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WWE banned these 5 dangerous wrestling moves after seeing talent seriously injured (opens the original)
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Getting injured is all part and parcel of being a wrestler and over the years, we’ve seen WWE stars suffer some truly awful mishaps. From the likes of Triple H tearing his quads, Mick Foley ticking off almost every injury possible, and retirement inducing neck injuries to the likes of Edge and Kurt Angle, it’s safe to say things can and do go wrong in WWE. Of course, things are a lot safer now than they used to be. While we might see more high flyers in the modern era, there’s also a limitation
WWE's plans for Australia PLE's revealed as one of the 'big four' could head down under (opens the original)
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WWE is currently tapping into markets across the world and the product itself is arguably bigger than ever before. In recent times we’ve seen WWE host huge events across the world in places like the UK, Germany, Italy, Saudi Arabia and Australia. Under the leadership of Triple H and Nick Khan, WWE really has travelled the globe and this past weekend’s success in Mexico was another example of just how much the company can contribute to a region. Of course, going to Australia is quite the journey
WWE have already decided their WrestleMania 43 main event and it's huge (opens the original)
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We might only be in September but before we know it, WrestleMania will be around the corner. We can already see certain seeds being planted for big storylines and WWE will already have a plan and idea for how they want things to pan out in the build up to Mania. For the first time, WrestleMania will be held outside of North America as Riyadh, Saudi Arabia plays host to the iconic ‘Superbowl’ of WWE. Of course, the company can go in a number of directions for their main events in Riyadh, with two
Path now clear for WWE to sign Brock Steiner as the New Orleans Saints officially wave him (opens the original)
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Brock Steiner has long been on the radar of WWE officials and it now looks like we could finally see him arrive in the company. Steiner – who is the son of WWE Hall of Famer Scott Steiner – has been linked with signing for WWE for some time now but his commitments in the NFL have hampered efforts. The 23-year-old is also the cousin of current WWE superstar Bron Breakker, meaning any potential storyline for the future writes itself. However, it now looks the path might be clear for Steiner and WW
Son of WWE legend banned by NFL franchise, could end up being cut altogether (opens the original)
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WWE and the NFL have had quite a few crossovers over the years. The Rock started had a promising career in football before moving into sports entertainment, while Brock Lesnar was part of the Minnesota Vikings for a short period. Likewise, WWE has also launched the XFL more than once as a direct competitor to the NFL and the parallels between being a major football star and a top WWE star are obvious. Still, not all the crossover is positive and in news emerging from New Orleans this week, it se
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