• Becky Lynch Written Off WWE Programming On Tonight’s RAW
Tonight’s RAW after SummerSlam 2022 kicked off with Becky Lynch coming out with her right arm in a sling.
Lynch confirmed that she separated her shoulder on Saturday night.
Becky said the following about her babyface turn:
“At SummerSlam, I am happy to say I finally remembered who the hell I am.”
Lynch called out RAW Women’s Champion Bianca Belair and they showed respect to each other once again and hugged.
Becky then left and got assaulted by Bayley, Dakota Kai & IYO SKY backstage.
Looks like we have the answers from @itsBayleyWWE now!! 😲#WWERaw pic.twitter.com/GLbglomqMT
— WWE (@WWE) August 2, 2022
This attack was done to write Becky off WWE programming because she’ll require surgery.
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• ON THIS DAY IN WWF HISTORY (August 1, 1992) – WBF BodyStars
On this day in 1992, Vince McMahon’s World Bodybuilding Federation aired another episode of their weekly TV show ‘WBF BodyStars’.
They usually taped a full month of TV content for the show during their monthly tapings featuring some of the best Bodybuilding-Superstars on the planet at that time.
World Wrestling Federation owner Vince McMahon, who back then was only known as WWF commentator, also worked as the host on WBF BodyStars.
His very own bodybuilding-nutrition-supplement brand ICOPRO was usually advertised during every episode.
Former WCW World Heavyweight Champion Lex Luger was signed away from Ted Turner’s World Championship Wrestling in March of 1992, in order to join the World Bodybuilding Federation and appear on television for them.
With WWF doctor Dr. Zahorian being arrested in 1991 and Vince McMahon’s World Wrestling Federation dealing with the infamous steroid scandal by 1992, the timing to run his own Bodybuilding promotion couldn’t possibly have been any worse, which is why the project was doomed to fail and it eventually disbanded.
The intro theme song of WBF BodyStars was “Go for It!” by Joey B. Ellis & Tynetta Hare.
