• Ronda Rousey Getting Punished For Her Actions At Extreme Rules?
WWE is teasing that Ronda Rousey might get punished for her action at Extreme Rules last night. Below is what WWE posted:
“Like her or loathe her, Alexa Bliss has emerged from WWE Extreme Rules still your Raw Women’s Champion following a tremendous victory over Nia Jax in an Extreme Rules Match during which she also escaped The Baddest Women on the Planet.
With Ronda Rousey’s Raw suspension not over until Wednesday, one might assume that Monday night will be all about Little Miss Bliss. Then again, there is nothing stopping The Irresistible Force or anyone else from trying to take a piece out of The Goddess of WWE.
Then again, after hopping the barricade and getting involved in the Raw Women’s Championship bout, could The Baddest Woman on the Planet be subject to further penalties from Raw General Manager Kurt Angle?”
• Wrestling Legend Was Murdered 30 Years Ago Today
On this day in Pro Wrestling History in 1988, Bruiser Brody was murdered. He was 42 years old.
Brody was a 4 time NWA American Heavyweight Championship, NWA Texas Heavyweight Champion, 6 time NWA Brass Knuckles Heavyweight Champion & 3 time NWA International Heavyweight Champion. He won many tag team titles as well.
“On July 16, 1988, Brody was in the locker room before his match with Dan Spivey in Bayamón (a city near San Juan, Puerto Rico), when José Huertas González, a fellow wrestler and booker, asked him to go into the shower to discuss business. Brody entered the shower stall and a few minutes later a scuffle ensued, followed by two groans, loud enough for the entire locker room to hear. Tony Atlas ran to the shower and saw Brody bent over and holding his stomach. Atlas then looked up at González and saw him holding a knife.
When the paramedics arrived, Atlas carried Brody downstairs to the waiting ambulance, as, due to Brody’s enormous stature, paramedics were unable to lift him. Brody’s last words (as told to Atlas) were, “Tell my little son I love him, and tell my wife I love her, too.” González, who always maintained his innocence, was initially charged with first-degree murder but was later reduced and tried for involuntary homicide.
Dutch Mantell received his subpoena after the trial was over and Tony Atlas, who had given a statement and said he witnessed what happened refused to return to give his version in court and without his testimony the district attorney had no case. Some wrestlers (the Youngbloods) were scared to death and made no declaration to the police at the time of the events. However, Atlas declared what he saw to the police and came back to Puerto Rico several years later to work with the promotion. In January 1989, González was acquitted on all counts, citing self-defense. Carlos Colón testified at the trial.”
Source: Wikipedia
