Nia Jax, one half of the WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions, went on tirade on Sunday, claiming that she’s “the black sheep/outcast” of her family and not Tamina.
Jax tweeted, “I’m so sick of trying to be humble and hold my tongue. It really be your own family that is quick to stab you in the back. People may not know, but @TaminaSnuka is loved and respected by fans and most importantly by our family! I am the black sheep/outcast, the embarrassment.”
In another tweet, Jax said she previously considered Tamina the only family member she could count on, but that was no longer the case.
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WrestleMania 37 last weekend saw the first WWE event with fans back in the arena since the lead up to last year’s WrestleMania. The show opened with Vince McMahon and the WWE roster involved in both nights of the show welcoming fans back for the first time in a year.
On the latest episode of WWE After the Bell, WWE commentator Corey Graves spoke about WrestleMania 37 and the differences from Saturday’s show to Sunday’s. Graves said being on commentary and experiencing Night One live was something different because of the first show with fans in over a year, but admitted that Night Two felt more like a traditional WrestleMania.
April 18, 2021
By Jason Powell, ProWrestling.net Editor (@prowrestlingnet)
-The voters were asked to choose which night of WrestleMania 37 was better. 85 percent of the voters selected Night One compared to just 15 percent for Night Two.
-Voters were also asked to choose the best match out of the matches that finished in the top three for each night. Sasha Banks vs. Bianca Belair for the Smackdown Women’s Championship won with 44 percent, edging out Roman Reigns vs. Edge vs. Daniel Bryan for the WWE Universal Championship with 43 percent. There was a big drop off to Seth Rollins vs. Cesaro in third place with nine percent of the vote.
The Infamous Stringdusters Cover The Cure, Phish, Pink Floyd & More At B Chord Brewing Company
Apr 18, 2021
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The Infamous Stringdusters continued their three-night stand at B Chord Brewing Company in Round Hill, Virginia on Saturday. The quintet delivered covers of The Cure, Phish, Pink Floyd and more for the second night of the run.
The Infamous Stringdusters dobro player
Andy Hall, banjoist
Travis Book and guitarist
Andy Falco got things underway with “Run To Heaven.” Falco sang lead on the tune which appears on The Dusters’ guest-filled 2016 album,
Ladies & Gentleman, before the band dropped into a delightfully dark jam ahead of the song’s conclusion. The quintet then got into some cover material beginning with Hal Ketchum’s “Travelin’ Teardrop Blues” (also covered by Del McCoury) and JJ Cale’s “After Midnight,” which featured a “Travelin’ Teardrop” reprise.
Apollo Crews Reveals Commander Azeez’s Background And Name For New Move
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New WWE Intercontinental Champion Apollo Crews appeared with his new muscle during a backstage segment on tonight’s SmackDown on FOX episode and confirmed that the big man is being called Commander Azeez.
As noted, Crews defeated Big E in a Nigerian Drum Fight to win the title during Night Two of WrestleMania 37. Crews got the win after Commander Azeez (fka Dabba-Kato, Babatunde Aiyegbusi) hit the ring and destroyed Big E.
Commander Azeez is the same name that WWE filed to trademark shortly before WrestleMania 37.