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In a story that I can only call "disturbing" and that's really putting it mildly, STARDOM wrestler Hana Kimura is dead at only 22 years old. For why this is disturbing I turn to Dave Meltzer for the details: "Hana Kimura just passed away. There are no other details at the moment but this is a death that can be blamed on the cruelty of social media and it's a subject that really needs addressing. A lot of people envy celebrities, but people also turn on them quickly and they are real people and it affects them just like anyone else. This is a real tragedy and it hits home since she was my daughter's favorite wrestler." To make matters worse Fightful reports that Kimura posted tweets showing self harm after being cyber bullied. In a week nay month of awful tragedy and death like Shad Gaspard and Larry Csonka, this is the LAST thing we needed. I doubt the people who did this to her feel any remorse or they wouldn't have done it, but just the same you should seriously reconsider your life if harassing a 22 year old girl until she does something tragic brings you some kind of sick perverted joy.

Rey Fenix is being replaced at AEW Double or Nothing tonight by Joey Janela. (AEW)

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In this interview Jon Moxley talks about Jake Hager no selling his DDT: "Yeah, by design. We kinda figured this might be the last opportunity we get to film. We didn't know. Everything was up in the air. So, I was like, well let's get as much stuff in the can in a few hours as we can. So, let's just cobble together a little angle. You can choke me out, I'll DDT you. Just no sell it so that the DDT's ineffective on you and then we'll do the title match. Let's just do it tonight, so that way we have it in the can. We at least have a World title match that's in the can that we can show people. Then, obviously, make it no holds barred. I wanted him to call it No Holds Barred because I knew we were gonna do a little bit more of that shooty style. He's obviously an MMA fighter and that's kind of the old school way to build. It was NHB before it was MMA. That's kind of why we did that. But, if a regular DDT doesn't work, DDT a motherfucker on a chair. As a general rule of thumb a DDT on a chair is always better than a DDT not on a chair. A german suplex onto a bundle of light tubes is always more effective than a german suplex not on a bundle of light tubes. So, it was really cool."

The SmackDown rating was a 0.60 18-49 demo, up from a 0.50 last week, but the show did 2.039 million viewers, down from 2.042 million last week. (SBD)