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Steve said the weirdest shit ever was he was tryna smash this chick and her daughter recognized him from tv and it made the whole night awkward
 
I watched a video of him telling stories like that.. one story where he dated some chick.. and he’s super basic.. she thought he would be in a fancy car and he was just dressed normal in a vw beetle I think..

They have dinner.. and go back to his place.. she freaks out bc the “thinking chair” is there and she’s trying to smash on it but hes bugging out.. she’s super persistence..

He takes her home and she invites him in..

He’s goes in..

She lives w her mom and they now pitch him a kids tv show with balloons and shit.. he left
 
- Filmmaker Jon Bravo revealed tonight on Instagram that his video on the WFN investigation is 25 minutes long and will be released this Friday.

The video reportedly implicates Roman Reigns and 15 other current and former wrestlers as past customers of jailed steroids dealer Richard Rodriguez. Rodriguez and his company, Wellness Fitness Nutrition LLC (WFN), were accused of being involved in a distribution chain that imported goods from China, then manufactured illegal steroids in Arizona before distributing them out of the Miami area.

In an earlier interview, Rodriguez said that he implicated Reigns, as well as actors Mark Wahlberg and Josh Duhamel, as clients of his in order to get a better plea deal. Bravo later released a video apparently disclosing phone record and emails from Duhamel, and would present evidence on Reigns in a separate video.

You can see Bravo's post below, which includes a collage of photos of past and current WWE stars

 
After WWE announced plans to hold the first-ever Fabulous Moolah Memorial Battle Royal at Wrestlemania on 4/8 in New Orleans, there had been an upsurge of negative responses online to WWE's use the late Lillian Ellison's ringname. Following Ellison's death in 2010, a number of heinous allegations were made, regrding how Ellison allegedly treated trainees and female wrestlers in her troupe when she controlled the women's pro wrestling scene.

Today, WWE responded to the negative response, making the decision to drop Moolah's name from the Battle Royal. A statement issued by the company to PWInsider.com reads as follows:

"After further consideration, we believe it’s best to proceed with the name ‘WrestleMania Women’s Battle Royal.’ What remains most important is that this historic match is part of WWE’s unwavering commitment to the Women’s Division.”

PWInsider.com has been told that the online uproar led to Snickers, which is the corporate sponsor of Wrestlemania 34, contacting WWE about the issue. Snickers also released the following statement to WrestlingInc.com:
 
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Possible AJ injury at a live event


Owens/Zayn took on AJ/Nak and AJ was injured. Ref threw up the X. He had to be helped to the back.
 
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