Alabama at WrestleMania: From Paul Bearer to Bray Wyatt, the state’s biggest moments
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Alabama has its share of WrestleMania moments, with legends either born here or having passed through at some point, before they etched their names in WWE lore.
Icons like Paul Bearer and “Sensational” Sherri helped make the annual “Showcase of the Immortals” what it is today, the greatest annual pro wrestling spectacle in the world, with modern performers like Bray Wyatt and The Usos writing their own chapters.
WrestleMania 38 will take place as a two-night event on this Friday and Saturday at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fla. Following the merger of the WWE Network with Peacock, the pay-per-view will be the first major WWE event for which U.S. subscribers can only stream the event via Peacock’s WWE Network channel.
how much trouble could they be in? they could be indicted as well as, by the way, allen weisselbaum, who didn t even know he was a trustee. they didn t even follow the basic rules about running this nonprofit. and, remember, it wasn t donald s money. the money in this was essentially legal kickbacks from nbc, where he had his reality show, from the mcmahon family with the world wrestling organization. they re the ones who put the money into this, and that suggests the possibility that the reason trump never put money in it beyond his, you know, famous being cheap and not paying his bills, is that he wasn t paying any income tax, and therefore there was no tax value in making a gift. but these other people had income that was being taxed and therefore could take this as a deduction. well, trump may not have been able to. that s one of the things i hope comes out fairly soon is how much was donald trump reporting? we have very good reason to think that in the recent years, it was less
and honor all just financial obligations, particularly those involving taxes. well, this checkbook, as the attorney general for new york called it, is really a tax dodge, and it really fits right in with the article that the new york times wrote back at the beginning of october alleging that he had engaged in a pattern of tax schemes and even using the word fraud in their article. it s very troubling. you ve got trump university went under. you ve got allegations about the trump inauguration, the trump transition team, the trump administration, and the trump organization are all currently under investigation, suspected of wrongdoing. and here there just seem to be no grift too small or too big for him. you had the washington post writing about how $7 was donated by the foundation to the boy scouts at a time when don junior
basic rules about running this nonprofit. and, remember, it wasn t donald s money. the money in this was essentially legal kickbacks from nbc, where he had his reality show from the mcmahon family with the world wrestling organization. they re the ones who put the money into this, and that suggests the possibility that the reason trump never put money in it beyond his, you know, famous being cheap and not paying his bills, is that he wasn t paying any income tax, and therefore there was no tax value in making a gift. but these other people had income that was being taxed and therefore could take this as a deduction. well, trump may not have been able to. that s one of the things i hope comes out fairly soon is how much was donald trump reporting? we have very good reason to think that in the recent years, it was less than $500,000 a year because of a particular tax benefit that s public record that he got in new york year after year. wow. he loves to say how charitable