• Renee Young’s New Job Revealed
Renee Paquette (fka Renee Young) left the WWE after SummerSlam 2020, because she believed she had accomplished everything she could in the WWE.
After WWE Backstage on FS1 got cancelled, she didn’t want to go back to being a backstage interviewer, as that would’ve been a step back, so she decided to leave the company.
Renee then launched her “Oral Sessions” podcast, but she has a new job now.
According to the Wrestling Observer, Renee is now working as a talk show host on the NHL Network:
“Renee Paquette has gotten a gig with the NHL Network doing a show with Jackie Redmond called Jack and Paq. The weekly talk show will be based around interviewing players and talking about the news.
[Paquette] and Redmond have known each other dating back to both working in the Toronto media.”
Jackie Redmond is also the co-host of WWE’s RAW Talk show.
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• On This Day In Pro Wrestling History (December 17, 2000) – WCW Starrcade 2000
On this day in Pro Wrestling history on December 17, 2000, Ted Turner’s World Championship Wrestling aired their annual ‘Starrcade’ event LIVE on PPV from the MCI Center in Washington, DC.
This was the last Starrcade before Vince McMahon bought the company 3 months later, so there were only 3 more WCW PPVs after this one, before the company was sold.
Here are the results:
– Ladder match: 3 Count defeated The Jung Dragons and Evan Karagias & Jamie Knoble
– Lance Storm defeated Ernest Miller
– Hardcore Championship: Terry Funk defeated Crowbar (c)
– Big Vito and Reno vs. KroniK ended in a no contest
– Ambulance match: Mike Awesome defeated Bam Bam Bigelow
– United States Heavyweight Championship: Gen. Rection (c) defeated Shane Douglas by DQ
– Bunkhouse Brawl: The Harris Brothers & Jeff Jarrett defeated The Filthy Animals
– World Tag Team Championship: The Insiders defeated The Perfect Event (c)
– No Holds Barred: Goldberg defeated Lex Luger
– WCW World Heavyweight Championship: Scott Steiner (c) defeated Sid Vicious
