The Sanity vignettes that have been airing on NXT are for a new faction lead by Eric Young. It's Young, two indie guys, and a female. I'll post the photos tomorrow.
 
WWE and ROH trying get to buy TNA...actually hope it's sold to ROH, so WWE continues to have a competitor.
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WWE Bids For TNA
The New York Post posted an article on Billy Corgan trying to become the majority owner of TNA. Also mentioned in the article is WWE’s interest in buying the company. WWE and Sinclair Group have reportedly made bids for the company. Sinclair Group also owns Ring Of Honor. You can read the entire article here


Read more at http://www.wrestlezone.com/news/755...-interested-in-buying-tna#PCyS5zZbL0mv66Pe.99
 
10 Most Insane Wrestling Spots Of The Week (Sept 18)

Killshot survived the first ever Weapons of Mass Destruction match!

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7. Uranage For Nakamura
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4. Headscissors Off The Apron
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3. Death Valley Driver On A Ladder
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2. Reversing The Powerbomb
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1. Double Foot Stomp Off Ladder
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For the final spot from the Weapons of Mass Destruction Match on Lucha Underground, and the top spot of the week, Killshot's finishing move against Marty The Moth involved him stomping on his foe's chest while they were both scaling an exceptionally tall ladder. Marty crashed the table as Killshot landed on him because where else was he going to go?

Killshot defeated Marty and was able to retrieve the dog tags that were stolen from him. He even kicked Mariposa off of a ladder through a table that just missed this countdown because there was just so much content this week.
 
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The cameraman is crack up at Matt.:lol:

DELETE or DECAY: The Aftermath


Wrong gimmick.:roflmao2:
 
WWE 2K17 ALL DLC & Season Pass Details Revealed! Tatanka, Jacqueline, Sycho Sid & more!
Wednesday, September 21, 2016 - 21:05 WWE 2K17 Coverage
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2K has just announced new details regarding its upcoming DLC, Season Pass and Digital Deluxe Edition for WWE 2K17. The new content, which adds a new dose of WWE’s past and present into the vaunted WWE video game series, will begin releasing in fall 2016 and will continue to do so into 2017.

Regarding WWE 2K17’s DLC offerings
The upcoming WWE 2K17 downloadable content gives grappling gamers a new set of features and playable characters for the latest edition of the venerated WWE video game series.

This year’s WWE 2K17 DLC offerings include:

  • The Accelerator, available for a suggested price of $4.99, gives players instant access to all content within WWE 2K17’s VC purchasable section (excluding DLC), plus control over rankings and attributes for all playable in-game characters.
  • The Future Stars Pack, available for a suggested price of $8.99, adds Austin Aries, Karl Anderson, Luke Gallows, Mojo Rawley and Tye Dillinger to the playable roster.
  • The Hall of Fame Showcase, available for a suggested price of $9.99, allows players to recreate iconic battles from WWE history in their storied settings, including:
    • Cactus Jack & Diamond Dallas Page vs. The Fabulous Freebirds (Jimmy Garvin & Michael “P.S.” Hayes) (WCW Saturday Night 1992)
    • The Fabulous Freebirds (Buddy Roberts & Michael “P.S.” Hayes) vs. Kerry & Kevin Von Erich (WCCW 1986)
    • Ivory vs. Jacqueline (SmackDown 2000)
    • Sting (gold and black tights) vs. Ric Flair (Clash of Champions 1988)
    • Sting (n.W.o. Wolfpac ring gear) vs. Bret Hart (WCW Halloween Havoc 1998)
    • Papa Shango vs. The Godfather (Dream Match)
    • Big Boss Man (with Albert) vs. Big Show (Armageddon 1999)
  • The Legends Pack, available for a suggested price of $8.99, boosts the playable roster with a collection of WWE Legends, including Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake, Eddie Guerrero, Greg “The Hammer” Valentine, Sycho Sid and Tatanka.
  • MyPlayer Kick Start, available exclusively for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One for a suggested price of $9.99, gives players control over their created Superstar’s rankings and immediate access to all clothing which provides attribute boosts in MyCareer mode.
  • The New Moves Pack, available for a suggested price of $3.99, provides a new set of maneuvers for players to add to their virtual arsenals in WWE 2K17, including the Swingout Neckbreaker (made popular by current WWE Raw Women’s Champion Charlotte), the Elbro Drop (made popular by Zack Ryder), the Face Wash Combo (made popular by Samoa Joe) and the TJP Clutch (made popular by current WWE Cruiserweight Champion T.J. Perkins).
  • The NXT Enhancement Pack, available to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One players for a suggested price of $9.99, gives players access to Apollo Crews, Nia Jax and Shinsuke Nakamura as playable characters, and 50 percent more points at the NXT level in MyCareer. PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 gamers can still gain access to this trio of NXT Superstars by obtaining the NXT Legacy Pack, which will be available for a suggested price of $4.99.

Regarding WWE 2K17 Season Pass

Players can gain access to many of the popular WWE 2K17 DLC offerings at a reduced price by acquiring this year’s Season Pass. The Season Pass, which will be available for a suggested price of $29.99, will include the Accelerator, Future Stars Pack, Hall of Fame Showcase, Legends Pack and New Moves Pack.

Regarding WWE 2K17 Digital Deluxe Edition
2K also confirmed that a Digital Deluxe Edition of WWE 2K17 will be available via PlayStation Network and Xbox Live.

PlayStation 4 and Xbox One players can expect the following in the WWE 2K17 Digital Deluxe Edition, which is available for pre-order now for $89.99:

  • Copy of WWE 2K17
  • WWE 2K17 Season Pass
  • WWE 2K17 MyPlayer Kick Start (available immediately with pre-order purchase)
  • Goldberg Pack (access to two playable Bill Goldberg characters, as well as playable WCW Monday Nitro and Halloween Havoc arenas)
  • Theme (PlayStation 4 only; available immediately with pre-order purchase)
The WWE 2K17 Digital Deluxe Edition for PlayStation 3, which will be available for a suggested price of $79.99, will contain the following:

  • Copy of WWE 2K17
  • WWE 2K17 Season Pass
  • NXT Legacy Pack
 
WWE Interested In Signing Matt Hardy?

The BROKEN one may be coming in the spring
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TNA's BROKEN Matt Hardy is currently one of the most talked about characters in the wrestling world. Matt, his feud with brother Jeff and the 'Final Deletion' segments in TNA have been causing a real stir over these past six or so months and WWE higher-ups have been taking notice (the 'Delete' chants at recent WWE events clearly haven't been ignored).

According to the Wrestling Observer newsletter, WWE COO Triple H apparently wants Matt back in WWE once his contract expires next Spring. Hardy reportedly received feelers from Triple H/WWE through intermediaries but it remains to be seen whether or not he is interested in a return.

In TNA, Matt is given pretty much full creative control over his character and storylines and is allowed to make his own schedule. He's a popular act on the independent circuit and does well financially out of it. Given that several former WWE stars balked at the idea of returning to WWE for the brand split due to rumoured 'lowball' offers, it may not be in Matt's best interests to return.

WWE would likely want him to work a full-time schedule and would also want control over his character.

It should also be noted that Jeff Hardy's TNA contract expires in late February and he has expressed a desire to return to WWE for one final WrestleMania match, with his dream opponent being The Undertaker.

Will we see a final Hardy Boys reunion in WWE next year? Watch this space.
 
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Randy Orton Speaks On American Flag & National Anthem Controversies
Posted by Eric Lynch September 21, 2016 4 Comments


Randy Orton was on Twitter late last night after SmackDown went off the air. Orton, who was victorious over Eric Rowan in singles action on SmackDown, Tweeted about a story from North Carolina where a history teacher stomping on the American flag during a class.

Here is Orton’s exchange with a fan about the story, where the former WWE Champion said the teacher should be fired:

Suspends? Should fire his ass! https://t.co/dGV0WqSsq2

— Randy Orton (@RandyOrton) September 21, 2016

'Literally just a flag' wow. Loss for words https://t.co/mkLrgLEdBw

— Randy Orton (@RandyOrton) September 21, 2016

@RandyOrton @CBSNews black people are dying randy. Where's your anger for that?

— RawMe Malek (@googleafijian) September 21, 2016

Americans are dying. Pigment of skin doesn't matter. American people matter. https://t.co/MgUbMiPteM

— Randy Orton (@RandyOrton) September 21, 2016

Earlier this week, Orton was on Twitter late at night again to mix it up with a podcaster over the controversy surrounding professional athletes not standing for the National Anthem. In a Tweet sent out after RAW went off the air Monday night, Orton says he shakes his head at the athletes who don’t stand.

If you're sneering that it doesn't take courage to raise your fist during the anthem, then you're one of the reasons why it takes courage.

— Dave Zirin (@EdgeofSports) September 20, 2016

Sneering? More like shaking my head. Courage? Lol riiiight. Courage. Thats what it takes to stand up and fight, not raise a fist. https://t.co/DqQt11cNmS

— Randy Orton (@RandyOrton) September 20, 2016

While he has yet to be officially booked for a match, Randy Orton is expected to compete at SmackDown’s No Mercy pay-per-view on October 9th.
 
I expected the results from last night to be posted.
WWE Clash Of Champions 2016 aired live from Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, IN.

- The New Day (c) def. Luke Gallows & Karl Anderson: The New Day cut a promo before the match and say Gallows and Anderson don't have a chance at taking their Tag Team Titles tonight. Gallows drops Big E with a big boot at ringside after the bell but before the action starts in the ring. Anderson hits a running powerbomb on Kofi in the ring, then a flying knee in the corner. The heels work over The New Day in the opening minutes of the match until Kofi is able to get the hot tag to Big E. Big E hits a series of belly to belly suplexes on Anderson and gollows up with a big splash. Big E goes to spear Anderson off the apron, but Anderson blocks with a knee to the face. Big E comes right back with a Rock Bottom for a two count. Gallows gets the tag and they hit a Magic Killer on Big E, but Kofi breaks up the pin attempt. Kofi tags in, but leaps right into a spinebuster from Anderson for a 2 count. Gallows tags in and misses a big boot, but successfully hits a chokeslam then a superkick on Big E. They go for the Magic Killer on Kofi but he escapes. Kofi hits the Trouble In Paradise on Anderson and Big E hits the Big Ending, but Gallows breaks up the pin attempt there. Gallows and Big E brawl at ringside, then Kofi comes flying with a suicide dive on Gallows on the floor. Xavier nails Anderson with the trombone behind the referee's back, then Kofi and Big E hit the Midnight Hour on Anderson for the win.

- TJ Perkins (c) def. Brian Kendrick: Kendrick refuses to shake Perkins' hand early on. The ropes are purple for this match. Kendrick and Perkins go back and forth in the opening minutes with mat wrestling and offense in the corner. Perkins hits a neckbreaker but doesn't get all of it, then hits an atomic backbreaker for a two count. Perkins goes up top and hits a leaping hurricanrana that sends Kendrick flying over the top rope to the outside. Back in the ring, Kendrick goes for the Sliced Bread but Perkins escapes. Perkins hits a kick to the side of the head then attempts a 450 splash off the top, but Kendrick moves and goes for The Hook. Perkins escapes and gets Kendrick in a knee bar. Kendrick gets out and hits the Sliced Bread for a near-fall. Perkins escapes another Hook attempt and gets Kendrick in the knee bar for the win. After the match, Kendrick goes to shake Perkins' hand but then headbutts him down to the mat.

- Cesaro vs. Sheamus: Cesaro cuts a promo in the back before the match saying that he is both mentally and physically tougher than Sheamus. Cesaro starts things off with a bang after clotheslining Sheamus to the outside then hitting a splash off the apron. Back in the ring, Cesaro goes up top but Sheamus pushes him off and crotches him on the top rope. Sheamus hits an Irish Curse backbreaker and starts wearing down Cesaro on the mat. Sheamus hits a splash in the corner and a clothesline off the top for a near-fall. Cesaro comes back with a dropkick and a version of Rey Mysterio's 619. Cesaro hits a springboard elbow and goes for the Neutralizer, but Sheamus gets out and hits an Irish Curse backbreaker. Sheamus hits two more backbreakers for a near-fall. Sheamus follows up with a Texas Cloverleaf but Cesaro gets the ropes to break the hold. Sheamus hits another Irish Curse backbreaker and tries to follow up with a big boot, but Cesaro ducks and swings Sheamus. Cesaro gets Sheamus in the Sharpshooter but Sheamus reaches the ropes. Sheamus rolls outside and Cesaro drops him with a suicide dive. Cesaro lands really badly on his head on the floor. They roll back in the ring and Sheamus hits the big boot for a two count. Cesaro comes back with a big boot of his own, then a clothesline and the Neutralizer for another near-fall. Cesaro and Sheamus start trading right hands until Cesaro takes control with a series of uppercuts. They fight on the turnbuckle and Sheamus knocks Cesaro down the ringside floor. Sheamus goes up top and comes flying down with a clothesline on Cesaro on the floor. Sheamus hits the White Noise on Cesaro on the floor at ringside, then they brawl over the fan barricade into the crowd. The referee decides that the match should stop, and the bell rings. No official decision is announced. Sheamus and Cesaro are carried in different directions by officials while the crowd chants "let them fight."

- Chris Jericho def. Sami Zayn: After several minutes of back and forth action, things go to ringside and Zayn hits a moonsault off the fan barricade onto Y2J. Back in the ring, Jericho comes back with a flying back elbow off the top rope for a two count. Zayn hits some stiff chops to the chest of Jericho, but Jericho lifts him up and crotches him on the top rope. Jericho kicks Zayn to the outside, then follows him out and hits a vertical suplex on Zayn on the ringside floor. Back in the ring, Zayn counters a facebuster attempt and throws Jericho right back outside. Zayn hits a suicide dive on Jericho on the floor, then rolls him back in the ring for a splash off the top rope for a near-fall. Zayn hits a Michinoku Driver for another near-fall. Zayn escapes a Walls of Jericho attempt, but Jericho is able to hit a kick to the head that drops Zayn. Jericho starts slapping Zayn in the face and Zayn comes back with some slaps to the face of his own. Jericho drops him with an elbow and goes for the Lionsault, but Zayn blocks it with his knees. Zayn comes off the top with a tornado DDT and Jericho rolls outside. Zayn comes flying through the ropes and hits another tornado DDT on Jericho on the floor. Back in the ring, Jericho avoids a big boot, but then Zayn blocks a Codebreaker and hits a t-bone suplex into the corner. Jericho dodges another big boot and gets Zayn in the Walls of Jericho. Zayn gets out and hits the Blue Thunder Bomb for another near fall. Zayn picks up Jericho for another one, but Jericho stops him short and hits the Codebreaker for the win.

- Owens is backstage preparing for his match when he is approached by Mick Foley and Stephanie McMahon. Owens cuts a promo on them for giving him too many obstacles, and says he's going to prove tonight why Triple H made the right decision by choosing him to be the Universal Champion.

- Charlotte (c) def. Sasha Banks vs. Bayley: This Women's Championship match is a No DQ match. The competitors dish out evenly matched offense early on. Sasha takes control and hits running double knees on Charlotte in the corner, but she turns around into a t-bone suplex from Bayley. Dana drops Bayley on the apron from the outside, and Charlotte hits a kick to the back of Sasha that sends her into the turnbuckle. Charlotte keeps working the back of Sasha, until Bayley makes a comeback and hits a series of running elbows on both Charlotte and Sasha in the corners. Sasha hits the double knees on Charlotte and Bayley in the corner, then the double knees again on Bayley off the apron onto the ringside floor. Sasha and Charlotte trade chops at ringside, but when they get back in the ring Charlotte takes control with a backbreaker and a Rock Bottom. Bayley comes in and hits the belly to belly suplex on Charlotte out of nowhere for a near fall. Charlotte eventually gets both Bayley and Sasha down, then hits a moonsault off the top for a near-fall on Sasha then on Bayley. Sasha gets Charlotte in the Banks Statement but Dana Brooke breaks it up and pulls Charlotte outside. Bayley goes up top, but Charlotte knocks her down to ringside. Charlotte hits a big boot on Sasha, then Sasha comes back with the backstabber and the Banks Statement. Bayley breaks it up, then Sasha gets her in the Banks Statement too. Charlotte beaks that up with a boot to the face of Sasha. Charlotte hits a big boot on Bayley that sends her flying into Sasha, and Sasha falls down to the floor. Charlotte hits a second big boot on Bayley for the win.

- Roman Reigns (c) def. Rusev: Lana introduces Rusev before the match. Reigns' new catch phrase "Believe that" is on the big screen for his entrance. Reigns throws Rusev to the outside early on. Rusev rolls back in and Reigns sends him back outside with an uppercut. Reigns hits some right hands, but Rusev comes back with a spinning heel kick then starts pummeling on Reigns when he's down. Rusev hits a series of clotheslines, then throws Reigns into the ring post. Rusev beats down Reigns at ringside as the crowd chants "CM Punk." Rusev throws Reigns into the ring steps, then rolls him back in the ring for a two count. Rusev hits a dropkick, but Reigns comes back with a Samoan Drop. Reigns follows up with a series of clotheslines in the corner, then clotheslines the champion to the outside. Reigns throws Rusev into the ring steps, then rolls him back in the ring. Reigns goes for a Superman punch, but Rusev drops him with a pair of kicks. Rusev calls for the Accolade, but before he can lock it in Reigns jumps up and hits a Superman punch. Lana gets on the apron and distracts Reigns before he can hit another one, and Rusev drops Reigns with a superkick. Rusev goes for the Accolade but Reigns gets out and spears Rusev. Reings pins, but Lana pulls the referee out of the ring. The referee ejects Lana and she leaves. Reigns throws Rusev back out to ringside then hits a baseball slide kick and the Drive By. Reigns hits another Drive By where he lands on the announce table. Back in the ring, Reigns calls for the spear. Rusev stops him with a superkick then locks Reigns in the Accolade. Reigns stands up with Rusev on his back to break the hold, then spears Rusev for the win. Roman Reigns is now the new United States Champion.

- Kevin Owens (c) vs. Seth Rollins: Owens rolls outside as soon as the bell rings to buy some time. Rollins follows him out and whips Owens into the fan barricade. Back in the ring, Rollins stomps a mudhole in Owens in the corner. Owens rolls outside and Rollins hits a flying knee to the face off the apron on Owens. Back in the ring, Rollins hits a series of chops and a knee to the chest. Rollins hits some kicks, but Owens blocks one and drops the challenger with a DDT. Owens takes control of the match and keeps Rollins grounded with stomps to the head. Owens throws Rollins outside, then follows up with a flying elbow drop off the apron onto Rollins on the floor. Back in the ring, Owens hits a Senton Bomb for a two count. Owens whips Rollins into opposite turnbuckles then keeps him grounded with kicks. Rollins comes back with a Slingblade and a series of running forearm strikes in the corner. Rollins hits a backbreaker then dropkicks Owens to the outside. Rollins strips an announce table, but Owens rolls back in the ring. Rollins hits a superkick on Owens then goes for the Pedigree, ubt Owens gets out. Owens hits a kick to the knee of Rollins then a cannonball in the corner for a two count. Rollins hits a flying knee to the face, but Owens comes back with a superkick right away. Owens goes up top but Rollins hits him with a kick to the head once again. Rollins tries to superplex Owens off the turnbuckle, but Owens headbutts him off. Owens ends up hitting a fireman's carry gutbuster off the top, then a frogsplash off the top, for a two count. Owens takes Rollins outside and lays him on the Spanish announce table. Owens climbs on the English announce table, tells the referee to suck it, then goes for a Senton Bomb on Rollin through the Spanish announce table. Rollins moves out of the way and Owens crashes through the table by himself. Back in the ring, Rollins hits a flying kneed to the face off the top rope, then a frogsplash off the top for a near-fall. Jericho comes out to distract Rollins, and Rollins turns around into a powerbomb from Owens for a near-fall. Rollins throws Owens into Jericho, then knees Owens in the face. Rollins tells Owens to suck it then hits the Pedigree, but Jericho puts Owens foot on the rope to break the count. Owens goes for a pop up powerbomb on Rollins, but knocks the referee down inside. Rollins hits the Pedigree but there's no referee to count. Jericho hits the ring while the referee is still down and goes to work on Rollins. Rollins eventually throws Jericho outside then hits a suicide dive on him through the ropes. Rollins slides back in the ring, then hits a suicide dive on the opposite side of the ring onto Owens. Rollins throws Owens back in the ring and calls for another referee. Stephanie brings one out, and Rollins turns around right into a Pop Up Powerbomb. Owens pins Rollins for the win to retain his Universal Title.
 
Stephanie McMahon leaves WWE Clash of Champions with husband Triple H



Guessing they're going to be moving foward soon with the HHH Rollin feud soon.
 
Man, WWE needs too move all non BIG Four PPVS to Saturday nights. These BS PPVs are boring as fuck. Outside of the Cruiserweight title match and the Cesaro/Sheamus match which was surprisingly good, I found The Clash of Champions to be a boring show. Didn't even stay awake for the last two matches.
 
still dont know if this ending was work
watching it live i thought this was owen/ausitn situation and couldnt watch the replays
 
TNA Sale Latest - WWE In Firm Position To Buy?

How long have the negotiations been going on?


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As reported earlier, the clock is ticking on TNA making a deal that would allow it stay in business. If the company isn't sold to a financially healthy party by Friday, then it would be forced to cancel Sunday's Bound For Glory Pay-Per-View event and subsequent television tapings. Such a move would essentially be a death knell for the 14-year-old promotion.

While TNA President Billy Corgan has been considered the most likely candidate to purchase the company (and assume its debt), the immediacy of the situation has renewed the possibility of WWE purchasing the company. According to PWInsider's Mike Johnson, Dixie Carter - who, despite being out of power, is still the company's majority owner - has been in negotiations with WWE for the past five days.

A sale to WWE - an entity that, more than any other, can easily assume the financial responsibility associated with the purchase - would also spell the end for TNA. The sports entertainment giant is apparently only interested in TNA's video library and the contracts of select performers, meaning that the league would cease to exist as an independent entity.

Even if Corgan were to purchase the company, a planned rebranding likely wouldn't turn its fortunes around. According to Johnson, "the fuse on the TNA bomb is close to the end."
 
WWE should buy TNA and keep it as a WWE Network exclusive show. TNA has a following and Impact Wrestling fans who aren't signed up for WWE Network yet just might, to catch TNA.
 
WWE should buy TNA and keep it as a WWE Network exclusive show. TNA has a following and Impact Wrestling fans who aren't signed up for WWE Network yet just might, to catch TNA.

Kinda counter productive to run TNA shows while they have NXT doing the same thing as doing tv tapings from one venue and touring also. WWE only wants the library and a couple of their under contract talent. The library for guys like Styles, Joe, Roode, Sting, Angle, and even Booker T, to Nash would all be big for the network.

As for talent they would be interested in I could see them going after the Hardys. Broken Matt needs to go to ROH. He's not going to have the freedom with his character. EC3, Moose, and Drew McIntyre could go straight to main. Lashley will probably go to the indy circuit. I don't see him working a full schedule.
 
WWE 2K17 Entrances: AJ Styles, Nakamura, Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns, Ambrose & John Cena!



Nakamura entrance is all wrong.:smh:
 
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