fAs expected, Charlotte Flair and Trish Stratus will be facing off at SummerSlam.
Charlotte vs. Stratus was officially confirmed for SummerSlam during Stratus’ appearance on this week’s SmackDown. Charlotte interrupted Jerry Lawler’s King’s Court segment with Stratus. Charlotte insulted Stratus and issued a challenge for the pay-per-view, which Stratus accepted.
During a backstage interview on SmackDown last week, Charlotte called herself the “Queen of All Eras,” demanded a match at SummerSlam, and said she’s going to prove why she’s the greatest women’s wrestler of all time. It was then confirmed that Charlotte vs. Stratus was planned for the pay-per-view.
This will be Stratus’ first match since the night after Evolution last October.
SummerSlam is taking place at the Scotiabank Arena in Stratus’ hometown of Toronto, Ontario, Canada on August 11. Here’s the updated card for the pay-per-view:
Universal Champion Brock Lesnar defending against Seth Rollins
Raw Women’s Champion Becky Lynch defending against Natalya
WWE Champion Kofi Kingston defending against Randy Orton
SmackDown Women’s Champion Bayley defending against Ember Moon
Charlotte Flair vs. Trish Stratus
Kevin Owens vs. Shane McMahon (Owens will “quit WWE” if he loses)
“The Fiend” Bray Wyatt vs. Finn Balor
United States Champion AJ Styles defending against Ricochet
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Former ECW wrestler C.W. Anderson spoke out on a podcast regarding Paul Heyman’s handling the end of ECW as it related to the wrestlers. Paul Heyman replied with his side of the story. The following are key highlights of Anderson’s comments on “The Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling” hosted by John & Chad (EPISODE LINK).
•On the Final Days of ECW: “I was devastated. I had no idea. We had heard the rumblings even when we were in Arkansas. Everybody said this was our last thing and on the car ride back I was with Lou (E. Dangerously) and Jack (Victor). (Steve) Corino didn’t show up to that show and RVD didn’t show up to that show because they didn’t get paid and they saw the writing on the wall. Not me, though. I was die-hard to the end because I thought this can’t be it and ECW can’t fold because Paul will figure out something to be done. He always told us that he was out in California working on a deal with USA for us, but we’ve come to find out that he was filming the movie ‘Rollerball.’ I went into a depression spell after that because I was on a high being in ECW and then there was nothing. There were a lot of us like that and a lot of us weren’t told anything. No phone call, no kiss my ass, or anything along those lines. We weren’t given anything. It was just rumbles that we were done.”
•On his own issues with Paul Heyman: “There were a lot of times that he didn’t show up and it was left to Tommy (Dreamer) to run everything and that is where Tommy’s genius came in. He kept us afloat for the longest time. He (Paul) would always have big meetings with us before shows and give us this “ra-ra” speech and still throw it in there even while we weren’t getting paid and we still believed him. Guys would have their own issues behind the scenes by themselves and I think what would have been one of my downfalls as a wrestler is that I’ve never been a confrontational guy. The only time I ever lost it, I had met with him and Tommy one day and broke down because I was riding to the show with the Dupps and the car had broken down and we were in Boston so I had no idea how I was getting home since I was only making 75 dollars a night at the time and was losing money. I said I’ve got to have a raise to continue. He wanted to know how much I wanted and I said I’ll leave it in his hands to pay me what he thinks I’m worth to him. He came back to me again and once I started getting pushed and wanted to put me under contract and guys that I was wrestling were making $3,000 a week and I’m making $400-$500 a week depending on how many shows we had. But he could make you believe anything. That was the gift he had and he knew his stuff when it comes to wrestling and that was his foray.”
•On Heyman still being involved with WWE as a TV character: “Paul will always have a job in one format or another. He is smart enough and wise enough to be able to work his way into anything like that. He is such a good talker and he is always going to have some kind of job in some format and it is perfect for him. The little weasley manager, you will always need that and Paul fits that role and he will always have some part in wrestling. I don’t think he will do anything booking-wise at WWE and I don’t think that will ever be given to him, but he is right where he is right now and he don’t have to make any decisions now and just goes out what they tell him from what I’ve seen when I do watch.”
So Heyman took issue with these comments, in particular the timeline that he was in California to film ‘Rollerball.’ He wrote the following on Twitter:
“As we sit here about 2 enjoy Korean BBQ, I decided 2 go against how I usually handle wannabes who like 2 name drop (after 16 years, no less). I saw an interview in which #CWAnderson claims I was in LA shooting #Rollerball instead of trying to save #ECW back in 2000.
“It’s absurd that people have done nothing to talk about in 17 years so they are constrained to address their heartbreak about 2000/01. Of course, that makes me an even bigger schmuck to feel compelled to ANSWER these moronic comments, but the food is cooking, so …
(1) Rollerball was never filmed in LA. It was filmed in Montreal and then in Yonkers, NY.
(2) My scenes in Rollerball were shot in June and July, 2001. Not when #ECW was in business. I was actually booked for the movie thru @WWE.
(3) The insinuation that I was shooting movie(s) in LA instead of trying to save what was my life (at the time) (#ECW) is just ignorant.
“(4) Not only did I desperately try every angle 2 save the company, I put in every last dime I personally had, even when the ship was sinking.
(5) I have zero regrets over any of this. I went bankrupt trying to save #ECW, and have never regretted my investment and never will.
(6) So when someone repeats a blatant lie about my commitment at the time to the product to which I devoted seven years of my life, it’s nothing short of ignorance on full display for the entire world to see. It’s a shame I waited this long to correct the record on this BS that has lingered for all these years…
He then added:
“So today, I decided to lower myself and answer a claim that people w/ nothing to do seem to repeat with no regard for accuracy. I accept all criticism 4 this diatribe, and confess I should have been above it all, and offer no excuses as to why I decided to address it. Oh I almost forgot. To answer #CW‘s nagging self-question as to why he was paid $75 a night when others had more (at least on paper) … That was the going rate for a lower level stooge who reported on the locker room to Dreamer. But admittedly, he was a damn good one. PROPS!”
Keller’s Analysis: The issue I’ve heard a few ECW wrestlers have with how Heyman handled the end of ECW was that he didn’t call each of them individually to address the end of ECW and show appreciation for their hanging with him when times were tough and they were working for little or no money. It was probably an emotional time for Heyman, and calling wrestlers individually might have seemed like a traumatizing proposition, so it was Dreamer who did that communication in some instances for those who were contacted at all. I don’t think anyone questions how hard Heyman worked and how much he sacrificed and how difficult it was for him to finally admit was over. The issue was that he didn’t reach out personally and individually to wrestlers who didn’t have anywhere else to land in the industry, but stuck with Heyman until the end. It was the “rah rah” speeches that gave some of the wrestlers a sense they were in something together with him, sacrificing as one, and it’s clear to me some felt a phone call from Heyman would have meant the world to them at that time and removed the sense of being “used” or “discarded” once it was over. Seeing him end up on WWE TV with a “golden parachute” of sorts relative to their situation in pro wrestling made it sting more. Heyman seemed to take these comments from Anderson more personally than I would have expected, and calling him a stooge who reported to Dreamer on the locker room felt like he went from rebutting facts to trying to kick dirt on the guy. I get if Heyman was worked up and felt wronged or felt Anderson was sloppy with his memory and timeline that he’d be tempted to take that extra dig at him, but considering where Heyman has been the last 16 years in the industry versus Anderson, I could see it turning some against Heyman even if they were sympathetic to his point until then.
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Broadcast details for this month’s NJPW Royal Quest show have now been officially confirmed.
NJPW and Fite TV announced today that Royal Quest will air live on Fite as an iPPV. The show will later be made available on New Japan World.
The price for Royal Quest on Fite is listed as $24.99. The show is taking place at the Copper Box Arena in London, England on Saturday, August 31 and will begin at 12:30 p.m. Eastern time.
NXT UK TakeOver: Cardiff and AEW All Out are both also taking place on August 31.
NJPW’s Southern Showdown event in Melbourne, Australia aired live via Fite this June, with Fite having a 72-hour window of exclusivity.
Here’s the full card for Royal Quest:
IWGP Heavyweight Champion Kazuchika Okada defending against Minoru Suzuki
RevPro British Heavyweight Champion Zack Sabre Jr. defending against Hiroshi Tanahashi
NEVER Openweight Champion Tomohiro Ishii defending against KENTA
IWGP Tag Team Champions Guerrillas of Destiny defending against the winners of the RevPro Road to Royal Quest tournament
Tetsuya Naito & SANADA vs. Jay White & Chase Owens
Will Ospreay & Robbie Eagles vs. Taiji Ishimori & El Phantasmo
Kota Ibushi & Juice Robinson vs. Yujiro Takahashi & Hikuleo
Ryusuke Taguchi, Shota Umino & Ren Narita vs. Rocky Romero, SHO & YOH
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IMPACT WRESTLING TV TAPING (Night 1)
MAY 30, 2017
GOREGAON, MUMBAI, INDIA AT THE RELIANCE MEDIAWORKS STUDIO
REPORT BY HIMANSHU D., PWTORCH CORRESPONDENT
The venue was full and the floor area had no seats but rather people were standing the whole time (so it was literally standing room only). Definitely many more people than the Impact Zone attracts in Orlando.
(1) Low Ki vs. Caleb Konley: During the match, a suicide dive by Konley caused Low Ki to bleed near the eye. Low Ki wins. Sonjay Dutt’s music plays and he comes out wearing an eye patch asking if Low Ki knows his name. He tells the crowd to tell Low Ki what his name is. He sees Low Ki is hurt om his eye so ge asks how does it feel to be on the other side. Sonjay Dutt talks about years ago when they wrestled at Elks Lodge. He says there is no Homicide or Hit Squad to hold him back. He says they’re in Mumbai, India. He says if Low Ki is a man of honour he would give him a title match. Low Ki shakes his hand to comfirm the match.
(2) Vinaash Verma vs. Davey Richards: Davey goes after him right from the bell. Some hope spots for Vinaash, a somersault attempt is missed by him and Davey puts on the ankle lock for the submission win. After the match, EC3 comes out and whips Vinaash with the belt. James Storm’s music hits and EC3 escapes the ring as he runs in.
(3) Laurel Van Ness (w/Sienna) vs. Rosemary: Sienna tries to distract the referee but Laurel accidentally pushes Sienna off the apron and Rosemary gets a rollup for the win. Sienna and Laurel attack Rosemary until Allie comes out with a kendo stick (more like a broom) and hits them both with it. After the heels leave, Allie and Rosemary are in the ring. Rosemary snatches the kendo stick but instead of attacking her with it, drops the kendo stick and smiles. Allie looked tense the whole time.
EC3 comes out wearing an Indian dress with Ethan Singh 3 on the big screen and custom music. He is accompanied by a translator. He says he is EC3. “Loser” chants from the crowd. He talks about his lineage, says his great great great great grandfather was born in India and is a full-blooded Indian. He says you’re with me and I’m with you. He tells the translator to translate what he said. He says India is a land of rich cultural opportunity. He says Impact Wrestling in India is making history. He says he’s rich and he doesn’t see culture in a third world hellhole. “Loser” chants from the crowd again. EC3 says when it comes to history he’s not here to create it, he’s here to destroy it. He says he came to find zen and tranquility, instead he found despair and anger. He says Sony and Impact deserve each other because they’re just like the people out here. He says his name is EC3. He says he is the best guy here, the best guy there and in a country of 1.3 billion he is the best anywhere. He tells the translator to translate but he wouldn’t do so. EC3 says he shall be punished. He takes out his belt and whips the translator. Storm’s music hits and he runs in. EC3 tries to whip him but Storm kicks the belt off his hands. He is about to whip EC3 with it but he escapes. Storm brings the translator back in the ring and they pose to end the segment.
Josh Matthews out for a match wearing his GOAT shirt. He asks if the crowd knows who Scott Steiner is. A million people watched on YouTube as he made his return to Impact. He says he has handpicked his opponent. He says was in the 2008 Indian Olympic Team. He says he was in the Bollywood film Sultan. “You can’t wrestle” chants. He introduces Sandeep, a fat wrestler wearing a singlet. Josh takes him down with a hip toss and taunts to the crowd. He did the bit where he spins around his opponents’ back and slaps his head to make him look stupid. Taunts to the crowd again. An arm drag and a dropkick shocks Josh and he kicks the ropes out of anger. He is pissed at Sandeep. He gains control of the match and hits a Swanton Bomb on him, followed by a Steiner Recliner for the submission win. Josh Mattgews wouldn’t let go of the hold and Mahabali Shera comes out. Shera botches a lift to the shoulder and he tried it another time. Lashley comes out and attacks Shera. He clothesline him and Josh puts Shera in the Steiner Recliner. Alberto El Patron’s music hits and he clears the ring. He poses with Shera and his GFW Title.
(4) Trevor Lee vs. Braxton Sutter (w/Allie): Trevor Lee attacks right from the bell. He hit a deadlift German suplex for a two count. Trevor dominates the match until Trevor goes after Allie outside the ring. Braxton catches him as he’s about to lay his hands on Allie. Back and forth until the Pepper Shaker Neck Breaker gets the win for Sutter. Allir and Braxton are celebrating in the ring until Sienna’s music hits and she’s out with Laurel. She tells Braxton to get that stupid look out of his face,he wears a beanie in India, it’s a 150 degrees. She said everyone thinks Allie is so innocent and pure. Tell her why Allie attacked her with a weapn for no reason? She says since Allie wants to act as a wrestler, she can be a wrestler. Allie and her pal Rosemary. She asks if Allie thinks Rosemary has a decent bone in her body. She says we’ll see if Rosemary even shows up.
(5) Ten-man gauntlet for the Sony SIX invitational with a trophy at ringside. Over-the-top elimination with a new entrant every 90 seconds, until the final two when it’s pinfall or submission. Suicide and Sydal start off. Davey is the next one in, followed by KM, Davey eliminates Suicide, Swoggle is the next entrant and he has a comedy spot where he slaps Davey’s chest and KM’s midsection and it has no effect on them. KM takes down Swoggle. Eddie is the next entrant and he eliminates both himself and Davey. They brawl to the back. KM removes his belt and goes to whip Swoggle but Sydal stops him, they both try to eliminate KM, Spud is the next entrant and he goes right after Swoggle. Swoggle fight back and Sydal crouches behind Spud and trips him.Spud dominates and gets Swoggle in corner, KM goes for Sydal, Kongo Kong is the next entrant. KM and Kongo Kong eliminate Sydal and Spud. Moose is the next entrant with Kong and KM in the ring. Moose fights but they both double team and eliminate Moose. Shera is the last man. Kongo Kong charges to clothesline him but falls over the top rope and gets eliminated. It’s down to Shera and KM in normal rules. KM dominates, “You’re a liar” chants. Shera hits the Attitude Adjustment, comes back in the match. KM tries to go for the pumphandle slam but it is countered into the Sky High for the win. Shera celebrates and he hugs his dad and brother at ringside. the CEO of Sony Pictures Network, Bruce Prichard and Scott D’Amore present the trophy to Shera and celebrates in the crowd.
Moose out. He says two weeks ago he successfully defended the Impact Grand Championship against a dummy. Eli Drake’s music hits and he’s out with chris Adonis He says “India, India, India… Shut up, dummies. I’m not talking to you, I’m talking to me. Let me talk to ya” He says he thinks when he came to Impact Wrestling he has been fed BS, by the old regime and now with Bruce Prichard, nothing’s changed. Then he looks at this crosseyed halfwit with a title he doesn’t deserve. He says Moose knows he was defeated by Eli Drake. He says Moose got his nose so far up Bruce’s keister, he knows what curry he ate today. Moose says he’s not big on going back and forth. He tells the crowd if they want to see Moose and these two asses at Slammiversary, let him hear it. Moose chants. Eli Drake’s says “quite dummies”, they wanna go two on one. Chris Adonis warns Moose that he has Eli Drake and Eli has him. Moose says he has a partner but he will reveal him in due time.
Alberto El Patron out. Fans are chanting “Si si si”. Alberto says this is amazing, sisisi in Mumbai. Alberto says he took multiple flights and came here just three hours ago. He says he was in the back and felt energy in the building then the crowd gave him that amazing “Sisisi” and just because of that he promises that he is gonna do what he does best, he is gonna kick some traseros here tonight. He says he has been doing this for so many years in so many different countries, China, Mexico, Japan, India, winning titles in different companies, but there’s one title that he hasn’t won and we’re few weeks away from Slammiversary live on PPV and that’s the place where he promisrs he will be the undisputed Impact Wrestling Champion. Lashley’s music hits and he says he is sick and tired of how these fans are cheering for him. He says he ks gonna smarten Alberto up, he is the Impact Wrestling Champion and the realest wrestler in the business, he could take Alberto in the cage or even in the parking lot, he says Alberto is telling about winning titles around the world, he asks him if he thinks he’s the only person. Alberto says my Indian friends are gonna answer for you and the crowd chants “Si si si”. Lashley says he has to go against another cheerleader, he says he knows Alberto comes from a rich wrestling family which he doesn’t care about, he says he is gonna bust his bubble at Slammiversary and when he does that Alberto can walk his ass back and he won’t be needed here. He says at Slammiversary it’s just you vs me, all the talking will be up. Bruce Prichard is out. He says he loves seeing two champ ready to fight. Bobby corrects him and says one champ. Bruce says he’s got one question: they want to defend their title tonight? They should both defend it tonight right here in India. As they get ready to fight, Bruce says not fight against each other, they’re gonna save it for Slammiversary, Alberto’s gonna defend the GFW Title and Bobby the Impact Wrestling Title. Bobby asks against whom. Alberto says how about Bruce cuts this bullshit and let him fight this bitch. Bruce warns if they lose they won’t go to Slammiversary. Alberto asks Bruce who’s it gonna be. Bruce says they’ll find out just like everybody finds out when they walk down that aisle. He wishes them both good luck.
(6) Lashley vs ??? for the Impact Wrestling Championship: Moose is revealed as Lashley’s opponent. A mostly back and forth match till Lashley gets the upper hand, comes down to a sleeper hold where Moose gets his hand up before 3 and fight back, dropkicks Lashley out of the ring, Lashley gets the upper hand in the match again, Moose countered Lashley’s spear to hit one of his own but Lashley kicks out at 2. Moose countered another spear to hit a sit-out chokeslam but still can’t get the win. Eventually, Lashley countered the Gamechanger for a spear to win and retain his title.
(7) Alberto El Patron vs ??? for the GFW title: Chris Adonis is revealed as his opponent and he’s out with Eli Drake. Alberto goes after Eli outside the ring and Adonis attacks him right at the bell, Alberto fights back and takes the fight through the crowd, Adonis comes back in the match and dominates. The finish comes whem Adonis goes for the Masterlock but Alberto countered it, Adonis runs towards him but he is hung from the corner and Alberto hits the double foot stomp for the win. After the match, Eli and Adonis attack Alberto. Moose’s music hits and he clears the ring. Alberto and Moose pose in the ring to end the segment.
(8) Low Ki vs. Sonjay for the X-Division Title: Low Ki controls the match early on and rips off Sonjay’s eye patch. They took the fight to the crowd. Sonjay throws Low Ki off the first tier seating onto the ring apron on the other side of the barrier, Sonjay then hits a somersault onto Low Ki outside. Low Ki comes back and takes Sonjay into the ring. Crowd chants for Sonjay, he comes back in the match but Low Ki thwarts him off, goes for the jumping kick in the corner, takes him to the top rope but Sonjay comes back. Sonjay takes Low Ki to the top and attempts a superplex but Low Ki fights it off. Sonjay rolls on the ground, jumps to the top rope and hits the superplex. Cover but Low Ki kicks out. Sonjay flips over Low Ki and tries to cover but Low Ki stomps him down. He goes for the cover but Sonjay kicks out. Low Ki puts him on top rope, gets him in Samoan carry position and runs towards the other corner but Sonjay counters, hits the tiltawhirl tornado DDT on Low Ki, goes to the top rope and hits the Hindu press for the win to become the new X-Division Champion. Sonjay is in disbelief as he finally wins the X Division championship. Shera and other X-Division faces come out with champagne to celebrate. Eddie Edwards sprays champagne on Sonjay. Shera takes him up on his shoulders. Sonjay celebrates in the crowd and hugs Shera’s dad. Sonjay says in Hindi that this isn’t for me, this is for the entire nation. Shera says thank you, you guys are awesome.
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On Monday, WWE announced their ticket on-sale schedule for NXT’s weekly live USA TV broadcasts from Full Sail University, indicating they will remain in their Winter Park, FL, location at least for the duration of 2019.
The tickets will be sold on a staggered basis, meaning two weeks of events will go on sale at a time, separated by two hour blocks. Of note, all 12 weeks of events will go up for sale over the course of two weeks so fans that are regular attendees will have a shorter timeframe in which they will need to buy their tickets.
WWE did not announce pricing, but said the first two weeks of TV — the September 18th USA debut and the following Wednesday — are sold out. They also officially canceled the September 11 and 12 taping dates and will honor those tickets for the 18th and 25th, respectively.
When the move to USA Network begins, NXT will air live on Wednesdays from 8-10 PM Eastern time.
The schedule is as follows:
Wednesday, October 2nd: On sale Monday, September 9th at 10 AM Eastern
Wednesday, October 9th: On sale Monday, September 9th at noon Eastern
Wednesday, October 16th: On sale Wednesday, September 11th at 10 AM Eastern
Wednesday, October 23rd: On sale Wednesday, September 11th at noon Eastern
Wednesday, October 30th: On sale Friday, September 13th at 10 AM Eastern
Wednesday, November 6th: On sale Friday, September 13th at noon Eastern
Wednesday, November 13th: On sale Monday, September 16th at 10 AM Eastern
Wednesday, November 20th: On sale Monday, September 16th at noon Eastern
Wednesday, November 27th: On sale Friday, September 20th at 10 AM Eastern
Wednesday, December 4th: On sale Friday, September 20th at noon Eastern
Wednesday, December 11th: On sale Monday, September 23rd at 10 AM Eastern
Wednesday, December 18th: On sale Monday, September 23rd at noon Eastern
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PWTorch editor Wade Keller presents a special Thursday Flagship edition of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast featuring a WrestleMania 36 Preview with ex-WWE Creative Team member and professional stand-up comedian Matt McCarthy.
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IGN released the fourth and final WWE roster reveal hosted by Cory Graves and Renee Young. Graves and Young have been joined by a WWE wrestler each week and this week they were joined by Tyler Breeze and Fandango.
The wrestlers announced today were JBL, Tatanka, Typhoon, Tatsumi Fujinami, RVD, Booker T, Batista, Trish Stratus, Sycho Sid, Jake “The Snake” Roberts, Steve Austin, Christian, Aiden English, Goldust, Big E, Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods, Sting, Shawn Michaels, Titus O’Neil, Enzo Amore, The Brian Kendrick, Shane McMahon, Stephanie McMahon, Alicia Fox, Ultimate Warrior, Charlotte, Curtis Axel, Bo Dallas, Kassius Ohno, Darren Young, Rich Swann, Gran Metalik, Noam Dar, Jack Gallagher, No Way Jose, Primo Colon, Epico Colon, Tyson Kid, Billie Kay, Peyton Royce, Rhyno, Curt Hawkins, Heath SLater, R-Truth, Tyler Breeze, and Fandango.
The WWE 2K18 Deluxe Edition will be released on Oct. 13 and the regular edition will be released on Oct. 17 on PS4 and XBox One. WWE 2K18 has also been announced for Nintendo Switch at a later release date.
You can watch IGN’s final roster reveal video below
WWE also released Breezdango’s entrance video today as well. You can watch it below
Radican’s Analysis: This was a fun IGN roster reveal with Breeze and Fandango being the guest stars this week. I think 2K has done a good job in terms of building anticipation for the release of WWE 2k18, which comes out next month. The roster is huge, but I’m also excited to see who is added as DLC content as several 205 Live wrestlers were left out of the initial roster announcements. The entrance videos have looked good so far, but I’m interested to see how the game plays once I get it in my hands.
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