On what made him decide to return: “One’s perspective has to change as we move through time because you’re looking at life and that’s just a fact. I’m still interested in good business, interested in opportunities, and I just follow my spirit. So, right now, everything’s lined up in this fashion. So, it’s a good deal. I talked to Scott D’Amore, we talked about the business and then I understood Impact’s schedule and I was able to compare that with all the other schedules I’ve had over the last 30 years, and everything is favorable and hopefully, it’s a win-win for everybody.”
On who in the Impact locker room would fit in back in ECW: “I’m sure that I know a lot of the guys who’re in the locker room right now but I haven’t been in there yet. So I have a lot of people to still meet. But there’s no doubt about it. There are several wrestlers who would have done very well in ECW. And that’s a testament to how ECW has impacted the entire business. Overall, all pro wrestling is a lot more like ECW than it used to be. ECW used to be the only group that was hardcore, that had people going through tables and having these fatal four ways, triple threats. Everything. That was ECW and now all the groups are extreme. All of them are. And that’s how times have changed and how ECW has affected the whole standard. Back in the day not many of the other wrestlers would have been comfortable in ECW because it was so different. But now, years later, people that watched ECW growing up who are now pro wrestlers themselves, yeah…there definitely could have been a lot more people because a lot of the wrestlers today were inspired by ECW and they enjoyed and preferred that kind of style.”Click Here: Serge Gnabry Jersey Sale

According to Liv Morgan, she hurt herself on a stripper pole over the weekend. Morgan, who has been in Hawaii filming with her Total Divas castmates for the ninth season, shared a couple of posts late last night. The first saw her on a pole while a camera crew was filming, and then in the second she noted, “I broke my toe on a stripper pole.”
Morgan has yet to comment further on the post. She moved to Smackdown earlier this month as part of the Superstar Shakeup.

What happens in Hawaii …. pic.twitter.com/7BnDe2AMFw
— LIV Morgan 👅💙 (@YaOnlyLivvOnce) April 28, 2019

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Lucha Underground Threatening To Send Cease And Desist To NWA And ROH For Using Willie Mack & More
Lucha Underground’s ongoing issues with talent leaving don’t seem to have an end in sight. Per Lucha Central, after El Rey Network and Baba-G Productions settled a class action lawsuit regarding El Hijo del Fantasma, Joey Ryan and Kobra Moon (aka Thunder Rosa) yet more potential legal action seems to be on the horizon. Matanza Cueto, known to ROH and New Japan fans as Jeff Cobb, as well as Famous B and XO Lishu (AEW’s Sonny Kiss) are all allegedly seeking representation to ensure their own releases.
Many assumed after Cobb’s character was killed off at Ultima Lucha that his time with the company had already ended, but those with Lucha Underground are insisting that he is still very much under contract, even trying to block him from working with ROH.
Conversely, at the moment it does not appear that Sonny Kiss’ announced AEW debut at Double Or Nothing’s Over The Budget Battle Royal is in jeopardy.
Lucha Central also reported that, while not official yet, Willie Mack is expected to join these three in seeking legal aide to leave the company.
There has been much speculation on his future since he dropped the NWA National Championship to Colt Cabana at NWA’s Crocket Cup this past week, and promptly sent out this cryptic tweet in which he claimed to have to pick a side:

If there is a fight between a rat and a cockroach. Whoever wins you’re still gonna catch something. Now I’ve gotta pick a side and it’s gonna be rough.
— Willie Mack {JRB} (@Willie_Mack) April 27, 2019

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Munster 28Scarlets 10

JOEY CARBERY SHONE brightly in his first start in 14 months as Munster claimed a fifth win in a row two weeks out from the PRO14 final.

Carbery kicked a perfect four conversions and created a wonderful try for Shane Daly in the first-half, as Johann van Graan’s side impressed against the ill-disciplined Welsh outfit.

Gavin Coombes started them off with a powerful finish after 19 minutes, before Daly, Niall Scannell and Kevin O’Byrne made sure of the full haul at a wind and rain battered Thomond Park.

As a result of the wintery conditions the early stages featured plenty of kicking for territory, with Carbery catching the eye.

The Munster maul proved to be a potent weapon and they came close off a driving lineout after 17 minutes, but Niall Scannell was held up after the crossed the line. And from the five-metre scrum that followed Gavin Coombes did well to retain possession, and a few phases later the No 8 crashed over for his ninth try of the campaign.

Munster’s Kevin O’Byrne scores a try. Source: James Crombie/INPHO

Angus O’Brien made it 7-3 from the tee after Daly blocked a runner, but 14 minutes from half-time Carbery exploded into action. He fielded a box-kick inside his own half, took off on a mazy linebreak, before he sent Daly through a hole for Munster’s second try. Carbery’s conversion made it 14-3.

Following a lengthy stoppage Fineen Wycherley was stretchered off after 29 minutes after a collision at the breakdown, but Munster continued to dominate. Following the concession of an eighth team penalty Aaron Shingler was sin-binned a minute from half-time, and Scannell steered a maul over for a 21-3 lead at the break.

A second Scarlets yellow card was earned by replacement Tevita Ratuva when collapsed a maul just before the hour mark, and O’Byrne took the chance and mauled over the bonus point try for the home side. Carbery continued his perfect record with a fourth conversion before he was hauled ashore after an hour.

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Munster signed off on the win with a couple of excellent defensive mauls that forced turnovers, before James Cronin was sin binned in the 82^nd minute, and Steff Evans scored in the final play for Scarlets.

Scorers
Munster

Tries: G Coombes, S Daly, N Scannell, K O’Byrne

Conversions: J Carbery (4/4)

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