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Ask 411 Wrestling: Which Hardy Boy Had the Better Career? - Vimarsana News

Ask 411 Wrestling: Which Hardy Boy Had the Better Career?

Which of the two Hardy Boys has had the better career? Ryan Byers answers this and more in the latest Ask 411 Wrestling.

Ask 411 Wrestling: How Many Opponents Has John Cena Had? - Vimarsana News

Ask 411 Wrestling: How Many Opponents Has John Cena Had?

How many opponents has John Cena had? Ryan Byers answers that question and more in the latest Ask 411 Wrestling.

Several Wrestling Veterans React To Passing Of Ryan Sakoda - Vimarsana News

Several Wrestling Veterans React To Passing Of Ryan Sakoda

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Big Daddy V's Wife & Others' Brain Damage Cases Against WWE Turned Down By Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Big Daddy V's Wife & Others' Brain Damage Cases Against WWE Turned Down By Supreme Court

April 27, 2021 Wrestlers’ Lawsuit Against WWE Declined Of Hearing By Supreme Court ( Photo Credit – Getty image / Vince McMahon; Wikipedia / Big Daddy V ) Professional wrestling was never a risk-free profession and it never will. Speaking of WWE, we saw several wrestlers complaining of suffering major concussions while performing. Some reports even claim wrestlers suffering brain damage. Recently, a team of such wrestlers who suffered injuries like brain damage, along with late Big Daddy V’s wife urged the US Supreme Court to consider their lawsuits against the promotion. Advertisement ...

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Supreme Court declines to hear wrestlers' brain damage cases - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court declines to hear wrestlers' brain damage cases

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear the appeals of several former pro wrestlers who claimed in lawsuits that World Wrestling Entertainment failed to protect them from repeated head injuries that led to long-term brain damage.