Eddie Guerrero Trends On Twitter After He Was Called A B+ Player Posted By: Ben Jordan Kerin on Jul 25, 2021
Eddie Guerrero is no stranger to trending on Twitter even 16 years after his tragic death aged 38.
Normally the former WWE Champion trends around the time of his birthday or date of death, but in the last few hours he has been trending after a fan called him B+ player.
As you can imagine the comment caused a huge backlash with fans and wrestling talent defending the legacy of Guerrero.
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AEW Expands Seating For Dynamite At Arthur Ashe Stadium Posted By: Ben Jordan Kerin on Jul 24, 2021
The rumors of CM Punk and Daniel Bryan to AEW is doing some big business for the promotion.
AEW is set to debut on the September 22 Dynamite in Queens, New York, and have expanded sections in the stadium to accommodate more fans.
The Arthur Ashe Stadium will on that date now hold almost 19,000 people, with the potential to continue to expand.
The company has sold 16,500 tickets so far, which is extremely good news for the promotion. In comparison, WWE hasn t been able to do with the return of RAW and SmackDown to the road.
During the NJPW Wrestle Grand Slam event today there were a number of championships that changed hands.
- To begin with, Tory Yano lost the provisional NJPW King of Pro Wrestling 2021 trophy. Yano was eliminated by Chase Owens in a 22-man battle royal. This brings to an end Yano’s 201-day reign.
- The IWGP Jr Heavyweight Championship is now in the hands of Robbie Eagles after he defeated El Desperado. This is Eagles’ first reign with the championship.
- In tag action, new IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Champions were crowned, with Zack Sabre Jr and Taichi of Dangerous Tekkers defeating Tetsuya Naito and SANADA. The match was given a lot of air time and was a brilliant tag team showing.
You wouldn t know going off his appearance but Finn Balor has just turned 40.
In a recent interview back in February with SportsBible.com Balor discussed coming up to 40 and how he has no plans to retire anytime soon. It feels like just yesterday when I started in the business. For me it s all happened so fast and I ve had such a great time. Yeah, 40 in the summer - 20+ years in the business and [I ve] enjoyed every day. I feel better at 39 than I did at 29 so I m excited to see how the future s going to pan out. I ve still got the passion, still got the desire, still thankfully got my health. At 29 I was banged up; I was sore and I was tired. I didn t think I d make it to 39 in regards to wrestling in the ring.
PHOTO: Braun Strowman Spotted Attending A Recent Bare Knuckle FC Show Posted By: Ben Jordan Kerin on Jul 25, 2021
Former WWE Superstar Braun Strowman attended last Friday night’s Bare Knuckle FC event. A photo of Strowman was posted on the company s official Twitter page.
Strowman was released from WWE back in June and is currently sitting out a 90-day non-compete clause before he can sign elsewhere.
We recently reported WWE has shown some interest in bringing back Strowman with some in the company pushing for this to happen sooner rather than later.