Former Pro Wrestling NOAH Star Signing With WWE?
There’s now speculation on Japanese pro wrestler Hideki Suzuki possibly signing with WWE.
Tokyo Sports reports that Suzuki was recently spotted at the international terminal of the Hadena Airport in Tokyo, Japan, with a one-way ticket to the United States.
Suzuki worked as a guest coach for the WWE Performance Center in January/February 2020. It’s now rumored that Suzuki is headed back to work for WWE, this time for a permanent role.
Suzuki made his pro wrestling debut back in 2008 and was trained by the legendary Billy Robinson, among others. He has worked for several Japanese promotions, including All Japan Pro Wrestling, Pro Wrestling NOAH, Wrestle-1, Big Japan, Inoki Genome Federation, and Pro Wrestling Zero1, among others. He was named the MVP Wrestler in the 2017 Japan Indie Wrestling Awards.
The Virginian-Pilot Five years ago, Winsome E. Sears was a Republican on the rise. In her first run for office, the Regent University graduate, student and former Marine stunned pundits, ending a political dynasty by defeating Norfolk Del. Billy Robinson Jr. Sears was hailed as the first black Republican woman ever elected to the General Assembly, also the first foreign-born woman and first female military veteran. After one term in Richmond, Sears decided against seeking re-election. Her daughters were still in high . . .
Sears, who unseated Norfolk Del. Billy Robinson Jr. in her first run for office about 20 years ago, is vying for her party’s nomination in the lieutenant governor’s race.
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Sarah and Ted Ponsonby release first album together Posted: 10:35 am December 10, 2020
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Ted and Sarah teamed up during lockdown to record ‘Brakin’ Trad’, a collection of mainly self-penned songs.
The father and daughter duo have played together on countless occasions over the years but the past nine months provided them with the time and opportunity to do something they’ve both always wanted to do.
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“With my studies and dad always gigging, we never had the time,” said Sarah.
“But when the first lockdown came, it was the perfect opportunity to fulfil what has been a lifelong dream. The pandemic suddenly cleared both our calendars and we just decided to start writing music. We have a little studio at the back of the house where dad would have worked with various artists and between us we made the decision to start recording an album.”