Tyson Fury Was Backstage At WWE WrestleMania Backlash Posted By: Ben Jordan Kerin on May 17, 2021
British Boxer Tyson Fury, who wrestled in WWE against Braun Strowman at the 2019 WWE Crown Jewel PPV event in Saudi Arabia was backstage at the Wrestlemania Backlash PPV last night.
Fury and his son Prince had a number of photos with the talent backstage.
Check out a photo of Prince with Vince McMahon below, click here to view more.
WWE is reportedly keen to do more business with Fury over the coming year.
Kenny Omega Loses Match At IMPACT Wrestling Under Siege Posted By: Ben Jordan Kerin on May 15, 2021
During tonight s IMPACT Under Siege event, IMPACT World Champion Kenny Omega and The Good Brothers went up against Eddie Edwards and IMPACT Tag Team Champions FinJuice from Skyway Studios in Nashville, Tennessee.
This match result saw Edwards, Robinson, and Finlay win the match.
Omega had a strong showing throughout.
Omega vs. Moose for the IMPACT World title will take take place at Against All Odds on June 12th.
IMPACT may be #UnderSiege but @TheEddieEdwards, @THEdavidfinlay and Juice Robinson just scored a HUGE victory in the war. pic.twitter.com/xHPYbM4otd
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Where is Keith Lee?
Lee’s last had a WWE match on the February 8 episode of Monday Night RAW when he defeated Matt Riddle. He was then scheduled to compete at the Elimination Chamber PPV on February 21 but was pulled at the last minute and has not been seen since.
Some speculate he is injured, others that there are creative issues.
Mike Johnson of PWInsider reported the following: I have never been able to get a full answer on what happened to him. I have been led to believe it’s more of a creative thing than an injury thing, and they just for whatever reason, I don’t know why, I don’t know what the full story is. Whether he just fell foul of Vince McMahon somehow, or there is something going on that they’re keeping close to the vest, which is always possible.
Ric Flair discussed was recently interviewed on Ariel Helwani’s MMA Show.
During the interview, he opened up about dealing with anxiety during his wrestling career: That was my job. I loved doing it, and I didn’t see it as work. But anxiety, I have wrestled matches where I couldn’t feel my hands. I had anxiety. I had what’s called agoraphobia for a while too, where I couldn’t get myself to leave the house. I was traveling with Arn Anderson, Kevin Sullivan, and somebody else, and we were in a small town where I was wrestling JYD. We rode around for the weekend, and I called Kevin to come down to my room. Kevin flew with me home. Then, for about a month, I would have a hard time driving out of my driveway and go into the airport to catch flights. I felt like if I wasn’t in my house or my backyard, I was lost. I could not attach myself to it. I was not having any fun. It is hard to explain, but wrestling when you can’t feel your hands, especially when I’m gonna do a