Date: 11/23	3:00 PM
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Tues. #1 is HERE. To help out the site subscribe to Mistah MegaManFan or support us on Patreon. Don't miss all of today's news updates! With the cheap plugs out of the way here's Tuesday's latest wrestling news.

The guy who jumped Seth Rollins after a segment with Finn Balor on Raw last night has been identified. A NYPD spokesperson told ESPN the attack's name was Elisah Spencer, they are 24 years old, and they're being charged with attempted assault and attempted violation of arts and cultural affairs (disrupting a live sporting event). Spencer is due in court for a hearing on the matter next month. Rollins was heading up the entrance ramp when Spencer jumped the guardrail to tackle him. Rollins put Spencer in a front facelock and the two fought on the ground until security and WWE referees separated Spencer from Rollins and escorted him out. (WO)

Speaking of Rollins, he, Kevin Owens and Austin Theory attacked Big E after Raw went off the air. Other heels came down to help, then Drew McIntyre led a group of faces down to make the save, and it turned into a 14-man tag. The faces won after a short match and Randy Orton got on the mic to wish his daughter Brooklyn a happy birthday. (PWI) During the post-show another fan got ejected from the Barclays Center.

The WWE fans sang happy birthday to Orton's daughter during the post-show. Good on ya WWE Universe.

WWE released this statement on what happened to Seth Rollins: “WWE takes the safety of its performers very seriously. The individual who attacked Seth Rollins has been turned over to the NYPD and will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law." (PWI)

A fan spotted Becky Lynch at the Gorilla position checking on Seth Rollins after the attack.

The surgery to remove the skin cancer from Jim Ross' back was a success. He will be at AEW Dynamite on Wednesday and doesn't begin the next round of his treatment until next week. (WO)

New WWE related videos are available below.

Here's the lineup for NXT 2.0 tonight. (WWE)

* NXT North American Championship: Carmelo Hayes (c) vs. Johnny Gargano vs. Pete Dunne
* Tommaso Ciampa vs. Grayson Waller
* Mandy Rose vs. Cora Jade
* Kacy Catanzaro & Kayden Carter vs. Indi Hartwell & Persia Pirotta
* Who will claim the final Women's WarGames spot?

Charlotte Flair talks about the perception she gets special treatment in WWE: "The reason I don't put down others is because I know what it's like to be torn down every single day. Every single day, someone wants to take away my success. Oh, it was handed to her. Oh, it was given to her. Oh, she's Ric Flair's daughter. Oh, she politics. All these things. No one can accept the fact that if my last name wasn't Flair, I would still be the best athlete in this company, man or woman. Because I am a Flair, they automatically think I can just walk into Vince's office because I'm Ric Flair's daughter and be like, 'This is what I want to do today.' If that was the case, don't you think I would have a longer title run than 8 seconds a couple of years ago at Money In The Bank?"

MLW has announced the Von Erichs will be challenging for the tag team titles at Blood & Thunder in Dallas.

Kane (Glenn Jacobs) talks about whether or not anyone can take WWE to greater heights: "You know, I don't know, actually. I'm not close enough to the company to say that right now. I think as companies mature, you become more risk-averse. Because you want to keep what you have and you're afraid of losing that. Unfortunately, the downside is you become less aggressive and you don't have that growth just because of where you're at. I think you kind of see some of that, and that's not a criticism, that just is what it is, and that's the kind of lifecycle of an organization. So a lot of stuff as Vince gets older, I think things will change, for better or worse, I don't know."

Homicide wants to see old stars to return for ROH Final Battle: "It could be my Final Battle for Ring of Honor. I'm very confident, very positive, I hope things go well for the company. That company busted their butt for years. I'm kind of sad there's not going to be a 20 year anniversary. They're doing Super Card of Honor. It is what it is. I would love to see the old school guys come to the 20th Anniversary show. Maybe Samoa Joe could have permission to come. CM Punk can ask permission. Amazing Red, SATs, all those guys."

Top Dolla (A.J. Francis) talks about Hit Row getting released: "To be honest, we know we are talented. We know that us being released is just a child of circumstance. There's not really much more that we could have done to prove that we belong. When I get released and WWE Hall Of Famers are the first people to reach out to me to say, 'Man, I don't know what they're doing.' Then I know that I did something right."

1:00 PM ET. Ronda Rousey doesn't believe she's still under a WWE contract: "I technically - I don't think I am. But who knows? That's a question for the lawyers. I actually keep in touch with Steph because she's sweet and we send each other baby pictures. I haven't talked to Triple H since before he had his - he had like a heart surgery or something. Hope he's doing all right."

Matt Taven talks about his feud with Vinny Marseglia: "It was just three months ago where I felt on top of the world. I remember hitting the ground in the cage and thinking, 'We did it, two years, we did that,' and being so proud of everything we had done and I hope, like a Picasso, people will go back and watch that and maybe years from now, it'll get the credit that it deserves because it's one thing for me to say it, but it's another thing when other people give it the just due that I think it deserves. I'm so proud of those two years and everything that happened. To me, all Vinny needed was a catalyst. He's so talented and so good. Just like all of us in wrestling, we just need that one person in wrestling to reach out and pull you up a little bit. We came up together and he's one of the first people I met in wrestling and we've been thick as thieves ever since. I know the love he has for wrestling and I know how talented he is."

Speaking of Ring of Honor here are some new videos.

Scotty 2 Hotty announced he has requested his WWE release. He was working primarily as a coach and producer for the NXT brand.

3:00 PM ET. Samuray Del Sol will compete for the vacant Mega Title at Triplemania Regia. (AAA)

Jonathan Gresham on how ROH has affected him: "It definitely has been a huge part of my life and it changed my life. I was on a different path and a different road, getting in trouble, and then I found Ring of Honor. I was already wrestling, but I found Ring of Honor and I became obsessed. I truly believe to change someone's direction in life, they have to find something they are obsessed with and that gets them off the bad road. That's what happened with me and Ring of Honor. To be in a position I'm in now is almost full circle. Win or lose, I have accomplished more than my dream. I didn't really know (Final Battle ROH World Title match). The office likes to let you know of the possibilities, but nothing is in stone because that's wrestling. For a while, it was, 'we're thinking of moving int his direction.' 'Great.' The whole Pure Title thing was happening, I dropped the belt at the time, but I was happy with everything I had done and accomplished my goal, which was to bring Pure wrestling back to Ring of Honor. I believed it could save Ring of Honor. That's how it was laid out to me, I had lost the Pure Title, they said, 'this is a possibility,' and I said, 'Great if it happens, great if it doesn't.' I had a really good run at Pure Champion and I was happy with that."

Charlotte says the women in WWE are breaking barriers: "I think we've broken every single barrier. I think that it's remaining consistent in those stoplight scenarios or big match feels or having that match that can be the main event. I've always believed that whatever story is the best should be the main event. It's just a matter of getting there."

According to Mike Johnson there are "zero current plans" for the already finished WWE documentary Superfan to be released. (PWI)

John Arezzi says Terry Funk is still in assisted living: "He's in assisted living. I spoke to him earlier this year and he had a hard time remembering and he snapped back in. I was trying to get him on one of these Pro Wrestling Spotlight Lives that I did on YouTube. I talked to him but I just knew after that conversation that it wasn't gonna happen because he was in the middle of a conversation and he goes, 'Am I John, who are you?' He didn't really remember very much but when I was with Mick Foley not too long ago, a couple of weeks back here in Nashville, he had talked to Terry recently and he said that Terry was sounding better. He's getting the care he needs and it looks like Terry Funk is fighting as he always has done to this time just remain cognizant and just be the legend that he is and we wish him the best and we pray for him all the time."

4:00 PM ET. Acey Romero talks about the first season of Wrestle House: "It was a lot of fun. We shot everything in two days. All of the wrestling matches were shot on the same day. It was probably like 95 degrees in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Everything was filmed outside where it was this WrestleMania style, high up. We would do that and then one day we'd film all the talking scenes. It was very cool, cool that I got to show a different side of my personality. The whole process was awesome. I got to do my first ever cinematic wrestling match. That took four hours. Four hours to film that and the segment was like nine minutes on TV. It was a lot of stop-start and we would film different angles. It was a chore, but it was cool because we weren't wrestling in front of fans anyway, so at that point we were the only ones doing something different on TV."