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All Elite Wrestling has announced that Miro will speak on Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite on TNT. He will speak after attacking his former tag team partner Kip Sabian on last week’s show. "Miro is focused and has a goal in sight." - @PaulWight @ToBeMiro is focused on becoming a champion in #AEW & we'll hear from him TOMORROW NIGHT on the #BLOODandGUTS edition of #AEWDynamite at 8/7c on @tntdrama. Join us Live in Jacksonville - https://t.co/UN1cNj1kQqpic.twitter.com/yWbOSqjn9X — All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) May 4, 2021 Below is the updated lineup for the 2-hour BLOOD & GUTS special.

The WWE Extreme Rules pay-per-view will return in 2021. PWInsider is reporting that the annual Extreme Rules event will take place Sunday, July 18 from the ThunderDome inside the Yuengling Center. The event last year was branded 'The Horror Show at Extreme Rules.' Source: PWInsider

WWE Network Is Just 99p For Three Months In The United Kingdom Posted By: Ben Jordan Kerin on May 04, 2021 New subscribers of the WWE Network in the United Kingdom can take advantage of a great deal that is being offered by WWE. For a limited time only, WWE is offering three months of the WWE Network for just only 99p per month, a cool savings of £27. The subscription automatically renews for £9.99 per month after the offer expires unless you decide to cancel. You can take advantage of this deal if you are newly signing up* with an address in the United Kingdom.

A WWE Superfan Just Made The SmackDown Fist Set In His Basement Posted By: Ben Jordan Kerin on May 03, 2021 Standing over 4 feet tall, a WWE superfan by the name of TheKalClash has recreated the much loved SmackDown Fist set in his basement. The creator notes that the "F is mountable upon the WWE logo and scales well with the 6" WWE action figures figures.

Marie Lloyd in the early 1900s. Picture: Archant Library/Supplied - Credit: Archant Library/Supplied She was the queen of the music hall, one of the biggest stars in the land.  But when Marie Lloyd came to Norwich in the early 1900s she balked at being asked to adjust her behaviour and performance. At the time, women faced tremendous challenges carving a space for their careers especially in such a public role as an entertainer. The man inviting her to the city was Frederick William Fitt, who had some unwelcome words of advice for this much-loved entertainer. Frederick Fitt, the joint owner ...