• WWE Hall of Famer To Do Commentary In The Mixed Match Challenge
Below is what WWE announced yesterday:
“As revealed by newly-announced WWE Mixed Match Challenge hosts Renee Young and Byron Saxton on Facebook Live today, WWE Hall of Famer Beth Phoenix will join Michael Cole and Corey Graves on the announce team for the Facebook Watch exclusive show, starting Tuesday, Jan. 16 at 10 ET/ 7 PT.
Few female competitors have dominated their division quite as convincingly as Phoenix. The former Women’s Champion ripped through anyone in her path and never failed to draw gasps from the WWE Universe, whether she was lifting Melina and Mickie James over her shoulder at the same time, eliminating The Great Khali from the 2002 Royal Rumble Match or Glam Slamming Eve from the top rope at the 2011’s Survivor Series.
The Glamazon will certainly provide a unique perspective on the ground-breaking Facebook Watch show, beginning Jan. 16 at 10 ET/ 7 PT.”
• OLD SCHOOL VIDEO HISTORY (January 3, 1987) – NWA Tag Teams
On this day in 1987, some of the best Tag Teams of the National Wrestling Alliance were interviewed during an episode of Jim Crockett’s weekly ‘NWA Pro Wrestling’ TV Show:
• Latest Update On The Possibility Of The Undertaker vs. Sting Match
Despite WWE Hall of Famer Sting officially announcing his retirement, questions regarding the Dream Match of The Undertaker vs. Sting happening never stop.
A fan asked Wrestling Observer’s Dave Meltzer the possibility of Vince McMahon finally pulling the trigger on this match on Twitter recently. Below is what Meltzer replied:
The impression we have is that Sting probably can't get cleared to wrestle. He's already retired. I know that if he could wrestle,he would want that match. https://t.co/esXKrHqWbf
— Dave Meltzer (@davemeltzerWON) January 2, 2018
For those who don’t know, the Dream Match between The Undertaker and Sting actually happened in WCW back in 1990 (but this was before Taker was known as The Undertaker).
Below is a fake, yet very realistic footage of Sting taking on The Undertaker (known as “Mean” Mark Callous then) in WCW:
