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Wrestling superfan Vladimir Abouzeide is currently hospitalized. Tony Khan is apparently making arrangements for him to watch Double Or Nothing from his Hospital room.

Depends. Is she also tweeting in character stuff as well?

This looks like it could be interesting (havent gotten a chance to look at it yet):

Hornswoggle (Dylan Postl) wrote a autobiography called Life Is Short (and so am I) that's more interesting than you'd think.

I am glad that they're focusing on actual wrestlers again, for a time it was looking like a true crime show that just happened to involve wrestlers (ie, the Johnny K9 episode).

And after the funeral they can show The Beastmaster.

So Evil's new name is Naraku. That's,,actually a pretty cool name.

The best match I remember him being in was against,,Velveteen Dream. Yeah.

Everyone's talking about New Day as a tag team in AEW, but what about singles? I can see Kofi working well with guys like Orange Cassidy, Swerve, Kevin Knight, and even MJF.

I'm a big fan of Shawn Michaels, but him having only one foot touch the floor to win the 1995 Rumble arguably started all of that loophole abuse about both feet hitting the floor.

I can see New Day being part of some fun "party matches" in AEW.

To be fair, outside of Taker and Kane (and they had a certain something to them), "darker" characters have never really worked in the WWE (the likes of Mankind, Edge, and Christian got much more popular when they started acting more like themselves and less like horror movie characters), but that's no reason to fire them, just give them different characters or even better, let them just act like themselves. EDIT: Also, if this is true, then explain Danhausen.

Another interesting wrinkle in this situation is that the Roku channel has picked up next-day streaming rights for CW programming, including NXT (Roku Channel is free, so it's free whether you watch it on tv or stream the next day): https://finance.yahoo.com/sectors/technology/articles/cw-network-sets-partnership-roku-140000613.html

Yeah, as bland as a name like Lexis King is, it was picked by him as a tribute to his sisters, not the NXT name generator, though they still played up the fact that he's Pillman's son in the vignettes.

At least we still have Tatum Paxley.