As noted, Chris Jericho recently appeared on Q With Tom Power to promote his new book, “No Is A Four Letter Word.” In addition to the highlights from the interview that we posted earlier this week, below are some more notes from his appearance on the show. On Vince McMahon’s work ethic rubbing off on people and helping some succeed outside of WWE, such as The Rock, Batista and himself: “You talk about someone like The Rock who goes to Hollywood and it’s like, ‘This guy’s work-ethic is incredible! He’s the greatest in the crew, he buys presents for the catering ladies, he does all the press, he’s tireless.’ It’s…

Former WWE Superstar Ryback (The Big Guy) recently sounded off on the Enzo Amore/WWE situation on his Conversation With The Big Guy podcast. As The Big Guy explained, Amore was released by the company after being accused of raping Philomena Sheehan. “Enzo Amore is a very talented performer who is being accused of rape that happened last year somewhere in Arizona. It’s being investigated but no official charges have been filed. It is under investigation,” Ryback said. “He did not tell WWE about it, so eventually the girl went on social media and started tweeting some sh*t, and supposedly there’s conflicting reports where her friends said they were out all…

Sergio Perez claims to already have a few options lined up to return to F1 in 2022 if he is forced to sit out the 2021 season. Racing Point’s decision to recruit Sebastian Vettel for next year has left the talented Mexican out in the cold, with Red Bull his only chance – and a slim one at that – of remaining on the grid in 2021. Opportunities for Perez to race with Haas, Alfa Romeo or Williams next season were also briefly contemplated but never panned out. In a press conference with Mexican media on Monday streamed on YouTube, Perez revealed that he had already received offers for 2022.…

Online fast-fashion retailer ISawItFirst has launched its brand new ‘Curve’ range, offering “on-trend” styles to women sized 18-23. The ‘Curve’ offering features 198 styles and covers loungewear, faux leather trousers, chunky boots and coats. ISawItFirst explains that the range has been designed to catering to “every woman, no matter her body shape” as well as a chance for the brand to improve their “inclusivity and represent women of all shapes and sizes”. The fashion-forward collection will also be affordable, added ISawItFirst, with an average outfit costing less than 50 pounds. Lucy Ratcliffe, assistant buyer at ISawItFirst, said of the collection in a statement: “We really wanted our plus range to…