• WWE vs. AEW Will Happen Again In October
WWE NXT and AEW Dynamite went head-to-head for almost 2 years, but the Wednesday Night War ended in April 2021 when NXT moved to Tuesday nights.
Now, NXT & Dynamite will go head-to-head again in less than two months on October 18.
Here’s what the Wrestling Observer reported about it:
“AEW and WWE are both gonna have dates changed because of the upcoming Major League Baseball playoffs.
It’s not gonna affect anything until mid-October, but there will be an October 18 head-to-head on Tuesday with Dynamite from Cincinnati and NXT. First time they’ve gone head-to-head in over a year.
The next week is going to be – it’s the American League Championship, and if there’s a Game 7 in the American League Championship, the AEW…[the game] would be on Wednesday, so that’s the 26th.
If that’s the case, they would probably have to move – the show would still be taped on Wednesday night, but they’d probably have to (air it) after the game or more likely on Thursday.
There will be at least one, perhaps two SmackDowns during the World Series moved to FS1. One for sure as there is every year.
If there’s a Game 6 of the World Series that would be the second week, so it depends how the World Series goes.”
#AEW returns to Cincinnati, OH to make their @HeritageBankCtr debut for a Special Tuesday Night #AEWDynamite LIVE on October 18! Tickets (starting at $29+fees) go on sale Friday 8/26 at 10AM ET 🎟 https://t.co/UN1cNiJJrQ | https://t.co/2vCEManXRl pic.twitter.com/8RHH1lYr8Z
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) August 18, 2022
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• Old School WWF Attitude Era Veteran Celebrates His Birthday
Old School WWF Attitude Era Veteran “SmackDown!’s number one announcer” Funaki (Real name: Shoichi Funaki) celebrates his 54th birthday today.
He joined the World Wrestling Federation in 1998 as part of the ‘Kai En Tai’ faction, which later evolved in just a Tag Team, consisting of him & Taka Michinoku.
He was with the company for 12 years till he was released in 2010, but eventually returned in 2016 as an official WWE commentator for Japanese TV.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY FUNAKI!
