Click:Buy chlorine tablets on saleAlthough it was heartbreaking to learn that Nixon Newell has to miss out on the Mae Young Classic tournament on the WWE Network last year due to an injury, Newell has been competing for the NXT brand lately and she seems intent on finally making a name for herself in WWE. A major step relating to her future in the company has just been taken. WWE recently launched a brand new website for the Performance Center in Orlando, Florida, and the official roster page featuring the PC recruits shows that Newell’s ring name has officially been changed to Tegan Nox. Perhaps Nox will be able to…

After Dark Radio with Bryan Alvarez returns tonight with special guest GL Davies to talk his book, A Most Haunted House, plus various aspects of the paranormal. All of that plus calls, emails and tons more! A fun show as always so check it out~! Right click save Click Here: New Zealand Rugby Shop

WWE on Saturday announced Triple H vs. Undertaker of the main event at Super Show-Down which will emanate from the Melbourne Cricket Ground in East Melbourne, Australia, on October 6, and is billing it as, “the largest live event ever.” Other WWE Superstars advertised for the show include John Cena, Ronda Rousey, Roman Reigns, Daniel Bryan and Shane McMahon, among others. Shawn Michaels, who served as a special guest referee when Taker and HHH faced off at WrestleMania XXVIII, is also scheduled to attend. WWE posted a video of comment from Vince McMahon about the event:   Click Here: New Zealand Rugby Shop

Tonight’s show is from January 4, 2015, held in the Tokyo Dome. This is the first in a five part series looking at WrestleKingdom 9. The first match that aired (in full!) was the opening Junior tag team championship match, with reDragon defending their titles against the Forever Hooligans, Timesplitters, and the Young Bucks. This was a crazy match full of high spots and clever counters. There was one point in the match where everyone was doing big dives to the floor, with Kushida capping it off by doing a senton from the top rope to the floor, wiping out everyone on the outside. It’s one of those matches where…

Submitted by Troy Macumber Episode One – ACH beat Cedric Alexander. Very good match. One big missed spot by Cedric, but very entertaining. – Caprice Coleman beat Will Ferrera in a bit of a snoozer. Made him tap out, then Prince Nana gave both guys envelopes. Did a short promo being very vague and mysterious. – The Briscoes beat Kenny King and Rhett Titus. I think this was match of the night. Great performances by all as usual. Episode Two – War Machine beat Silas Young and Beer City Bruiser. War Machine looked pretty good, but just an average match. A couple missed spots in this one too. – We got…

We’re looking for reports on today’s WWE shows in London, England (Kevin Owens vs. Dean Ambrose for IC title, Kane vs. Big Show, Dolph Ziggler vs. Tyler Breeze), Barcelona, Spain (Roman Reigns vs. Bray Wyatt, Usos & Ryback vs. Braun Strowman & Luke Harper & Erick Rowan; Alberto Del Rio vs. Neville vs. King Barrett for U.S. title) and NXT in Jacksonville, FL.  Please email [email protected] BELLATOR TONIGHT FROM THE SCOTTRADE CENTER IN ST. LOUIS AT 9 P.M. ON SPIKE Justin Lawrence (146) vs. Emmanuel Sanchez (145.6) Bobby Lashley (239.5) vs. James Thompson (264) Michael Chandler (155.75) vs. David Rickels (155.75) Will Brooks (154.8) vs. Marcin Held (154.8) for the lightweight title Patricio Pitbull…

Vladimir Putin and Emmanuel Macron have questioned Donald Trump’s withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal and cancellation of the US-North Korea summit during a meeting in Russia. Talking to reporters in St Petersburg, where they will speak on Friday at an annual economic forum, the Russian and French leaders reiterated their support for the Iran deal after the US departure.  “I was personally assured that Iran is fulfilling all its obligations, so the question arises what grounds there were to exit this agreement,” Mr Putin said. “We welcome the efforts of Iran and Europe to preserve this deal, while understanding that it will be hard.” “Russia has never approved unilateral…

Ring of Honor announced on Wednesday that its 14th anniversary event in Las Vegas, which had already been slated as its first PPV show of 2016, will now be a full weekend. The company announced shows for Friday, 2/26 and Saturday, 2/27, at Sam’s Town Casino in Las Vegas. The PPV show will be on Friday followed by a television taping on Saturday. Tickets are currently on sale for both shows to Ringside Members, and go on sale to the public on Friday at 10 a.m. ROH’s next major PPV is Final Battle 2015 from the 2300 Arena (former ECW Arena) in Philadelphia, PA, on December 18 — their version of WrestleMania. This year’s main event features Jay Lethal defending the ROH World…

An American televangelist is appealing for donations to fund the purchase of a $54 million business jet, saying that if Jesus was still preaching he "wouldn’t be riding a donkey." Jesse Duplantis, 68, whose Christian ministry is based in Louisiana, made the appeal for a Dassault Falcon 7X jet in a video for his followers. Jesse Duplantis Ministries has already gone through three private planes, "burning them up for the Lord Jesus Christ," he said. "Now some people believe that preachers shouldn’t have jets," he said in the video. "I really believe that preachers oughta have and go on every available voice, every available outlet to get this gospel preached to the world."…

Breaking Ground Episode 5: Call It A Comeback Recap by Ryan Pike (@RyanNPike) Key Takeaway: A really unfocused episode of Breaking Ground, checking in with a lot of NXT personalities just to remind you that they exist, finishes off with three individuals getting raises from WWE executive Canyon Ceman and another getting released in the last scene of the episode. Show Recap: We quickly check in with a few loose ends from last episode. An absolutely gassed ZZ gets a stern lecture from Jason Albert about his conditioning and the need to push himself past his limits to improve. Meanwhile, Jason Jordan steps up and has a strong performance as…