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Chyna’s really been going berserk to give herself a Hall Of Fame push. About eight hours ago, Chyna posted the tweet below. Since that moment, she’s been tweeting screen caps from Wikipedia pages for D-Generation-X and the International Championship, along with screen caps from lists that promote her as an influential female wrestler (we have several with you, where’s the love Chyna?).
On top of that, she’s been posting links to dozens of her best matches. In total, she’s tweeted around 100 times in eight hours which is kinda amazing, but also a little bit insane. Yesterday she posted a video link of Greg “The Hammer” Valentine endorsing her claim for a Hall Of Fame spot. Here is what she tweeted:
After the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match between Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose ended controversially, with Rollins picking up the win, a new poll in WWE’s website has asked fans if Dean Ambrose deserves another shot at Seth Rollins and the WWE World Heavyweight Title.
With an overwhelming majority of 10,000 votes, 72% of the WWE Universe believe he does deserve another shot. This past Sunday at Money in the Bank PPV, Seth Rollins retained his belt against former Shield partner Dean Ambrose, snatching the title from Ambrose as they both fell off the ladder, Ambrose coming agonisingly close to his maiden title win.
On Thursday, the WWE confirmed that legendary wrestler Dusty Rhodes had passed away at the age of 69. The company gave no details about the nature of his death. Rhodes, real name Virgil Runnels, appeared on WWE programming as recently as April and worked with young talent in the company's developmental system in Florida. Here is a Diamond Dallas Page posted this shot of he and Fandango at Dusty Rhodes’ funeral on Wednesday in Tampa:
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