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I'm Low-key/Loki even more-so than Thor's bro...
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Attitude Still on “Fuck It”
nigga is living his gimmick
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Random, but I met the og New Jack at an indy show last weekend
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New mfn Jack, thats awesome bro.
World Wrestling Entertainment has come to terms to acquire the rights and trademarks for the Wargames match from Major League Wrestling, PWInsider.com has confirmed with multiple WWE sources.
The Wargames' two ring, steel cage "Match Beyond" concept was originally created by Dusty Rhodes in 1987, debuting in July of that year for Jim Crockett Promotions. The dramatic, violent match become a beloved staple for the NWA and later, World Championship Wrestling after Turner Broadcasting purchased that promotion in late 1988. Wargames was utilized regularly by WCW, which branded the Fall Brawl PPV around it, until it shut down in March 2001, purchased by World Wrestling Entertainment at the end of the Monday Night War.
While WWE eventually released a "Best of War Games" DVD set, they did not keep the Wargames match concept active. That left the Wargames sitting, unofficially, in the public domain, as WWE never actually claimed its rights. Indeed, a pitch to revive the match concept eventually evolved into what is now known as the Elimination Chamber.
Enter Major League Wrestling. During the promotion's initial run, the promotion used the Wargames name and concept in 2003 featuring Terry Funk leading a team against Steve Corino's team in Fort Lauderdale. When MLW relaunched in 2007, they filed a trademark for War Games name, as they could lay claim to using it back in 2003 and there was no active trademark for it.
When WWE opted to revive the old concept for NXT in November 2017, they learned they could not trademark the name, as MLW had already done so. This led to WWE filing trademarks on a number of old WCW TV and PPV titles. With WWE using the Wargames name for the second time late last year, we are told by several WWE sources that they reached out to MLW and worked out a deal, acquiring it several months back.
As part of the deal, we are told MLW will not be using the concept or name going forward.
PWInsider.com first learned of WWE acquiring the Wargames rights a week ago and reached out to MLW's Court Bauer at that time. Bauer has not returned a request for comment. However, after being told of WWE acquiring the rights from a third WWE source this evening, PWInsider.com is going forward with our story.
The Wargames' two ring, steel cage "Match Beyond" concept was originally created by Dusty Rhodes in 1987, debuting in July of that year for Jim Crockett Promotions. The dramatic, violent match become a beloved staple for the NWA and later, World Championship Wrestling after Turner Broadcasting purchased that promotion in late 1988. Wargames was utilized regularly by WCW, which branded the Fall Brawl PPV around it, until it shut down in March 2001, purchased by World Wrestling Entertainment at the end of the Monday Night War.
While WWE eventually released a "Best of War Games" DVD set, they did not keep the Wargames match concept active. That left the Wargames sitting, unofficially, in the public domain, as WWE never actually claimed its rights. Indeed, a pitch to revive the match concept eventually evolved into what is now known as the Elimination Chamber.
Enter Major League Wrestling. During the promotion's initial run, the promotion used the Wargames name and concept in 2003 featuring Terry Funk leading a team against Steve Corino's team in Fort Lauderdale. When MLW relaunched in 2007, they filed a trademark for War Games name, as they could lay claim to using it back in 2003 and there was no active trademark for it.
When WWE opted to revive the old concept for NXT in November 2017, they learned they could not trademark the name, as MLW had already done so. This led to WWE filing trademarks on a number of old WCW TV and PPV titles. With WWE using the Wargames name for the second time late last year, we are told by several WWE sources that they reached out to MLW and worked out a deal, acquiring it several months back.
As part of the deal, we are told MLW will not be using the concept or name going forward.
PWInsider.com first learned of WWE acquiring the Wargames rights a week ago and reached out to MLW's Court Bauer at that time. Bauer has not returned a request for comment. However, after being told of WWE acquiring the rights from a third WWE source this evening, PWInsider.com is going forward with our story.
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Corey Graves smashing Carmella. Dudes wife aired it out
Amy Polinsky, the wife of retired WWE wrestler now a color commentator Corey Graves has taken to her social to reveal her husband is having an affair with former WWE SmackDown Women's Champion.
In an emotional posting Polinsky reveals that she has been through suicide attempts and alcoholism but stuck by Grave's side. She even noted that Carmella is a role model of her daughter.
"This may be totally below me to do but I’m hurt. I’m sad. I’ve put 11 years into supporting a man to accomplish his dream only for him to punch me in the gut! I’ve been through suicide attempts, alcoholism, among so much more with him and stuck by his side. The kicker is finding out that he’s been sleeping with one of my daughters role models all along. @carmellawwe and @wwegraves I hope you guys are happy. I really do!"
Since posting the above Instagram post, Graves responded and she posted it to her insta story.
Graves wrote, "I suggest taking that post down, because WWE is gonna sue you. I just got a call."
Amy Polinsky, the wife of retired WWE wrestler now a color commentator Corey Graves has taken to her social to reveal her husband is having an affair with former WWE SmackDown Women's Champion.
In an emotional posting Polinsky reveals that she has been through suicide attempts and alcoholism but stuck by Grave's side. She even noted that Carmella is a role model of her daughter.
"This may be totally below me to do but I’m hurt. I’m sad. I’ve put 11 years into supporting a man to accomplish his dream only for him to punch me in the gut! I’ve been through suicide attempts, alcoholism, among so much more with him and stuck by his side. The kicker is finding out that he’s been sleeping with one of my daughters role models all along. @carmellawwe and @wwegraves I hope you guys are happy. I really do!"
Since posting the above Instagram post, Graves responded and she posted it to her insta story.
Graves wrote, "I suggest taking that post down, because WWE is gonna sue you. I just got a call."
How WWE going to sue her, just own that you foul instead of trying to scare her.
willhustle
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Foul as shit if true. Somebody in upper management needs to make Corey Graves take some time off and get his house in order.
All it takes is one wrong move and WWE will give you them walking papers.
Carmella need a talking to as well
Mixed in with what happened with Naomi and whichever Uso she married too.
