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Posted: Sep 10th 2023 By: Compiled by Oklafan Staff

NEWS
Ricky Starks showcased on X the welts from his strap match against Bryan Danielson at “All Out”.

Bryan Danielson says his strap match at AEW’s “All Out” against Ricky Starks was filled with "smokes and mirrors" to protect his arm which he broke at “Forbidden Door” back in June. During the post-show press conference, Danielson said he got cleared by AEW medical personnel as well as a surgeon but he didn't really use the injured arm much, in fact, he never even threw a punch with it. Danielson was full of praise for Starks who he said carried him throughout the match. He noted that he heard people rave about him before and can confirm that he's a great worker. The two had never crossed paths in the ring before Sunday. It's unclear if Danielson is back in the ring full time now or this was just a one-time thing to fill in for C. M. Punk until he's fully healed. During the same press conference, AEW President Tony Khan hinted that we might see more of Danielson on Saturdays at “AEW Collision” because it fits his work/family life balance better. Danielson pulls double duty and also helps with creative for shows and recently Khan said that if something happens to him and has to leave the show in someone else's hands, he would pick Danielson.

On his “My World” podcast, Jeff Jarrett praised Bryan Danielson. He said “I think he is the very best storyteller in modern wrestling. I think he has a unique ability. I believe on last night's card (AEW All Out), it's the one match that people had no idea that it was going to have the impact on the night that it did. I can't say enough good things about it. He is an unbelievable storyteller, brutal straps and everything that goes with it, and you know, there was interference and whatever you want to get into it, but that place was rocking. They loved it and it was brutally hard, and I'm, you know, personally happy for (Ricky) Starks. Guys coming up in this business, you know, you look back on different careers, you know, I think Kurt (Angle) gave it to (John) Cena. Scott Hall gave me a match that, okay, okay. There's certain matches that you have with older veterans or guys that are already up on top that they're irreplaceable. I believe that match is irreplaceable in Ricky Starks' career. I think it will be. I think it's gonna stand the test of time like oh wow, and look at the circumstances that had happened. Had not all of the other set of circumstances happened, he'd never had this opportunity. So the grand weave, you never ever know what is gonna come down the pike next.”

Jeff Jarrett speaks highly of Tony Khan for the way he handled C. M. Punk‘s departure from AEW. On September 2nd, AEW announced that Punk’s contract had been terminated after he was involved in an incident backstage at “AEW All In”. Tony Khan then addressed the move on Saturday’s episode of “AEW Collision”. Speaking on his “My World” podcast, Jarrett shared his thoughts on the situation. “The reality of the situation, in my humble opinion, you’re asking me to make comments on a situation that, I really believe this, there’s only two people in the world that have full context,” Jarrett said. “I think some people will say, ‘I knew this, or I knew that.’ Well, you may, but you don’t know what Tony knows, and you don’t know what Phil (Punk) knows. You just don’t. Nobody does but them two.” Jarrett continued by noting that his father, legendary promoter Jerry Jarrett, would have handled the situation similarly by getting in front of it and being honest with the fans. “What would Jerry do? I would have to have more [information] to comment specifically on this. But in general purposes, the decision Tony made, big cajónes, hit it straight on” he said. He then detailed the way AEW and Tony Khan got out in front of the situation. “There were three things done,” Jarrett said. “There was the social media audiences, the discussion that was had in the United Center, there was obviously the television audience, and then there was the live audience. All of them were addressed head on. When I read that release, boy, it was as clear as a legal situation could possibly be. I do believe my old man would have completely been aligned with it, just because getting in front of it. That is sometimes such a hard pill to swallow. The easy one would have been, ‘Let’s wait til Monday.’ There’s multiple things you could have done, a reconciliation, a cooling-off period. We could talk about it until the cows come home, and it has been talked about over and over, it feels like, for months and months. But getting in front of things with a clear-cut decision made a absolutely was the right thing to do. It best for business. Your consumers, with the decision being made, we’re informed. This absolutely is a decision that, although you can’t define how many, but there’s a segment that goes, ‘Okay, I’m a Punk fan.’ But he made the decision, and it’s over. So he got in front of it. I just don’t think there’s downsides to that.”

On September 2nd, AEW announced that they had terminated the contract of C. M. Punk. Punk reportedly got into a physical altercation with Jack Perry at AEW’s “All In” pay-per-view in London, England. After an investigation, it was determined that Punk endangered innocent people backstage at AEW and Tony Khan said that he felt his life was threatened. AEW not only released a statement on Punk's termination, but Tony Khan addressed the live crowd in Chicago, IL and the viewing audience on “AEW Collision”. Speaking at “Starrcast”, Jim Ross was asked if he would have handled Punk's termination as AEW and Tony Khan did. "I don't have any idea. I don't have all the facts. Neither do you. Bottom line is, the show must go on. That's up to the young men and women tonight to get in a huddle and bust their ass for the greatest show that people never expected," said Ross. Ross also said that he expected AEW to have a great show with “All Out” as everyone steps up in light of what happened the previous week.

Eric Bischoff confessed his preference for the Sting/Darby Allin duo, noting that the two are in a mutually beneficial relationship where magic happens. "I thought it was pretty awesome. This is where my partiality comes in, because I admit I'm partial. I am very impressed with Sting," Bischoff said on the latest edition of his podcast “83 Weeks”. "He's only four years younger than me, and getting out there and doing the things he's doing...is it the 1992 Sting, 1993, or... whatever, from early 2000s? No, it's not. Neither of us are. But it's out there, keep doing it. The audience just loves him. So my bias and the fact that I think of, and respect, Steve Borden (Sting’s real name) so much probably weighs here. First point. Second point. I thought of Darby Allin, when I had my hands stuck to my back, and I said, 'What the fuck?' How does he do that? It's awesome'. It was one of the most physically and athletically awesome moments I've seen in this entire PPV because it's so fucking hard. How is that done? I'm not even sure I could walk down the stairs back with my hands tied to my back, let alone some of the things Darby Allin was doing. But it was crazy fun to watch. I've never seen anything like this. It caught my eye," Bischoff indicated. About the Sting and Allin team: "Oh my god, are you kidding me?" That's the beautiful thing. He was almost unconscious but that's what I love about Darby and Sting. Sting is boosting in Darby. He just does it. Darby is giving it back. It's a mutually beneficial relationship where both talents are better because of the other, and I love that. It's magical when it happens," Bischoff concluded.

According to the hosts of “Wrestling Observer” radio, Carlito has been under contract with WWE since July, despite not being used on TV. Carlito canceled all his independent wrestling appearances back in June.

Gunther is now the longest-reigning Intercontinental champion in the history of the WWE, with 455 days, surpassing Honky Tonk Man's record of 454 days. The Austrian Superstar now climbs the chart and is #4 on the combined total days, with Don Muraco, The Miz, and Pedro Morales the only ones ahead of him. The Honky Tonk Man won the title from Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat during an episode of Superstars of Wrestling in Buffalo, New York, which was taped on June 2, 1987. The episode aired the next day and WWE recognizes Honky Tonk's Man record as 453 days and not 454 since his win aired the following day. The impressive run then came to a very screeching halt at SummerSlam on August 29, 1988 when The Ultimate Warrior came running down Madison Square Garden and beat him in a matter of a few seconds. Warrior's reign lasted 216 days, losing it at WrestleMania V against Rick Rude. Gunther won the title on the June 10, 2022 episode of Smackdown from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, beating Ricochet. His most recent title defense was this past Monday against Chad Gable, a win which allowed him to surpass HTM's record.

The Honky Tonk Man posted on X saying he’s still “The Greatest IC Champion of All Time!”

SANADA posted a photo on Instagram with Gail Kim: “I’ve never seen any better female wrestler than yourself. You are the best that I have seen.” Click here to view the post.

Kevin Von Erich did a talk show Friday night in Dallas. One fan said that he really enjoyed it and the crowd was into it. He said the drawback was the host didn't know wrestling but that Kevin came off so likable and shined through.

There is a television news story on the NBC affiliate in Amarillo talking about Terry Funk's funeral. It's a very good piece because you can see just how revered he was in that city. To see the video, click here.

Tommy Dreamer reflected after attending Terry Funk’s funeral saying “Today I said goodbye to Terry Funk. The world was blessed to have you in our lives for as long as we did. You are the GOAT before the word was cool. I will love you #Forever”.

Richard Pierce had hernia surgery on September 1st. Oklafan wishes him a speedy recovery.

Top Dollar Bill had laminectomy back surgery on September 7th. Oklafan wishes him a speedy recovery.

Oklafan extends condolences to the family and friends of Adnan al-Kassie (aka General Adnan), who passed away September 6th at the age of 84. While he had been in poor health for some time, a specific cause of death is not known at the time of this writing. Kassie, whose real full name was Adnan bin Abdul Kareem Ahmed Alkaissy El Farthie, was born in Iraq and was a schoolmate of Saddam Hussein. He received a scholarship to play football at the University of Houston, but would transfer to the Oklahoma State University to compete as a wrestler, where he replaced Tim Woods (aka Mr. Wrestling) on the wrestling team. Ironically, he almost qualified for the US Olympic team, but was denied because he was not an American citizen. Kaissie would draw the attention of Leroy McGuirk and he made his debut in TSW in 1959 under the name Billy White Wolf. He competed in TSW for a brief time before moving up to the Pacific Northwest. By the early 1970s, he returned to Iraq to bring wrestling to the country at the request of Saddam Hussein. He beat Andre the Giant in 1971 and Bob Cook in 1972 and was incredibly popular, receiving gifts that included Mercedes Benzes, palaces, and money from the government. But he also overheard stories from his nephew that Hussein was simply using him and he began to fear for his life, returning to the United States (which he could do after marrying an American woman in the 1960s). In 1976, Adnan, still competing as Billy White Wolf, teamed with Jay Strongbow and defeated The Executioners and Nikolai Volkoff & Tor Kamata in a Triple Threat Tag Team Match for the vacant WWWF World Tag Team Titles. They would hold the belts for almost 8 months until being forced to vacate them when White Wolf was injured and required neck surgery. When White Wolf healed up, he made his way to the AWA, where he would spend most of the 1980s, serving in the role of a manager to talent such as Ken Patera, Jerry Blackwell, King Kong Brody, and many others. His primary goal was to find someone to capture the AWA World Title for him. Sadly, this was a goal that was never achieved. In 1990, Kaissie, now billed simply as General Adnan, joined Col. Mustafa (aka the Iron Sheik) and Sgt. Slaughter as the Triangle of Terror. Adnan and Mustafa would guide Slaughter to the WWF World Title, fulfilling in the WWF what he couldn't in the AWA. Their time in the WWF was brief and Adnan left after 1992. He would eventually retire fully in 1998 and he could be seen at various wrestling conventions or at the Hopkins Lions Club. While it is known that he started his career for Leroy McGuirk and, as Billy White Wolf, he was billed from Oklahoma, there are no documented card results in the state for him at the time of this writing.

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RECENT OUT OF STATE RESULTS
June 26th
The Mother Truckers (Big Rig Betty & Holly Swag) defeated Las Bandidas (Sylvia Sanchez & Vivian Rivera, w/ Sophia Lopez) at Women of Wrestling’s “WOW Superheroes - Light at the End of the Tunnel” event in Los Angeles, CA

MWA Heavyweight Champion Brian Blade defeated Van Johnson at the Midwest Wrestling Alliance event in Essex, IA

September 2nd
Jay Wesley & UGLY defeated J. T. Energy & Alvin Falcone at Absolute Pro Wrestling’s “APW 14: Showcase of Champions” event in Fort Dodge, IA

AEW World Trios Champions Billy Gunn & The Acclaimed (Anthony Bowens & Max Caster) defeated Angelo Parker, Daniel Garcia, & Matt Menard (w/ Jake Hager) in a 6-Man Tag Team Match at the “AEW Collision” event in Chicago, IL

Hashinosuke, Joji Otani, & Masao Orihara defeated Apex of Triangle Champions Kikutaro, Black Tiger, & Koju Takeda for the titles in a 6-Man Tag Team Match at the Mobius event in Tokyo, Japan

Breeze defeated Matthew Palmer and Dan the Dad in a 3-Way Match at The Wrestling Revolver’s “Redacted 4-Ever” pay-per-view event in Clive, IA

September 3rd
Ring of Honor World Television Champion Samoa Joe defeated Shane Taylor at AEW’s “All Out 2023” pay-per-view event in Chicago, IL. In other matches, Bryan Danielson defeated Ricky Starks in a No DQ Strap Match. During the “All 2023 - Zero Hour” pre-show, AEW World Trios Champions Billy Gunn & The Acclaimed (Anthony Bowens & Max Caster, w/ Dennis Rodman) defeated Jeff Jarrett, Jay Lethal, & Satnam Singh (w/ Karen Jarrett & Sonjay Dutt) in a 6-Man Tag Team Match; and Jake Hager was among the participants in the Over Budget Charity Battle Royal won by Adam Page.

September 4th
The Viking Raiders (Erik & Ivar, w/ Valhalla) defeated Drew McIntyre & Matt Riddle at the “WWE Monday Night RAW” event in Charlotte, NC

September 6th
Le Sex Gods (Sammy Guevara & Chris Jericho) defeated Aussie Open (Kyle Fletcher & Mark Davis) at the “AEW Dynamite” event in Indianapolis, IN. In a pre-telecast dark match, Johnny TV defeated Brandon Cutler (w/ Colt Cabana).

Penta el Zero Miedo (w/ Alex Abrahantes) defeated Jay Lethal (w/ Jeff Jarrett, Karen Jarrett, Satnam Singh, & Sonjay Dutt) in a quarterfinal match of the AEW World Title Grand Slam Eliminator Tournament at the “AEW Rampage” event in Indianapolis, IN. In other matches, The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson) defeated Angelo Parker & Matt Menard (w/ Jake Hager).

September 8th
AJ Styles defeated Jimmy Uso (w/ Paul Heyman) at the “WWE Friday Night SmackDown” event in Boston, MA

Kevin Owens, Sami Zayn, & Drew McIntyre (w/ Matt Riddle) defeated Jinder Mahal & Indus Sher (Sanga & Veer) in a 6-Man Tag Team Match at WWE’s “Superstar Spectacle 2023” event in Hyderabad, India. Earlier in the card, Indus Sher (Sanga & Veer, w/ Jinder Mahal) vs. Owens & Zayn ended in a No Contest.

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UPCOMING OKLAHOMA EVENTS
Buzzsaw Championship Wrestling
Friday, September 15th
The Jungle
121 W Harrison Rd
Guthrie, OK
Bell Time 5:30pm

Empire Championship Wrestling
Saturday, September 16th
The Aloha Backyard
3125 S. Bryant Ave.
Oklahoma City, OK
Bell Time 6pm

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UPCOMING OUT OF STATE EVENTS
September 10th
Erica is scheduled for the Combat Fights Unlimited event in Hillsborough, NJ

Inspire Pro Twin Dragon Champions The Camachos (Onix Camacho & Zarek Camacho) defend the titles against Superiority Complex (Exodus Prime & Stephen Wolf) at Inspire After Death’s “License to Death Wish 4” event in Austin, TX. Also scheduled to appear is Inspire Pro Pure Prestige Champion Dimitri Alexandrov, Ethan Price, and many more.

September 15th
Chavo Guerrero, Jr. is scheduled for Absolute Intense Wrestling’s “The J. T. Lightning Invitational Tournament 2023 - Night 1” pay-per-view event in Cleveland, OH

September 16th
Chavo Guerrero, Jr. is scheduled for Absolute Intense Wrestling’s “The J. T. Lightning Invitational Tournament 2023 - Night 2” pay-per-view event in Cleveland, OH

CCW Champion Tim Storm defends the title against Chris Masters at the Classic Championship Wrestling event in Fort Smith AR. Other scheduled matches include Brandon Groom vs. Nashoba. Also scheduled to appear is Brandon Warhawk and many more.

Mr. Nasty vs. Luke Langley is scheduled for the Diamond State Wrestling event in Rogers, AR. Other scheduled matches include Killbane vs. Pineapple Jack.

GCW Tag Team Champions The Stage Dive Mafia (Rook Tyler & Axel Savage) defend the titles against The Street Style Fight Academy (Zavian Zamora & Emanuel Fury) at the Gladiator Championship Wrestling event in Paris, AR

Dominik Whiteheart is scheduled for the Primitive Pro Wrestling event in Bedford, IN

SCP Champion Ryan Justice defends the title against Fuego del Sol and L. C. Mox in a Triple Threat Match at the Squared Circle Pro event in Lubbock, TX. Other scheduled matches include Skylar Slice vs. Reiza Clarke. Also scheduled to appear is Tino Valentino and many more.

TexPro Tag Team Champions The Gorilla Militia (Justin James & Big Sed), Rook Tyler, K. O. A. (Caine Carter & Devion Black), and The Psychotic Messengers (Tank Bryson & Malachi) are scheduled for Texoma Pro Wrestling’s “In Your Lodge” event in Sherman, TX

September 20th
Sammy Guevara vs. Chris Jericho is scheduled for the “AEW Dynamite - Grand Slam 2023” event in Flushing, NY

September 21st
Kody Lane vs. Mysterious Q is scheduled for New Texas Pro Wrestling’s “Texas Contenders Series #24 - Buzzsaw Bash” event in Houston, TX

September 22nd
Logan Knight, Tino Valentino, Violent V, and The Psychotic Messengers (Tank Bryson & Malachi, w/ Lucian Loveless) are scheduled for the Bomb City Fights event in Amarillo, TX

Dimitri Alexandrov is scheduled for the Lone Star Pro Wrestling event in Dallas, TX

TexPro Champion Edge Stone defends the title against Richard Holliday at Texoma Pro Wrestling’s “Dynasty” event in Sherman, TX. Also scheduled to appear is The Gorilla Militia (TexPro Oklahoma Champion & TexPro Texas Champion Franco D’Angelo & TexPro Tag Team Champions Justin James & Big Sed), The Von Erichs (Marshall Von Erich & Ross Von Erich), K. O. A. (Caine Carter & Devion Black), Fuego del Sol, Rook Tyler, and many more.

September 23rd
John Morrison is scheduled for Below Zero Wrestling’s “Summer Night’s Main Event” event in Fargo, ND

Stormi Renee vs. Mindy Grace in an AIWF Women’s Title Tournament Match is scheduled for the Heartland Championship Wrestling event in Wichita, KS

Devion Black is scheduled for the Metroplex Wrestling event in Bedford, TX

Fuego del Sol vs. Slim Seven is scheduled for the Texas Wrestling Cartel event in Corpus Christi, TX

September 24th
Kansas Wrestling Alliance Women’s Champion Stormi Renee and The Rebel Hearts (Christian Temple & Gun Metal Gray) are scheduled for the Heartland Championship Wrestling event in Wichita, KS

WCR Lonestar Champion Li’l Evil defends the title against Izzy James at the World Class Revolution & Waco Association of Wrestling event in Waco, TX. Also scheduled to appear is Devion Black and many more.

September 28th
Tank Bryson is scheduled for the Pro Wrestling Phoenix event in Omaha, NE

September 29th
Sgt. Slaughter and Tito Santana are scheduled for the Independent Superstars of Professional Wrestling event in Totowa, NJ

Barrett Brown vs. Sam Adonis is scheduled for the VIP Wrestling event in Haltom City, TX. Also scheduled to appear is Fuego del Sol and many more.

September 30th
Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre Mexican National Women’s Champion Reyna Isis defends the title against Angel Blue at the 360 Pro Wrestling event in Killeen, TX

Dimitri Alexandrov is scheduled for the American Academy of Pro Wrestling event in Austin, TX

Luke Langley vs. Kenny Alfonso is scheduled for Central States Wrestling’s “A Glitch in the Matrix” event in Lenexa, KS

Devion Black is scheduled for the Metroplex Wrestling event in Bedford, TX

Chavo Guerrero, Jr. & Camaro Jackson vs. Theo White & ZERO1 USA Heavyweight Champion Joey O’Riley is scheduled for the Pro Wrestling ZERO1 USA event in Clinton, IL

The Rock-N-Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson) vs. The Hart Foundation (Brian Pillman, Jr. & Davey Boy Smith, Jr., w/ Bret Hart) is scheduled for World Classic Big Time Wrestling's "Great Fall Bash 2 - Season of The Hitman" event in Chillicothe, OH. Also scheduled to appear are Barry Windham, Bobby Fulton, Bushwacker Luke, Demolition (Ax & Smash), Jim Duggan, Jimmy Garvin, Rikishi, Ronnie Garvin, Larry Zbyszko, Mickie James, Ted DiBiase, Tito Santana, and many more.

October 4th
TCW Champion Franco Varga and Luke Langley is scheduled for the Tri-States Wrestling event in Palmyra, MO

October 5th
TCW Champion Franco Varga and Luke Langley is scheduled for the Tri-States Wrestling event in Shelbina, MO

October 6th
Mick Foley and John Morrison are scheduled for the Big Time Wrestling event in Newark, CA

MWPW Trinity River Heritage Champion Damo McCullough defends the title against Brent McKenzie at the Mat War Pro Wrestling event in Fort Worth, TX

TCW Champion Franco Varga and Luke Langley is scheduled for the Tri-States Wrestling event in Chillicothe, MO

October 7th
Barrett Brown vs. Rhett Titus is scheduled for the Bayou Independent Wrestling event in Fountain Hill, AR

MSW Heavyweight Champion Sam Stackhouse defends the title against Luke Langley at the Mid-States Wrestling event in Harrison, AR. Other scheduled matches include Southern Heavyweight Champion Gary Roosevelt Gram vs. Southern Heavyweight Champion Matt Boyce (w/ Stephen E) in a Title Unification Ladder Match; and Toxic Masculinity (Johnny Dynamite & Johnny Lightning) vs. Tough Guy, Inc. (Bob Evans & Tim Hughes). Also scheduled to appear is MSW Tag Team Champions The Fraternity (Alan Jefferson & Cannonball Matthews), Jason Jones, and many more.

TCW Champion Franco Varga defends the title against Warhorse at the Tri-States Wrestling event in St. Joseph, MO

October 8th
TCW Champion Franco Varga and Luke Langley is scheduled for the Tri-States Wrestling event in Gladstone, MO

October 13th
Logan Knight, Violent V, and The Psychotic Messengers (Tank Bryson & Malachi, w/ Lucian Loveless) are scheduled for the Bomb City Fights event in Amarillo, TX

October 14th
Jason Simon vs. Skidz is scheduled for the Knucklehead Championship Wrestling event in Paris, TX. Also scheduled to appear is J. D. Rebel and many more.

October 21st
Giganto vs. Larry Huffer in a Trick or Treat Street Fight to become the inaugural EPCW Heavyweight Champion is scheduled for Elite Pride Championship Wrestling’s “Beastly Hallows” event in Wichita Falls, TX. Other scheduled matches include Drake Gallows vs. Punk Synister in a match to become the inaugural EPCW Texas X Champion; The Lunchador vs. K. J. Gold; and Brandon Warhawk & MLP vs. Jason Simon & Frankie Lee.

October 28th
NWA World Champion EC3 and Trevor Murdoch are scheduled for the “NWA Presents Samhain” event in Cleveland, OH

November 4th
Trevor Murdoch vs. Larry D in what is being billed as Larry’s last match ever is scheduled for Generation Next Pro Wrestling’s “Last Stand” event in Cynthiana, KY

November 11th
Chase Stevens vs. Cash Flo is scheduled for the Bayou Independent Wrestling event in Vicksburg, MS

Jason Jones is scheduled for the Mid-States Wrestling event in Springfield, MO

December 2nd
Ronnie Morton is scheduled for the New Life Championship Wrestling event in Paris, TX

Chavo Guerrero, Jr. and Tino Valentino are scheduled for Old School Wrestling’s “The Revival” event in Odessa, TX


2024
February 3rd
Ronnie Morton is scheduled for the New Life Championship Wrestling event in Paris, TX

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UPCOMING OUT OF STATE APPEARANCES
September 16th
Al Snow, Barry Windham, Bobby Fulton, Jimmy Valiant, Rikishi, Samu, Ted DiBiase, Tito Santana, Tony Atlas, Barry Horowitz, Bill Alfonso, The Blue Meanie, Charles Wright (AKA Kama Mustafa), David LaGreca, D’Lo Brown, Eric Bischoff, Gabby LaSpisa, Gary Michael Cappetta, Heidi Lee Morgan, Jackie Gayda, Jim Molineaux, Jimmy Deo, Jimmy Hart, Joel Gertner, John Skyler, Johnny Rodz, Jose Luis Rivera, Kurt Angle, Manny Fernandez, Mark Henry, Marty Jannetty, Max Moon (Paul Diamond), Mikey Whipwreck, Paul Roma, Rita Marie, Rob Van Dam, Ron Simmons (AKA Faarooq), Sabu, The Sandman, Scotty 2 Hotty, Sean Waltman, Shun Skywalker, Simon Gotch, Super Crazy, Tod Gordon, Virgil, and many more will be signing autographs at “Legends FanFest 2023” at The Historic Hamburg Fieldhouse in Hamburg, PA. For more info, go to LegendsFanFest.com.

September 23rd & 24th
Abdullah the Butcher and many more will be signing autographs at "Hamilton Comic Con" at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Mount Hope, Ontario, Canada. For more info, go to HamiltonComicCon.com.

September 30th
Afa, Scott Steiner, Sgt. Slaughter, Afa, Jr. Crowbar, Danny Doring, David Penzer, Doink the Clown (Ray Apollo), Duke Drose, Ernest Miller, Francine, Glacier, Jacqueline, Justin Credible, Kevin Kelly, Kevin Nash, Lex Luger, Little Guido, Marty Jannetty, Mikey Whipwreck, Miss Kitty, Mr. Hughes, The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs & Jerry Sags), P. N. News, Roadkill, Ron Simmons, Super Crazy, T. L. Hopper, Tatanka, Team 3D (Bully Ray & Brother D-Von), and many more will be signing autographs at “90s Wrestling Con” at the Rockaway Townsquare Mall in Rockaway Township, NJ. For more info, go to 90sWrestlingCon.com.

Barry Windham, Bobby Fulton, Bushwacker Luke, Demolition (Ax & Smash), Jim Duggan, Jimmy Garvin, Rikishi, Ronnie Garvin, Larry Zbyszko, Mickie James, The Rock-N-Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson), Ted DiBiase, Tito Santana, Austin Idol, The Boogeyman, Booker T, Brian Pillman, Jr., Bret Hart, Davey Boy Smith, Jr., Gangrel, Haku, Jarron Fulton, Mark Henry, Matt Cardona, Mike Rotunda, Nick Aldis, The Nation of Domination (D'Lo Brown & Kama Mustafa), Tommy Rich, Tugboat, Tully Blanchard, and many more will be signing autographs from 12pm to 5pm at "The Great Fall Bash 2: Season of the Hitman Fan Fest" at the OUC Shoemake Center in Chillicothe, OH prior to the World Classic Professional Big Time Wrestling event held later in the evening.

October 12th
Sting, F. T. R. (Dax Harwood & Cash Wheeler), Jamie Hayter, and many more will be signing autographs at “New York Comic Con” at the Javits Center in New York, NY. For more info, go to NewYorkComicCon.com.

October 13th
Sting, F. T. R. (Dax Harwood & Cash Wheeler), Jamie Hayter, M. J. F., and many more will be signing autographs at “New York Comic Con” at the Javits Center in New York, NY. For more info, go to NewYorkComicCon.com.

October 14th
Sting, F. T. R. (Dax Harwood & Cash Wheeler), Jamie Hayter, and many more will be signing autographs at “New York Comic Con” at the Javits Center in New York, NY. For more info, go to NewYorkComicCon.com.

October 15th
Sting, F. T. R. (Dax Harwood & Cash Wheeler), Jamie Hayter, and many more will be signing autographs at “New York Comic Con” at the Javits Center in New York, NY. For more info, go to NewYorkComicCon.com.

December 1st through 3rd
Mick Foley will be signing autographs at “GalaxyCon Columbus” at the Greater Columbus Convention Center in Columbus, OH. For more info, go to GalaxyCon.com/Pages/GalaxyCon-Columbus.

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UPCOMING BIRTHDAYS
September 10th - Kool Ade, Les Mayne, Mr. Wrestling II, Trevor Murdoch, Vivian St. John
September 11th - Summer Thunder, Vic Nichols
September 12th - Adrian Dell, American Anarchy, Animal, Bash, Bob Kenaston, Bounty Hunter, Danni Bee, N’Zane Lee Happy, Tego
September 13th - Angelina Love, Danny Little Bear, K. P. Moore
September 14th - Bernie D, Eddie LeVaughn, Kelsie Mae, Lunatic Lennie, Waddy Young
September 15th - Korvin Sage, Spoiler 2000
September 16th - None

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