake Hager, the artist formerly known as Jack Swagger, will be returning for his third professional MMA fight in October with Bellator MMA.
Hager will be competing against Anthony Garrett on October 25 at the Mohegan Sun Arena according to Ariel Helwani of ESPN. Garrett has a 4-2 record and last fought Jordan Mitchell during Shamrock FC 319 in June of this year, losing in round two.
Hager has a 2-0 record, winning against JW Kiser and TJ Jones, both fights which took place this year at Bellator 214 and 221 respectively. Hager made quick work of his opponents, winning both fights in round one in almost identical time. He finished Kiser with 2:09 on the clock and Jones with 2:36. Both wins came via an arm triangle choke.
WWE Superstar R-Truth accompanied Hager for his last fight.
’80s Wrestling Con 2 takes place on Saturday, October 26th in Freehold, NJ at iPlay America from 10 AM to 3 PM. Tons of WWE Hall of Famers and legends will be appearing at this event for photo and autograph opportunities, along with several attractions that will make this a can’t miss ’80s Wrestling Fan Festival!
Appearing Live:
WWE Hall of Famer: “MILLION DOLLAR MAN” TED DIBIASE
Former WWF World Heavyweight Champion: SGT. SLAUGHTER
Former WWF World Heavyweight Champion: BOB BACKLUND
WWE Hall of Famer: “MR. WONDERFUL” PAUL ORNDORFF
Former WWF Tag Team Champions: DEMOLITION
WWE Hall of Famer: BRUTUS “THE BARBER” BEEFCAKE
Former WWF Tag Team Champion: HAKU
Former WWF Intercontinental Champion: MARTY JANNETTY
WWE Hall of Famer: “MR. USA” TONY ATLAS
Also Appearing: KILLER BEES, TUGBOAT, VIRGIL and BROOKLYN BRAWLER
The ’80s Superstars will be signing from 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM.
There will be many different attractions taking place at this ’80s Wrestling Fan Festival and tons of vendor tables selling wrestling merchandise from the past and present. Some of the exciting attractions for 80’s Wrestling Con 2 include:
’80s Wrestling Halloween Costume Contest
One of the highlights of ’80s Wrestling Con 2 will be an 80’s Wrestling Halloween Costume Contest! Channel your inner Hulk Hogan or Ultimate Warrior! Grab a friend and come dressed as The Road Warriors! Throw on a kilt and become Rowdy! Style and Profile like The Nature Boy! Bring your lady and be Macho Man and Miss Elizabeth! The possibilities are endless. The contest will be judged by “The Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase! The winner of the contest will receive a $100 from The Million Dollar Man!!
The Barber Shop with Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake
Brutus Beefcake will be struttin’ and cuttin’ at ’80s Wrestling Con 2. We will be holding a raffle where the winner will receive a haircut from Brutus! All proceeds from this raffle will go to a charity to be named soon. If you only want a little off the top or the back, no problem. The photo op alone will be priceless! The most important part is, it will be for a great cause.
’80s WWF Wrestling Tag Team Panel Live Q&A
Demolition (Ax & Smash) and The Killer Bees (B. Brian Blair & “Jumping” Jim Brunzell) will sit down at ’80s Wrestling Con 2 and talk about the tag team division in the ’80s in the WWF. If you are a fan of tag team wrestling, this is one panel you will not want to miss!
’80s Wrestling Trivia Contest
We will be hosting a special ’80s Wrestling Trivia Contest at ’80s Wrestling Con 2! Throughout the day, we will be roaming the floors of the Con and picking random fans to answer questions. If you answer the question correct, you win wrestling merchandise. Be sure to do your homework before the Con, because the questions will not be easy!
Bob Backlund LIVE! Q&A
Former WWF World Champion Bob Backlund will be live on stage as John Arezzi’s guest for Pro Wrestling Spotlight LIVE! John will be talking to Backlund about his amazing career and you can watch it live at ’80s Wrestling Con 2!
LJN Collector’s Corner
The old WWF LJN figures were a staple in ’80s wrestling and are still super popular to this day. We will have a special section at ’80s Wrestling Con 2 where fans can show off and display their LJN figures! They can talk with other collectors about them and even trade figures. So if you have LJN figures still new in package and want to show them off, bring them to the LJN Collector’s Corner!
Sgt. Slaughter Push-Up Challenge
ATTENTION MAGGOTS! You better get in the best shape of your life by October 26th for ‘80s Wrestling Con 2! The Sarge might call on you to drop down and give him ten, and that’s an order!
‘80s Wrestling Karaoke
Do you ever sing Real American or Girls in Cars while taking a shower?! How about Honky Tonk Man’s theme song or Piledriver?! Well you will have the opportunity to belt your favorite tune at ‘80s Wrestling Con 2! American Idol has nothing on this!
Hell’s Kitchen Hot Sauce King of The Ring Tournament
Hell’s Kitchen Hot Sauce will be appearing at ’80s Wrestling Con and will have exclusive wrestling-themed hot sauces available! They will also be doing some giveaways and other fun stuff at the Con including a Hell’s Kitchen Hot Sauce King of The Ring Tournament! For more info on Hell’s Kitchen Hot Sauce, visit: HellsKitchenHotSauce.com
Vendor Info
WWE Hall of Famer TITO SANTANA and TATANKA have already been confirmed as official vendor guests for ’80s Wrestling Con 2. Some of the vendors already confirmed to appear include Nerds Clothing, Pro Wrestling World, RF Video, Ruined Creations, Santiago Sports, 350 Days Movie, artist Joseph B. Miller, Hastell Toy, and more. If you are interested in being a vendor at ’80s Wrestling Con 2, please Email us at: 80sWrestlingPics@gmail.com
Autograph Op, Photo Op, and VIP Ticket For ’80s Wrestling Con 2
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The Undisputed Era made history last night on USA Network after Roderick Strong defeated Velveteen Dream to win the NXT North American title.
Now, all four members of the faction – Adam Cole, Bobby Fish, Kylie O’Reilly, and Strong – are in possession of all the men’s titles in the brand. Cole is the NXT champion while Fish and O’Reilly are the Tag Team champions.
Cole won the NXT title at TakeOver: XXV back in June after he defeated Johnny Gargano and Fish and O’Reilly won the Tag Team titles a couple of weeks ago on NXT TV after they overcame The Street Profits.
Smackdown this week did 2,064,000 viewers, up just 3,000 viewers from last week’s broadcast. The show was #1 in the top 50 cable chart among the 18-49 demographic and #8 in overall viewership for the night on cable. (Ratings credit: Showbuzzdaily.com)
Bulking or cutting are the two words you’ll always hear whenever it comes to weight, especially if you’re wrestling. If you want to be a part of a certain weight group, you’d need to make drastic changes to your weight, and that isn’t easy.
If you’re thinking of taking on a really intense weight training program, you’ll need to know exactly how much effort you should be putting in. Even those who aspire to be one of the people who are mentioned whenever the question of who is the biggest bodybuilder comes up, are aware that intense training requires a lot of rest and respect for your body’s capabilities. With a bit of research, you’ll be able to know more about how much discipline and what kind of lifestyle and diet is needed in order to achieve the body of a wrestler.
Here Are the 5 Things You Need To Know About How Strict Your Training Program Should Be:
The Workouts
According to mma Sydney, going down to the gym and busting out as much weight as you can is always going to be extremely tiring. The muscles you’re working out on that day need to be absolutely exhausted by the end of the workout every single time, but you never need to go overboard with weights you clearly can’t do. Not every set you do has to end in absolute failure to complete it. Managing the right weights for your current level helps you a lot more than adding extra weight and being unable to finish the entire set without failure. You should be going as hard as you can but you can’t do something you clearly are incapable of doing, as that could result in poor form and often also injury instead of results.
Resting Is Essential
Resting is just as important as exercising. Working out is ripping your muscle fibers apart for them to repair themselves and grow stronger, hence, working out is just ripping yourself apart but the actual growth occurs when you rest. No matter who you aspire to become like, they’ll tell you that rest is just as important as working out, so don’t ignore it!
Daily Calorie Intake
Whether you want to increase or decrease your weight, you always need to keep in mind your calorie intake every day. Knowing how much food you’ve taken in through counting calories helps you understand what you’re going to need to get where you want. If your calorie intake in your weight program tells you that you need to take in at least 4000 calories a day to bulk, it might be too intense. If it tells you that you need to take in less than 1500 calories a day if you’re cutting, then it’s also too intense. You can achieve the same results without completely starving/overfeeding yourself.
Programs will often give you very difficult instructions that are almost impossible to follow through with, and most of the time it’s unnecessary and the same results could be achieved without the intensity provided with the training program. Diets are capable of dropping/adding weights as long as you’re disciplined with them, and workouts shouldn’t result in injuries, just the natural exhaustion. Programs that are too intense, often discourage you from getting to your goals, so make sure you’re going at a comfortable pace.
In a press release issued by FOX Sports, the network announced that there will be not one, but two shows to serve as lead-ins for the October 4 debut of Smackdown on FOX.
The first one is the already-announced Smackdown Greatest Hits which will air on FOX on Friday, September 27 at 8PM ET. The one-hour show will be hosted by The Miz and Charlotte Flair as they run down the most memorable moments from 20 years of Smackdown shows.
The second show is titled WrestleMania’s Legendary Moments and will be narrated by none other than 16-time champion John Cena. This will air also on FOX on Sunday, September 29 after the NFL on FOX game.
On October 4, FOX will also host a Friday Night Smackdown Kickoff show which starts at 7:30PM ET with a blue carpet arrival at the STAPLES Center in Los Angeles, California. The show is expected to be filled with A-list celebrities and athletes who will help usher a new era of WWE on FOX. Apart form airing on FOX, Smackdown will also be available to stream live on the FOX Sports app.
Today, FOX Sports also launched its WWE on FOX social handles, which will provide insight, analysis and entertainment across social platforms. For more information, explore @WWEonFOX on Twitter, @WWEonFOX on Instagram and WWE on FOX on Facebook.
WWE Superstar Mandy Rose is the covergirl for the October 2019 MAXIM Australia magazine.
The 29-year-old New York native, who started on Tough Enough before moving to NXT and then the main roster, graces the main cover as she poses in gold underwear with the headline “Wonder Woman: Golden Goddess Mandy Rose – WWE’s Hottest Superstar.”
Rose is featured in a 10-page pictorial as she poses in a few different underwear and there’s also an interview with her that discusses her MAXIM photoshoot, her start in WWE, teaming up with Sonya Deville and much more.
These are photos that certainly are driving Corey Graves up the wall and you can see the whole pictorial below.
Tickets for the 2020 Royal Rumble went on pre-sale today with general sale taking place on Friday, September 20.
Just like last year, the Rumble will have a long entrance coming out from the dugout of the baseball stadium with WWE making use of a diagonal entrance which has a turn before entering the ring. All sections of the stadium will be on sale.
Ticket prices are $20, $35, $50, $75, 4100, 4150, $200, $300, and $500. Tickets are available by going to https://www.mlb.com/astros/ballpark/events/royal-rumble and using the pre-sale code RUMBLE to unlock the early tickets.
Next year’s Royal Rumble will take place at Minute Maid Park in Houston, Texas. It holds over 40,000 fans in a baseball setting and will probably hold a little bit more for the Rumble.
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