-Kayla Braxton welcomes us to the show and she introduces us to her co-host, Paul Heyman. He is fantastic as it is fight week. He tells us again that he is a Jew and because of that he is the ultimate worrier. He does all the worrying and dealing with stress so that Roman Reigns doesn’t have to.
-Kayla tells Paul to sit this segment out as all he wants to do is talk about Roman. She is going to go through the other highlights from SmackDown and first she brings up The Mysterios challenging Roode and Ziggler for the Tag Titles. Heyman has no interest in the tag division because he has no money at stake there (I mean, he could here soon with a united Usos). He asks Kayla why she doesn’t wish Zoode and Ziggler good luck and then asks her is she has a thing for Dominick. “Is he your Papi?” Fantastic! Kayla just wants to see history made and quickly changes the subject to Bayley vs. Bianca for the SmackDown Women’s Title. Paul is beyond intrigued by this match as he
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Alex Kirilloff doesn t like to show off, always seems to deflect attention for his supernatural hitting ability. But he couldn t pass up this chance.
It came at Orioles FanFest one January in Baltimore, where Kirilloff and his dad happened across a batting cage where fans could take a few cuts against a pitching machine lobbing civilian fastballs, lower velocity but still with some zip. David Kirilloff didn t want to stop, but Alex begged him. Finally I said OK. He grabbed a bat and just started hitting. Contact after contact, the proud father recalled. People were stopping to watch. What? Come look at this.
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For his directorial feature film debut, Western Pennsylvania’s Nick Danko looked no further than his own backyard.
Danko’s “Red Woods” is a found footage film in the vein of “The Blair Witch Project” (minus the shaky-camera effect) that follows an urban explorer group as they tromp through abandoned houses in the woods. Much of it was filmed on Danko’s property in Lawrence County that borders McConnell’s Mill State Park.