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Asia Argento, the Hollywood actress and "MeToo" activist accused of sexual assault on an underage boy, has privately admitted having sex with the fellow actor despite issuing a public denial.

Argento, 42, became a figurehead for the campaign against sexual harassment after she was one of the first women to accuse Harvey Weinstein, the movie mogul, of abuse last October.

She herself has been accused by former child actor Jimmy Bennett of sexual assault by having sex with him in 2013, when he was under the age of consent in California, which is 18.

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Those allegations, which have sent shock waves through the "MeToo" movement, were first reported by the New York Times at the weekend.

It led to an…

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North Dakota State (4-3, 1-0 WWC) is scheduled to host Pac-12 Conference member Cal Poly (1-10, 0-1 Pac 12) in a non-conference dual at 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 23, at the Bentson Bunker Fieldhouse. The Bison have won three straight dual matches. Friday will be Faculty/Staff Appreciation Night at the BBF.

The Series
This will be the third meeting between North Dakota State and Cal Poly on the mat. The series is tied at 1-1. NDSU defeated the Mustangs 35-6 on Jan. 4, 2014, at San Luis Obispo, Calif. Then 19th-ranked Cal Poly defeated the visiting Bison by the score of 29-9 on Jan. 9, 2010.

The Lineups
Here are the probable lineups for Friday night’s dual with Cal Poly:
North Dakota State Bison (4-3 Overall, 1-0 WWC)
Wt. (Ranking) Name (Overall, Dual Record)
125 #20 Josh Rodriguez (11-5, 6-1)
133 Hunter Weber (10-13, 1-2) OR Tommy Walton (3-4, 0-0)
141 Mitch Bengtson (16-9, 4-3)
149 Clay Ream (17-9, 6-1) OR Mitch Friedman (8-10, 0-0)
157 Steven Keogh (6-14, 0-6) OR Grant Nehring (3-9, 0-2)
165 Trevour Chavez (4-7, 0-1)
174 Kurtis Julson (12-7, 4-3)
184 #9 Hayden Zillmer (23-4, 7-0)
197 Tommy Petersen (8-11, 0-4)
285 #15 Evan Knutson (16-7, 4-2)

Cal Poly Mustangs (1-10 Overall, 0-1 Pac-12)
Wt. (Ranking) Name (Record)
125 Yoshito Funakoshi (7-6) OR Isaac Blackburn (5-14)
133 Victor Trujillo (8-10) OR Jason DelaCruz (6-3)
141 Colton Schilling (17-6)
149 Jacob Leon (3-8)
157 Colt Shorts (13-10)
165 Travis Berridge (13-11) OR Xavier Johnson (3-5)
174 Dominic Kastl (9-4) OR Mitch Woods (6-8)
184 Nick Fiegener (18-10)
197 J.T Goodwin (4-13)
285 Nicolas Johnson (12-13)

Ticket Information
Tickets for the NWCA National Duals vs. Minnesota (Feb. 15) and NCAA West Regional (Mar. 7) are $12 for adult general admission and $5 for youth general admission (ages 3-17). Dual match tickets are $8 for adult general admission and $5 for youth general admission. Season tickets are $50 for adult general admission and $40 for youth general admission. NDSU students receive free admission by presenting your valid NDSU student ID at the door. For more information, call the ticket office at (701) 231-6378 or (888) 231-6378 or email [email protected].

Coverage
All home duals will be streamed live online at www.GoBison.com/showcase (pay per view), and live scoring will be provided through TrackWrestling.

Bison in the Rankings

North Dakota State is ranked 38th in WIN Wrestling Magazine’s Tournament Power Index (TPI). The next TPI will be released Jan. 27.
Individually, in the InterMat.com (Jan. 20) individual weight class rankings, 184 junior Hayden Zillmer (23-4) is No. 9, 285 senior Evan Knutson (17-7) is No. 15 and 125 sophomore Josh Rodriguez (11-5).
In The Open Mat.com (Jan. 20) rankings, 184 Zillmer is No. 8, 285 Knutson is No. 17 and 174 senior Kurtis Julson (12-7) is No. 19.
In the Amateur Wrestling News (Jan. 20) rankings, 184 Zillmer is No. 9, 125 sophomore Rodriguez is No. 13 and 285 Knutson is No. 19.
In the WIN Wrestling Magazine (Jan. 20) rankings, 184 Zillmer is No. 10, 125 Rodriguez is No. 16, and 285 Knutson is No. 18.
In Asics/Flowrestling Rankings (Jan. 20) rankings, Zillmer is No. 7, Rodriguez is No. 18 and Knutson is No. 19.

NDSU 184 Hayden Zillmer Earns Third Western Wrestling Conference Honor This Season
North Dakota State 184-pound junior Hayden Zillmer was named the Western Wrestling Conference Wrestler of the Week after an outstanding performance on the mat last week. The conference honor is Zillmer’s third of the season and third of his career.

Zillmer recorded a pair of falls over the weekend as NDSU defeated Northern Colorado, 23-13, in the WWC opener on Jan. 16, and beat Boise State, 30-12, in a non-conference, Jan. 18. Both duals took placed at NDSU’s Bentson Bunker Fieldhouse.

Zillmer recorded his first fall at 4:12 against UNC’s Keith Johnson on Jan. 16. The Bison junior then pinned Boise State’s Xavier Callejas at 1:25 in the first period on Jan. 18.

The Crosby, Minnesota native improved to 23-4 overall and 7-0 in duals this season. Zillmer, who has six pins on the season, is ranked No. 9 by InterMat in his weight division.

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106: Caleb Stetz(BN) won by Forfeit
113: Willie Meine(FB) over Brady Martz(BN), 5-3 o.t.
120: Brady Tweeton(BN) won by Forfeit
126: Ross Hamre(FB) over Jeremy Riley(BN), 6-1
132: Quinten Desrosier(FB) over Michael Farrick(BN), fall 3:10
138: Zac Anderson(BN) over Hunter Olson(FB), 4-0
145: Rylee Anderson(BN) over Gunnar Berhow(FB), fall 5:23
152: Connor Meyer(BN) over Shawn Moser(FB), fall 1:35
160: Chris Moser(FB) won by Forfeit
170: Andrew Trowbridge(BN) over Aric Riddle(FB) fall 1:06
182: Wyatt Beauchane(FB) over Kieran Johnson(BN) fall 1:37
195: Dana Berg(BN) over Adam Riddle(FB), fall :56
220: Jorgen Qualley(FB) won by Forfeit
285: Alex Settelmeyer(BN) over Reed Sloan(FB), fall :24

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The schools enter the weekend’s meet as the top teams in the country.

When a sporting event needs to relocate to a larger venue because its original facility won’t fit enough fans, the quality of competition is likely top-notch.

That’ll be the case on Friday, when No. 1 Minnesota faces No. 2 Iowa in a marquee matchup at Williams Arena instead of the usual Sports Pavilion.

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Tracy-Milroy-Balaton/Westbrook-Walnut Grove 54 BOLD 23
106: Anthony Axford (TMWW) over Anthony Maher (BOLD) (Fall 0:43)
113: Nestor Perez (TMWW) over (BOLD) (For.)
120: Luis Perez (TMWW) over (BOLD) (For.)
126: Daulton Carlson (TMWW) over (BOLD) (For.)
132: Jace Paplow (TMWW) over (BOLD) (For.)
138: Devin Skalak (TMWW) over Brandon Senkyr (BOLD) (Fall 4:48)
145: Logan Axford (TMWW) over (BOLD) (For.)
152: Drew Maher (BOLD) over Tyler Timm (TMWW) (TF 16-0 0:00)
160: Anthony Koch (TMWW) over Derrick Lothert (BOLD) (Fall 1:47)
170: Jake Rauenhorst (BOLD) over (TMWW) (For.)
182: Ben Steffl (BOLD) over Tristan Varpness (TMWW) (TF 16-1 6:00)
195: Logan Nissen (BOLD) over Cole Olson (TMWW) (MD 8-0)
220: Manny Garcia (BOLD) over Kenny Her (TMWW) (Dec 8-2)
285: Lane Anderson (TMWW) over (BOLD) (For.)

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106-Jogan Jurek (B) fall over Josh Marshall (P); 6-0
113-Josh Lumley (B) F.F ; 12-0
120-Kevin Andres (B) Tech Fall over Joshua Young (P); 17-0
126-Coltan Demant (B) fall over Alex Robillard (P); 23-0
132-Jesse McClay (P) dec. over Adam Baueman (B) 3-2; 23-3
138-Tim Bialka (P) dec. over Blake Paulson (B) 6-2; 23-6
145-Caleb Vekvad (B) dec.over Ethan Smart (P) 8-3; 26-6
152-Cody Ferris (B) fall over Cody Olson (P); 32-6
160-Chase Arena (P) dec. over Josiah Borst (B) 4-3; 32-9
170-Justin Zahner (P) dec. over Mason Platz (B) 5-1; 32-12
182-Jake Pramann (P) fall over Frankie Baker (B); 32-18
195-Trevor Goodrich (B) dec. over Colton Hellman (P) 3-1; 35-18
220-Brent Chambers (P) dec. over Chris Weberg (B) 2-1; 35-21
285-Casey Vesledahl (B) dec. over Eric Elsner (P) 3-2; 38-21

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COLLEGEVILLE, Minn.–Seven of nine North Dakota State University wrestlers placed in the top six including a runner-up finish from unattached 149-pound Mark Voss at the North Country Open hosted by the University of Saint John’s on Saturday, Feb. 7, at the Donald McNeely Spectrum.

Voss, a freshman from Monticello, Minn. (St. Michael-Albertville H.S.), won his first three matches including a 17-4 major decision over Concordia’s Jake Kostik to reach the the 149-pound finals, where St. Cloud State’s Larry Bomstad won by fall at 3:14. Voss improved to 13-6 on the season.

Tom Walton, a redshirt freshman from Fargo, N.D. (North H.S.), took third place in the 141-pound weight class with a 7-6 decision over Minnesota’s Gannon Volk. Walton won four of five matches to improve to 8-7.

Unattached 165-pound freshman Charley Popp (Crystal Lake, Ill./Prairie Ridge H.S.) finished fourth in his weight division. Popp won three of five matches, including a pair by major decision, before falling to Minnesota’s Brandon Krone 11-3 in the third place match. Popp is now 14-7 on the year.

Unattached freshmen, 133 Nick O’Brien (3-2) and 149 Alex Stuhl (4-2), and redshirt freshmen, 157 Joe Umlauf (4-2) and 285 Jerrad Nieland (3-2), all placed fifth at the tournament.

North Country Open Results

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Ever since Tommaso Ciampa returned from an injury earlier this year, the NXT Champion has been coming down to the ring for his matches with no entrance music at all. Instead, Ciampa has walked down to the ring accompanied only by a chorus of boos from the fans in attendance. That all changed during the NXT TV tapings in Full Sail University last night. Those who attended the show have reported that Ciampa has now received an entrance theme and it will be debuting on NXT programming within the next few weeks. The addition of entrance music comes right after Ciampa retained his NXT Championship over Johnny Gargano during the main event of NXT Takeover: Brooklyn this past weekend.

THE CHAMP IS HERE…CIAMPA GOT MUSIC!!!!! #Blackheart #NXTFSLive #WWENXT pic.twitter.com/tnXJgdQHea
— C.Ross ???? (@C_Ross22_) August 24, 2018

Unfortunately, Matt Hardy’s in-ring future continues to be in doubt right now. Hardy had been enjoying a run as “Woken” Matt Hardy on WWE programming before he was taken off of television in order to recuperate from injuries that he has sustained over the course of his long wrestling career. Several reports and photos from Hardy have suggested that he has begun working as a backstage producer in WWE while he continues to decide the next step in his in-ring career. Earlier this week, Hardy sent out a tweet confirming his new role in the company as a producer. Reby Hardy, Matt’s wife, recently said that her husband is in a “transitional period” and that his current WWE deal expires in March of 2019.

I absolutely LOVE this behind the scenes @WWE Summerslam photo. Producing content AND babysitting at the same time. pic.twitter.com/HRrKOFgrpj
— Matthew Hardy (@MATTHARDYBRAND) August 23, 2018

WWE 2K19 is shaping up to be another impressive outing for WWE and 2K. The video game comes out later this year, and it will once again feature an impressively large number of settings, custom options, and playable characters (including pre-order bonus characters Rey Mysterio and Ronda Rousey,) but there are still a few more surprises left that have yet to be announced by WWE or 2K. In a message recently posted on Twitter, WWE confirmed that they will be making an announcement concerning the WWE 2K19 video game during tomorrow’s NXT UK tapings. No word yet on what this announcement may be, but perhaps it will involve some of the NXT UK roster members being involved in this year’s game.

We’ve got a special #WWE2K19 announcement coming during the #NXTUK taping tomorrow at @IGFestUK (7PM – 10:30PM BST / 11AM – 2:30PM PT). Can you guess what it might be? #i63 pic.twitter.com/jk777uZyYh
— WWE 2K19 (@WWEgames) August 24, 2018

This week’s episode of Impact Wrestling was able to draw an average of 212,000 viewers. This is up from last week’s 210,000 viewers and is the third lowest viewership of the year. This week’s episode of Impact Wrestling featured Sami Callihan defeating Pentagon Jr. in a Mexican Death Main Event Matchup.
Impact Wrestling ranked #131 on the Cable Top 150 this week, while last week’s show ranked #112. The Rachel Maddow Show topped the night in viewership with 3.674 million viewers. Jersey Shore was #1 in the 18-49 demographic with 2.7 million viewers over two episodes. There was no competition from the NFL.
Below are Impact Wrestling’s viewership numbers for the rest of 2018:

– January 4th Episode: 309,000 viewers
– January 11th Episode: 276,000 viewers
– January 18th Episode: 309,000 viewers
– January 25th Episode: 310,000 viewers (Genesis Episode)

– February 1st Episode: 319,000 viewers (Reboot Episode)
– February 8th Episode: 294,000 viewers
– February 15th Episode: 300,000 viewers

– February 22nd Episode: 262,000 viewers
– March 1st Episode: 365,000 viewers
– March 8th Episode: 325,000 (Crossroads Episode)
– March 15th Episode: 350,000 viewers
– March 22nd Episode: 362,000 viewers
– March 29th Episode: 399,000 viewers
– April 5th Episode: 294,000 viewers
– April 12th Episode: 381,000 viewers
– April 19th Episode: 373,000 viewers (Redemption Go-Home Episode)
– April 26th Episode: 308,000 viewers (Redemption Fallout Episode)
– May 3rd Episode: 299,000 viewers
– May 10th Episode: 295,000 viewers
– May 17th Episode: 326,000 viewers
– May 24th Episode: 263,000 viewers
– May 31st Episode: 283,000 viewers (Under Pressure Episode)
– June 7th Episode: 296,000 viewers
– June 14th Episode: 276,000 viewers
– June 21st Episode: 262,000 viewers
– June 28th Episode: 254,000 viewers
– July 5th Episode: 304,000 viewers
– July 12th Episode: 284,000 viewers
– July 19th Episode: 275,000 viewers (Slammiversary Go-Home Episode)
– July 26th Episode: 299,000 viewers (Slammiversary Fallout Episode)
– August 2nd Episode: 248,000 viewers
– August 9th Episode: 168,000 viewers
– August 16th Episode: 210,000 viewers
– August 23rd Episode: 212,000 viewers
2017 Total: 16.147 million viewers
2017 Average: 311,000 viewers per episode
Source: ShowBuzz Daily

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