- NXT Diva Zahra was released. She was released for having Nazi propaganda and other hate speech on her twitter, including racist comments towards Princess Tiana. Because cartoons are so threatening. She's also Seth's girlfriend. You may remember her from the nude picture scandal. More here.- TNA wrestler Bram was arrested on two felony counts of ( Read more... )

#HulkHogan Fired From WWE http://t.co/pecPNVSGlk via @kimroots pic.twitter.com/k3pk5mShIW
- Michael Ausiello (@MichaelAusiello) July 24, 2015

WWE terminated its contract with Terry Bollea (aka Hulk Hogan). WWE is committed to embracing and celebrating individuals from all backgrounds as demonstrated by the diversity of our employees, performers ( Read more... )

WWE is deeply saddened that Virgil Runnels, aka “The American Dream” Dusty Rhodes, passed away today at age 69. pic.twitter.com/MDfxIAbxwN
- WWE (@WWE) June 11, 2015

BREAKING: AJ Lee retires from WWE http://t.co/vU3ht39gMF pic.twitter.com/bTZbmarPrR
- Diva Dirt (@divadirt) April 3, 2015

In case you blinked and missed it, The Bella twins, Paige and Emma had a 30 second match last night. Not even worth the time it took them to get dressed, really.

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Afterwards #givedivasachance started trending on Twitter, and is still going strong today. The hashtag contains a lot of gross and misogynistic comments, which was inevitable, but it is ( Read more... )

For the last few months there has been at least one post every day, Monday to Friday. If, for nothing else, it's been so the calender in the side bar stays consistent and looks nice. Now that SD has moved, I have nothing to fill Friday with for the rest of December. So, here is some news you might have missed this week, or something. I don't know ( Read more... )

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The Smackdown will be handed out 24 hours earlier, when Syfy and WWE move the long-running grapple-fest to Thursday nights, starting Jan. 15, 2015 at 8/7c.

“Quite simply, more young men watch television on Thursday nights than on Fridays,” Syfy EVP Michael Engleman explained in a statement. “Among Men 18-49, PUTs (persons using television) are 15 ( Read more... )

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