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Thursday, January 18, 2018
AWA Supreme Last Word S02/E03: A New Reign
Published on Jan 17, 2018
On this edition of AWA Supreme Last Word, take a look at the AWA Mid America Tag team Championship match from this past week, as well as hear from your favorite AWA Supreme stars!
EC3 Update
Renegade Wrestling Revolution in Houston, Texas just announced that EC3 would be
unable to make their next event, which falls on Sunday 1/28, the same day as the
Royal Rumble in Philadelphia, PA.
the former Impact Wrestling champion was spotted at the WWE Performance Center this past Tuesday, days after finishing up with Impact.
the former Impact Wrestling champion was spotted at the WWE Performance Center this past Tuesday, days after finishing up with Impact.
ARO LUCHA TO HOLD FIRST LIVE EVENTS THIS WEEKEND, COMPLETE DETAILS
Aro Lucha, the promotion founded by former Impact Wrestling minority owners
Aroluxe, will hold its first live events this weekend following their recent
pilot TV taping running tomorrow, 1/19/18 in Amarillo, Texas at
the Azteca Music Hall and Saturday 1/20/18 in Lubbock, Texas at
the Fair Park Coliseum On The Fairgrounds.
Talents scheduled to appear on this weekend's events include Juventud Guerrera, Super Crazy, Carlito, James Storm, Shane "Hurricane" Helms, Low Ki, Jack Edwards (Evans), Laredo Kid, Pierroth, Black Tauros, Taya, Mascarita Dorada, Drastik Boy, Lufisto, Demus, Pirata Morgan Jr., Xtra Talented, Steve Pain, Gringo Loco, Low Rider, Trey Miguel and more.
The promotion has also announced dates for Friday 2/16 in Beaumont, TX at the Beaumont Civic Center and Saturday 2/17 in Humble, TX (Houston area) at the Humble Civic Center Arena with much of the same crew plus Blue Demon Jr, LAX, John Hennigan and MVP announced.
The promotion held its first TV taping several weeks ago in Nashville, TN with Rey Mysterio, CMLL star Rush, MVP, John Hennigan, Willie Mack, Jack Evans, Hurricane Helms and more appearing. The taping received mostly positive reviews from those we've heard from
Talents scheduled to appear on this weekend's events include Juventud Guerrera, Super Crazy, Carlito, James Storm, Shane "Hurricane" Helms, Low Ki, Jack Edwards (Evans), Laredo Kid, Pierroth, Black Tauros, Taya, Mascarita Dorada, Drastik Boy, Lufisto, Demus, Pirata Morgan Jr., Xtra Talented, Steve Pain, Gringo Loco, Low Rider, Trey Miguel and more.
The promotion has also announced dates for Friday 2/16 in Beaumont, TX at the Beaumont Civic Center and Saturday 2/17 in Humble, TX (Houston area) at the Humble Civic Center Arena with much of the same crew plus Blue Demon Jr, LAX, John Hennigan and MVP announced.
The promotion held its first TV taping several weeks ago in Nashville, TN with Rey Mysterio, CMLL star Rush, MVP, John Hennigan, Willie Mack, Jack Evans, Hurricane Helms and more appearing. The taping received mostly positive reviews from those we've heard from
ROMAN REIGNS STATEMENT ON STEROID ALLEGATIONS
there have been allegations lobbed towards Joe Anoa`i (aka WWE star Roman
Reigns) by Richard Rodriguez, former owner of the Iron Addicts Gym in Miami, who
is now jailed after
having been arrested in February 2017 by the DEA.
Rodriguez named Reigns as one of his clients in a clip from a telephone interview with a documentary filmmaker that was released online but did not specify where or when Reigns allegedly did this. PWInsider.com did not previously cover the story due to the ambiguous nature of Rodriguez' accusations.
Reigns issued the following statement to PWInsider.com (and other media outlets) this evening:
"I have never heard of Richard Rodriguez or Wellness Fitness Nutrition. I learned from the mistake I made nearly two years ago and paid the penalty for it. Since then, I've passed 11 tests as part of WWE’s independent drug testing program."
Rodriguez was alleged to have been part of a ring that imported materials from China, had PEDs assembled in Arizona and then sold them out of Miami.
Reigns was suspended in June 2016 for a WWE Wellness Policy infraction, the cause of which has never been confirmed publicly by WWE.
Rodriguez named Reigns as one of his clients in a clip from a telephone interview with a documentary filmmaker that was released online but did not specify where or when Reigns allegedly did this. PWInsider.com did not previously cover the story due to the ambiguous nature of Rodriguez' accusations.
Reigns issued the following statement to PWInsider.com (and other media outlets) this evening:
"I have never heard of Richard Rodriguez or Wellness Fitness Nutrition. I learned from the mistake I made nearly two years ago and paid the penalty for it. Since then, I've passed 11 tests as part of WWE’s independent drug testing program."
Rodriguez was alleged to have been part of a ring that imported materials from China, had PEDs assembled in Arizona and then sold them out of Miami.
Reigns was suspended in June 2016 for a WWE Wellness Policy infraction, the cause of which has never been confirmed publicly by WWE.
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