Date: 11/06	11:00 PM
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Sat. #2 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 Sunday's latest wrestling news.

There were several title changes at NJPW Power Struggle this weekend. The House of Torture (Sho, Yujiro Takahashi, and EVIL) defeated Chaos (Yoshi-Hashi, Tomohiro Ishii and Hirooki Goto) to win the NEVER Openweight 6-Man tag team titles. El Desperado beat Robbie Eagles to get back his IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship. Finally KENTA defeated Hiroshi Tanahashi to win the IWGP US Heavyweight title. (NJPW)

New WWE related videos are available below.

In addition here's a new Mia Yim gaming video.

Another highlight from AEW Rampage on Friday is below.

The overnight ratings numbers for SmackDown were 1.978 million viewers and a 0.50 18-49 demo, down from 2.249 million and a 0.58 demo (final numbers not overnight numbers) the last time they aired on FOX. (Spoiler TV) Those numbers will undoubtedly come up a bit when finalized.

Here Mandy Rose talks about leading Toxic Attraction: "I didn't really know them too well, obviously, when I went to NXT. I knew they were different from me in the sense of character and all that. I knew they were just starting to get on TV. I liked the idea that they were different and I thought it was cool because we showed some clips of me and Franky Monet and I think people thought I was going to join the Robert Stone brand, which was kind of the obvious, and I think it was cool that we didn't go with the obvious and that we kind of swerved them and showed that I was going to take these two women under my wing, yet they were very different from me but everyone thought they were going to make the girls more like Mandy, but it was a swerve in the sense that in the process of me helping them, I was the one that became more edgier and they helped me in the process and it was a collaboration. I always say that no matter how experienced you are or how good you are at something, there is always learning and you do learn while you are with women who might be in a different stage. I didn't come from a wrestling background, but I was always on stage and I had confidence and stage presence and I was able to help the girls in being more confident, whether it was in the ring or walking out and doing a promo. It's very motivating for me."

WWE has filed trademarks for "Jacket Time" and "Erica Yan." (FF)

In this interview Ron Simmons talks about Teddy Long managing his tag team in WCW: "I still don't know how that happened. Butch (Reed) and I were together. We walk in there one day, and all of a sudden, here comes this little weaselly looking guy with a do-rag on his head. And all of a sudden he comes up and says, 'Hey, so here's what we're going to do right here on this interview.' Butch and I are looking at each other like, 'What the hell are you talking about? When did you get in here?' He was like, 'What, they didn't tell you? I'm going to be your manager now.' And you know how Butch is. He says, 'Man, you ain't going to be managing me. You get out of here!'"

The lineup for the next Impact has been updated slightly. (IW)

* Impact World Tag Team Championship #1 Contender's Match: Chris Bey & Hikuelo vs. Finjuice
* Undead Bridesmaids (Kimber Lee & Brandi Lauren) vs. Decay
* Kaleb Konley vs. Minoru Suzuki
* Mercedes Martinez vs. Madison Rayne

Impact world champion Moose talks about racism on social media: "This is the thing, I feel like if you know pro wrestling and old-school booking, you should have saw it coming. I say that because early in the night, I won the Call Your Shot Gauntlet. Wrestling 101, unless it's old-school WWE where they don't mind putting the title on a babyface and having them hold it for a year, wrestling 101, who chases the title? A babyface. If I don't cash in that night, you have a heel with the trophy that can cash in at any time. Technically, the heel is the baby because I would be chasing. I feel like I had to get rid of it as soon as possible so I wasn't chasing. Usually, the guy chasing gets the babyface rub. Now, being a dirtbag and taking everything away from Josh, the babyface is chasing. I don't care what people think. They can hate me, they can like me. If they hate me, I'm doing a good job. I just hate that it gets to where people hate me so bad that it crosses into reality and they call me the N-word and DM me racial stuff. Is it that serious? Are you that butthurt over stuff that isn't real to disrespect me? When you see a movie with Denzel and hate the ending, do you text Denzel? Me being who I am and trying to find the positive, I remember when I saw people tweeting me and saying racial stuff, I heard a video of someone yelling the N-word during my promo. I texted Scott and said, 'Well, I guess I'm the best heel in wrestling because I got people to go racial.' As sad as it is, there's no way to turn that negative into a positive. Would I do it again? Yes because I don't give a fuck."

A new Danny Limelight interview is below.

To make a long story short Brett Lauderdale says don't throw things at GCW shows.

Here's what we know about Survivor Series so far. (WWE)

* 5-on-5 Elimination Tag Match: Team Raw (Seth Rollins, Finn Balor, Kevin Owens, Rey & Dominik Mysterio)vs. Team SmackDown (Drew McIntyre, Jeff Hardy, Xavier Woods, Sami Zayn & Happy Corbin)
* 5-on-5 Elimination Tag Match: Team Raw (Bianca Belair, Rhea Ripley, Liv Morgan, Carmella & Zelina Vega) vs. Team SmackDown (Sasha Banks, Shotzi Blackheart, Shayna Baszler, Natalya, Aliyah)

A new Silas Young interview is below.

Here Ace Austin talks about his drive as a pro wrestler: "I think that strength comes from my Grandmother, really. She's the reason why I made it through so much. She's the reason I was able to become a wrestler at all. I started training when I was 17 and I wouldn't have been able to go out to the Samoans twice a week to train if not for her because I only had a learner's permit to drive. I didn't have a license yet when I was 17 so I had to have an adult with me to drive so she came with me to training twice a week every single week. She came with me to the show on the first Saturday of every month and she became part of the family with the Samoans and everybody loved her very much. She's the reason I learned responsibility."

MLW War Chamber results are below. (PWI)

* MLW National Openweight Championship Ladder Match: Alex Kane def. Alex Shelley, Zenshi, Myron Reed, and ACH
* Gnarls Garvin def. Bud Heavy
* nZo def. Matt Cross after a low blow and Eat Defeat. KC Navarro confronted him after the match.
* MLW Opera Cup Semi-Final: TJP def. Calvin Tankman after interference from Alex Kane and King Mo
* Philadelphia Street Fight for MLW Tag Team Championship: 5150 def. Los Parks (c)
* KC Navarro def. Warhorse after a Sliced Bread #2.
* The Sea Stars def. The Top Dogs. Holidead attacked Willow Nightingale on commentary and they brawled to the back.
* MLW Opera Cup Finals: Davey Richards def. TJP.
* LA Park def. Homicide.
* Holidead def. Willow Nightingale with Blue Meanie.
* Arez def. Aramis in a "Winner receives a briefcase full of money from Cesar Duran" match.
* Alex Hammerstone & EJ Nduka & Richard Holliday & Savio Vega & Matanza Duran (Jeff Cobb) def. CONTRA UNIT's Jacob Fatu & Mads Krugger & Josef Samael & Ikuro Kwon & a CONTRA Foot Soldier in the War Chamber. After the match, Fatu and CONTRA split.

WWE house show results from London are below. (WBS)

* Intercontinental Championship Match: Shinsuke Nakamura (c) (w/Rick Boogs) defeated Jinder Mahal
* United States Championship Fatal Four Way Match: Damian Priest (c) defeated Kevin Owens, Seth Rollins and Finn Balor
* NXT Championship Match: Tommaso Ciampa (c) defeated Bron Breakker
* RAW Women's Championship Triple Threat Match: Becky Lynch (c) defeated Bianca Belair and Doudrop
* RAW Tag Team Championship Triple Threat Match: RK-Bro (Randy Orton & Riddle) (c) defeated The Street Profits (Montez Ford & Angelo Dawkins) and The Dirty Dawgs (Robert Roode & Dolph Ziggler)
* SmackDown Women's Championship Match: Charlotte Flair (c) defeated Sasha Banks
* WWE Championship Match: London Street Fight: Big E (c) defeated Bobby Lashley

From WWE: "Angelo Mosca, Sr. passes away. WWE is saddened to learn that Angelo Mosca, Sr. passed away at the age of 84. Mosca's incredible career began on the gridiron after playing football for the University of Notre Dame and being drafted to the Philadelphia Eagles in 1959. He instead took his talents to the Canadian Football League, where he played for over a decade and became a five-time all-star and eventual Canadian Football Hall of Famer. But when his playing days were over, Mosca shifted his focus to the world of sports-entertainment where he became known as Angelo “King Kong” Mosca and competed in such legendary promotions as AWA and Stampede Wrestling before arriving in WWE in the early 1980s to battle it out with the likes of WWE Hall of Famers Bob Backlund and the late, great Pat Patterson. After retiring from competition, Mosca remained an integral part of sports-entertainment as a color commentator and promoter. WWE extends its condolences to Mosca's family, friends and fans."