Rhyno vs Dreamer & More Set for House of Hardcore
Tommy Dreamer’s House of Hardcore promotion will be returning to New York and Philadelphia, and below are the currently advertised event cards. You can get more information, including tickets details, at this link.
Friday 9/16 at The Sports Arena in St. James, Long Island, NY:
*Extreme New York Street Fight: Rhyno vs. Tommy Dreamer
*Matt Hardy with Señor Benjamin & Reby vs. Aaron Stevens
*Tony Nese vs. Ricochet
*El Torito vs. Swoggle
*Pat Buck vs. Brian Myers.
*Team Tremendous & Mystery Partner vs. Vik Dalishus, Hale Collins & Ben Ortiz (with The Double Duprees)
*Also appearing are Terry Funk, Sami Callihan, Matt Striker, Alex Reynolds, Bull James, TJ Marconi and more.
Saturday 9/17 at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, PA:
*Tommy Dreamer with Terry Funk vs. Broken Matt Hardy with Señor Benjamin
*Ricochet vs. Sami Callihan
*Chris Hero vs. Tony Nese
* Brian Myers’ final HOH appearance, Swoggle and more
Scott Hall Says HBK Has an Idea for The Kliq Over WM33 Weekend
As noted, WWE Hall of Famer Scott Hall appeared on the debut episode of Sean Waltman’s new podcast “X-Pac 1,2,360”, which you can watch in full in the video player below.
During the appearance, Hall revealed something might be planned during WrestleMania 33 in Orlando next year, and he had the following to say. Hall did clarify this would not be something done with WWE, but rather The Kliq on its own in Orlando:
There was an idea [from Shawn Michaels] that we were gonna do something. Me, Kevin [Nash] and Eric Bischoff were gonna do something. I think you [Sean Waltman], were gonna do something at the Hard Rock Cafe and City Walk in Orlando since that’s where ‘Mania is this year. But then there was some talk about maybe Hulkster being involved which makes it even bigger. But then somebody said, the last time I talked to Kevin, he said ‘No I heard from somebody, who won’t be named, let’s make it a Kliq thing’. So then the whole Kliq would be involved, and if one dude can’t make it they’re gonna drop a giant screen down and they’re gonna beam it in, him doing stuff.
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.
