Seth Rollins Reveals His Toughest WWE Opponent
WWE star Seth Rollins recently spoke with RauteMusik, and you can check out the entire interview at this link.
During the interview, Rollins said his toughest opponent in a WWE ring is John Cena, and he went on to explain that Cena’s toughness is something that is very underrated in WWE.
What’s Next for Goldberg?
WWE.com has published a poll asking fans what’s next for Bill Goldberg after he defeated Brock Lesnar in 86 seconds at last night’s WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view. The poll options are – “Goldberg still has it; no way this could really be his last match” and “It’s the perfect end to Goldberg’s perfect career.”
As of this writing, the first poll option is leading with 73% of the vote.
WWE Releases Emoji App
WWE has issued the following press release:
‘WWEmoji’ Emoji App Now Available
The ultimate emoji keyboard including hundreds of emojis for WWE fans
New York – November, 21, 2016 – Moji (AppMoji, Inc.), the recognized worldwide leader of emojis, today released WWEmoji, which can be downloaded now for $1.99 in the iOS App Store and Google Play Store for Android, and contains hundreds of emojis encompassing all aspects of the WWE brand.
Superstars from Monday Night Raw, SmackDown Live and NXT, as well as WWE Legends, including “Macho Man” Randy Savage and Stone Cold Steve Austin, are included in the app. In addition to the large selection of emojis, animated icons depicting Superstars’ signature poses or moves, such as Randy Orton’s RKO, also make an appearance. The app will be continuously updated each week with new Superstars and content that mirrors current events in WWE.
Founder & CEO of Moji, Oliver Camilo said “we are so excited for WWE fans to download and use this app. A lot of time and thought went into creating a product that not only embodied the WWE brand, but was designed specifically for WWE fans to use. Although we will be frequently updating the app, users will find no shortage of emojis to use in their everyday conversations.”
“WWE fans are constantly consuming content on their mobile devices, and our new WWEmoji app will provide them with new ways to connect with our brand,” said Casey Collins, WWE Executive Vice President, Consumer Products. “We are excited to partner with Moji, a leader in the space, to create fun and engaging emojis that our fans can use to share with friends and express their passion for WWE and our Superstars.“
According to a study done last year, nearly two-thirds of those surveyed used emoji either several times a day or several times a week. 93% of those surveyed used emoji at least several times a year and over 60% of surveyed 30-35 year olds and 35+ year olds were frequent users of emoji.
Moji produces more than 20,000 of these icons across its product offerings. Beyond growing its base of celebrity/athlete partnerships, Moji plans to harness the marketing power of emojis by including major brands into peoples’ everyday conversations in a meaningful and relevant way. For additional information, please visit www.mojifluence.com.
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.
