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Kenny Omega wins the AAA Mega championship from Fenix

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AEW’s working relationship with AAA became stronger as Kenny Omega won the AAA Mega championship after he defeated Fenix during the Heroes Inmortales XIII event last night. The event was held at the Coliseo “La Concordia” in Orizaba, Mexico.
The match was a continuation of their angle which was set up at the TripleMania XXVIII event two months ago during a six-man tag team match which also involved The Young Bucks, Pentagon Jr., and Laredo Kid.
Fenix, along with Pentagon Jr., are part of the AEW tag team division and will be wrestling in the semi-final of the tournament to crown the inaugural AEW Tag Team champions.
This is Omega’s first title with the Mexican promotion and his first title since he lost the IWGP Heavyweight title at Wrestle Kingdom 13 in January of this year.

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Sting and Robocop to reunite at Starrcast IV during Full Gear weekend

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Starrcast IV in Baltimore during AEW’s Full Gear weekend will feature the reunion of Sting…and Robocop!
Yes, that’s right. Robocop is returning to a wrestling event for the first time since 1990 when he appeared at WCW’s Capital Combat in Washington, DC to save the Stinger from an attack from the Four Horsemen. On that night, Sting was locked in a steel cage and Robocop came out and tore the door off its hinges as the heels backpedaled.
For Starrcast IV, Sting will be appearing in his red, white, and blue face paint and jacket and carrying the WCW World title, otherwise known as The Big Gold Belt, for photographs. Sting worn the same outfit at Great American Bash 29 years ago when he defeated Ric Flair in Baltimore.
Sting will be seen next on television next week as WWE celebrates 20 years of Smackdown on FOX.
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Halloween-Themed Q&A with Sami Callihan – Favorite Horror Movies, More

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IMPACT WRESTLING SUPER-VILLAIN SAMI CALLIHAN OPENS UP ABOUT HIS LOVE FOR ALL THINGS HORROR IN A SPECIAL HALLOWEEN Q&A
The Buckeye Brawler Shares His Favorite Horror Movies, Reveals the Slasher Icon He’d Like To Tag-Team With, Weighs in on the Candy Corn Debate, & More
LOS ANGELES – October 25, 2019 – IMPACT Wrestling’s own Sami Callihan, the hard-hitting brawler and devoted disciple of oVe (Ohio Versus Everything), recently sat down to discuss his life-long love of all things Horror to celebrate the upcoming All Hallows’ Eve. Halloween and Horror Movies have claimed a special place in Callihan’s heart from an early age, thanks to his Horror-loving family who instilled in him a deep appreciation for Elm Street, Elvira, and everything in-between. In this insidious interview, Callihan explains how the Horror genre has shaped his wrestling career, reveals the movie that traumatized him as a child, opens up about the personal meaning behind his Elvira tattoo, and finally settles the age-old debate on the highly divisive seasonal treat candy corn, among other terrifying topics.
What is the first Horror Movie you can remember watching?
Sami Callihan: I have to say the first Nightmare On Elm Street. It’s still one of my favorite Horror Movies of all time. I remember seeing it when I was really little. Watching Horror movies was one of my first memories as a child, because my family were big Horror Movie fans, so they raised me to be such. They were always the kind of family that was like, ‘This is fake, this isn’t real.’ So, I wasn’t afraid of it when I was younger.
Which Horror Movie really scared you as a kid?
SC: Child’s Play. 100%. Up until I was a little bit older, Child’s Play was the scariest thing to me. My brothers used to torment me when I was little with a Chucky replica doll that our family had. It messed me up for years, until I was probably like 10 or 11 years old.
On his love for Ghostbusters:
SC: Ghostbusters was absolutely my favorite thing as a child, outside of Horror. I remember when people would ask ‘What do you want to be when you get older?’, it was either pro wrestler or Ghostbuster. Then I realized Ghostbuster wasn’t a real occupation, so I went with pro wrestler.
How has Horror helped shape your in-ring persona?
SC: I’m a huge Universal Monsters fan. Dracula, Frankenstein, Creature From The Black Lagoon, Wolf-Man. I wanted to be a character like that was completely over the top. But through time, that had to evolve. It became a more Devil’s Rejects, House Of 1,000 Corpses-type character, and then it went from there to an American Psycho-style character. Right now, I’ve just kind of become myself, which is this crazy dude from Ohio that is enthralled with Horror Movies and believes Horror Movies are real, and it’s not so much of a character anymore.
What are your Top 5 favorite Horror Movies?
SC: Top 5 Horror Movies in no particular order: A Nightmare On Elm Street, the original Halloween, House Of 1,000 Corpses, Trick ‘R Treat, and I have to say the original IT. I absolutely love the original IT. The new one was good, but it wasn’t what the old one was to me with Tim Curry. He’s one of the best character actors of all time. Anything you put him in is a win in my book.
Which Horror Villain would you definitely not want to meet in the ring?
SC: Michael Myers. He was another one that kind of scared me when I was younger. He’s an unstoppable killing force. He gets one vision of you and he obsesses until he either kills you or you kill him. He’s a hard one to take down. Michael Myers doesn’t really have a weakness at the end of the day. If I’m picking a tag-team partner, as far as Horror goes, I’m 100% going with Michael Myers. I already pretty much tag with Michael Myers in fellow oVe member Madman Fulton. But to actually have the real Michael… that might be another level of craziness.
On the special meaning behind his tattoo of Elvira Mistress Of The Dark:
SC: My family were big Elvira fans, from as young as I can remember. She was one of my parents’ favorites. That’s one of the reasons I have it tattooed on my arm. She’s one of the rare ones I haven’t met yet.
What is your favorite type of Horror Movie?
SC: I am a big Slasher fan, but if I had to pick one subgenre, I love Found Footage Horror movies. I think they’re completely entertaining, completely different. It’s more realistic to me. I love the REC movies and the VHS movies. All Found Footage Horror movies are my favorites, even though I don’t think Blair Witch Project was that great.
How do you plan to celebrate Halloween this year?
SC: I haven’t really been able to celebrate Halloween to its full potential the last couple years with my schedule. But, if I’m able to be home on Halloween this year, I’m probably going to be something from the Rob Zombie franchise, because I’m such a big fan of his work and the way his characters look and have evolved over the years.
Candy Corn: Yay or Nay?
Candy Corn, 100% yay. I love candy corn and anyone who says it’s a terrible candy is not a friend of mine. Candy corn is delicious, and I don’t care what anyone says. If anyone ever tries to give me peeps, we’re gonna fight. It’s the worst candy of all time.
Viewers across the globe can watch Callihan in action for IMPACT Wrestling, when he’s not trick or treating, on a variety of platforms and devices including the IMPACT + Plus SVOD service and digital channel; on the promotion’s highlight-packed YouTube Channel ; and on twitch.tv and Pluto TV. IMPACT Wrestling can also be seen throughout the United States via Anthem’s new AXS TV, one of the nation’s largest independent cable channels and the home of the all-female promotion WOW – Women Of Wrestling and the global phenomenon New Japan Pro Wrestling; as well as on Roku devices and mobile iOS and Android apps. The promotion’s hit flagship series, IMPACT!, airs every Tuesdays at 8pE/8pP on AXS TV.
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Statement by National Wrestling Alliance on Jim Cornette

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Over the last few days, a situation was brought to our attention in regard to comments made by Jim Cornette that have been taken as making light on the subject of suicide.
We’ve addressed the situation internally with Mr. Cornette and made it clear that any comments in regards to this subject, joking or serious, are not endorsed by Lightning One and the National Wrestling Alliance.
Mr. Cornette understands the seriousness of this situation and with that he will remain the color commentator for NWA Powerrr.
Mental Health and Suicide Prevention are very important to the NWA President Billy Corgan and myself. If you’re ever needing help or need to speak with someone: The National Suicide Prevention Life Line is 1-800-273-8255 or online at https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org
Sincerely,
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NJPW “Road to Power Struggle – Super Junior Tag League 2019 – Day 13” Results – November 1, 2019 – Osaka, Japan

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1. Six-Man Tag Team Match
Yota Tsuji, Clark Connors, and TJP defeated Yuya Uemura, Tiger Mask IV, and Jyushin Thunder Liger
2. Eight-Man Tag Team Match
BUSHI, Shingo Takagi, SANADA, and Tetsuya Naito defeated DOUKI, Taichi, Zack Sabre Jr., and Minoru Suzuki
3. Six-Man Tag Team Match
Karl Fredericks, Tomohiro Ishii, and Hirooki Goto defeated Yujiro Takahashi, KENTA, and Jay White
4. Six-Man Tag Team Match
Toa Henare, YOSHI-HASHI, and Kazuchika Okada defeated Tomoaki Honma, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and Kota Ibushi
5. Super Junior Tag League 2019 Match
Titan and Volador Jr. [8] defeated Rocky Romero and Ryusuke Taguchi [8]
6. Super Junior Tag League 2019 Match
Yoshinobu Kanemaru and El Desperado [10] defeated Robbie Eagles and Will Ospreay [8]
7. Super Junior Tag League 2019 Match
SHO and YOH [10] defeated Taiji Ishimori and El Phantasmo) [10]
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Super Jr. Tag League 2019 Final Standings:
1. Yoshinobu Kanemaru and El Desperado ———- 10
1. SHO and YOH ———————————- 10
3. Taiji Ishimori and El Phantasmo ————– 10
4. Robbie Eagles and Will Ospreay ————— 8
4. Titan and Volador Jr. ———————— 8
4. Rocky Romero and Ryusuke Taguchi ————- 8
7. Clark Connors and TJP ———————— 2
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WWE NXT Live Event Results – November 9, 2019 – St. Augustine, Florida

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1. Xia Li defeated Deonna Purrazzo
2. Mansoor defeated Chase Parker
3. Killian Dain defeated Mohammed Fahim
4. Killian Dain defeated Danny Burch
5. Isaiah Scott defeated Tehuti Miles
6. Jeet Rama defeated Brendan Vink
7. Taynara defeated Catalina Garcia
8. Denzel DeJournette and Nick Ogarelli defeated Aleksandar and Dexter Lumis
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