Andrade Reportedly Leaves WWE Less Than Two Years After His Return
Andrade’s WWE journey has taken another unexpected turn. Reports suggest that the talented Mexican superstar has parted ways with the company less than two year...
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Andrade’s WWE journey has taken another unexpected turn. Reports suggest that the talented Mexican superstar has parted ways with the company less than two year...
There’s a lot more to it than that. One of the biggest wrestling stories of the week has been the backstage altercation between Andrade El Idolo and Sammy Guevara at this week’s AEW TV taping. It is the latest physical altercation between AEW stars and comes after El Idolo made negative comments about Guevara in an interview on Mexican television. Now we know some more about the situation. According to Fightful Select, El Idolo was said to have been the aggressor and was at the taping for the sake of fighting Guevara. El Idolo reportedly threw punches at Guevara, who did not throw punches back. According to Wrestling Observer Radio and Fightful Select, this is why only El Idolo was sent home and not Guevara, who went on to get the pinfall in the show’s main event. The Observer had five accounts of the incident, none of which say that Guevara ever threw a punch, but one account did say he shoved El Idolo after being spun around. El Idolo is said to be doing this in an effort to get fir..
Yes, again. There are all kinds of stories in wrestling and ways to present a feud between stars. Some of the better ones have elements of real life issues built in, as they can allow for some great moments in front of the camera. That can also lead to some backstage issues though and that seems to have happened again between two stars who are not getting along at all. Earlier this month, AEW’s Andrade El Idolo and Sammy Guevara got into an argument on Twitter over an interview El Idolo did on Mexican television. Now, according to TMZ Sports, the two had a backstage altercation at this week’s AEW TV taping, resulting in El Idolo being sent home. This comes shortly after AEW President Tony Khan announced that El Idolo’s mask vs. career match against 10 had been pulled from Rampage. Opinion: I’m not sure where this is going to lead, but at some point there have to be some serious consequences for the people involved. We are just barely over a month removed from the big backstage brawl ..
Every little bit helps. The entire world has been turned upside down by the spread of the Coronavirus and there does not seem to be much hope as far as things getting better in the near future. While things will get better in the end, the situation is not exactly looking great at the moment. Little things can make the situation a bit easier, and now some wrestlers are doing their part. One of the major problems with the whole Coronavirus situations is the lack of personal protective equipment for healthcare workers. As a result, it can make checking those potentially infected with the virus that much more dangerous, meaning a diagnosis can be a little more difficult. That is where the wrestling industry can step in, using their own brand of skills. According to the BBC, Mexican wrestler El Hijo de Soberano is making and selling lucha libre themed face masks for use to help stop the spread of the Coronavirus. Sobreano has been using the same material that he uses to make wrestling att..
We have some sad news to report today. According to a report from Super Luchas, Mexican luchador Black Demon has passed away at the age of 39, due to complications from the Coronavirus. The report states that Black Demon, whose real name is Roberto Munoz Carrillo, passed away on April 13, 2020. While authorities have not confirmed his passing, his family has. Black Demon made his debut in 2009 and hailed from Mexicali. He worked the independent scene in Mexico, along the west coast of the country and won PPR’s Pendragón Rojo Cop in February. We at Wrestling Rumors extend our deepest condolences to the entire Carrillo family during this difficult time. Leave us a comment below, or post a comment on our Facebook page. Also, be sure to sign up for our newsletter. Follow @WrestleRumors The post First Coronavirus-Related Wrestling Death Confirmed appeared first on WrestlingRumors.net.
Andrade Almas and Zelina Vega are coming to Smackdown. The former NXT Champion and his business manager were featured in a video package during the Superstar Shakeup episode of Smackdown. Then WWE made it official in the following tweet. #ElIdolo @AndradeCienWWE and his business manager @Zelina_VegaWWE are heading to #SDLive! #SuperstarShakeup pic.twitter.com/CVsYBwi5lL — WWE (@WWE) April 18, 2018 After the announcement, Almas made the following statement on Twitter. El Idolo and La Muñeca have arrived!!! #SmackdownLive ------------ — Andrade Cien Almas (@AndradeCienWWE) April 18, 2018 Almas did appear in the 2018 Royal Rumble where he lasted almost thirty minutes but went back to NXT to defend his championship. He lost that title at NXT Takeover: New Orleans to Aleister Black. The Mexican Luchador has been with WWE since 2016 and before then predominantly wrestled for the Lucha Libre promotion CMLL. Vega has wrestled in the past and on some NXT house shows but she has not..
<p>TNA issued the following release regarding Lashley asking Donald <strong><a href="http://www.ringsidenews.com/tag/trump/" title="Trump">Trump</a></strong> to be in his corner at the July 2nd Slammiversary event:</p><p><em>Lashley <strong><a href="http://www.ringsidenews.com/tag/wants/" title="Wants">Wants</a></strong> President Trump In His Corner For Slammiversary on July 2</em></p><p><em><strong>FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE</strong></em></p><p><em>Nashville (June 23, 2017) – IMPACT Wrestling World Champion <strong><a href="http://www.ringsidenews.com/tag/bobby/" title="Bobby">Bobby</a></strong> Lashley made an unprecedented Presidential appeal on Thursday morning.</em></p><p><em>Via Twitter, Lashley (@fightbobby) asked President Donald Trump to be in his corner for his title defense at Slammiversary on July 2, when Lashley puts the gold on the line against Alberto El Patron.</em></p><p><em>El Patron earlier this week announced that his father, legendary Mexican wrestler Dos Caras, will be in his corner at Slammiversary.</em></p><p><em>Lashley asked Trump to join him at Slammiversary, which will be held on pay-per-view and filmed at the backlot of Universal Studios Florida in Orlando.</em></p><p><em>“Well, it looks like I need to find a cornerman for Slammiversary? @realDonaldTrump? It won’t be the 1sttime! #reallegend,” Lashley tweeted.</em></p><p><em>IMPACT Wrestling is waiting for an answer from Trump.</em></p><p><em>IMPACT Wrestling is a subsidiary of Anthem Sports & Entertainment Corp.</em></p>
<p>WWE announced the first four names for the July 13th and July 14th Mae Young Classic tournament. They wrote the following on their website:</p><p><em>Toni Storm is the first and reigning PROGRESS Women’s Champion in the United Kingdom. Already an eight-year veteran, Storm has carved out a reputation worldwide: Born in New Zealand, raised in Australia and based in the U.K., she wrestled in 13 countries before age 20, capturing championships along the way.</em></p><p><em>Lacey Evans, of Parris Island, S.C., is a familiar face to WWE Network subscribers. A newcomer inside the yellow ropes of NXT, Evans joined the WWE Performance Center in April 2016. Prior to pursuing sports-entertainment, she served in the U.S. Marine Corps for five years, including time spent as military police and a member of the Special Reactions Team, which is the Marine equivalent of a SWAT Team.</em></p><p><em>Sarah Logan is an NXT competitor and recruit at the Performance Center. She began her in-ring career on the U.S. independent scene in 2011, and quickly gained notoriety for her rough-and-tumble fights. She refined her skills in Japan under former WWE <strong><a href="http://www.ringsidenews.com/tag/light/" title="Light">Light</a></strong> Heavyweight Champion Taka Michinoku before signing with WWE in October 2016. Logan, who has also won Olympic powerlifting competitions, made her NXT TV debut earlier this year.</em></p><p><em>Princesa Sugehit, from Monterrey, brings 20 years’ experience to the Classic. Since turning professional in 1996, Sugehit has earned countless accolades while competing in her home country’s top organizations, CMLL and AAA. Not only that, but she has claimed the masks of numerous rivals over the year, which is considered the ultimate sign of triumph in <strong><a href="http://www.ringsidenews.com/tag/lucha/" title="lucha">lucha</a></strong> <strong><a href="http://www.ringsidenews.com/tag/libre/" title="libre">libre</a></strong>. She is also the current Mexican National Women’s Champion.</em></p><p>We revealed seventeen names the other day for the event, which you can read <a href="http://www.ringsidenews.com/2017/06/13/17-names-revealed-upcoming-mae-young-classic/">here</a>.</p>