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Lana will appear in the next WWE Chronicle documentary
Lana, the star of Monday Night Raw is officially scheduled to appear in the WWE Chronicle documentary as announced by WWE.
WWE Chronicle will feature a detailed look at Lana and her life
He took to Twitter recently and revealed about the next edition of the show, which will focus on his journey to the WWE Survivor series.
She wrote:
“Hard work in the shadows doesn’t mean you can’t shine in the spotlight. So honored that the next issue of #WWEChronicle will feature my trip to #SurvivorSeries. @WWENetwork “
Check out the Tweet below:
Working hard in the shadows doesn’t mean you can’t shine in the spotlight. So honored that the next issue of #WWEChronicle will feature my trip to #SurvivorSeries. @WWENetwork
– CJ “Lana” Perry (@LanaWWE) November 12, 2020
The special documentary will air on WWE Network, the day before WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view, which is Saturday, November 21. The edit will see behind-the-scenes clips and more.
According to reports, “The Ravishing Russian” was supposed to get a “big boost” and become one of the best babyface in WWE’s women’s division.
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Now, as things progress, it is clear that she is turning her face and preparing for the next Survivor Series.
She became the fifth and final member of the Women’s Raw Team alongside WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions Nia Jax and Shayna Baszler, Mandy Rose and Dana Brooke.
They will face the Smackdown women’s team, of which only two members, Bianca Belair and Ruby Riott, have been determined.
The WWE Survivor Series is scheduled for Sunday, November 22 at WWE ThunderDome at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida.
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Wade Barrett served as a “remote correspondent” during WWE NXT on Wednesday night. Barrett explained during the show that he was not live on the show for a strange reason.
Barrett said: “I’m trapped in Dexter Lumis basement. Can you send help asap?” Wrestling Edge is asking The Boogeyman to save Wade Barrett, he will come looking for you!
Wrestling Inc. owner Raj Giri and Wrestling Observer owner Dave Meltzer discussed NXT and the quality of wrestling product today.
XAshleyAllen tweeted: “You’re right, NXT has the best fighting quality in current wrestling alongside NJPW.”
Raj Giri replied: “I have always cared three times for the quality of the matches. I am not going to convince my friends to watch Creed 2 because there is a 5 star fight. Let’s get back to the things that people care about. Sourcing of the hardcores will end the business. “
Dave Meltzer responded: “It has become a talking point for people who listen to people who are not paying attention. WWE has never cared about the quality of matches and it has declined. The non-WWE ones are the most popular in 20 years. Providing great matches has been key to that growth. “
“Big matches have never been the best in any combat sport when it comes to popularity, great personalities always have been. That said, big games have never been so important to the growth of the company and the talent itself. “
When asked if he was giving Giri a chance, Meltzer said: “It’s a chance for anyone who buys the idea, everything points to hardcores and that’s why it’s not popular. Because not everything is aimed at hardcores and some parts of the pre-pandemic business were growing. The sky is not falling, although some people want to say yes. “
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The Undertaker is a legend in the world of professional wrestling, having dedicated more than three decades of his life to the business. He was a mainstay during the ’90s in WWE and competed against several major stars including Bret Hart and many more. Undertaker’s WWE plans for 2021 have just been revealed.
During the latest episode of his Something To Wrestle podcast, Bruce Prichard spoke about WWE In Your House 6. During the conversation, Bruce Prichard revealed a canceled idea involving Kevin Nash and The Undertaker on In Your House 6.
The idea in question was eventually canceled due to the fact that it was “too dumb” to be a thing.
“I thought the game was a good game. Go back and watch it and it’s a decent match. They were telling a story. When you get to that story at the end, it was to get to the Undertaker story, now it will keep this Diesel one. That was the history of this party. What we didn’t do was actually Kevin Nash’s idea that I was so looking forward to, and I actually remember coming back with Vince and doing a second pitch, is that once the Undertaker pushes Diesel into the hole and draws Diesel underneath in the hole, that when Diesel reappeared, he had a gray streak in his hair. I thought, my gosh, that’s great. It was ruled to be too cheesy. “
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The Rock remains one of the most popular professional wrestlers the industry has ever seen, and his influence is still being felt in the business. He had many fights during his time as a young wrestler in WWE and faced many adversities. John Cena ranted about having to lose to The Rock.
After the last episode of “Young Rock” finished airing, Rare editor Jack Hunter recently took to Twitter and commented on the episode.
Teen @TheRock knocking out a kid at school for calling wrestling “fake” just made my night. Because you know what happened. #YoungRock
The Rock responded to Hunter, where he said he hit a boy with a hammer in elementary school and then knocked out someone in high school for calling pro wrestling “fake.”
Hi Jack, it sure happened. Twice. Monté drove a boy in elementary school. KO a kid in high school. He was suspended both times. I was wrong. But back in the 80s, my dad and all the fighters taught me to “protect the business” always. It’s what we did. #YoungRock
The episode also featured the underbelly of the professional wrestling business, especially the promoters. The Rock responded to a fan who mentioned this.
There was a hard / seedy belly in professional wrestling for decades and decades. It was what it was and you did your best to keep your head spinning in those shark infested waters.
Hi Jack, it sure happened.
Twice.
Monté drove a boy in elementary school.
KO a kid in high school.
He was suspended both times.
I was wrong.
But back in the 80s, my dad and all the fighters taught me to “protect the business” always. It’s what we did. #YoungRock https://t.co/sivjaCuNI6– Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) February 24, 2021
There was a hard / seedy belly in professional wrestling for decades and decades.
It was what it was and you did your best to keep your head in a spin in those shark infested waters 🦈 #YoungRock https://t.co/8K34kbn4k0– Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) February 24, 2021
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