James Storm Working Upcoming NXT UK Tour?
James Storm posted the following NXT UK tour tease on Twitter:
Well you never know. There could be DEC #WWENXT . U.K. Is never the same after I leave. https://t.co/2lPv18JHSo
— James Storm (@JamesStormBrand) October 23, 2015
JR Critical of Two Cell Matches at HIAC
In his recent blog posted over at JRsBarBQ.com, Jim Ross questioned the need for two Hell in a Cell matches this Sunday night as he wrote the following:
“Why is it necessary for WWE to have two Hell in a Cell matches this Sunday in LA? The PG product has almost evolved away from HIAC matches to start with and having two on the same show lessens what the Taker vs. Lesnar HIAC match can or cannot do in the main event. Bottom line is that HIAC isn’t a PG entity or at least that’s my take on it. Neither is the Elimination Chamber. The event in LA is sold out”.
TNA Star Grado in BBC One Comedy
TNA star Grado appears as PC Hugh McKirdy in the BBC One comedy series “Scot Squad”. Below is a description of Grado’s character, and the show airs on Monday, October 26th at 10:35pm on BBC One Scotland.
New to the Scottish Police Force, and the Traffic Division, PC Hugh McKirdy makes up for his lack of experience with a boundless enthusiasm. Having grown up in a small town he is a bit of a “boy racer”, though now he polices Scotland’s roads rather than speeds along them.
He counts himself extremely lucky to be partnered with PC Surjit Singh, an experienced traffic officer, who Hugh regards as “The Machine”. While his thirst for knowledge may sometimes wear his partner down “Why is there not a full teaspoon of sugar in a sachet? How do they get the cardboard tube into a toilet roll?” he is determined to learn as much as he can from PC Singh.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
