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Chris Bey discussed the AEW and Impact Wrestling crossover, appearing for both Impact and NJPW on the same night and more in a new interview with Wrestling Headlines. You can check out the highlights and full video below: On appearing in both the NJPW Super J-Cup and on Impact Final Resolution on the same night: “A night of history man. A night of history indeed. It’s a weird world we live in. IT’s a great time in professional wrestling where people are able to show up on multiple platforms in one night. It creates more buzz…it gets the fans more interested and it makes the realm of ...

– Earlier this weekend, wrestler Fred Rosser shared a tweet revealing that he’s actually been turned down by AEW on two occasions. You can read his comments below. He also added that AEW wasn’t his end goal. The former WWE Superstar known as Darren Young wrote, “I get asked a lot why not @AEW? Well, I tried and I was told NOPE…NOT [once] but [twice] …besides AEW wasn’t my end goal it’s always been NJPW @njpw1972 No matter what, don’t ever get overwhelmed and decide to throw in the towel. I’ve still got a lot of work to do! #blockthehate”

Highs and Lows went well… so here we go again! As some expected going in, the Best of the Super Junior/World Tag League combined tour hasn’t churned out a stream of bangers… and with some of the higher profile indies in the US reducing their already-limited schedules, we’ve seen a bit of a slowdown. So, what’s out there to recommend from November? Hiromu Takahashi vs. Robbie Eagles from the 11/29 New Japan show was my pick of the bunch, with Eagles showing why so many were calling him the MVP of the Best of the Super Junior tournament, despite his fairly low standing.

NJPW Super J-Cup 2020 Review: Super Meh Cup *slaps roof of 2020 Super J-Cup* this bad boy can fit so many three-letter names in it ACH vs. ELP (NJPW) Less than twenty-four hours after NJPW crowned the winner of this year’s Best of the Super Juniors in Japan, they awarded the trophy and golden jacket to this year’s stateside Super J-Cup winner. The tournament lineup was pretty stacked, more inter-promotional than last year’s, and felt way more canonical than the average pandemic-era NJPW USA show. The winner, El Phantasmo for the second year in a row, was “controversial,” and...

The fallout of Impact's Winter is Coming show is the lead story in the new issue of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter. We look at how AEW is doing compared to Raw in different demos, the Sting interview this past week, how AEW's numbers for segments have risen as well as the biggest AEW quarters of this year. Also in this issue: Kenny Omega/Don Callis dynamic, the odes to the past they have copied in their angle, debut of Tony Khan as a television performer in the interview on Impact, how close Winter is Coming actually came to being No. 1 for the night on cable, Tony Schiavone's appearances ...