Date: 03/14	11:00 PM
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Tues. #2 is HERE. To help out the site subscribe to Mistah MegaManFan or support us on Patreon. With the cheap plugs out of the way here's Wednesday's latest pro wrestling news!

In this interview Kenny Omega talks about having his first televised match in his hometown of Winnipeg: "When AEW became a thing, we always thought 'Boy, wouldn't it be cool if this really was an international wrestling product.' And not only international by how you consume it via television or internet, but I really wanted to do live shows all around the world. For one of our first international shows, and one of our first Canadian shows, to be in my hometown is a really cool thing and I'm sure Chris Jericho has a very similar feeling towards it."

Here Bull Nakano talks about how WCW and WWF treated Japanese talent: "WWF and WCW were different. WWF has history, games, interviews, daily tours, practices, food, and everything was supported. Focus on your daily game and how much will your customers enjoy? How exciting will you come back? I was just thinking about it every day. It was a tough day, but as a professional, I was fulfilled. WCW is a new organization. All the players, led by Eric, were full of energy. Every day was new and the players enjoyed themselves. Of course, I am too. The number of games was more than WWF, but I have a lot of fun memories. I think I had a lot of interaction with the players."

NXT highlights and WWE related videos are available below.

AEW related videos are also available below.

In addition here's a new Rickey Shane Page interview.

This week's Level Up results can be found below. (PWI)

* Odyssey Jones def. Kale Dixon
* Edris Enofe and Malik Blade def. Damon Kemp and Tavion Heights
* Valentina Feroz def. Lash Legend. Electra Lopez was at ringside watching and tried to through Feroz into the steps, but Feroz reversed and threw Elektra into them.
* Nathan Frazier def. Javier Bernal

From Impact: "Last month at No Surrender, Deonna Purrazzo fell victim to the numbers game when Jai Vidal and Savananh Evans assisted Gisele Shaw in scoring a huge victory over 'The Virtuosa'. But a few weeks later, Purrazzo would fire back as she evened the odds for one of her greatest rivals, Mickie James, in her Knockouts World Title defense against 'The Quintessential Diva'. Now this heated rivalry will reach its boiling point as Purrazzo and Shaw meet in a rematch at Sacrifice. Plus, momentum will be up for grabs as both Knockouts are preparing to challenge for the gold in a Four-Way match at Multiverse United: Only the STRONG Survive.  The stars of IMPACT will Sacrifice it all LIVE March 24th from St. Clair College in Windsor, Ontario streaming on IMPACT Plus, YouTube for IMPACT Ultimate Insiders and FITE. Tickets are on-sale now at Eventbrite.ca."

A new Mickie James interview can be found below.

In this interview Cole Radrick talks about his match with Nick Gage at GCW Wasted Time: "I had a realization, the second his music hit, ever since Backyard happened, me and him exchanged punches, the people that were there were very invested in it, Twitter went wild with it for a second. I knew at some point that Nick Gage match was going to happen. When I was in the ring when his music hit, I was like, 'Shit, okay, this match is happening right now. Let's go.' It was cool. That's an OG from back in the day, an OG in the deathmatch game and outlaw type of wrestling. It was such a cool experience to wrestle him, have a crowd in St. Louis that was up for it and excited and fired up. It was a lot of fun. Wish I would have won, obviously, GCW World Champ Cole Radrick has a nice ring to it, if you ask me, it is what it is."

The latest episode of NWA Powerrr is below.

This week's Raw did a 0.53 18-49 demo and 1.705 million viewers. That's a mixed bag compared to last week -- up from 0.52 but down from 1.827 million viewers. (SBD)

WWE filed a motion on March 13th for additional time to respond to MLW's amended lawsuit. (PWI)

Madusa (Alundra Blayze) would like to see more diversity from WWE using legends of women's wrestling: "I'm not dissing any era, but there are other eras before the Attitude Era. There is still a woman under WWE legend's contract that they can do something with. But they chose not to. A retirement match would be wonderful. We see Trish Stratus and Lita all the time. I think those girls are great. But that's all we see. I'm not sick of them. I'm just sick of seeing just them. I have high respect for those two women. But damn it, if it was them at 60, they would be pounding the pavement just as hard as I am."

Konnan says Daga will be out of action for two months: "He's got a fractured fibula. That was the weirdest thing. So, Tyrus is on the fucking thing, 'cause I'm on the gorilla position looking. Tyrus was like on his back, and I think he had his leg on the rope, and he's working his leg, grabbing the ropes, and stomping on his knee to cut the big man down. All of a sudden, in one of them, he just twisted his knee and he just stayed there, and I knew he was done."

The Bellas have announced they're not-the-Bellas any more -- they are the "Garcia Twins" from now on.

This appears to be part of an ongoing public feud with WWE which includes them scrubbing their WWE names and references to WWE from social media.

Here's the updated card for AEW's house show in Troy, Ohio on 3/18. (AEW)

* Britt Baker vs. Anna Jay A.S.
* Jon Moxley & Claudio Castagnoli vs. The Firm (Lee Moriarty & Big Bill)

Drew McIntyre was +almost+ pulled from SmackDown last week due to illness but was ready to go at the last second. (PWI)

Will Ospreay reportedly suffered a shoulder injury in his second round New Japan Cup match against Mark Davis. (WO)