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Posted: Oct 23rd 2022 By: Oklafan Staff

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Corporal Punishment and Urn Stokes both appeared as security members in the Bobby Lashley/Brock Lesnar segment at the opening of WWE “RAW” broadcast in Oklahoma City Monday.

WWE Raw from Oklahoma City did another impressive number Monday night against the NFL, averaging 1.80 million viewers overall and drawing a 0.50 rating in 18-49. Raw got a break when the New York Yankees vs. Cleveland Guardians final game of the series was postponed due to rain. The Denver Broncos vs. Los Angeles Chargers NFL game did 12.05 million viewers and a 3.75 in 18-49, which was lower than the Monday Night Football games had been doing. Raw had a very strong first hour, and declined throughout the show with a very substantial third-hour drop for an episode anchored by Seth Rollins vs. Matt Riddle for the United States title. The show finished fifth on cable, behind the NFL game, the kickoff show, the postgame show, and SportsCenter after the game. The game only aired on ESPN, with no ESPN2 simulcast nor a network feed. Raw was down only one percent in viewers from last week, which was considered an exceptional number and had the advantage of coming after a PPV. It was down nine percent in 18-49 and down 14 percent in 18-34. Raw also beat ABC programming including Bachelor in Paradise head-to-head, beat CBS after 8:30 p.m., beat NBC in the third hour, and beat Fox in the second hour. Really, aside from the NFL and The Voice, Raw did the most impressive numbers of anything on television Monday night. Raw was sixth on cable in women 18-49 (behind the four NFL shows and Love and Hip Hop Atlanta), sixth in men 18-49, fifth in 18-34, fifth in women 12-34, and sixth in men 12-34. It was 14th in total viewers for the day, behind NFL-related shows and news programming. As compared to one year ago, Raw was up 13 percent in viewers, up 28 percent in 18-49, and up 45 percent in 18-34. Last year's show went against both the baseball playoffs and the NFL. There were substantial third-hour drops from hour one with women 18-49 dropping 21 percent, men 18-49 dropping 18 percent, women 12-34 dropping 26 percent, men 12-34 dropping 27 percent, and people over 50 dropping 14 percent. The three hours were:
8 p.m. 1.94 million viewers
9 p.m. 1.85 million viewers
10 p.m. 1.62 million viewers

Sammy Guevara has been hired to do the broadcast of the Global Titans Fight Series show in Dubai on November 13th. The event is where Floyd Mayweather is fighting Deji in the main event and Bobby Fish makes his boxing debut.

Bret Hart recently took part in a K&S WrestleFest autograph signing, mentioning Kurt Angle, Rey Mysterio, and Brock Lesnar as people he would have liked to face in the ring. Regarding Lesnar, Hart said “I would have loved to work with Brock Lesnar just because I always heard he was a good pro in the ring. The opposite of Goldberg.”

Koko B. Ware has launched a new website.

Trevor Murdoch is siding with Billy Corgan regarding why NWA Empowerrr 2 didn’t take place earlier this year.Current NWA World Heavyweight Champion Trevor Murdoch recently sat down with Steve Fall of NBC Sports Boston to discuss a wide variety of subjects. When asked about Billy Corgan’s reasoning for not having an NWA Empowerrr 2 due to a lack of overall talent available to bring in, Murdoch agreed with him. “I think we’ll see that event again. It was successful. And it was a great event. I actually looked back. I was at a table, and I watched the whole show from start to finish, and I thought that ladies did a great job,” Trevor Murdoch said. “Also, with that being said, I agree with Billy in the aspect of we tend to become fans of people. And when we become fans of those people, we tend to put horse blinders on. “We don’t see everything sometimes in the most clear light. And at the time when we were putting the show together for The Chase [NWA 74 weekend], there wasn’t — I’m gonna get heat for this too, but shit, I’ll say it. At the time. We couldn’t find enough TV-quality talent when it came to the ladies to produce a full pay-per-view and for it to be as successful or as popular as the last one. “We also didn’t want to go out and just throw a shit product together and say, just because we did one, we’re going to do another one. So we’re going to rush together, we’re going to find whatever we can and then disparage or ruin the reputation of the first Empowerrr. Does that make sense? It’s those WrestleManias that you watch sometimes that I know it’s WrestleMania, but Jesus Christ, they just kind of threw their shit together. “It’s important for Billy and the NWA to put out the best quality product. So there’s nothing the matter. We’re not burying any of the ladies that are out there. We just at the time couldn’t find enough women to put together a show that held the same quality as last year.” When it was brought up that Empowerrr used multiple women that were contracted to other promotions at the time, Murdoch said that politics in wrestling are the worst and wished that everyone would come together to help create an awesome product. “Politics have been the worst when it comes to pro wrestling,” Trevor Murdoch admitted. “Like if we would all just chill out a little bit. And everybody kind of worked together because we’re all doing the same shit. It’s just different, different styles of it. You know what I mean? “Man, how awesome of a product could we put together maybe once a year, if we can just put some of those differences behind us and just put on some amazing wrestling. And that’s the one good thing about Billy with NWA; he’s open to all of that. He’s open for discussion with any company. Not only to benefit just them, but it has to also benefit us too, though.” While it wasn’t a full pay-per-view event, the NWA did host an Empowerrr-themed event in 2022. The company promoted the July 29, 2022 episode of its weekly series as an “Empowerrred Edition”, although it still featured a men’s match on the card.

Former TNA Knockouts Champion ODB was recently a guest on the Two Man Power Trip Of Wrestling podcast to promote her new autobiography. During her conversation with John Poz, ODB revealed that Al Snow told her to lean into the “One Dirty Bitch” character during her time in OVW. “I was really passionate about my character, and I was so different. And then there were times where I didn’t really give a rat’s ass. I just wanted to test things like if I get in trouble for grabbing my boobs for so long. It’s just little stuff like that where I got a little slap on the wrist here and there, but it all turned out good.” When asked about if it was her idea to use a flask, ODB said, “Yeah, I was doing the whole beer gimmick, but that’s Stone Cold’s thing. Then I didn’t even tell TNA what I was doing, and I remember James Storm was there, so I couldn’t do the beer thing because that was his gimmick. I didn’t want to piss anyone off. So I had a flask, and I was like, ‘Hmm. I not even gonna tell anyone what I’m doing.’ So I had it in my back pocket, and then I walked out with it, and they’re like, ‘Hey, it works. Keep doing it.’ So I took a chance, and not many wrestlers do that because people are always afraid to get in trouble. I got in trouble here and there, and I really didn’t care. I stayed true to myself.” Poz asked ODB about the process of leaving OVW and joining TNA, which involved career-altering advice from Triple H. “Jerry and Jeff Jarrett, when they first started TNA, they know of me. They got the women’s division rocking in 2007, and that’s when they decided, ‘Alright, we gotta pick our girls.’ Gail Kim and Traci Brooks were already there, but they weren’t wrestling really much and they were valeting. Then they were like, ‘Let’s do a women’s division. Let’s get this going.’ So those two, I was very close with them, and then Terry Taylor reached out to me. I was at OVW—I was actually the women’s champion—and Terry called me. He was like, ‘We’d love to have you be a Knockout. We’re gonna send you over a contract.'” “That week, Triple H was actually at OVW. He watched me perform, and I was so nervous to like go up and talk to him. So I go up and talk to him, introduce myself, and he’s like, ‘I love the character’. He’s like, ‘Damn, too bad you weren’t in the DX days’, you know? And he’s like, ‘I love it’. But unfortunately, The top guys are not like — and obviously Vince did not like [me] or my character and [Triple H] was like, ‘Take that opportunity you have for TNA. I think that’d be very good for your career’. So thanks, Triple H. He could have said, ‘Oh no, stay here, kid. See what works.’ But, nope. He said, ‘Go, go. Do it.'”

On the latest edition of his To Be The Man podcast the legendary Ric Flair spoke about a potential matchup between Bianca Belair and Charlotte Flair at WrestleMania, a showdown the Nature Boy believes would be just as big as Steve Austin vs. The Rock. Check out Flair’s full thoughts on the subject in the highlights below. Thinks a Bianca Belair vs. Charlotte Flair WrestleMania match would be just as big as The Rock vs. Steve Austin: “I have no inclination as to whether or not this will happen, but I think if Ashley [Charlotte Flair] wrestles Bianca Belair at WrestleMania, it’ll be as big as Austin and Rock if they build it right. They are the two best athletes ever, that I’ve seen in my career, to ever be in the same women’s division.” Says there are other great workers in WWE but no one has the athletic ability that Charlotte and Belair do: “There are some other great workers, but for pure athletic ability, Bianca Belair and Ashley stand out. They could be the two best athletes in the company. I’m not kidding. Both are legitimate Division 1 athletes with credentials.”

The latest guest on Busted Open Radio was Greg Gagne, son of legendary promoter Verne Gagne, who shared the story of when Hulk Hogan quit the AWA and how Verne thought the Immortal One was just playing a prank on him. Highlights from the interview are below. Recalls his father Verne receiving a letter from Hulk Hogan saying he was going to quit, but Verne thought it was a rib: “Verne got a letter on December 21 from Tampa, Florida. It said, ‘I’m not coming back. Signed Hulk Hogan.’ Verne saw it, and he said, ‘Tampa, Florida, that damn Eddie Graham.’ Eddie and him used to play ribs on each other all the time. So Verne thought it was a rib, and he threw it away.” How they reached out to Hogan during a show and found out that quitting was real: “So Christmas night comes, St Paul’s sold out. Hogan doesn’t show up. I called him on the phone, I said, ‘Hey, big man, what are you doing? We’ve got matches down here.’ He says, ‘I’m gonna go with the WWE.’”

Bret Hart has once again made negative comments about Goldberg, and this time he has called on WWE to outright remove Goldberg from the WWE Hall of Fame. Speaking during a recent K&S WrestleFest signing, the former WWE Champion stated: “I always thought that if Goldberg got into the Hall of Fame then Horowitz should’ve gone into the Hall of Fame. Horowitz can actually wrestle. Goldberg never could. I think he got in there for hurting everybody he worked with. They should take Goldberg out”. The issues between Hart and Goldberg began in 1999, after Goldberg delivered a stiff kick to Hart at the Starrcade PPV, resulting in Hart receiving a serious concussion. Hart continued to wrestle after the incident, but Hart cites this specific spot for causing the end of his legendary career.

Fans of wrestling in the 1990s will no doubt remember the legendary feud between The Undertaker and Mick Foley's Mankind character. The rivalry brought us classic moments such as Foley being thrown off the cell in the second major Hell in a Cell match, as well as the very first Buried Alive match. In the latest episode of "Foley is Pod," Foley shared his thoughts on the Buried Alive match, as well as some aspects of pop culture that he feels were strongly influenced by it. "I'm gonna go on the record and say, without that match, there is no Dale Doback-Brennan Huff 'Buried Alive' reference in 'Step Brothers' at all," Foley said. Foley is referencing the popular 2008 comedy starring Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly – specifically the scene in which the two titular step brothers duke it out, as Ferrell's Huff tries to bury Reilly's Doback alive in the backyard after hitting him in the head with a shovel. The scene even features Ferrell's character faking unconsciousness before sitting up and attacking his step brother, perhaps an overt reference to The Undertaker. Foley would go on to win the match after almost being buried himself, though Undertaker would reach out and break his hand through the dirt after the match was over, letting both the audience and Foley himself know that they still had unfinished business. There have been five Buried Alive matches since that night in October 1996, with the most recent being The Undertaker's retirement match against AJ Styles at WWE WrestleMania 36. Though the match was known as a "Boneyard" match, it was, for all intents and purposes, a cinematic "Buried Alive" match.

Bill Goldberg's WWE contract is coming to an end soon, according to the man himself. During a recent interview with the "RomanAtwoodPodcast," the WWE Hall of Famer revealed how much time he has left on his current deal while recalling a story about an interaction he had with Stephanie McMahon. According to Goldberg, his relationship with WWE has never been "a hundred percent on the up and up" due to the fact he played he was a pivotal part of the company's main competition, WCW, during the "Monday Night Wars." Afterward, he revealed the length of his contract while getting sidetracked. "I can't remember what the point of this story was, but I've been hitting the head way too many times, quite obviously, as you can see in real-time......Stephanie [McMahon], if you're listening to this, my contract ends in two months, so don't hold this against me." Goldberg continued talking about McMahon after revealing the details of his current contract, stating that she asked him to stop headbutting doors when he joined WWE. "I put my head through a lot of things across the country from 94-97, and I guarantee you half of them are still there," he added. While Goldberg's contract might be on the verge of expiring, the 55-year-old seems open to extending his deal. Earlier this year, he teased another match in WWE following his loss to Roman Reigns at Elimination Chamber in Saudi Arabia. The Hall of Famer also discussed his intention to step back into the ring during a recent appearance on "WWE's The Bump," claiming that he owes Reigns a "receipt."

Jerry Lawler was among the 27 new inductees into the Memphis Sports Hall of Fame.

In a SlamWrestling.net exclusive, here are details on the brand new Women’s Wrestling Hall of Fame which is starting up. Honorees include Beverly Shade, Toni Laughridge, Susan Green, GLOW, Jamie Hemmings, Jazz, Luna Vachon, Cora Livingston, Mildred Burke, Marva Scott, Ethel Johnson, Babs Wingo, Rita Marie Chatterton and Iryna Merleni: [https://slamwrestling.net/index.php/2022/10/20/womens-wrestling-hall-of-fame-launches/](https://slamwrestling.net/index.php/2022/10/20/womens-wrestling-hall-of-fame-launches/)

Tego suffered a sprained back at the Texoma Pro event October 21st. Oklafan wishes him a speedy recovery.

Oklafan congratulates Drake Gallows & Fester Cluck, who recently surpassed 6 months as CPW Tag Team Champions. They defeated Legend Has It (Thrash & Killbane) for the titles in a Triple Threat Tag Team Match that also included Umbra & Giganto and Team Red Fox (The Canadian Red Devil & Leo Fox) on April 22, 2022 at an event in Sand Springs.

Oklafan congratulates Koko, who recently surpassed 6 months as WFC Hometown Heroes Champion. He defeated Reed for the title on April 23, 2022 at an event in Tulsa.

Oklafan extends condolences to Mascara Purpura on the passing of his uncle, pro wrestler Humberto Garza last week.

Oklafan extends congratulations to Father Padge on the birth of his granddaughter Saylor.

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RECENT OUT OF STATE RESULTS
October 13th
J. J. Blake defeats Delynn Cavens at New Texas Pro Wrestling's "Texas Contenders Series #6" event in Houston, TX

October 15th
Johnny Caballero, Brian Cage, & Sam Adonis defeated AAA World Trios Champions Nueva Generacion Dinamita (El Cuatrero, Forastero, & Sanson) for the titles in a 3-Way Trios Match that also included Bandido, Laredo Kid, & Psycho Clown at Lucha Libre AAA World Wide's "TripleMania XXX: Mexico City" event in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico

Rico Gonzalez defeated Derek James, Damion Turner, Kasey Owens, Kavron Kanyon, and Pha’Nesse in a 6-Way Scramble Match at Kill or Be Killed's "Die Young" event in Red Bank, TN

The Bulking Season (Arthur McArthur & Chuck Stone) defeated RWA Tag Team Champions The Rock-N-Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson) for the titles at Renegade Wrestling Alliance's "Bloody Harvest 2022" event in West Newton, PA

Xtreme Pro Wrestling Heavyweight Champion Shane Douglas defeated Gary Wolfe for the vacant WCBTW New Legends Grand Prix Title in a Dog Collar Match in which the XPW Title was also on the line at World Classic Big Time Wrestling's "The Great Fall Bash" event in Chillicothe, OH. In other matches, Bushwacker Luke defeated N8 Mattson; Ohio State Tag Team Champions Professional Wrestling's Justice League (Shark Boy & Onyx) defeated Bob Orton, Jr. & Josh Benson; Sam Houston defeated Mr. Hughes; The Powers of Pain (The Warlord & The Barbarian, w/ Baby Doll) defeated The Iron Russian & Robby Starr; and Jerry Lawler & Dillon Hones defeated Erick Redbeard & David Barnabass Spector.

Jack Gamble defeated Jack Parker, Jr. at the World League Wrestling event in Troy, MO

Drew McIntyre defeated Karrion Kross (w/ Scarlett) in a Street Fight at WWE's "Saturday Night's Main Event" event in Phoenix, AZ

October 16th
Reality of Wrestling Champion Terrale Tempo defeated Jacob Fatu at Supreme Pro Wrestling's "Ghouls, Frights, & Wrestling Tights" event in Elk Grove, CA

Omos (w/ MVP) defeated R-Truth at WWE's "Sunday Stunner" event in Topeka, KS

October 18th

The Reno SCUM (Adam Thornstowe & Luster the Legend) def. UWN Tag Team Champions Eddie Pearl & Guy Tweakacetti for the titles at the United Wrestling Network event in irvine, CA. In other matches, UWN Champion Jordan Clearwater def. Carlito; and Tyler Bateman def. B-Boy

NWA World Champion Trevor Murdoch def. Matt Taven at the National Wrestling Alliance “Powerrr” event in Nashville, TN. In other matches, Chelsea Green def. Angelina Love; and EC3 def. Murcurio

October 21

Matt Sydal & Dante Martin def. SB KENTo & La Estrella at the All Elite Wrestling “Dark” event in Jacksonville, FL

Franco D’Angelo def. Merc at the Texoma Pro Wrestling event in Sherman, TX. In other matches, Devion Black def. Rook Tyler and Malik Mayfield in a Triple Threat Match, Tommy Prince def. The Gatekeeper (w/ Sister V), The Dark Circle (Tim Storm & Adam Asher) def. Exodus Prime and Kari Wright and Montego Seeka def. TexPro Texas Champion Mr. Wobble for the title in a No DQ Match

Mickie James, Taylor Wilde & IMPACT World Knockouts Champion Jordynne Grace def. Chelsea Green, Deonna Purazzo & Gisele Shaw at the IMPACT Wrestling event in Las Vegas, NV

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UPCOMING OKLAHOMA EVENTS
Fenix International Wrestling
Sunday, October 23rd
Tulsa Comedy Club
5970 E. 31st St., Suite A
Tulsa, OK
Bell Time 7pm

Empire Pro Wrestling
Saturday, October 29th
Southern Oaks Recreation Center
400 SW 66th
Oklahoma City, OK
Bell Time 6pm

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UPCOMING OUT OF STATE EVENTS
October 23rd
FSW Tag Team Champions Shogun S. O. S. & Hero Leu defend the titles against Carlito & Chris Masters at Future Stars of Wrestling's "Mecca VIII" event in Las Vegas, NV. Also scheduled to appear is Tyler Bateman and many more.

PW224 Heavyweight Champion Korey Konstantine defends the title against Xtian Blake (w/ Brett Ian Landry) at Pro Wrestling 225's "Fright Night 4" event in Denham Springs, LA

October 26th
Sammy Guevara vs. Bryan Danielson is scheduled for the All Elite Wrestling “Dynamite” event in Norfolk, VA

October 27th
MWA Champion Brian Blade defends the title against Niles Plonk at the Midwest Wrestling Association event in Lincoln, NE. Other scheduled matches include MWA Women's Champion Raven Thrash defending the title against Miranda Gordy; Stormi Renee vs. S. O. S.; and The Rebel Hearts (Christian Temple & Justin Gray) vs. Jameson McGregor & Brixton Nash. Also scheduled to appear is Dave Sullivan and many more

October 28th

SDW Champion Niles Plonk defends against Garrisaon Creed at the Steel Domain Wrestling event in Bloomington, MN. In other matches, SDW Women’s Champion Miranda Gordy defends against Kelsey Magnolia!

October 29th
BOW Heavyweight Champion Shane Taylor defends the title against Moonshine Mantell at Branded Outlaw Wrestling's "Halloween Hysteria" event in San Antonio, TX. Other scheduled matches include Ryan Davidson vs. El Rayo; Nathan Estrada vs. Damarkus Rashad; and Skylar Slice vs. Sheeva. Also scheduled to appear is Fly Def (Zack Zilla & Warren J) and many more.

Loko Champion Sam Stackhouse defends the title against Bryan Keith at Loko Wrestling's "The Funeral" event in Houston, TX. In other matches, Bull of the Woods Champion Gino Medina defends the title against ASF.

Angel Camacho is scheduled for the Texas All-Star Wrestling event in Grand Prairie, TX

October 30th
Dimitri Alexandrov vs. Aaron Mercer is scheduled for the Metroplex Wrestling event in Bedford, TX. Also on the card, J. D. Griffey faces Bryan Keith in a Submission Match

MWA Champion Brian Blade and Hernandez are scheduled for the Midwest Wrestling Association event in Arlington Heights, IL

Angel Camacho is scheduled for the Texas All-Star Wrestling event in Grand Prairie, TX

November 4th
Barrett Brown and Tim Storm are scheduled for Texoma Pro Wrestling's "Invasion" event in Sherman, TX

Matt Sydal is scheduled for United Underground Championship Wrestling's "Wild for the Night" event in Wichita, KS

November 5th
Anthony Andrews vs. Damien Wayne is scheduled for the Bayou Independent Wrestling event in West Monroe, LA. Other scheduled matches include Southern Royalty (Angel Camacho, Rob Love, & Nightmare Jeremiah) vs. Bam Bam Malone, Cassidy Riley, & Rey Fury in a 6-Man Tag Team Match.

Barrett Brown vs. Kilgore is scheduled for the Christian Wrestling Federation event in Fate, TX

James Storm, Bobby Burns and Cody Burns are scheduled for the Downsouth Championship Wrestling event in Mulberry, AR

Bobby Joe Bristow is scheduled for the German Championship Wrestling event in Wilhelmshave, Germany

Palé Pro Champion Chandler Hopkins defends the title against Mike Bennett at the Palé Pro Wrestling event in Arlington, TX. Other scheduled matches include Fuego del Sol vs. Malico in a Steel Cage Match.

NWA World Champion Trevor Murdoch and Jack Gamble are scheduled for World League Wrestling's "23 Year Anniversary Event" in Troy, MO

The O.C. (A. J. Styles, Karl Anderson & Luke Gallows) vs. The Judgement Day (Finn Balor, Damien Priest & Dominik Misterio, w/ Rhea Ripley) is scheduled for the WWE “Crown Jewel” event in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

November 6th
Danni Bee and Nigel Rabid are scheduled for the World Class Revolution and Waco Association of Wrestling event in Waco, TX

November 11th
TAPW American Heavyweight Champion Brian Blade defends the title against The Beer City Bruiser at the Traditional American Championship Wrestling event in Junction City, KS. Also scheduled to appear are Niles Plonk, Kuda and many more.

November 12th
Sebastion Envi and Terry Pantera are scheduled for the Buzzsaw Championship Wrestling event in Seminole, TX

Chase Stevens vs. Luke Sampson is scheduled for the Coastal Championship Wrestling event in Nashville, TN

Jason Jones vs. Stephen E in a Springfield Street Fight is scheduled for the Mid-States Wrestling event in Springfield, MO. Also scheduled to appear is MSW Heavyweight Champion Luke Langley, Southern Heavyweight Champion Niles Plonk, The Beer City Bruiser, Alan Jefferson, Sam Stackhouse. Toxic Masculinity (Johnny Dynamite & Johnny Lightning), Gary Roosevelt Gram, Tim Rockwell, and many more.

NWA World Champion Trevor Murdoch defends the title against Matt Cardona and Tyrus in a Triple Threat Match at NWA's "Hard Times 3" event in New Orleans, LA. Other scheduled matches include NWA United States Tag Team Champions The Fixers (Jay Bradley & Wrecking Ball Legursky) defending the titles against The Spectaculars (Rush Freeman & Brady Pierce, w/ Rolando Freeman); and EC3 vs. Thom Latimer.

Carlito is scheduled for the Southern Territory Wrestling event in Western Australia

Angel [5th] vs. Tommy Dreamer is scheduled for the Outlaw Championship Wrestling event in Topeka, KS

Khristopher Haiden and Marce Lewis are scheduled for the King of Sports Championship Wrestling event in Wolfe City, TX

November 16th
Sting is scheduled for the "AEW Dynamite" event in Bridgeport, CT

November 19th
BIW Southern Champion Apocalypse defends the title against Angel Camacho at the Bayou Independent Wrestling event in Brookhaven. MS

Rez Dogz (Kyle Hawk & Koko) vs. Los Suavecitos (Cirrus Black & Cancer) is scheduled for Phoenix Championship Wrestling's "Live on Broadway" event in Mesa, AZ

New Breed Wrestling Champion Criss Austin defends the title against Sam Stackhouse at the "South Texas Wrestle Fest" event in Harlingen, TX

November 20th
Carlito is scheduled for Future Stars of Wrestling's "Against All Odds" event in Las Vegas, NV

November 23rd
Sting is scheduled for the "AEW Dynamite" and "AEW Rampage" events in Chicago, IL

November 26th
Adrian Street & Miss Linda are scheduled for the Merthyr Pro Wrestling event in Merthyr Tedfill, South Wales

November 27th
The Rock-N-Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson) vs. The Briscoe Brothers (Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe) is scheduled for Big Time Wrestling's "Return of the Dragon" event in Raleigh, NC

November 30th
Sting is scheduled for the "AEW Dynamite" and "AEW Rampage" events in Indianapolis, IN

PPW Chandler Hopkins is scheduled for the Puro Pinche Wrestling event in Kingsville, TX

December 3rd
BOW Women's Champion Miranda Gordy and Sheeva are scheduled for Branded Outlaw Wrestling's "Yuletide Slayings" event in San Antonio, TX

Franco Varga vs. Alexander Hammerstone is scheduled for the First Time Everrr event in Streator, IL

Ricky Morton, Blade [2nd], and Brent Wall are scheduled for the Xtreme Wrestling Entertainment event in Hutchinson, KS

ODB, EC3 and Al Snow are scheduled for the Great Lakes Championship Wrestling “Blizzard Brawl” event in Waukesha, WI

December 10th

Blade [2nd] is scheduled for the World Wrestling Xpress event in Hays, KS

December 11th
Jerry Bostic is scheduled for the World Class Revolution event in Wichita, KS

December 16th
Luke Langley, Franco Varga, and The Mathmagician are scheduled for the Tri-States Wrestling event in Bethany, MO

December 17th
Shane Douglas is scheduled for the Battleground Championship Wrestling event in Philadelphia, PA

Franco Varga vs. Davey Richards is scheduled for the Tri-States Wrestling event in Macon, MO


2023
January 4th
Sting is scheduled for the "AEW Dynamite" event in Seattle, WA

January 7th

Niles Plonk, Nigel Rabid, Miranda Gordy, Zac Zilla, Rodney Mack and Ryan Davidson are scheduled for the Tomahawk Professional Wrestling event in Lukfin, TX

January 22nd
Sting is scheduled for Pro Wrestling NOAH's "Great Muta Final Bye-Bye" event in Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan

February 4th
Garrisaon Creed is scheduled for the Ragin' Pro Wrestling event in Manitowoc, WI

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UPCOMING OUT OF STATE APPEARANCES
November 12th
Rikishi will be signing autographs at the "Fanboy Expo" at the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center Agriculture Horticulture Building in Indianapolis, IN. For more info, go to FanboyExpo.com/Indy.

November 13th
Rikishi will be signing autographs at the "Fanboy Expo" at the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center Agriculture Horticulture Building in Indianapolis, IN. For more info, go to FanboyExpo.com/Indy.

December 3rd
Sting, Jerry Lawler, Sgt Slaughter, Tommy Dreamer, Nova, Frankie Kazarian, Brian Myers, Matt Cardona, Pat Buck, Aron Stevens, Rik Ratchet, Anthony Greene, Francine, Eddie Edwards, Davey Richards, The SAT (Joe Maximo & Jose Maximo), Frankie Edgar, and many more will be signing autographs from 4pm to 7pm at a fan fest benefitting the 200 Club of Ocean County, NJ in Toms River, NJ
Ricky Morton will offer a training seminar at the historic Memorial Hall in downtown Hutchinson, KS from noon to 3 p.m.. Cost for the seminar will be 40 dollars a person.
December 4th
Mick Foley will be performing standup comedy during his "Nice Day Tour" starting at 7pm at the WC Social club in West Chicago, IL. For more info, go to RealMickFoley.com/Events.


2023
February 2nd through 6th
Mickie James, Chris Jericho, Mark Henry, The Good Brothers (Doc Gallows & Karl Anderson), Brad Williams, Matt Cardona, Nick Aldis, Moose, Jim Duggan, Brutus Beefcake, Irwin R. Shyster, Dan Lambert, Jonathan Gresham, Jordynne Grace, Swoggle, Brian Myers, Rocky Romero, Yuya Uemura, Ariane Andrew, The Boogeyman, O. D. B., World Famous C. B., and many more will be appearing on "Chris Jericho's Rock 'N' Wrestling Rager At Sea" cruise on board the Norwegian Pearl. For more info, go to ChrisJerichoCruise.com.


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UPCOMING BIRTHDAYS
October 23rd - Red Eagle
October 24th - Bill Dundee, Bobby Lambert, Daniel Powers, Ray Duran
October 25th - Double D, Paige Turner
October 26th - Anthony Wayne, Eddie Williams, Halo, Troy Graham
October 27th - AWOL, Doberman [2nd], Miss Linda
October 28th - Chris Smith, Jake Boulder, Mike Sharpe, Jr., MVP
October 29th - Mischief, Paul Orndorff

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