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Here's Jon Moxley hanging out at the New Japan Dojo. He'll be wrestling Juice Robinson for the US Title tomorrow morning at the Best of the Super Junior finals.

Last night Braun Strowman beat Bobby Lashley in the post-Raw main event.

A free New Japan clip of AJ Styles vs. Kazuchika Okada is below.

PWG has announced the 2019 BOLA will be Sept. 19-22.

From MLW.

Dr. Wagner Jr & son to debut MLW for July 6 return to Chicago featuring FUSION TV Taping
See Dr. Wagner Jr. & El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr LIVE in Chicago Saturday night July 6 as MLW returns to Cicero Stadium for a FUSION TV Taping.

CHICAGO – One of the greatest luchadores of all-time, Dr. Wagner Jr., will voyage to Chicago on July 6th as he competes for Major League Wrestling for the first-time ever alongside his son, El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr.

MLW today announced Dr. Wagner Jr. & El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr will be in tag team competition at MLW: Kings of Colosseum at Cicero Stadium in Chicago. The event is a TV taping for beIN SPORTS on Saturday night July 6th with a 7 p.m. bell time.

Tickets start at $10 at MLWTickets.com.

League officials can confirm that Promociones Dorado's Salina de la Renta brokered the blockbuster deal to bring the duo in.
 
Collectively known as La Dinastia Wagner, the Wagner family have competed in the sport for almost 50 years. With three generations fighting for the family's honor, belts and the fans, the Wagner family is lucha royalty in Mexico and around the world.

With the late Dr. Wagner infighting fear into the hearts of opponents and fans as an evil doctor (aka medical assassino), the white Wagner mask represents the white mask and scrubs of a doctor.
 
An international wrestler of excellence, Dr. Wagner Jr. has competed around the world including extensively touring for New Japan Pro Wrestling, winning championships on several continents and being the face of the video game, AAA: Héroes del Ring.
 
A perennial champion in all major Mexican organizations is one of the most celebrated luchadores in the world.
 
A decorated legend known for his iconic mask, Dr. Wagner Jr. has both competed as a tecnico and rudo with legendary rivalries with: LA Park, Canek and Atlantis.
 
Losing his mask in 2017, Dr. Wagner Jr.'s legend only grew with the luchador being referred to at times as “King Wagner” (Rey Wagner in Spanish).
 
Now along with his son, Dr. Wagner enters Major League Wrestling to write a new chapter in the family's storied career in the sport. See the legendary Dr. Wagner Jr. & El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. LIVE July 6 at Cicero Stadium (buy tickets).
 
Media and all other inquiries: chicago@mlw.com.
Tickets are moving fast for MLW's return July 6 Chicao card. Buy General Admission tickets starting at $10 at MLWTickets.com.

Signed thus far for MLW KINGS OF COLOSSEUM in Chicago:

World Heavyweight Champion "Filthy" Tom Lawlor • Low Ki • Salina de la Renta • Dr. Wagner Jr. & El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr • World Tag Team Champions The Hart Foundation • National Openweight Champion Alex Hammerstone • MJF • Richard Holliday • Rey Horus • Mance Warner • Gringo Loco • CONTRA Unit • Myron Reed • Ace Austin • Ariel Dominguez and more!

More matches and wrestlers will be announced at MLW.com.
 
Tickets start at $10 at MLWtickets.com. Tickets will also be available day of show at the box office unless the event sales out in advance.

General Public Doors Open: 6:00 p.m. with a bell time of: 7:00 p.m.

XFL news!

XFL ESTABLISHES HEALTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Stamford, Conn. -[ The XFL has established a health advisory committee comprised initially of experts in neurology, mental health, and orthopedics to support the health and wellness of XFL players.

The founding members of the XFL’s health advisory committee are Dr. Julian Bailes; Dr. Larry Lemak; and Dr. Claudia Reardon, representing the fields of neurosurgery, orthopedics and mental health, respectively. Dr. Bailes will serve as Chief Medical Advisor.

The league also appointed Daniel Wright, most recently the Head Athletic Trainer for the Milwaukee Brewers, as Vice President of Health and Safety. Wright, a member of the National Athletic Trainer’s Association for more than 30 years, will work with the health advisory committee to prepare and maintain the XFL’s health, wellness and safety policies, procedures and protocols. Wright will also hire, supervise, and evaluate the team athletic trainers.

“The health and safety of our players is an important focus on our path to reimagine football and deliver a great product to fans when we kick off in February 2020,” said XFL Commissioner & CEO Oliver Luck. “Putting in place the right experts and medical professionals is key. Our health advisory committee will work closely with our football operations department to create protocols and build best practice guidelines that put player health and safety at the forefront of everything we do.”

Dr. Bailes is considered a leading authority in neurosurgery, traumatic brain injury and research, and neurological sports medicine. He is Chairman of the Department of Neurosurgery at NorthShore University HealthSystem and Co-Director of the Northshore Neurological Institute in Evanston, Il. Dr. Bailes served as team physician for the Pittsburgh Steelers for 10 years, and the NCAA Division I for 15 years. He is a member of the NFL Head, Neck and Spine Committee, NFLPA Mackey White Health and Safety Committee, and Chairman of the Pop Warner Football Medical Advisory Committee. He is a board-certified neurosurgeon, earned bachelor of science and doctor of medicine degrees from Louisiana State University, and received neurosurgery training at Northwestern University and the Barrow Neurological Institute.

Dr. Lemak is the Founder of Lemak Health, a center of excellence in orthopedics and primary care sports medicine. He serves on Pop Warner Football’s Medical Advisory Committee and the Alabama High School Athletic Association. Dr. Lemak founded the National Center for Sports Safety in 2001 and the Alabama Sports Foundation in 1996. He also served as Medical Director for Major League Soccer for 20 years, was a founder of the American Sports Medicine Institute, and was the Medical Director of NFL Europe League for more than 15 years. Dr. Lemak is a graduate of The University of Alabama Medical School and is a member of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine and the Arthroscopy Association of North America.

Dr. Reardon is a Board-certified psychiatrist specializing in sports psychiatry and an Associate Professor at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Department of Psychiatry. She clinically works as the consulting sports psychiatrist to the University of Wisconsin Athletic Department at UW-Madison’s University Health Services.

Dr. Reardon has served on the International Society for Sports Psychiatry Board of Directors since 2010, currently as its Secretary and Education Committee Chair. She also serves as the sole psychiatrist on the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Sports Medicine Advisory Committee. Dr. Reardon chairs a workgroup on Mental Illness in Elite Athletes for the International Olympic Committee. She has published and presented widely on many sports psychiatry related topics, and is Co-Editor of the book “Clinical Sports Psychiatry: An International Perspective.” She completed her undergraduate and medical school degrees as well as her psychiatry residency training, serving as Chief Resident, at the University of Wisconsin.

Wright has been an athletic trainer since 1985. He recently spent 18 seasons with the Milwaukee Brewers, first as the Assistant Athletic Trainer and Conditioning Coordinator (2001-10), then as the Head Athletic Trainer (2011-18). In addition to the Brewers, Wright has held athletic training positions at either the minor or major league-level for the Kansas City Royals, Cincinnati Reds, and San Francisco Giants. From 1995 to 2008, he was Co-Owner and President of FitLife Health Systems, Inc., a business that provided athletic training, injury rehabilitation, and performance, fitness and conditioning services. Wright earned a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education (1984) and Master of Science in Clinical Health and Sports Medicine (1987) from the University of Oregon.

The relaunch of the XFL is slated to start in February 2020.

Meanwhile Sting (Steve Borden) has been announced for Starrcast III.

Jack Swagger news!

Capitol Wrestling is on the road to its first summer tour, beginning on June 24th with the first ever Capitol Wrestling television taping in Brooklyn, New York! On that night, some of Capitol's biggest stars as well as a debuting legend of the independent scene will look to make it into their opponent's Last Stop.

That is not all for the Jersey City based wrestling organization, as Capitol Wrestling is partnering with Wrestling For Innocence for a major television taping/fundraising event on August 11th inside Nashville's amazing Marathon Music Hall.

For the Capitol debut, Capitol and Wrestling for Innocence are scouring the globe for some of the industry's biggest free agents, and we're happy to announce that Bellator heavyweight and former Lucha Underground, WWE, and ECW (WWE) world champion Jake Hager (FKA Jack Swagger), has signed on not only to do a meet and greet, but also compete on Capitol Wrestling Television.

Hager, who was an All-American at Oklahoma University, has nearly a decade of experience in the squared circle and has transitioned to the Bellator cage, going undefeated in two attempts in 2018.

Mr. Hager's meet and greet will not only be a part of Capitol's VIP ticket package, but also, all sales of his meet and greet will go towards Wrestling For Innocence, a brand dedicated to educating and fighting against wrongful convictions.

Wrestling For Innocence brings Capitol to Nashville to help raise awareness for the case of Adam Braseel, who was wrongfully convicted of Murder in 2006.

For Tickets to Capitol's August debut in Nashville, head to MarathonMusicWorks.com.

In this interview Lacey Evans says she learned how to trash talk in boot camp: "Let me tell you: three months of United States Marine Corps boot camp and you can trash talk like no other. For three months, from start to finish, the morning I woke up to the minute I went to bed, that's all they ever did which is where the term 'nasties' comes from because in the Marines Corps, it doesn't matter how fast you were, how smart you were, you were always a nasty thing. They could always find something that wasn't good enough and whether it was a second too late in a run or if you did a push up too slow, you were a nasty thing. The reason they said that was to always keep you motivated, to keep you working harder. Other than that, my dad had a pretty sharp tongue as well. That really helped me be able to come up with the verbiage needed to keep the crap talking and make everyone else stand down. If you have something to say about me, I promise you, I have three more things I could say back about you."

New WWE related videos are available below.

MMA news!

Combate Americas today announced six new bouts for its first-ever featherweight (145 pounds) world championship event that will headline the Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) sports franchise's debut in the state of New Mexico,  live on television in Spanish in the U.S. on both Univision (12 a.m. ET/PT) and UDN (12 a.m. ET/9 p.m. PT), and in English in the U.S. and Canada on DAZN (11 p.m. ET/8 p.m. PT) from Santa Ana Star Center in Rio Rancho on Friday, June 28.
 
Priced from $19.75, tickets for the Combate Americas world championship event are on sale at CombateAmericas.com/NewMexico.

In the previously announced world championship main event and much-anticipated rematch, 2018 "COPA COMBATE" tournament winner Andres "The Bullet" Quintana (18-2) of Roswell, N.M. will square off with Bruno "Aquiles" Cannetti (8-6) of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
 
Among the new matchups announced today for the show was a women's bantamweight (135 pounds) co-main event contest between Brenda "Boom Boom" Gonzales (9-4) and Marilia "Tigress" Fanta (3-0).
 
The world-ranked Gonzales of Moriarty, N.M. will compete for the first time this year, and will look to earn her second consecutive victory after scoring a first round (3:55) TKO (punches) on Tamikka Brents last October 5.
 
Fighting out of Miami, Fla. via Fortaleza, Brazil, Morais is a decorated, two-time Muay Thai champion who crossed over to MMA in 2017, and has since secured all three of her professional MMA victories by (T)KO or submission.
 
In a featured flyweight (125 pounds) bout, Jaime Alvarez (8-1) will take on Joby Sanchez (12-5).
 
Alvarez of Miami, Fla. is riding a four-fight win streak that he extended on January 25 with a second round (4:57) knockout of Jorge Calvo Martin.
 
Fighting out of Albuquerque, Sanchez is an 11-year veteran of the sport.  He has earned 8 of his 12 career victories by way of (T)KO or submission.
 
The preliminary bout card will be highlighted by a middleweight (185 pounds) showdown between Roman "La Bestia" Alcantar (6-1) of Albuquerque via Cuauhtemoc, Chihuahua, Mexico and Juan Ramon "Tyson" Grano Medina (6-4-1) of Albuquerque via Parral, Chihuahua.
 
Elsewhere on the preliminary bout card, unbeaten Javier Cepeda (1-0) of Roswell will face off with Jesus Villegas (0-0) of Des Plaines, Ill. at flyweight.
 
Two welterweight (170 pounds) upstarts – Daniel Martinez (0-0) of Rio Rancho and Patrick Ayala (0-0) of Albuquerque – will make their respective professional debuts against one another.
 
Shyann Farmer (0-2) of Alamogordo, N.M. will return to  Combate Americas action for the third time and look for her first professional victory against Criszaida Adames (0-0) of Philadelphia, Pa. in a strawweight (115 pounds) battle.

Additional bouts for the Combate Americas world championship event will be announced soon.

Here's a list of talent reportedly trying out for NXT UK on Wednesday. (WT)

* Rhio - a 22 years old. She has a background in martial arts and has wrestled for Tidal, TNT, MEW, and PCW.
* Shax - Six-year veteran who has wrestled for WrestleGate, Pro Wrestling CHAOS and Southside. She has a burlesque gimmick and is also Does a burlesque gimmick and is the girlfriend of UK wrestler No Fun Dunne.
* Kanji - Graduate from Stixx's wrestling school in Nottingham, England. She won the Defiant Wrestling women's title late in 2018.
* Debbie Keitel - Former TV present and regular in OTT out of Ireland.
* Candy Floss - She has previously appeared as an enhancement talent for NXT UK.
* Jayde - She's a veteran who has worked for HOPE, Southside, Kamikaze Pro, and IWL.
* Jessica Light - She is a trainee from Zack Gibson's wrestling school.
* Heather - She is a trainee from Marty Jones' wrestling school.

Reportedly OTT wrestler Valkyrie (not to be confused with Taya Valkyrie) will be trying out as well. (PWI)

3:00 PM ET. From Chris Featherstone.

Pro Wrestling Legend Reveals Bone-Chilling Moments Before Kerry Von Erich's Suicide

Former WCCW, GWF, NWA, and WWE star Black Bart was a recent guest of the Pancakes and Powerslams Show to discuss the Dark Side of the Ring.

Bart went into shocking detail about the final moments of Kerry Von Erich before his suicide, as well as his drug problem.

"I wrestled Kerry, and I was around him a lot. But, when he left to go to [WWE] as Texas Tornado, or whatever they did up there to try to bury him, that's what they were trying to do is bury [him], but he made something out of it, and I give him all the credit for that. But when he left, he had a cocaine problem. And he got zapped. When he [came] back home, he bought more cocaine, and get zapped again. By I mean zapped, I mean the cops got him. And he was facing time.

"I wrestled Kerry that Friday night at the Sportatorium in a cage match, loser leaves. I beat him to the door, one of the first times ever, and double juiced, the whole nine yards. And he went out with his wife, his ex-wife, had two little beautiful daughters, and asked if him and her could get back together. She said, there's no way, no shape, form, or [fashion]. He wrote on a napkin – on the table – that tomorrow, I walk with my brothers. He went that next morning out to Fritz's ranch, and went out and took a jeep and put a .44 right through his chest. [Blew] his heart out the backside. It went in the size of a .44, and came out the size of a basketball. Fritz knew he was out there, and he waited 8, 9 hours before he even went out there."

You can hear the discussion here: https://youtu.be/T-0Xi5uGTZY.

ROH has announced Dalton Castle will face Dragon Lee at Best in the World.

PJ Black talks about the future of Lucha Underground in the clip below.

Via social media Eli Drake has declared himself a free agent which presumably means he's done with Impact Wrestling.

4:00 PM ET. New Japan is already selling a Jon Moxley t-shirt.

A 1970's NWA world title match is below.

Paul Walter Hauser http://wrestlinginc.com/news/2019/06/cobra-kai-star-paul-walter-hauser-talks-wwe-culture-driving-654835/ believes WWE is driving away wrestling fans. He's not wrong.

5:00 PM ET. This week's Raw rating was 2,405,000 average viewers with a peak 0.82 for 18-49 demo in the second hour. (SBD)

6:00 PM ET. James Holzhauer is teasing an appearance on Raw. Mad respect to the dude but I don't think it's going to help the ratings for WWE. Now if they put my man Ricky Young on Raw, THEN we'd be talking.