South Philadelphia’s wrestling faithful took in a Sunday afternoon collaboration between IMPACT Wrestling and New Japan Pro Wrestling. Multiverse United 2, the third such event of its kind, was more of a house show than a pay-per-view. And you know something? It was just what the doctor ordered.
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The last time SummerSlam graced the Motor City, Rodney Anoa’i, aka Yokozuna, escaped the star-spangled power of the Lex Express to preserve his WWE Championship reign. Thirty years later, Tribal Combat is set to engulf The Bloodline as another Anoa’i in the form of Roman Reigns puts his WWE Undisputed Universal Title on the line against his cousin Jey Uso.
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Exodus Pro To Stream Exclusively on Premier Streaming Network
Exodus Pro, the new professional wrestling promotion from the mind of EC3, will stream exclusively on Premier Streaming Network beginning on Saturday, August 12th with Exodus Pro’s inaugural event, “The Journey Home.”
Emanating from Cleveland, Ohio, “The Journey Home” will feature rising talent from Control Your Narrative, and both current and emerging stars in the wrestling business. Exodus Pro’s “The Journey Home” can be ordered on Premier and will be available to Premier+ subscribers.
“The concept of Exodus Pro is for up and coming talent to take the initiative and do what is necessary to compete at the highest level this industry has to offer,” said Exodus Pro founder and performer, EC3.
“The true stars of tomorrow are the ones who invest in themselves and relentlessly pursue their passion. Exodus Pro is their journey to take and platform to create, and Premier is the streaming service where fans can watch it all happen.”
“Collaborating with EC3 to bring Exodus to Premier Streaming Network is very exciting,” said Josh Shernoff, Chief Content Officer of Premier Streaming Network. “EC3’s unique perspective as an independent content creator aligns perfectly with the imaginative spirit that Premier embraces. Together, we look forward to delivering a captivating viewing experience that resonates with audiences everywhere.”
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About Premier Streaming Network (PSN)
Launched in January of 2023, Premier Streaming Network has already accumulated over 2000 hours of content, including wrestling libraries and live shows from more than 20 promotions. Premier is available on a full suite of platforms and devices, including Web, iOS and Android mobile web and desktop, Chromecast, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku, and many Smart TVs.
Pro Wrestling is often described as a live-action comic book. Both mediums are prime destinations for bombastic storytelling with larger-than-life characters. It’s not a surprise that the two genres often intersect.
Batista and John Cena have earned critical acclaim for their big-screen superhero roles as Drax and Peacemaker, respectively.
Marvel and DC Comics use wrestling as a vehicle to produce the next great issue, with a cover providing a peek of the body slaming goodness within its pages.
Get out your long boxes and search those spin racks. It’s time to look at 15 pro wrestling comic book covers.
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Published by Forces of Geek – 6/12/23
There is a harrowing bridge to cross midway through the film where Regé-Jean Page’s knight in shining armor, Xenk, explains the precise formula to avoid the bridge’s Gnomish trap.
One must begin at the center, using odd number blocks only, moving forward with each step, except for every fifth step, which must be a lateral move.
The “quite simple” formula represents everything I loathe about the D&D game.
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves is an adventure film based on the popular roleplaying game of the same name that follows a charming band of unlikely heroes who embark on an epic heist that goes dangerously awry.
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Published by Forces of Geek – 7/12/23
The subgenre of exorcism horror films has made its mark in cinema. Some might conclude that if you’ve seen one scary movie with crucifixes, holy water, and contorting heads, you’ve seen them all. The subject of Director Julius Avery’s latest film, however, promises a different and higher-stakes version of possession-filled chaos.
The Pope’s Exorcist follows Father Gabriele Amorth, whose occupation is precisely what the title says. Academy Award winner Russell Crowe plays the Vatican’s leading exorcist, investigating reported possessions around the globe.
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Published by Forces of Geek – 6/5/23
“Y’all act like white men can’t dunk.”
Myles Bullock’s Renzo states in a baffled tone when the crowd at a basketball tournament erupts as Jack Harlow’s Jeremy unleashes a dunk during a pivotal juncture in the big game.
In many ways, Renzo’s perplexed statement is a commentary on the past and present this film represents.
White Men Can’t Jump is a remake of the beloved 1992 sports comedy starring Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson. Fast forward 31 years, and now Sinqua Walls (Power) and fast-rising rap star Jack Harlow are the lead hoopers.
Jeremy (Harlow) and Kamal Allen (Walls) are two people who are hard up for money and team up to use their considerable basketball talents to make ends meet.
The means, however, is unstable, and a big win by the pair is needed to set things right for them and their loved ones.
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Who is the third man? It was the biggest mystery in professional wrestling when twenty-seven years ago, 250,000 households ordered WCW Bash at the Beach on pay-per-view.
Speculation was white hot about who would join Scott Hall and Kevin Nash, the aptly named Outsiders, who seemingly represented promotional competitor WWF in their crusade to take over WCW.
“Macho Man” Randy Savage, Lex Luger, and Sting would symbolically lose the first battle in what became a multi-year war to Hall, Nash, and their “surprise buddy,” Hulk Hogan. And Bobby “The Brain” Heenan ruined the whole thing.
But did he?
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Happy 4th of July, everyone. Before I grill up some burgers and hot dogs, I thought it would be good idea to look at some of the star spangled fashion choices made by wrestlers over the years.
Some wrestlers, like our cover model Kurt Angle is always clad in the stars and stripes. Others break out their patriotism on special occasions.
Let’s look at eight wrestlers who in one form or another, applied old glory to their in-ring aesthetic.
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Whoever said, “A bad day in London is still better than a good day anywhere else,” doesn’t go by the name Roman Reigns.
The Bloodline Civil War tag team encounter pitting The Usos against Solo Sikoa and Roman Reigns headlined WWE Money in the Bank on Saturday from the O2 Arena in London, England.
The Square Mile deserved a historical moment for its first worldwide PLE in over 30 years, and they got one. Roman Reigns suffered his first pinfall loss since losing to Baron Corbin at TLC in 2019.
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