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Brian Pillman Reportedly Got Elective Surgery To Get Out Of WCW PPV Main Event In the mid-90s, Brian Pillman started developing his “Loose Cannon” gimmick in which he was known for his unpredictable behavior. He used the gimmick in WCW, ECW and WWF, including working for all three promotions in the span of 18 months. Dave Meltzer brought up Pillman when discussing the recent death of actor Tiny Lister, who was also Zeus in WWF and Z-Gangsta in WCW. Lister was part of a Doomsday Cage match at WCW Uncensored in 1996 when he and seven other heels, including Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, and the D...

Kevin Hart’s Laugh Out Loud, sports journalist and podcast host Jemele Hill, discusses the need for more females of color in sports, Colin Kaepernick and returning to ESPN, and the 49’ers being her favorite NFL team. She also suggests a name change for the Cold As Balls podcast. With that said … the episode highlights include:  Jemele discussing the need for more females and females of color in sports (9:00) “… A lot of people of color don’t come from the kind of backgrounds where you can stay in a business that – maybe your first job you’re getting paid twenty thousand doll...

December 15, 2020 By Nick Perkins, ProWrestling.net Staffer (@WesternRebel) I haven’t watched Impact since long before they even stopped calling themselves TNA. I have somewhat remained caught up on the happenings in the company, thanks to the coverage from Dot Net and various Twitter posts but I can honestly say I haven’t watched an actual episode of Impact for five or more years. Probably more. I’m glad Impact exists, as it gives more wrestlers and behind the scenes people jobs. I fully support it for that reason. I’ve just never had the time, nor the desire, to add

Gina Carano Accuses The Press Of Running A Smear Campaign Against Her It’s been almost a week since Gina Carano was last in the news for her social media activity, so it almost comes as a surprise that six full days have passed without The Mandalorian‘s Cara Dune dominating the conversation for her latest Twitter antics, based on how regularly it’s been happening over the past few months. The actress certainly has her own opinions and is more than happy to share them with her online followers, even if her posts don’t always generate a positive reaction.

Her work on “Chicago” earned her a 1997 Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle awards. Reinking replicated its choreography in productions throughout the world — England, Australia, Austria, Sweden, the Netherlands and elsewhere. She was portrayed by Margaret Qualley in the recent FX series “Fosse/Verdon.” The musical’s revival was first done in a concert version at City Center’s “Encores” series in 1996 and then moved to Broadway, where in 2011 it became the second longest-running show in Broadway history. Credit: AP FILE - Ann Reinking holds her Tony Award for best chor...