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Ryno Wrestling Review Episode 89: Unprotected Chair Shots, Fyter Fest, Heyman/Bischoff, Slammiversary Preview

Posted: 06 Jul 2019 05:00 AM PDT https://www.prowrestling.com/ryno-wrestling-review-episode-89-unprotected-chair-shots-fyter-fest-heyman-bischoff-slammiversary-preview/


Dan is joined by Wil Scoops Lewis and Jason Impact Calascibetta to recap an interesting AEW Fyter Fest weekend, talk the use of unprotected chair shots
in wrestling, and Impacts Slammiversary card.

The boys also cover a variety of WWE news, including Paul Heyman and Eric Bischoff taking commanding roles of RAW and Smackdown, last weeks RAW
actually being watchable, and WWE programming changing to a TV-14 rating. Listen here:

Play Episode 89

As always, feel free to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, I Heart Radio, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform.

Have a question or comment? Email us at rynowrestlingreview@gmail.com, and
well give you a shout-out on the show!

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NJPW G1 Climax Kicks Off Tonight in Dallas - 5 Tournament Matches, Okada vs Tanahashi, KENTA Debuts & More

Posted: 06 Jul 2019 04:57 AM PDT https://www.prowrestling.com/njpw-g1-climax-kicks-off-tonight-in-dallas-5-tournament-matches-okada-vs-tanahashi-kenta-debuts-more/


New Japan Pro-Wrestling returns to the United States this evening for the
start of the 2019 G1 Climax, bringing the most grueling tournament in pro wrestling history to the west for the very first time.

Tonights show will see five big singles matches from the A Block, headlined
by one of the greatest rivalries in the history of Japanese wrestling, as
IWGP Heavyweight Champion Kazuchika Okada faces off against The Ace Hiroshi Tanahashi one more time. These two could pump out five star performances in their sleep.

G1 Climax in Dallas kicks off at 6PM ET and will be broadcast on AXS TV in
the United States, as well as NJPW World internationally.

In another highly anticipated contest, the Golden Star Kota Ibushi takes on KENTA (the former Hideo Itami) in what could be a show-stealing
performance. KENTA has a whole lot to prove returning to Japan after such a disappointing run in WWE, but hell have to get through one of the top
wrestlers in the world and a potential front-runner to win the whole tournament.

Another key match to keep your eye on, IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Champion Will Ospreay has his first G1 Climax match ever, after demanding a spot in the tournament to prove the best junior in the world can hang with the best heavyweights on the planet. Hell be up against Suzuki-Guns big man Lance Archer, who will be looking to make a name for himself as his long-time tag team partner Davey Boy Smith Jr. has left the promotion, making him a
singles star once more.

Sanada and Zack Sabre Jr. square off in a battle of New Japans hottest
rising stars, and two of the hardest hitters collide as Bullet Clubs Bad
Luck Fale battles Los Ingobernables de Japans big EVIL, rounding out the
first five tournament matches of this years G1.

Also announced:

Jushin Thunder Liger, Toru Yano & Juice Robinson vs. Tetsuya Naito, Shingo Takagi & Bushi
Shota Umino & Tomohiro Ishii vs. Ren Narita & Jeff Cobb
Roppongi 3K vs. Guerrillas of Destiny
Yoshi-Hashi & Hirooki Goto vs. Jay White & Chase Owens


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Impact Wrestling Reveals Cold Open for This Sundays Slammiversary PPV

Posted: 06 Jul 2019 04:09 AM PDT https://www.prowrestling.com/impact-wrestling-reveals-cold-open-for-this-sundays-slammiversary-ppv/


Impact Wrestling has posted the cold open to this Sunday nights highly anticipated Slammiversary pay-per-view set to take place in Dallas, TX.
Check out the video below.

The following matches have been announced for Slammiversary:

Brian Cage vs. Michael Elgin for the Impact World Title
Rich Swann vs. Johnny Impact for the X-Division Title
Taya vs. Su Yung vs. Havok vs. Rosemary in a Monsters Ball for the
Knockouts Title
Sami Callihan vs Tessa Blanchard
Eddie Edwards vs. Killer Kross in a First Blood match
Moose vs. Rob Van Dam
Plus, The Rascalz challenge for the Impact World Tag Team Championships




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Impact Wrestling Results (7/5): The Rascalz Battle in Triple Threat, Final
Show Before Slammiversary

Posted: 06 Jul 2019 03:42 AM PDT https://www.prowrestling.com/impact-wrestling-results-7-5-the-rascalz-battle-in-triple-threat-final-show-before-slammiversary/


Impact Wrestling Results

July 5, 2019

Its the final show before Slammiversary!

TJP def. Ace Austin // Great opening match. They gave them proper time to work and Austin actually got to open up a bitch and show that he can
actually work. TJP got the win again with a kneebar submission, giving Ace
his second loss in Impact. This time he had two weeks to prepare, so hes
got no excuse.



Brian Cage and Michael Elgin lift a lot of weights in the gym. Elgin is in the best shape of his life going into the Slammiversary main event.

Kiera Hogan def. Madison Rayne // Another big win for the up-and-coming Hogan, who got a (somewhat) legit win after a superkick and the Fishermans Buster for a (somewhat) clean pin, albeit with Jordynne Grace being a distraction at ringside. Grace hits the ring after the match and Hogan immediately bails.

James Mitchell is having a very difficult time trying to keep Su Yung and Jessicka Havoc from killing each other. He tells them to find a way to band together because its the only way theyre taking the Knockouts Championship
back from Taya at Slammiversary.

THE ACTION CONTINUES ON THE NEXT PAGE >>>

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Retro Review: TNA Slammiversary 2005 - A Raven Becomes King

Posted: 05 Jul 2019 07:00 PM PDT https://www.prowrestling.com/retro-review-tna-slammiversary-2005-a-raven-becomes-king/


TNA Slammiversary

June 19, 2005

Orlando, FL

Slammiversary was created in 2005 to commemorate the three-year
anniversary of the very first TNA Wrestling event in June 2002. The weekly
TNA Impact series was a little over one year old at this point. Weve got AJ Styles coming in as the NWA World Heavyweight Champion defending in the
second ever King of the Mountain match, and Christopher Daniels defending
the X-Division Championship.

Don West and Mike Tenay are on commentary. Were informed that Jeff Jarrett has been pulled from tonights main event, after attacking Raven during the pre-show and getting into a physical altercation with a fan. Raven has
replaced him in the King of the Mountain.
DELIRIOUS vs. ZACK GOWEN vs. ELIX SKIPPER vs. JERELLE CLARK vs. THE AMAZING
RED vs. SHARK BOY

Its a 6-way match but only two men are legal at a time. Skipper has the
size advantage over everyone. Amazing Red lit him up with some quick
dropkicks and en enzuigiri to get things started. Clark tags in and gets
thrown with a headscissors and takes an enzuigiri as well. The one-legged Warrior tags in and gets dropkicked across the ring by Shark Boy.

Everybody starts brawling to the floor with Skipper doing a moonsault
through several guys. Gowen is next to fly but he gets dropkicked out of
the air by Delirious. Red flies instead with a beautiful corkscrew to the floor, taking out four people. They set up a Tower of Doom spot in the
corner with Skipper and Shark Boy suplexing Clark and Red, with Delirious
on top. Gowen out of nowhere with a springboard Shooting Star, but its
broken up.

Clark nearly murdered Red with a Teabag Driver that dropped him on his
head. Delirious just about decapitated everyone else with running knee
strikes all around the ring, but Shark Boy caught him with the Deep Sea
Drop! Shark Boy wins it! Shell yeah!

Its about as good as youd expect from an early X-Division match only given about 6 minutes to try and put 6 different guys over. To that end, they
more or less succeeded. Everyone had at least one memorable moment. Amazing
Red was the stand-out, and Shark Boy is pretty over with the Impact Zone
fans. Its a fun collection of moves, impressive athletics and acrobatics,
but not much more. 
Rating: 6.5/10


Abyss is seen backstage breaking glass with his bare hands. Im not an
expert, but I think somethings bothering that guy

Shocker is interviewed and fumbles with his words, calling himself the
best lucha libre star in the whole world right now. An incredibly young
Alex Shelley shows up looking like a member of NSync. He brags about being
able to do every style in the world, and slaps Shocker before heading out
to the ring.
ALEX SHELLEY vs. SHOCKER

This one kicks off with a great back-and-forth technical exchange, as
Shocker takes him down to the mat with a number of holds, but Shelley is
able to counter-grapple at every turn. They square up again, and again its
a 50/50 exchange. Shelley dodges a kick and brings him back to the mat
again, and this time gets a bit too cocky and offers the lucha star a free shot, mockingly kissing his boot.

Shocker with a headscissors takedown sending Shelley to the floor, and he follows with a big dropkick off the apron. It wasnt pretty, but it was certainly effective! Shocker with a body slam before heading up for a moonsault, but Shelley gets the knees up and rolls him into a nasty
submission, almost like a seated octopus stretch. He heads to the top
again, but Shocker dropkicks him out of the air and followed with a suicide dive out to the floor, connecting skull-to-skull.

The two go back to wrestling hold-for-hold rolling each other into about a hundred different pinning combinations. They had counters for everything.
In the end Shocker got the better of the exchange reversing a Magistral
cradle into a small package to win.

A pretty good technical match, albeit it one that might have gone on a bit
too long for what they had planned out. With the opener getting shafted on time, both probably could have benefited from switching this up. Im a
sucker for counter grappling, so I enjoyed it despite its flaws. Instead of picking up pace in the third act they slowed it back down, the final
sequence of counters may have gone on a bit too long, and the finish just
kind of happened with little to no fanfare. To be fair, the entire match happened with little to no fanfare. The rather unenthused crowd didnt help things much. 
Rating: 6.5/10


3Live Kru is hanging out backstage with Konnan questioning the loyalties
of B.G. James heading into tonights match with his old tag team partner,
The Outlaw. James rants for way too long about being 3Live Kru for life, or whatever, trying really hard not to be a middle-aged white dude from
Marietta, Georgia. I always forget how absurd this faction was.
RON KILLINGS vs. THE OUTLAW

We get this personal beef off to a raging start with asimple wrist lock
from The Outlaw, followed by an even more explosive side headlock. Killings eventually gets in a few shots and came off the top rope with a missile dropkick. Things spilled to the floor and The Outlaw screw it Billy Gunn throws his opponent into the barricade several times.

The rest of the match is a slow, unfortunately sloppy grind with Gunn controlling the action with somewhat generic offense. Shoulder tackles, headlocks, big boots, etc. In the last few seconds the two traded finisher attempts, with Gunn dodging a Scissors Kick and hitting the Fameasser, but Killings rolled him up for the win.

Meh. I wanted this to be good, because its Billy Gunn and R-Truth, but its
far too slow and Gunn looked like he was sleep-walking through spots. 
Rating: 3/10

Road Dogg rushes the ring with a steel chair, but he cant hit Gunn with
it. Konnan rushes the ring and goes after Gunn, who escapes, then gets into Doggs face screaming at him for not doing the right thing. So not only was
the match bad, but they didnt even resolve the angle built up for the PPV.


Scott DAmore cuts a long, insane promo about how great Canada is,
comparing himself to the great military generals like Hitler, Mussolini,
and Stalin. I wonder whos done more cocaine at this show, him or Don West.
THE NATURALS (ANDY DOUGLAS & CHASE STEVENS) (c) vs. TEAM CANADA (ERIC YOUNG
& PETEY WILLIAMS) FOR THE NWA WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS

DAmore leads Team Canada to ringside and stops to scream at the commentary
team for some reason. A good back and forth between Stevens and Young to
get started, before Douglas tags in and puts Williams in a modified
Cloverleaf. Petey looks so different with long hair

A distraction from DAmore lead to Team Canada double-teaming Chase Stevens
on the floor, before taking him back into the ring and beating the hell out
of him with quick, alternating tags. This went on forever. An absolute
mugging from the Canadians on this poor kid for well over five minutes. Not even a semblance of offense from the Naturals.

After an eternity Douglas goes outside and attacks the other members of
Team Canada, and finally gets the hot tag from his partner. He drops
Williams with a Full Nelson backbreaker, and in comes Stevens who is still alive somehow looking for a Tornado DDT, but Petey counters into a crazy
DDT.

All hell breaks loose and the Naturals hit Williams with the Natural
Disaster, but he apparently kicked out at two-and-three-quarters. The
camera completely blew the shot. They hit Young with the Natural Disaster
as well, but DAmore uses a hockey stick to blast one of them. In all of the chaos a random microphone gets rolled into the ring. Stevens blasts Young
with the microphone and makes the cover to retain the titles. Were told its
the legendary Jimmy Hart who is received as the secret enforcer for the champions, but again the camera totally blew it.

Not bad. The action was completely one-sided for an absurd amount of time,
like to the point where nobody would book a match that way without trying
to completely bury the champions? The retaining champions? I dont know.
Several sprints at the beginning and end were really good, but the pacing
was problematic and the cameras blew two back-to-back important spots
during the finish.
Rating: 6/10


Sean Waltman is interviewed backstage and looks stoned as hell. Hes asked
how he got himself in the main event, and claims to be a great backstage politician.

Mike Tenay goes crazy for the upcoming debut of Samoa Joe, who has been dominating Ring of Honor and will be wrestling his first match in a TNA
ring up next
SAMOA JOE vs. SONJAY DUTT

Joe with an enormous STO exploding out of the corner, dropping Dutt hard on
the back of his neck to kick this one off. He follows up with a few running kicks to the back of the head, before connecting with a knee strike, and a running boot in the corner that nearly knocked Dutt out cold. Its all Joe,
as he throws all his weight down with a running senton on his opponents
back.

Dutt gets a bit of momentum rolling with an enzuigiri in the corner, before flying off the top with a 450 splash. He tries for it again but lands on
his feet, running the ropes right into a snap powerslam from Joe. The
Samoan puts him on the top rope, connects with a jumping enzuigiri, and its Muscle Buster City, baby! Joe locks in a rear naked choke, and this one is over.

Dont let the rating fool you this is a great segment and an impressive TNA debut for Samoa Joe, who obviously go on to become one of the promotions biggest stars ever. I almost didnt give this a rating, but Dutt got in just enough action for it to be considered an actual, competitive wrestling
match. 
Rating: 5/10


Raven is hanging out in a staircase. He says hed rather hug a suicide
bomber than be his opponents tonight. Something about craters of
destructive glory, and a future paved with bloody kisses of pain, etc. Hes
got a charity of vengeance, and hes grinding the bones of his opponents
down to a powder, leaving their families with nothing. He calls himself a
human cancer, and the only way to stop him is to kill the host. Raven needs therapy.
BOBBY ROODE vs. LANCE HOYT

Holy crap, its Lance Archer.

The big man tosses Roode across the ring twice, before clotheslining him
over the top rope. He went out after him, but Scott DAmore clipped his
knees from behind and kicked him in the face. Come on, do your job, ref!

The Team Canada distractions are enough for Roode to stay in control for a
few minutes, keeping his opponent on the mat. Hoyt rallies back with big
right hands, but Roode nails him with a series of knee strikes right to the gut, before connecting with a big back suplex. Again he slows things down
with a few more suplexes, but Hoyt is ready for it this time and again
rallies with wild rights and lefts.

He hits a giant chokeslam before heading to the top rope, but of course
DAmore is there to distract him. Roode catches him with a nasty running jacknife powerbomb, and is pissed off when thats not enough. DAmore gives
him a hockey stick, but the referee takes it away and Hoyt levels him with
a lariat. He looks to put the match away, but of course DAmore is back again grabbing a hold of his ankle. Huge neckbreaker from Roode, and makes the cover to win.

After the match DAmore trashed Hoyt on the mic while Roode continued to
beat him down. To add insult to injury the chubby, hairy man removed his
shirt and got in a few shots of his own. Hoyt fought back and sent Roode
flying out of the ring, then dropped DAmore to maybe the biggest pop of the night. He went to the top rope and connected with a giant moonsault, then escaped the ring before the rest of Team Canada could get there.

They had a good match, but at this point the constant and blatant Scott
DAmore interference is starting to ruin the show. As Im typing this, hes
being stretchered out by at least a dozen members of security, taking up
even more time. 
Rating: 6/10


3Live Kru is back. Konnan hypes up the crowd, and Road Dogg does his usual shtick that everyone chants along with him.
KONAN & B.G. JAMES vs. JAMES STORM & CHRIS HARRIS

Konnan is absolutely jacked. He manages to beat up both opponents and
attacks them with one of his shoes. Harris hit a rolling elbow and tagged
in Storm, who took over momentarily with a series of big suplexes and power offense. Road Dogg tags in but suffers a similar fate as the Wildcats beat
on him with consistent tags and quick, straightforward offense.

Lets leap forward a few minutes, as the beating from Team Canada continues.
The Outlaw runs out mid-match and Konnan goes after him. The two fight up
the ramp leaving B.G. alone in the ring to deal with both of Americas Most Wanted. This ones over.

This felt like more of a TV segment than the big finale of a hot angle on
live pay-per-view. A nothing match with another ambiguous ending further teasing and stretching this out unnecessarily. If this was one of the
reasons you ordered the PPV, to see this angle finally play out, I feel bad
for you. 
Rating: 2.5/10

After the match things break down further between Konnan and B.G. James as Billy Gunn taunts them both from the entrance ramp. James throws his hands
up in the air and walks out on the other side of the building, as all three guys stare each other down.

CHRIS SABIN vs. MICHAEL SHANE vs. CHRISTOPHER DANIELS (c) FOR THE
X-DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP

Its all Daniels from the start as he lands a series of dropkicks to both
guys, hits a Flatliner on Sabin and rolls him into the Last Chancery. Shane makes the save and levels both with lariats, and dodges Sabin flying off
the top rope, taking out the champion instead. The action heads to the
floor and Daniels hits a split-legged moonsault off the ropes to the
outside, taking out Sabin, but Shane rolled him back into the ring and
nearly stole the title with a quick small package.

Shane continues to impress with a snap powerslam on Sabin, followed by a springboard leg drop. Daniels pulled him to the floor and threw him into
the ring post, and Sabin came flying over the ropes crashing through him.
In an incredible spot Sabin did a tilt-a-whirl DDT on one of them, bouncing
off the others chest.

Traci and Trinity randomly started fighting with each other. Sabin hits a Michinoku Driver and pins Shane to eliminate him from the match, because Daniels was too busy murdering Trinity with the Angels Wings to break it up.

Its down to two, and Daniels nearly kills Sabin with a Burning Hammer, but kicks out at two-and-a-half. Sabin bounced back with a headcissors into a
small package for two, and hit a springboard bulldog for another two.
Northern Lights suplex bridgetwo. Nothing he did could put away the
champion.

Daniels catches his opponent coming off the ropes with a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker. He motions for the Best Moonsault Ever, hits to the top and connects the move lives up to its name but somehow Sabin still gets his shoulder up before three. The challenger digs down deep with a springboard Flatliner out of nowhere. Daniels kicks the ropes out from under him, hits
the Angels Wings, and scores the win to retain the X-Division title. Really good match.

This was easily the best match of the night. The triple threat was a great
time with a lot of innovative, fast-paced offense, but the second half
singles match between Daniels and Sabin was even better. I could have done without the cheap interference, which is something Ive said a lot
throughout the show. 
Rating: 8/10


If youve never seen a King of the Mountain match, hold on to your horses, kids. So theres a small red cage. Wrestlers are ineligible to win until
they get a pinfall or submission on another competitor. Then they must
retrieve the title from an official, climb a ladder and hang it up to win.
If you get pinned or submit, you must spend a pre-determined amount of time locked in the penalty box
AJ STYLES vs. ABYSS vs. RAVEN vs. MONTY BROWN vs. SEAN WALTMAN IN A KING OF
THE MOUNTAIN MATCH FOR THE VACANT NWA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP

Its all-out chaos! Raven must spend the first three minutes in the penalty
box. Brown goes on a rampage blowing through everybody with lariats and shoulder tackles. He sent Waltman flying with a running knee to the back.
Brown goes blow for blow with Abyss as Raven hit the ring and ran right
into a chokeslam from the Monster. In all the madness Waltman was pinned,
and goes to the penalty box.

Styles reemerges after doing a great job of hiding the entire match. He springboards into the ring and sticks Abyss and Brown with a series of
corner splashes, but the later sends him flying into space with a big
Pounce. Raven covered him in the floor and the ref counted to three. Styles goes to the penalty box.

Raven blasts the two big guys with a trash can to the skull, and managed to knock down Monty Brown with lariats. Waltman is back and hes got a trash
can as well, but he runs right into a big boot from the Monster. The can
now has an X-Pac shaped dent in it. Abyss hits the Black Hole Slam on Brown
and covers him for three, sending him to the box as well.

Raven eats the Styles Clash, but for some reason Abyss breaks up the pin. Styles and Waltman put the Monster on a table and the Phenomenal One went
to the top rope, hitting the Spiral Tap through the table on the outside!
Wow!

Styles is the first to grab the NWA title belt and Waltman acts like hes
going to help him win the title but turns on him, hitting the X-Factor from
the top of a ladder. Everyone is now eligible. Ravens got a staple gun and plants a few in Waltmans head, but Waltman kicks him in the nuts and
stapled his unmentionables. Abyss hit the ring, but got stapled in the ding-dong as well.

It once again comes down to Waltman and Styles on top of a ladder, trading rights and lefts. Abyss pushes the ladder over and sends them both crashing
to the floor, Styles exploding through a table. Abyss started to climb but Monty Brown came out of nowhere to spear him through a table. Raven hits
the Even Flow DDT on Brown and throws him to the floor, begins his climb
and secures the NWA World Heavyweight Championship! We have a new champion!


Rating: 7.5/10

A bloody Raven poses on top of the ladder with the Ten Pounds of Gold
raised high in the air. Waltman screams obscenities as he limps up the
entrance ramp, staring down the new champion. Raven is barely alive and celebrates with the fans in the front row, bleeding all over everybody to
end the show.

FINAL THOUGHTS

Theres some good stuff on this show and certainly has some historical value
as the first ever Slammiversary, but its muddied with constant interference
and over-booking all over the card. DAmore was everywhere. The last two
matches saved the day, with a great X-Division title match and solid work
from the X-Division throughout the show. Joes debut is cool, but otherwise
the rest of the undercard feels largely unimportant.

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WWE Slam Crate Subscribers Havent Received Orders Since January Despite
Still Being Charged

Posted: 05 Jul 2019 06:15 PM PDT https://www.prowrestling.com/wwe-slam-crate-subscribers-havent-received-orders-since-january-despite-still-being-charged/


WWE Slam Crate, the officially licensed subscription service from
LootCrate, may be guilty of scamming its customers out of some serious cash.

A Reddit post from r/SquaredCircle user catslug666 first brought the issue
to light, claiming to be out nearly $100 after her last two WWE Slam Crates never arrived. Additionally, the last box she did receive, all the way back
in January, was missing an item as well as a poster that each crate is
supposed to contain, detailing each of the objects in that months crate.

The Reddit user also states that not only was the WrestleMania season Slam Crate never shipped, but it has now been deleted entirely from her account history after the estimated arrival date was pushed back multiple times.
The recent NXT crate, which was due to ship at the end of May, was also
never sent out.

This is clearly not an isolated incident. Dozens of others on Twitter have complained about not receiving the last two Slam Crates. With another
payment on the horizon for long-term subscribers, many have reached out to
both WWE and SlamCrate looking for help, but theres no word on anyone
having received an official response.

Many have asked the obvious question if theyre paying for something that
never arrives, why not unsubscribe? And while that has clearly been the frustrating solution for many former subscribers, there are many people who paid up front for a big discount on up to 3 or even 6 Slam Crates at a
time, especially with specials during the holiday season.

Those individuals will have shelled out upwards of $200 each for products theyre unlikely to ever receive, and at present time appear to have no one
to contact about the situation.

Anyone subscribe to Wwe slam crate??? Feel like I’m missing multiple
crates, yet they have no problem charging me on the day. Think it may be
time to cancel.

- The Chairman (@ChairmanSV) July 4, 2019



Hey @lootcrate any reason why the 2 month late Mania @WWE slam crate is not listed in my account anymore? What reason do you have for this?

- Brian Sargent (@negative4life) July 5, 2019



@AskLoot I still have yet to receive my WWE Slam Crate from May. The
website keeps pushing back the shipping date every week it seems. Is the
crate still happening? I see two crates now that were supposed to be
shipped by now. Im backed-up two Slam Crates.

- Thom Payer (@Thom_Payer) June 27, 2019



@lootcrate Getting beyond a joke now. Still waiting for Aprils WWE slam
crate. My next payment is due to come out so you will have taken 3 payments without me receiving a crate. Think its time to end this subscription

- Lee Clark (@Clarky2713) July 2, 2019



@AskLoot @lootcrate still havent received any word of the wwe slam crate
that was meant to be send late June, whats happening with them

- mikey (@IneedyourMikey) July 5, 2019



@lootcrate has way delayed the @WWE Slam Crate yet again for over 2 months
for the 3rd conservative time while charging it’s subscribers on time! I subscribed for my sons and fed up with this! @StephMcMahon or whom ever
handles these business partnerships needs to step in!

- Damian Vargas (aka Damian Dragon) (@STBDamianDragon) May 19, 2019



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Scott Dawson Lists Top Stars from AEW, ROH & NJPW in List of Tag Teams The Revival is Better Than

Posted: 05 Jul 2019 05:45 PM PDT https://www.prowrestling.com/scott-dawson-lists-top-stars-from-aew-roh-njpw-in-list-of-tag-teams-the-revival-is-better-than/


Scott Dawson, one half of WWE Raw Tag Team Champions The Revival, has made another incredibly bold claim on social media.

The champ simply wrote out a list of teams that he and Dash Wilder are
better than, including names like the Usos, the New Day, the Street
Profits, Heavy Machinery and the IIconics, among others.

But Dawsons claim of tag team dominance extended beyond just his
competition in WWE, name-dropping All Elite Wrestlings Young Bucks, Ring of Honors Briscoe brothers, and New Japan Pro-Wrestlings Guerrillas of Destiny.

FTR.

Better than the Hardys. Better than G.O.D. Better than IICONICS. Better
than Heavy Machinery. Better than The Briscoes.

- Scott Dawson (@ScottDawsonWWE) July 5, 2019



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New Impact World Tag Team Champions Crowned, Slammiversary Match Now in Question

Posted: 05 Jul 2019 05:30 PM PDT https://www.prowrestling.com/new-impact-world-tag-team-champions-crowned-slammiversary-match-now-in-question/


Ethan Page and Josh Alexander defeated Santana and Ortiz of LAX at tonights Impact Wrestling Bash at the Brewery special, to become the new Impact
World Tag Team Champions.

This victory for The North comes out of left field, as LAX has been heavily involved in a rivalry with The Rascalz building towards a title match at
this weekends Slammiversary pay-per-view. It also makes tonights episode of Impact Wrestling television a bit more awkward as it continues the build towards that highly anticipated championship match.

We have reached out to Impact for comment regarding the possibility of an injury forcing a change of plans, as well as the state of Sundays
advertised match for the Impact World Tag Team Championships.

BREAKING! #ANDNEW@OfficialEGO & @Walking_Weapon have defeated @SantanaLAX & @Ortiz5150 for the Tag Team Championships at #BashAtTheBrewery! pic.twitter.com/Z5jpdTIOyk

- IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) July 6, 2019



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