Tuesday, August 31, 2021

Rikishi Appears At Indie Wrestling Show


 


Check out the story here. https://www.dailyitem.com/news/pro-wrestling-returns-to-sunbury-with-wwe-legend-rikishi/article_4715bc86-085b-11ec-956e-4309bdb714a8.html

Manager James Mitchell Coming To The NWA?


 

The NWA taped matches for upcoming episodes of Powerrr at the Chase Park Plaza Hotel in St. Louis.

One of the interesting match ups that will be shown besides the interesting matchups they taped is the debut of Manager James Mitchell, who is both very under rated and was underutilized in Impact in recent weeks.


Mitchell debuted with Judais, who defeated Jeremia Plunkett at these recent tapings.

Having Mitchell back in wrestling will bring a nice breath of fresh air as he 'knows' what being a manager is all about. 


Nice coup for Billy Corgan's NWA to get Mitchell. 


PWInsider Posts A Link To A Video That's "Unavailable", LMAO!


 Two people were kind enough to send me this.

Mike Johnson at PWInsider obviously, like Dave Meltzer at the Observer doesn't check links to see if they actually work before he posts them.


Here's a prime example of that, Something he did not more than TEN MINUTES AGO, AAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!

"Top Notch" Mikeypoo, "Five star, all the way" (sarcastic 'thumbs up')


Thankfully we here at WP&P. actually CHECK things before we post them.

Maybe guys like Johnson and Meltzer should do the same. Hell of a concept. :)


JERRY LAWLER'S WRESTLING REUNION NEXT MONTH IN MS

 


Jerry Lawler's Wrestling Reunion will take place Saturday 9/18 at the Fitzgeralds Casino Event Center in Robbinsville, MS (about 40 minutes from Memphis) with a Memphis reunion themed meet and greet from 12 PM -5 PM followed by a live event that evening headlined by Lawler vs. Scott Steiner.

Appearing at the event will be Lawler, Steiner, Bill Dundee, Doug Gilbert, Koko B. Ware, Tommy Rich, Jimmy Hart, Kurt Angle, Sgt. Slaughter, legendary Memphis announcer Dave Brown, longtime Memphis referee Jerry Calhoun, Ricky Steamboat, Arn Anderson, Lex Luger, Thunder Rosa, Miranda Gordy and more.


The show is being presented in memory of late USA Wrestling promoter Bert Prentice.

Tickets are on sale now at Ticketmaster.com


Trevor Murdoch On Winning The NWA World Championship

 


Less than a day after defeating Nick Aldis at NWA’s 73 Anniversary show, new NWA World Heavyweight Champion Trevor Murdoch joined Busted Open Radio to talk about his victory. Needless to say he was in a good mood.

“I am excited, I am tired, I am beat up. But I am happy,” Murdoch said. “I don’t know any other way to put it. I am extremely happy. Dreams don’t come true for most people and last night, that was a dream come true. Could not have gotten any better except if Harley (Race) was there with me.”


Murdoch talked about many things regarding the night, including Ric Flair coming out to congratulate him, celebrating with his family and sleeping with the NWA Title on his desk. It all has Murdoch at a loss for words, especially since the match could’ve easily gone the other way and led to Murdoch’s retirement (the match was Title vs. Career).

“Well first, I didn’t even expect for Ric to come out like that,” Murdoch said. “I was already doing my best to try and not cry, to be absolutely honest with you. And then when I saw Ric there, I was fighting back tears. One of the things I remember is I was emotional, and Ric said ‘you are the champion.’ I popped my head up and that kind of woke me up a little bit out of what was going on in the haze, that I finally did this. And I’m standing in front of the greatest NWA World Champion in the Chase, and I just couldn’t believe it. There have been some pieces, I actually have to go back and watch it, because it was all just a whirlwind of emotions. I’m usually not at a loss for words, because to be honest with you, part of me was expecting to have this conversation about that being my last match.”


The weekend appears to have been a successful one for the NWA, between the Anniversary show and the well received all women’s show EmPowerrr the night before. Murdoch revealed he was so focused on his own match that he missed most of the Anniversary show, though he revealed he would be catching it this week.

“I caught the very first match and those guys went out and killed it and did some amazing things,” Murdoch said. “And after I watched that first match, I actually walked away from the monitor, because they did such a great job that I didn’t want that to make me more nervous. Everybody, the women’s EmPowerrr show and all the guys on 73, they all stepped up to a whole other level. Tonight I plan on sitting down and watching the whole show and giving everybody their due respect to watch the matches.

“To be honest with you, I couldn’t have any other wrestling in my head except what I had going, if that makes any sense. My brain was full, and I felt that if I watched somebody else’s stuff, it may affect what I had going on that evening. I’m usually not like that but this was the most important match of my life, it’s the biggest moment of my life. It’s going to be very difficult for me to go any higher than I am, because I’m the NWA World Heavyweight Champion. And to be honest with you, I don’t think it gets any better than that.”


Jim Ross shoots on Vince Russo wanting more money to write Smackdown

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUOv9ibxlFo 

Allysin Kay vs Trish Adora: Women's Championship Tournament! ROH Highlights

 

It was a battle of hard-hitting technicians as Allysin Kay and Trish Adora fought to continue their climb in the #QuestForGold Tournament! Here are the highlights.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbDKXqQ6X8Q

Jim Cornette on Nick Khan's Comments About WWE Raw Being Four Hours

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=231d4fVykmI 

Jim Cornette on Nick Khan's Comments About WWE Tryouts & NXT Being Rebooted

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjUe3PHjrgw