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Sean Waltman Says Samoa Joe Is A Main Eventer Anywhere He Goes Posted By: Dustin on Apr 22, 2021 Sean Waltman commented about Samoa Joe's release from WWE on his podcast this week called  Pro Wrestling 4 Life. Waltman said that no matter where Joe ends up, he should be a main eventer talent.  “Yeah, [Samoa Joe] for sure,” Waltman said. “People are bummed out. I am too. The thing is this is Samoa Joe man. He’s a main eventer anywhere as far as I’m concerned, and it just opens up so many great possibilities. I’m looking forward to seeing where he ends up.”

It seems WWE has partnered with Crunchyroll on making a multi episode anime series. During the first-quarter 2021 earnings call, WWE President Nick Khan revealed that WWE has sold a multi-episode anime series to Crunchyroll. "As we continued to expand WWE's brand beyond the ring, we remain focused on developing the slate of original programming from WWE Studios. We sold a multi-episode anime series to Crunchyroll, which is now owned by Sony." Further details regarding information on the anime haven't been released yet.   They've sold an anime series to Crunchyroll, and A&E Biography did it...

Samoa Joe has finally spoken out to deny a longstanding myth that he suffered a broken tailbone at TNA Bound For Glory 2008. Joe posted to his Twitter account on Tuesday to deny the story that has circulated since the event that he suffered the injury after he landed on concrete steps after missing a big running dropkick. The spot was long cited by fans who said that Joe’s ringwork was never the same after. Joe had never commented on the story before now, and he noted that he didn’t because it became a “social experiment” for him. You can see his comments below:

Former WCW performer Steve McMichael diagnosed with ALS April 23, 2021 By Jason Powell, ProWrestling.net Editor (@prowrestlingnet) Former WCW wrestler and broadcaster Steve “Mongo” McMichael revealed that he has been diagnosed with ALS (a/k/a Lou Gehrig’s disease). McMichael, 63, told the Chicago Tribune that he was diagnosed three months ago. “I promise you, this epitaph that I’m going to have on me now? This ain’t ever how I envisioned this was going to end,” McMichael said. “What I used to be is the antithesis of what I am now. This is a humbling thing, brother.” Rea...

Speculation On WWE SummerSlam Locations Posted By: Dustin on Apr 22, 2021 WWE are looking to possibly head on the road for this years SummerSlam event, and below are the locations that they possibly could head to. WWE are looking to do it in Phoenix, Arizona, or somewhere in Texas as reported by PWInsider. At this time WWE haven't made up their minds on where SummerSlam may head this year, but they wish to be in a stadium with fans attending. Due to the pandemic they of course could be forced to possibly just hold it at the ThunderDome, but this is what WWE are hoping.