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Posted: Nov 27th 2022 By: Oklafan Staff

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Mick Foley explained why he’s no longer on Twitter: "It would be easy to blame the atmosphere on Twitter. That was part of it, but since day one, I had trouble using Twitter in moderation, so it's mostly on me. I struggled with it. I think a lot of people do. Then you get to where you're spending hours a day just looking at everything on there, and as it became progressively more divisive, I began to feel like I was swimming in a pool full of turds. One turd, you can dodge that turd. Right? You can still enjoy the crystal clear water. But at a certain point, when being on Twitter just becomes an exercise in dodging turds, it's time to get out of the water and that's what I did. Foley said he may come back to Twitter at some point: I may come back on after the New Year. I may let you guys (AdFreeShows) run the account. I mean, I worked really hard to get up to 2 million. I really did, and it was a struggle over time. I posted stuff that I thought was interesting and sometimes funny, sometimes relevant, but it just feels like a filthy place for me to be and spend so much time. But maybe after the New Year, it'll come back under new ownership".

During an appearance on Busted Open Radio, Tony Khan discussed wanting to do more AEW live events in 2023: "I think, in 2023, I would love to expand our content, and we have such a great roster. I think I can utilize the people on the roster even more, and there’s ways we can do that by expanding the content, doing more shows, and I do think live events is something we could do more of, and we have the potential to do that. We have the wrestlers, and we have the interest around the country, and there’s markets that we’re just now hitting for the first time in years. We have that capacity. That’s one of the reasons I wanna do more live events and increase our live event revenue, bring it up because that’s one of the reasons I brought in somebody who has such great experience there in Jeff Jarrett, who has worked in the office of, I guess at least four promotions, off the top of my head, if not more and wrestled in countless promotions. So certainly Jeff’s experiences are so valuable in that area. So as we expand live events, I think Jeff, with his experience there, will be a great person to help grow that part of the company, in addition to being a great wrestler."

Jeff Jarrett discussed his match at AEW Full Gear during his latest My World with Jeff Jarrett. Jarrett and Jay Lethal lost to Sting and Darby Allin in a wild match at the show. Here is what Jarrett had to say: “This past weekend was surreal. It was really, really surreal. Prudential Center, 10, 11, or 12,000 fans, I don’t know, but it was full. We were late on the card. I was curious to see where the placement was going to be of me and Stinger and the tag. I’ll tell you one thing. Darby puts it in another gear from the time he comes through the curtain. Jay Lethal my man, his mother, his father, I mean, I could talk through a whole podcast on this weekend. His mother and father were there. His brother was there. I met his mother years ago in Wayne, New Jersey. She chased me around the ring when baby boy Lethal was taking on the King of the Mountain. At the very last minute, the Queen, Karen, and my man Codes (his son Cody), they flew up. They weren’t planning on going because we got WrestleCade this weekend. But it’s all kind of surreal. They were there. When Stinger turned around in the middle of the ring and it was just me and him in the ring, that is a moment. Life is about moments. This industry is certainly about moments. But that is a moment that is etched in my brain. I don’t lose sight of the gratitude coming out of it, both of us, our stage of our career, 24 years from our first locking them up in WCW and Tony Schiavone, our podcast mate, him on the call, pretty special.”

Mick Foley recently talked about a wide range of topics on his Foley is Pod, available via AdFreeShows. During it, the WWE Hall Of Famer gave his thoughts on former NWA Champion Nick Aldis., who has been in the news recently for publicly detailing his release from NWA and criticizing NWA owner Billy Corgan. Here are the highlights: Aldis’ decision: “Nick Aldis kind of was “NWA wrestling.” He was the guy that was in the first show of what would become AEW, ALL IN. He was in that main event. I don’t know if you know this about Nick, and I hope this is me speaking to Nick specifically. He is one of the funniest guys in a live setting I have ever met. And when I suggested he try to work that into his character, he was taken aback! I was like, Nick! You’re really good at this.” Aldis’ Flair impersonation: “I’m telling you, I’ve been around a long time. We were in Australia for House of Hardcore. It’s funny because it’s House of Hardcore and we’re doing a show at a children’s amusement park, and we’re doing our signings (laughing) under a ride that says “Little Beaut Toot.” And Nick Aldis does a phenomenal Flair. (Imitating Aldis imitating Flair) “Brother, I have done it all! Raleigh, North Carolina! Little Beaut Toot Toot!” He just had me going. At a certain point, I was like “Nick you gotta stop, my back’s hurting me!” I can’t even sign autographs I’m laughing so hard. He kind of does Ric as if he’s one-part Ric Flair, and one-part John Wayne. It’s so good. Some of the stuff — he gets into some of the TNA stuff, which is personal, I don’t want to spoil it.” Wanting to see Aldis as “himself”: “The headline of the day is: Mick Foley Believes Nick Aldis has a much bigger future as himself, rather than the stoic representative of the National Wrestling Alliance. I admire that he’s doing that, I think he was doing what he thought he should do to add prestige to that title.” Aldis being more interesting backstage than on TV: “But I’m telling you! He’s a wildcard in that he’s like Brad Armstrong, in the sense that behind the scenes he’s more interesting than he is on-camera. I’ve been in situations where I’m like the sixth or seventh most interesting guy backstage, but then I was able to turn it up a notch [in the ring] when some of the guys could not. And I just think that Nick is a guy who could go to another level, and maybe he needs to leave NWA to do that. I think the world of him and Mickie [James], and I think he’s going to land on his feet.”

Another actor has been added to the cast of The Iron Claw. Deadline reported on November 22 that Aaron Dean Eisenberg will portray WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair in the upcoming A24 film, The Iron Claw, which follows the Von Erich family’s legacy in the industry. It was noted that Eisenberg’s role as Flair is expected to be a cameo as Flair battled Kerry Von Erich for the NWA World Championship. Eisenberg joins Zac Efron, Harris Dickinson, Holt McCallany, Jeremy Allen White, Maura Tierney, Lily James, and AEW World Champion MJF as cast members that have been announced so far. The film, which is being written and directed by Sean Durkin, is currently in production. Tessa Ross, Angus Lamont, and Juliette Howell are also producing the film for House Productions, while Len Blavatnik and Danny Cohen of Access Entertainment are working on it as well.

PWInsider reported that the next slate of WWE Biography episodes set to air in January 2023 include The Iron Sheik, Kane, Randy Orton, Paige, Dusty Rhodes, Ricky Steamboat, and Jesse Ventura.

WWE has trademarked the term ‘Valhalla’, in reference to the Viking Raiders and Sarah Logan.

Jeff Jarrett made his return to WWE in May of this year, working backstage with the company. He was hired as Senior Vice President of Live Events. However, he was then fired, but his unemployment didn’t last long. Road Dogg was hired back by WWE, and he took over Jeff Jarrett’s role in the company. While speaking on the latest episode of ‘Oh You Didn’t Know,’ Road Dogg apologized to Jeff Jarrett for taking his job. “Look, you can be doing your job, and one day someone not like it, and the next day you’re not there. [Laughs] Bless his heart, I’m so sorry. It hurts me when you say that. But I bet it hurts him a hell of a lot more. [Laughs] I’m so sorry Jeff.” –Road Dogg on Oh You Didn’t Know? Jeff Jarrett is currently working in AEW and even competed on Saturday’s Full Gear PPV. Tony Khan has plans for Double J to help with future AEW live events. We’ll have to wait and see what’s next in store for him. If anything, it seems that Road Dogg and Jeff Jarrett are doing just fine in their current gigs.

Mick Foley recently talked about a wide range of topics on his Foley is Pod, available via AdFreeShows including the edict of having no wives or girlfriends backstage at WWE events in 1996. Here are the highlights: The first time he brought his kids backstage at a WWE show: “She didn’t feel completely comfortable, and that actually stems back to July of ‘96 when I brought my kids on the road, I think, for the second time. In fairness to WWE, when I brought them to Savannah Georgia, my kids cried for ninety minutes (laughs). I had the talk with them outside, they’re all dressed up, Dewey’s in his tie, Noelle’s in her dress. “You’re gonna be good for Daddy, right?” They went in there and had the fit where the mucus is coming out of the nose and you just can’t stop it.” A road agent making his family wait in a bathroom with open sewage: “But nonetheless, that had been a few weeks earlier, and now I’m bringing them to New England. I can’t remember if they were in Portland with me; but they were definitely there the next night in Bangor. The agent — and I don’t need to name the agent — may have been overplaying his hand by not allowing my family backstage. And ushered them into a bathroom with what appeared to be an open sewage line. And why I didn’t stand up right then and say “this doesn’t fly,” I don’t know. I was probably thinking, “I’ve only got a few months in this company, I’m getting a push, I don’t want to rock the boat.” His wife joining him in New York for her birthday: “It’s one thing to do that to me in July… but by November? Kind of a big deal. Working my fourth Pay-Per-View with the Undertaker. There’s an edict “no wives backstage.” So my wife is celebrating her birthday. We take a trip together to New York to celebrate. She’s by herself. She’s going to be going to the show by herself. The edict comes down, “no wives.” I appealed — even asked Jim Ross. I was told that was the rule. So now my wife’s on her own, all day.” Seeing other wives, girlfriends, and women backstage: “And when I get to the show, I’m at the building at one. To me, there’s no reason why my wife can’t be there until six, and then find her seat. But that’s not the case. So if the edict is being followed by everyone, that’s one thing. But if you show up, and you see other wives? Girlfriends? A companion who’d, uh, known the wrestler for 24 hours or less? That’s a problem.”

The Bump held a live episode at Guy Fieri’s Tequila Cocina in Boston this Saturday before Survivor Series. AJ Styles, Shotzi, and Austin Theory were guests on the show.

Jim Ross commented on Jungle Boy now going by his real name Jack Perry more often: “He can't be Jungle Boy forever. This kid has such a bright future, in my opinion, he's working hard, getting stronger, filling out. He's young. I had a real nice moment with him, his mom, and his sister after the show. They were fawning over him, as they should, and I told his mom how proud I was of him and I think that meant a lot to them. He does mean a lot to me. I think he's a nice kid. He was well-raised, good parenting, she has a hell of a talented son.”

On the latest edition of his My World With Jeff Jarrett podcast, WWE Hall of Famer and current AEW Director of Business Development Jeff Jarrett spoke about his matchup at this past weekend’s Full Gear pay-per-view, where Double-J and Jay Lethal took a loss to the dynamic duo of Sting and Darby Allin. Check out highlights from the podcast in the highlights below. On his Full Gear match and how Darby Allin really brought it: This past weekend was surreal. It was really, really surreal. Prudential Center, 12,000 fans, I don’t know, but it was full. We were late on the card. I was curious to see where the placement was gonna be with me and old Stinger and the tag. I’ll tell you one thing. Darby puts it in another gear from the time he comes through the curtain. On sharing the ring with Sting again: When old Stinger turned around in the ring and it was just me and him in the ring….. Lot of moments. Life is about moments. This industry’s certainly about moments, but that is a moment that is etched in my brain. I don’t lose sight of the gratitude coming out of it, both of us, at our stage of our career. 24 years from our first [time] locking them up in WCW, and Tony Schiavone, our podcast-mate, him on the call. Pretty special."

16-time world champ Ric Flair announced on his latest To Be The Man podcast that he will be at the 2023 Royal Rumble in San Antonio, although he did not specify in what role. The two-time WWE Hall of Famer quipped that "they didn't say don't tell anybody" when he revealed the news on his podcast. In addition, Flair also said that he has been invited to the 30th anniversary episode of Monday Night Raw which will take place a week before the Royal Rumble in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. "I've been invited and it's a f*cking big deal," Flair said. "I'm on it, hell yea are you kidding me? 30 years!" Flair and WWE are working on a two-hour documentary where Flair got to defend himself and tell the real story, at least according to him, on what happened on the infamous Plane Ride from Hell.

Mick Foley recently talked about a wide range of topics on his Foley is Pod, available via AdFreeShows. During it, the WWE Hall Of Famer discussed why Jonah Hill as guest GM for Raw never happened. This would’ve happened in November 20211, but his appearance was later canceled and didn’t make air. “He’s not a wrestling fan. There was a reason why Jonah Hill was advertised as the guest GM and it never aired. The guys hated working with him. There were some like Hugh Jackman, dynamite, The Muppets, they loved it. Almost everyone was a good experience. Jonah Hill was one that didn’t even make the air because he apparently just didn’t want to be there and it showed. I think somebody saw him mouthing to his agent, ‘Get me out of here.’”

AEW star Matt Sydal recently spoke with WrestlingNews.Co’s Steve Fall about a wide range of pro-wrestling-related topics, including how AEW President Tony Khan reacted when he told him he was injured, and the relief he felt knowing that he wouldn’t need surgery and that Khan supported him through the entire scare. Highlights from the interview are below. How Tony Khan reacted when he told him he didn’t need surgery: I’ll tell you what happened when Tony Khan found out what my injury was. He jumped up and hugged me because we didn’t need surgery. I mean, he’s as supportive as you could be, as encouraging as you could be. I mean, it was a setback. Everybody felt like it was taking the air out of a balloon when that happened. Says he hopes to make the most out of every match because he’s got many years behind him: I feel like I have injuries haunting me left and right. But this time, it just made me more focused on coming back, made me more angry and it just lit that fire on me because I don’t have all the time in the world. I don’t have a huge career in front of me. I have 22 years behind me. But everything that’s left, every match that’s left, is going to be the best match of my life because I’m at my best right now and I’m putting out my best work.


Oklafan extends condolences to the family and friends of The Mercenary on the death of his uncle Jimmy.


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RECENT OUT OF STATE RESULTS

November 8th
Sinn Bodhi defeated Niles Plonk at Rocky Mountain Pro's "Charged" event in Englewood, CO

November 12th
MSW Heavyweight Champion Luke Langley defeated Sam Stackhouse at the Mid-States Wrestling event in Springfield, MO. In other matches, Gary Roosevelt Gram & Roscoe Monroe defeated Donovan Era & Cannonball Matthews; Colton Theron Vaught defeated Duke Cornell; The Beer City Bruiser defeated Southern Heavyweight Champion Niles Plonk (w/ Stephen E) by DQ; Tim Rockwell defeated Burt Cameron; Jimmy Fiasco & Kelsey Magnolia defeated The Iceman & Wrex Amadeus; Toxic Masculinity (Johnny Dynamite & Johnny Lightning) defeated Alan Jefferson & The Blue Bolt; Miranda Gordy defeated Judy Azul; and Jason Jones defeated Stephen E in a Springfield Street Fight.

November 13th
Thom Latimer & Danny Flamingo def. EC3 & Matt Lancie at the National Wrestling Alliance “Power” event in Chalmette, LA

November 18th
Aron Sykes def. TexPro Texas Champion Tego by DQ at the Texoma Pro Wrestling event in Sherman, TX. In other matches, Sebastian Envi, Kilgore Nix and Gabe Wilder went to a No-Contest in a Triple Threat Match, The Gatekeeper def. Tommy Prince, Kari Wright def. Adam Asher and Redd Chambers vs. Devion Black was declared a No-Contest

November 19th
Ring of Honor World Champion Chris Jericho defeated Sammy Guevara, Bryan Danielson, and Claudio Castagnoli in a 4-Way Match at AEW's "Full Gear 2022" pay-per-view event in Newark, NJ. In other matches, Sting & Darby Allin defeated Jeff Jarrett & Jay Lethal (w/ Satnam Singh & Sonjay Dutt) in a No DQ/No Countout Match. During the "Full Gear 2022 - Zero Hour" pre-show, Danhausen, Rocky Romero, Best Friends (Chuck Taylor & Trent Beretta), & AEW All-Atlantic Champion Orange Cassidy defeated The Factory (Aaron Solo, Cole Karter, Lee Johnson, Nick Comoroto. & Q. T. Marshall) in a 10-Man Tag Team Match; and Ricky Starks defeated Brian Cage (w/ Prince Nana) in a semifinal match of the AEW World Title Eliminator Tournament.

Kikutaro defeated Kono Mama Ichikawa and Macho Michaels in a 3-Way Match at Dragon Gate Japan Pro Wrestling's "Dora Dora x Sekichu Pro-Wrestling Festival" event in Ageo, Saitama, Japan. In other matches, Tatsumi Fujinami, LEONA, & Strong Machine J defeated MAZADA & M3K (Masaaki Mochizuki & Mochizuki Jr.) in a 6-Man Tag Team Match.

Gypsy Mac defeated Skylar Slice, Anastasia Morningstar, Nova Phoenix, Black Widow, and Misty Marx in a 6-Pack Challenge for the vacant SCP West Texas Women’s Champion at the Squared Circle Wrestling event in Lubbock, TX. In other matches, Tino Valentino vs. Axel Savage ended in a Double Countout; and Fred vs. Phoenix in a Loser-Leaves-SCP match was stopped by management.

Drew McIntyre def. Karrion Kross (w/ Scarlett) in a Street Fight at the WWE “Saturday Night’s Main Event” event in Allentown, PA

Angel Camacho def. BIW Southern Champion Adam Asher for the title at the Bayou Independent Wrestling event in Brookhaven, MS

November 20
NJPW STRONG Tag Team Champions The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelly & Chris Sabin) def. The Stray Dog Army (Barrett Brown & Misterioso) at the New Japan Pro Wrestling STRONG “Detonation” event in Hollywood, CA. In other matches, Bateman def. Jakob Austin Young

Drew McIntyre def. Karrion Kross (w/ Scarlett) in a Street Fight at the WWE “Sunday Stunner” event in State College, PA

November 21st
Omos (w/ MVP) def. Johnny Gargano at the WWE “RAW” event in Albany, NY

November 13th
Elektra Lopez def. Amari Miller at the NXT “Level Up” event in Orlando, FL

November 23rd
AEW All-Atlantic Champion Orange Cassidy def. Jake Hager at the All Elite Wrestling “Dynamite” event in Chicago, IL. In other matches, Ricky Starks def. Ethan Page (w/ Stokely Hathaway) to win the AEW World Championship Eliminator Tournament. In a match taped for “Dark: Elevation”, Eddie Kingston & Ortiz def. The Factory (Nick Comoroto & Aaron Solo)

November 25th
The Viking Raiders (Erik & Ivar, w/ Valhalla) def. Hit Row (Ashanti Adonis & Top Dolla, w/ B-Fab) at the WWE “Smackdown” event in Providence, RI

Austin James def. Matt Cross, Chase Oliver, Riley Rose, Sam Holloway and Tyson Riggs in a 6-Way Mayhem Match at the Absolute Intense Wrestling “Hell On Earth XVII” event in Eastlake, OH

November 26th
MPX Prospects Champion Dimitri Alexandrov def. Jake Lindsay at the MetroPlex Wrestling event in Bedford, TX. In other matches, MPX Addicts Champion Angel Camacho def. Shimbashi and Tommy Dean def. J. D. Griffey, Tommy Bolton, Tommy Prince, Aaron Eagle and Exodus Prime in a 6-Pack Challenge to earn an MPX Title opportunity at a future MPX event.

Tim Rockwell won the vacant PWMS Title in a Battle Royal at the Pro Wrestling Mid-South Event in Dyersburg, TN

A J. Styles def. Finn Balor at the WWE “Survivor Series” event in Boston, MA

The Rock-N-Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson), Kerry Morton & George South def. The Beer City Bruiser, John Skylar & The Dawson Brothers (Dave Dawson & Zane Dawson) at the WrestleCade “Supershow 2022” event in Winston-Salem, NC. In other matches, Carlito def. Dirty Dango, The Extreme Horsemen (C. W. Anderson & Preston Quinn) & Brock Anderson def. Control Your Narrative (EC3, Austin Aries & Fodder), Johnny WrestleCade def. AML Champion Brad Attitude by DQ, Shane Douglas was a participant in a Battle Royal won by Nick Aldis and Matt Hardy (w/ Reby Hardy) def. Jeff Jarrett (w/ Karen Jarrett)

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UPCOMING OKLAHOMA EVENTS
Core Professional Wrestling
Friday, December 2nd
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8801 W. 41st St.
Sand Springs, OK
Bell Time 7:30pm

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UPCOMING OUT OF STATE EVENTS
November 27th
The Rock-N-Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson) vs. The Briscoes (Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe) is scheduled for Big Time Wrestling's "Return of the Dragon" event in Raleigh, NC. Also scheduled to appear are The Steiner Brothers (Rick Steiner & Scott Steiner) and many more.

Suzuki-gun (Lance Archer & Minoru Suzuki) vs. Aussie Open (Kyle Fletcher & Mark Davis) in a World Tag League 2022 Match is scheduled for New Japan Pro Wrestling's "World Tag League 2022 & Super Junior Tag League 2022 - Night 6" event in Nagoya, Aichi, Japan

Angel Camacho and DFW All-Pro Champion Barrett Brown are scheduled for the DFW All-Pro event in NorthRichland Hills, TX

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

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

Ryan Davidson vs. Josiah Jean is scheduled for the Reality of Wrestling event in Texas City, TX

December 1st
Tatsumi Fujinami vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi is scheduled for the Dradition Pro Wrestling event in Tokyo, Japan

December 2nd
TexPro Texas Champion Tego, Mr. Wobble, Malik Mayfield and Tim Storm are scheduled for Texoma Pro Wrestling's "Winter Warfare" event in Sherman, TX

Bobby Fish vs. Aaron Solo is scheduled for the Big Time Wrestling event in Newark, CA

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. Other scheduled matches include Luna Nightshade vs. Selene Grey.

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

XWE Champion Kuda defends against Niles Plonk, Aaron Helms, and Gideon Vane in a Fatal 4-Way Match is scheduled for Kansas Wrestling Alliance’s and Xtreme Wrestling Entertainment’s "WrestleBrawl II" event in Salina, KS. Other scheduled matches include The Mortons (Ricky Morton & Kerry Morton) vs. The Knock Out Kings (Handgun Dan & Pierce Price); Blade [2nd] & Tenacious S-n-D (Drake Gallows & Sam Stackhouse) vs. The Main Attraction (Calvin Aldridge, James Moore, & Tobias Storm) in a 6-Man Tag Team Match, KWA Women’s Champion Stormi Renee defends against Hola Lola, KWA Tag Team Champions The West Texas Scum (Chuey Martinez & D. B. Cooper) defend against Violencia y Paz, ACFC and J. K. Pop in a Four-Corners Tag Team Match, Tino Valentino vs. Rey Leon vs. Chance Carigan in a Triple Threat Match and KWA Heartland Champion Paradox defends against Rhemington Rhor. Also scheduled to appear is Brent Wall and many more.

MSW Heavyweight Champion Luke Langley defends the title against Nr. Nasty at the Mid-States Wrestling event in Harrison, AR. Also scheduled to appear is Jason Jones, Gary Roosevelt Gram, Duke Cornell, Kirk Castle, Toxic Masculinity (Johnny Lightning & Johnny Dynamite), Tim Rockwell, Koko, Gideon Vane, The Blue Bolt, The Iceman, Thrash, and many more.

Leo Fox vs. Larry D is scheduled for the Gen Next Pro Wrestling event Cynthiana, KY

MPX Champion Tatum Manning defends against Tommy Dean at the MetroPlex Wrestling event in Bedford, TX

December 5th

Leo Fox is scheduled for the National Wrestling Alliance event in Nashville, TN

December 6th

Leo Fox is scheduled for the National Wrestling Alliance event in Nashville, TN

December 7th

Leo Fox is scheduled for the National Wrestling Alliance event in Nashville, TN

December 9th
MWA Champion Brian Blade defends the title against Mr. Fitness 2 at the Midwest Wrestling Alliance event in Lincoln, NE. Other scheduled matches include Stormi Renee vs. Judith Azul; Niles Plonk vs. Donnie Peppercricket; and Christian Temple vs. Xander McIntosh. Also scheduled to appear is Dave Sullivan, Justin Gray, and many more.

December 10th
Malik Mayfield, Bobby Joe Bristow, & Devion Black are scheduled for the Hometown Pro Wrestling event in Paris, TX

NBW Tag Team Champions The Iceman & Hal Rogers defend the titles against Private Practice (participants yet to be determined, w/ Mike Pettis), and 2 other teams to be announced in a Fatal 4-Way Tag Team Match at the New Breed Wrestling event in Eldon, MO

Blade [2nd] and Rodney Mack are scheduled for the World Wrestling Xpress event in Hays, KS

AIWF Champion Damien Wayne defends the title against Chase Stevens and XIW Champion Jaxon Slade in a Triple Threat/Steel Cage Match at the XIW event in Panama City, FL

December 11th
3XW Tag Team Champions The Snake Pit (Duke Cornell & Seto Kobara) defend the titles against The Mortons (Ricky Morton & Kerry Morton) at the 3XWrestling event in Des Moines, IA. Other scheduled matches include 3XW Pure Wrestling Champion J. T. Energy defending the title against Johnny Ruckus; Moonshine Mantell (w/ Greg Jovi) vs. J. J. Garrett; and Bushwacker Luke & The American Bulldogs (Maddog McDowell & Jon West) vs. Lars Metzger, Big Bad Wallace, & Midnight Guthrie in a 6-Man Tag Team Match.

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

Garrisaon Creed is scheduled for the Brave Championship Wrestling in La Porte, IN

December 14th

Garrisaon Creed & Principe Lion vs. King Marcus & The Executioner is scheduled for the Dark Arts Entertainment event in Las Vegas, NV

AEW World Champion Maxwell Jacob Friedman defends the title against Ricky Starks at the All Elite Wrestling “Winter Is Coming” event in Garland, TX

December 16th
Hernandez is scheduled for the Canadian Wrestling's Elite event in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Mr. Wobble, Tim Storm, Super Beast, Malik Mayfield and Sebastion Envi are scheduled for Texoma Pro Wrestling’s “Toy Drive” event in Sherman, TX

Franco Varga vs. Davey Richards is scheduled for the Tri-States Wrestling event in Macon, MO. Also scheduled to appear is Luke Langley, The Mathmagician, The Iceman, Skylar Slice, and many more.

December 17th
Shane Douglas and Al Snow are scheduled for Battleground Championship Wrestling's "A Tribute to the Extreme" event in Philadelphia, PA

Bobby Joe Bristow, Brandon Groom, and Varik Vayne are scheduled for the Chair Metal Wrestling event in Waldron, AR

Tim Storm is scheduled for Texoma Pro Wrestling's "Toy Drive" event in Sherman, TX

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

Angel Camacho and Malico are scheduled for the Chaotic Kingdom Wrestling event in Sherwood, AR

December 18th
Merc vs. Aaron Mercer in a Knockout or Tap Out Match is scheduled for Infamous Wrestling's "Texas Deathmatch Massacre 2" event in Austin, TX

MSW Heavyweight Champion Luke Langley, Southern Heavyweight Champion Niles Plonk, Gary Roosevelt Gram, Alan Jefferson, Toxic Masculinity (Johnny Dynamite & Johnny Lightning), Tim Rockwell, and Sam Stackhouse are scheduled for the Mid-States Wrestling event in Springfield, MO

December 28th
AAA Mixed Tag Team Champions Sammy Guevara & Tay Melo defend against Octagon, Jr. & Lady Shani and Kommander & Sexy Star in a Triple Threat Match at Lucha Libre AAA World Wide's "Noche de Campeones" event in Acapulco, Mexico

December 31st
Brandon Groom vs. Kuda is scheduled for Crown Championship Wrestling's "Appletown Throwdown" event in Lincoln, AR


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

January 6th
Luna Nightshade, Nathan Estrada, Franco Varga, Mascara Purpura, Sam Stackhouse, and Skylar Slice are scheduled for the On Tap Wrestling event in Brainerd, MN

Malik Mayfield and Devion Black are scheduled for the Texoma Pro Wrestling event in Sherman, TX

January 7th
Niles Plonk, Nigel Rabid, Miranda Gordy, Zac Zilla, Rodney Mack, and Ryan Davidson are scheduled for the Tomahawk Professional Wrestling event in Lufkin, TX

January 20th
Devion Black is scheduled for the Texoma Pro Wrestling event in Sherman, TX

January 21st
XWE Champion Kuda, Kansas Wrestling Alliance Women’s Champion Stormi Renee, and Blade [2nd] are scheduled for Xtreme Wrestling Entertainment's "Road to Glory" event in Salina, KS

Frankie Thomas vs. Adam Asher is scheduled for the Bayou Independent Wrestling event in Fountain Hill, AR. In other matches, BIW Southern Champion Angel Camacho defends against Tim Storm

January 22nd
Luke Langley vs. Pineapple Jack is scheduled for the Diamond State Wrestling event in Fayetteville, AR. Other scheduled matches include Murder, Inc. (Killbane & Justin James) vs. Vatos Kinda Locos (Tino Valentino & Eli Perez). Also scheduled to appear is Mr. Nasty, Xander Gold, Angel Camacho, Nigel Rabid and many more.

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

January 28th
Varik Vayne, J. D. Rebel, and The Psychotic Messengers (Maniac Mike & Malachi) are scheduled for the Knucklehead Championship Wrestling event in Paris, TX

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

BIW Southern Champion Angel Camacho defends against Adam Asher in a Lumberjack Match at the Bayou Independent Wrestling event in Vicksburg, MS

April 15th
Kai Fayden vs. Dimitri Alexandrov in a Fans Bring the Weapons Deathmatch is scheduled for the "Pawcade" event in New Albany, IN

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UPCOMING OUT OF STATE APPEARANCES
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

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.

December 10th

Rodney Mack will be hosting a seminar prior to the World Wrestling Xpress event in Hays, KS. If you’re interested in attending, contact the World Wrestling Xpress page or message WWX Boss on Facebook.

January 29th

Ricky Morton and EC3 will be hosting an NWA tryout/seminar at the School of Morton in Chuckey, TN. Message the School Of Morton Facebook page to reserve your spot


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
November 27th - Devlin Blanchard, Jimmy Youngblood, Johnny Mantell, Mr. B
November 28th - Brent Albright, Dane Griffin, Ernie Ladd, Urn Stokes
November 29th - Dutch Mantell, J. D., Jerry Lawler, Shae Connelly
November 30th - Boris Saarikoski, Damien Morte, Leroy Brown, Zac Taylor
December 1st - Dave Sullivan, Jason Jones, Karl Davis, Klondike Bill, Mike Gunns
December 2nd - Adrian Vega, Buck Moore, Gypsy Joe, Slam Shady, Terry Latham
December 3rd - Deadeye Dawson, Jonah Turk, Ray Candy, Steve Simpson


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