ZitatAlles anzeigenTop Star Debuts On The WWE Main Roster
Former WWE NXT Champion Bobby Roode made his main roster debut on this weekt's SmackDown from Brooklyn. He defeated Aiden English in the opening match. Roode was interviewed in the ring by Renee Young after the match and he congratulates the SmackDown bosses on breaking the bank to sign him, the hottest free agent in sports entertainment. Roode went on and said SmackDown went from being great to absolutely glorious.
Roode just dropped the NXT Title to Drew McIntyre at "Takeover: Brooklyn III" on Saturday night.
There’s been talk of presenting Bobby Roode as a face on SmackDown, at least for his first feud.
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ZitatDolph Ziggler Returns To WWE TV
Dolph Ziggler returned to TV on this week's SmackDown from Brooklyn as a backstage interviewer. As seen below, Ziggler spoke to colleague Dasha Fuentes and did not seem thrilled about his new gig. Ziggler took shots at various WWE gimmicks and said he's been watching a lot of RAW & SmackDown while he's been away. The former World Heavyweight Champion said he's learned what it takes to become a star in WWE while away and he will show us what he's learned on next week's SmackDown from Arkansas.
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ZitatAlles anzeigenWWE Announces Signing Of Lio Rush
WWE has announced the signing of top independent wrestler Lio Rush, who officially joins the WWE Performance Center today.
Here is the full statement:
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WWE signs Lio Rush
WWE has announced a blockbuster signing in the form of 22-year-old prodigy Lio Rush.
Internationally recognized as one of the ring's top high-flyers, Rush officially joined the WWE Performance Center today in Orlando, Fla.
Born Lionel Gerard Green, of Lanham, Md., Rush wrestled in high school, becoming a two-time All-American and three-time state qualifier. He began training for sports-entertainment in 2014 and, in less than three years, has competed in 43 states, Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom, Germany and Ireland. In 2016, he won Ring of Honor's Top Prospect Tournament, and earlier this year, he held the Combat Zone Wrestling Heavyweight Championship.
The 160-pounder quickly became a fan favorite on the independent scene for his daredevil creativity and unbelievable resiliency, as well as his "Dragon's Call" finisher, a devastating frog splash that recalls D'Lo Brown's split-leg variation. In joining the WWE PC, Rush reunites with a former tag team partner, current NXT Superstar The Velveteen Dream, with whom Rush co-held the Maryland Championship Wrestling Tag Team Titles in 2015.