NXT Superstar Rachael Ellering has confirmed that she recently tore her ACL, and will be out of action for quite some time. Generally the timeline for ACL injuries among wrestlers is 4-6 months with substantial rehab, after surgery.
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— Rachael Evers (@RachaelEversWWE) August 2, 2019
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Welcome back to another episode of STF Underground!
In this episode, we welcome our special guest, Shawn Spears from All Elite Wrestling! We talk about his relationship with Tully Blanchard, how he thinks Cody has changed, and what we can expect in the match with him and Cody, in addition to much, much more!
Also, dougEwrestling & Fox give you their SummerSlam & NXT TakeOver Predictions, discuss AEW’s TNT initial episodes, whether legends belong in the ring in this day and age of pro wrestling, & more!
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MLW & FITE TV issued the following:
MLW AND FITE TV ANNOUNCE NEW PAY-PER-VIEW DISTRIBUTION PARTNERSHIP TO STREAM MLW PPVS WORLDWIDE
NEW YORK – MLW® today announced a new digital partnership with combat sports network FITE TV, to stream Major League Wrestling’s Pay-Per-View events on its streaming platform to customers throughout the world.
The partnership launches on Saturday, November 2, in conjunction with MLW Saturday SuperFight, live from Cicero Stadium in Chicago.
Fight fans will be able to stream the highly-anticipated event live via the network’s FITE app and through its website FITE.TV. Customers who utilize this app are also able to cast all FITE programming on any television that connects to WIFI for a premium viewing experience. The FITE app is available on Roku, Amazon Fire, Apple TV and any Android or Apple mobile applications.
As the leading independent over-the-top combat sports service provider, FITE has 1.5 million registered users of the digital platform. FITE has streamed more than 2,200 live combat sports events since launching in February of 2016. The global streaming platform also boasts over 25,000 hours of on-demand content that includes weekly programming in the form of shows, instructional videos and documentaries featuring mixed martial arts, boxing and pro wrestling.
FITE TV will offer MLW Saturday Night SuperFight, the global brand’s first-ever event Pay-Per-View, to customers for $19.95 through its app and online atFITE.tv, with pre-ordering beginning on Friday September 20.
The platforms app is available for free download at the Google Play andiTunes App Store.
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Major League Wrestling (MLW®) is a sports media holding company with a focus on professional wrestling sporting events/programming, digital content and ancillary entertainment.
The fastest growing wrestling league today, MLW’s weekly TV series, Major League Wrestling: FUSION, airs Saturday nights 9pm ET / 6pm PT on beIN SPORTS in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. Wrestling fans in the United Kingdom and Ireland can watch FUSION on FreeSports Tuesday nights at 10pm. In Israel, FUSION airs at 6:10pm on Ego Total. MLW FUSION also airs on StarTimes in Africa.
MLW features a roster full of high profile fighters and on-air talent from around the world including: The Hart Foundation, “Filthy” Tom Lawlor, Low Ki, LA Park, Salina de la Renta, Ross & Marshall Von Erich, CONTRA Unit, Alex Hammerstone, MJF, Mance Warner, Austin Aries and many more.
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NXT Superstar Matt Riddle was a guest on the WWE SummerSlam Watch Along panel this Sunday night, and as he promised the “Original Bro” wasted no time in calling out his favorite Hall of Famer, “William Goldberg”.
After sarcastically claiming he was most excited for the “barnburner” of a match that Goldberg would undoubtedly have with Dolph Ziggler, Riddle revealed that he actually met the WCW icon backstage prior to SummerSlam, and their interaction wasn’t exactly smooth… It was however, caught by WWE cameras, so we may see something about this at a later date.
Matt Riddle continues to troll Goldberg and talks about meeting him backstage at #SummerSlam. pic.twitter.com/TwXJdOexzM
— Mike Killam 🏳️🌈 (@MikeKillam) August 11, 2019
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NXT’s latest Takeover special took place at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario on Saturday night. This is the second Takeover event to take place in Canada following the first Takeover: Toronto event in November of 2016. This show was headlined by the third straight NXT Championship encounter between champion Adam Cole and challenger Johnny Gargano in a two-out-of-three falls match. Elsewhere, Mia Yim stood up as the latest challenger to NXT Women’s Champion Shayna Baszler and the Street Profits defended their NXT Tag Team Championships against former champions, The Undisputed Era.
Street Profits (C) vs. The Undisputed Era
The Street Profits have developed some great chemistry over the last few months as champions and have really grown into their own as a popular tag team at the Full Sail arena. I really like the best of both worlds each of the men bring with Angelo Dawkins throwing around members of the Undisputed Era and spearing both Fish and O’Reilly into oblivion while Ford can seem to soar through the air on frog-splashes and executing standing moonsaults. The latter even showed off a good bit of swagger in attempting to break out a “People’s Elbow” halfway through the match. This paring of styles reminds me of the “strongman and the high-flyer” pairings in the same vein as Two Dudes with Attitudes or Kane and Rob Van Dam.
O’Reilly focusing on Achilles-based submission moves and both members utilizing tag-team moves to double-up the reigning champions was another example why Fish and O’Reilly have been two high points on NXT television over the last three years. Again, they showed they can put on a great match with nearly any team their put in the ring with, with a good deal of thanks due to their opponents here as well. This was a really fun back-and-forth match that was a perfect call to get the crowd invested in the show right out of the gate.
Winner: Street Profits Time: 16:55 Rating: 3.5 Stars
Candice LeRae vs. Io Shirai
I was shocked by the decision to turn Shirai heel back in June, but I’m certainly enjoying the new black-clad twist on the most recent runner-up in the Mae Young Classic. Having Candice immediately run after Io before the opening bell was a great idea to start the chaos off early before Shirai scored the first major blow by executing a suplex on the top of the announcer’s table. This was a really straight-forward match-up of a good-natured white meat babyface versus a budding heel delving more and more into darkness and insanity. LeRae would kick out of seemingly every reverse 619 or bridged-German suplex and Shirai would wail incredulously wondering what it would take to assert her dominance. Io’s new leg-scissors submission almost literally choking the life out of LeRae was an excellent ending to this match. I’m so glad these two were given a great amount of time and were able to put on a very, very entertaining match.
Winner: Io Shirai Time: 15:00 Rating: 3.5 Stars
Velveteen Dream (C) vs. Pete Dunne vs. Roderick Strong
I know I mentioned this back in June, but I think this rings even more true here in August: I think that Roderick Strong should be in consideration for “Wrestler of the Year” in 2019. This man has put on stellar tag team (Undisputed Era vs. War Raiders at Takeover: Phoenix) and singles matches (Strong vs. Matt Riddle at Takeover XXV) on WWE Network events and NXT TV for three years now. Tonight, he showcased why he’s in that conversation in my opinion by throwing out backbreakers on backbreakers on both Dunne and Strong. He even broke out a Strong Hold on both his opponents at the same time in an impressive fashion. Elsewhere, I really liked the decision to have Velveteen Dream distract the referee from counting when Dunne had the match won clean as well as the champion swooping in from seemingly flying in from nowhere to swoop in and retain his championship. In between that and Dunne’s usual finger-breaking antics, this was a nice and fun match between three of the best workers on the NXT banner.
Winner: Velveteen Dream Time: 17:24 Rating: 3 Stars
Shayna Baszler vs. Mia Yim
While I enjoyed this match, this just felt like another chapter in the Baszler saga that felt a little too much like the others. In this formula, the babyface tries to play mind games with Shayna (tonight in the form of hair-pulling and fish-hooking Shayna’s mouth), Shayna injures one of her opponent’s arms and weakens the babyface’s offense immensely before Shayna’s opponent tries to go tete-a-tete and deliver a similar injury back. The babyface gets a good bit of offense rising up toward the match’s climax before Shayna locks in the Kirifuda, causing the babyface to tap out. Don’t get me wrong, I liked this match and both women added a bit of technical working to add in some interesting moves, but this was just okay compared to other matches Shayna and Mia have had with other opponents. No Shafir and Duke and a slower pace did this match no favors in terms of drama.
Winner: Shayna Baszler Time: 14:35 Rating: 2.5 Stars
Adam Cole (C) vs. Johnny Gargano
As soon as you noticed that these two were going to have roughly an hour to work through their two-out-of-three falls match, you knew this match was going to be a classic. These two have put on two of the best matches all year through four falls and over one hour of in-ring work. They had a heavy task ahead of them if they wanted to top their previous encounters.
The first fall resembled many of their previous encounters with both men feeling each other out and delivering particular strikes to weaken certain extremities (like Gargano targeting Cole’s right leg throughout the first fall). The decision to have Gargano get himself disqualified in order to exact more damage before the second bout was some slick thinking on the part of the usually straight-arrow former champion (although it’s usually a move reserved for heels). While the first fall was very back-and-forth, Gargano dominated the match during the second fall after wailing on Cole with a steel chair. I enjoyed the funny spots of smashing a souvenir soda on Cole’s head and throwing him into a storage case on a rolling office chair, but this to me was the least interesting of the three bouts. But hey, in hindsight, this made fall three all the more exciting and dramatic.
After the rest of Undisputed Era showed up at Takeover: New York and Takeover: XXV, I was happy with the decision to go with a weapons-clad cage match for the final and decisive fall. This allowed for both men to continue to hammer away at each other until someone gave out or someone (this time being Cole) being able to find one last gasp of energy to make a cover for a pin. These two whipped each other senseless with chairs (at one point, Gargano tornado DDT’ed Cole on top of a set-up folding chair, which looked very painful and very dangerous, but really cool). I loved the use of the cage and the various weapons attached to it like the fire extinguisher, sledgehammer and barbed wire. I’m pretty convinced that these two are made of rubber because a lesser man would not be able to walk after the match’s final 15 minutes. Before I forget, can we talk about that ladder-top Panama Sunrise? Fantastic.
And then, you had the ending, which to me is one of the most spectacular bumps ever taken in NXT history with the two men falling a good 15 feet through two tables. That spot was the perfect ending of this match after kicks, submissions, weapons shots and everything in between. Both men were completely exhausted by the time they made it to the top of the cage, and it looked like they gave everything they had in the final fall. It was hinted after the broadcast that this might be Gargano’s last hurrah in NXT. If it is, what a hell of a way to end his time on the black and gold brand.
Winner: Adam Cole Time: 46:41 Rating: 4.5 Stars
Overall Thoughts: Think about the last time there was a “bad” Takeover special. Can you think of one off the top off your head? I sure can’t. NXT rarely has a bad show, and while this wasn’t “bad” per se, it just wasn’t one of my favorites as of late despite many well-booked matches. Match of the night honors go to the main event of Cole and Gargano for putting on a near-hour-long spectacular while Baszler-Yim was my least favorite of the night for being rather formulaic and not offering anything new for either woman’s character.
Final Takeover: Toronto Rating: 3.5 Stars
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It appears that Aleister Black would like The Fiend to knock on his door after a recent Twitter exchange between the two mysterious WWE Superstars.
After it was revealed that The Fiend was going to be the pre-order bonus character for WWE 2K20 this year, Aleister Black responded by stating that he would like to talk to him, pointing out that he has a door at which other Superstars have been issuing challenges, recently including Sami Zayn and Cesaro.
I’d like to .. talk.. to you about that.. I have this door see.. https://t.co/hXyzwl9t3P
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— Devil’s Blood (@WWEAleister) August 16, 2019
Wyatt then responded to Black on social media with an image from his Firefly Fun House, pointing out that he also has a door – the one to the Fun House, presumably.
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— Bray Wyatt (@WWEBrayWyatt) August 16, 2019
CM Punk was involved in a brief incident with a fan while providing color commentary for Friday night’s Cage Fury Fighting Championships 77 event at the Hard Rock Arena in New Jersey, which was broadcast on UFC Fight Pass.
The incident took place following a fight between Christopher Daukaus and Danny Holmes third from the top, which ended with Daukaus scoring a first round TKO following a head kick.
There are several conflicting reports as to what happened, but it appears that disgruntled Holmes fans were being very rowdy after the decision, and someone got too close to CM Punk, as he clearly told the individual, “You need to back the f*ck up!”
Punk then went off-commentary for several seconds to deal with the situation. You can see in the video below that security was all over the area, and were talking to several individuals in the front row behind where Punk and his broadcast colleague were seated. Apparently one of them had been yelling obscenities throughout the show.
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Game Changer Wrestling announced that their upcoming shows in Japan will air on 24-hour delay on Fite TV. GCW Worst Behavior ’19 will air at 8pm ET on Aug. 23rd, and GCW The New Face of War ’19 will air at 8pm ET on Aug. 24th.
The shows mark GCW’s debut in Japan.
GCW Worst Behavior ’19
Aug. 22nd (airs Aug. 23rd), Shinkiba 1st Ring
–KTB vs. Daisuke Sekimoto
–Jimmy Lloyd, G-Raver & Drew Parker vs. Los Macizos & Violento Jack
–Joey Janela & Invisible Man vs. Kikutaro & Invisible Stan
–Tony Deppen vs. The Great Sasuke
–Alex Colon vs. Masashi Takeda
–Jun Kasai, Toshiyuki Sakuda & Takashi Sasaki vs. SHLAK, Markus Crane & Eric Ryan
GCW The New Face of War ’19
Aug. 23rd (airs Aug. 24th), Shinkiba 1st Ring
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–Tony Deppen & KTB vs. Kikutaro & Shigehiro Irie
–Alex Colon, Eric Ryan & Masashi Takeda vs. Isami Kodaka, Takashi Sasaki & Violento Jack
–Jimmy Lloyd vs. Drew Parker vs. Toshiyuki Sakuda
-GCW Tag Team Championship Match: Los Macizos (c) vs. SHLAK & Markus Crane
–Jun Kasai vs. G-Raver
–Joey Janela vs. The Great Sasuke
BREAKING… Both of GCW’s debut events will stream on @FiteTV! Worst Behavior ’19 (24 Hr Delay) Fri 8/23 – 8pm EST Order Now: https://www.fite.tv/watch/gcw-worst-behavior/2p15g/ … The New Face of War ’19 (24 Hr Delay) Sat 8/24 – 8pm EST Order Now: https://www.fite.tv/watch/gcw-the-new-face-of-war/2p15h/ … Stay tuned for more updates!
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WWE NXT Results
August 21, 2019
We’re back at Full Sail University for the first time since NXT Takeover: Toronto. Mauro Ranallo welcomes us on commentary is joined by Nigel McGuinness and WWE Hall of Famer Beth Phoenix.
All four members of the Undisputed Era are out to start the show. Adam Cole says he proved once and for all that he is the single greatest NXT Champion in history. If there was a Mount Rushmore of NXT you wouldn’t see names like Shinsuke Nakamura or Seth Rollins, you would see all four of them.
Roderick Strong takes the mic and says that Velveteen Dream took the easy way out at Takeover by pinning Pete Dunne, and says he’ll finish what he started and fulfill his destiny by becoming the North American champion. Bobby Fish and Kyle O’Reilly show clips from Takeover where Kyle was the legal, but the referee counted three on Fish, meaning they should be champions right now. They demand that William Regal come out and make things right.
As the Undisputed Era is making their way back up the ramp they are confronted by Jordan Myles, who has the NXT Breakout Tournament contract in his eyes. Cole tells him he must be joking, because Myles isn’t in his league and has no chance of ever becoming NXT Champion while it’s around his waist. Cole says there is nothing more detrimental than wasting an opportunity, and promises to make his career an “Undisputed Failure” if he doesn’t walk away. Myles drops the contract in front of the champion, gives him a peace sign and backs away with a big smile on his face. The match is on!
We are shown footage from earlier in the day where Shane Thorne approaches Bronson Reed at the Performance Center. He basically calls him a disgrace for losing in the NXT Breakout Tournament after how hard he worked to get the big man there – I guess because they’re both Australian. Reed gets in his face and tells him to meet him in the ring, which Shane says is a very bad idea.
DAMIAN PRIEST vs. MANSOOR
Good luck, Mansoor. Priest takes him to the ropes and starts drilling knees into his opponent’s midsection over and over again. He tosses him over the ropes but Mansoor skins the cat, slides under the big man, but turns around into a nasty right hook that knocked him out cold. Priest got a little cocky and slowly picked him up, teasing his finisher, but Mansoor rolled him up with a surprise small package for a close nearfall. Mansoor with a step-up enzuigiri before sending Priest to the outside, before clearing the ropes with a beautiful tope con hilo taking him out on the floor! The crowd is getting behind the kid as the rolls Priest back into the ring and rolls through the ropes with a DDT, but it’s not enough. Priest turns him inside out with a lariat, and this time didn’t fool around hitting a chokeslam backbreaker. The Reckoning follows, and it’s over.
Winner: Damian Priest
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Sebastian Vettel’s pain in the British Grand Prix was Mick Schumacher’s gain in the first half of the race as the Haas rookie sought to learn from his mentor while running behind the Aston Martin driver.
A wheel-to-wheel battle for sixth position between Vettel and Alpine’s Fernando Alonso on the opening lap after the race’s restart ended with a spin for the four-time world champion at Luffield.
It was a costly mishap for Vettel who was engulfed by the field and forced to chase from behind. The Aston Martin driver quickly overtook Nikita Mazepin to find himself behind Schumacher.
The Haas charger was overhauled by Vettel in short order, but then enjoyed his front row seat to his countryman’s race, and he took notes.
“Obviously unfortunately I saw that his race didn’t go as planned either, that’s very unfortunate,” Schumacher said. “
“Therefore I didn’t challenge him in any way because I knew he was going to go faster. So I was rather trying to learn from him than impede him.”
While Vettel retired on lap 40 due to an overheating problem, Schumacher pressed on. But the 22-year-old was overtaken by Mazepin as the race reached its halfway point, and the Russian beat his teammate to the checkered flag for the second time this season.
But after the race, Schumacher reckoned he had perhaps been too cautious with his tyre management on his second stint.
“It was not easy,” admitted Schumacher. “I think we were unfortunately struggling a bit with tyres and the approach that we had.
“We’ll probably have to learn from it and try to come back stronger in Budapest again.
“We as a team were trying to not overheat the tyres in the first few laps, and it seems like Nikita was pushing a bit harder in the first few laps and still managed to keep his tyres in the window.
“So that’s something I will have to analyse why and how, because there was a lot of margin for me to go faster.”
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