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As promised, Global Force Wrestling has officially launched their very own 24/7 OTT streaming service. The company announced their intention to launch the Global Wrestling Network one week ago, and it briefly went live last night online. The site featured Josh Matthews confirming that the new service costs $5.99 per month, and it includes discounts on merchandise and pay-per-views, content from promotions partnered with GFW (which have yet to be added,) as well as all material from GFW/Impact Wrestling/TNA Wrestling. While the service is still “coming soon” for services such as Roku and Fire TV, the Global Wrestling Network is currently available via Android and iOS stores.
You may visit the website for the network here: GlobalWrestlingNetwork.com
Contrary to some earlier rumors, it does not look like Alberto El Patron is done with Global Force Wrestling after all. Multiple sources took part in the latest Global Force Wrestling conference call featuring Scott D’Amore, Sonjay Dutt, and John Gaburick. Alberto El Patron was suspended from GFW earlier this year due to an incident involving accused domestic violence with his girlfriend Paige at an airport in Orlando. Alberto has since been cleared from the investigation, but he remains suspended and he had the GFW title stripped from him recently. When asked about Patron’s status, Gaburick stated: “We have plans for Alberto, we’re excited that he’s gonna be coming back at Bound For Glory.” This seems to confirm that Patron will be back in time for the big pay-per-view in November.

More information came out of the conference call, and it appears that GFW roster member Rosemary has been cleared to return to the ring. Rosemary garnered a ton of attention when she was unknowingly put into a legitimate armbar by Sexy Star during AAA’s Triplemania show. Rosemary was seriously hurt by Star, but Sonjay Dutt confirmed that Rosemary has been cleared by doctors to compete again. He also stated that they do not plan on featuring the events of the aforementioned Triplemania match going forward, and he assured everyone that the relationship between AAA and GFW is still very strong.

Blaine 64 Robbinsdale Armstrong 3
Saint Paul Johnson Quadrangular
Chaska/Chanhassen 56, Saint Paul Central 21
Tartan 36 Chaska/Chanhassen 30
Chaska/Chanhassen 53 Saint Paul Johnson 27
Tartan 59 Saint Paul Central 18
Saint Paul Central 39 Saint Paul Johnson 34
Tartan 52 Saint Paul Johnson 21

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Adam Cole made a splash recently, signing with WWE and making waves in NXT.
On Thursday, WWE announced he would make his in-ring debut on NXT next Wednesday. Here’s the tweet with WWE reporter Catherine Kelley:

BREAKING: @catherinekelley has learned that @AdamColePro‘s in-ring debut in @WWENXT will take place NEXT WEDNESDAY against @TheEricYoung! pic.twitter.com/n9gYkkts1F
— WWE (@WWE) September 21, 2017

Buffalo Quadrangular

Round 1

Rogers 39 Buffalo 28
106 Brett Wilson (Rogers Royals) over Charlie DesMarais (Buffalo) — Decision: 6-5
113 Hunter Newman (Buffalo) over Forfeit (Rogers Royals) — Win by Forfeit
120 Jared Meyer (Buffalo) over Jeremiah Rademacher (Rogers Royals) — Fall: 3:14
126 Wyatt Jacobson Hanson (Buffalo) over Jay Larson (Rogers Royals) — Fall: 1:45
132 Cruz Martinez (Rogers Royals) over Wesley Sanderson (Buffalo) — Fall: 1:16
138 Philip Anderson (Rogers Royals) over Cole Scherber (Buffalo) — Fall: 1:32
145 Connor Larson (Rogers Royals) over Corbin Ruby (Buffalo) — Fall: 3:09
152 Jordan Bond (Rogers Royals) over Ian Scherber (Buffalo) — Decision: 6-2
160 Jacob Sherber (Buffalo) over Sam Suedbeck (Rogers Royals) — Major Decision: 12-4
170 Matthew Ruhr (Buffalo) over Jeff McClay (Rogers Royals) — Decision: 12-5
182 Tyler Eicher (Rogers Royals) over Hunter Durand (Buffalo) — Decision: 10-4
195 Jordan Lemcke (Rogers Royals) over Auston Anderson Alverez (Buffalo) — Fall: 1:55
220 Adam Treptau (Buffalo) over Jake Owens (Rogers Royals) — Decision: 9-3
285 Andrew Piehl (Rogers Royals) over Forfeit (Buffalo) — Win by Forfeit

Howard Lake Waverly Winsted 40 Fridley 36
106 Sylvester Vang (F) over FF 0 6
113 Abe Rizvi (F) over FF 0 12
120 Aaron Rathke (F) over FF 0 18
126 Rossi Davis (F) fall 1:17 over Harry Shannon (HLWW) 0 24
132 David Cox (HLWW) fall 1:43 over Henry Nguyen (F) 6 24
138 Cameron Mageson (HLWW) over FF 12 24
145 Skyler Davis (HLWW) fall 3:24 over Sergio Diaz 18 24
152 Dylan Youngren (HLWW) fall 1:23) over Junior Lawrence (F) 24 24
160 Robert Henderson (F) fall 4:28 overElijah Riemer (HLWW) 24 30
170 Michael Bayer (F) over FF 24 36
182 Riley Gruenhage maj. dec. 12-1 over John Allen 28 36
195 Nathan Marschall (HLWW) 8-7 over Gabe Franklin 31 36
220 Liam Fury (HLWW) 5-4 over Miguel Leiva (F) 34 36
HWT Garrett Schanus (HLWW) fall :24 over Keith Emmons(F) 40 36

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Round 2

Buffalo 48 Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted 18
106 Double Forfeit 0 0
113 Hunter Newman (B) over FF 6 0
120 Jared Meyer (B) over FF 12 0
126 Wyatt Jacobson Hanson (B) fall 1:43 over Harry Shannon (HLWW) 18 0
132 David Cox (HLWW) fall 1:03 over Wesley Sanderson (B) 18 6
138 Cole Scherber (B) fall 3:54 over CBameron Magenson (HLWW) 24 6
145 Corbin Ruby (B) fall 1:17 over Skyler Davis (HLWW) 30 6
152 Dylan Youngren (HLWW) fall 2:58 over Ian Scherber (B) 30 12
160 Jacob Scherber (B) fall 1:50 over Elijah Reimer (HLWW) 36 12
170 Matthew Ruhr (B) over FF 42 12
182 Riley Gruenhagen (HLWW) 3-2 over Hunter Durand (B) 42 15
195 Nathan Marschel (HLWW) 6-0 over Auston Alvarez (B) 42 18
220 Adam Treptau (B) fall 6:29 OT over Garrett Schanus (HLWW) 48 18
HWT Double Forfeit

Rogers 61 Fridley 12
106 Brett Wilson (Rogers Royals) over Syvester Vang (Fridley) — Fall: 1:38
113 Aaron Rathke (Fridley) over Forfeit (Rogers Royals) — Win by Forfeit
120 Jeremiah Rademacher (Rogers Royals) over Abe Razvi (Fridley) — Major Decision: 12-0
126 Rossi Davis (Fridley) over Kammers Jack (Rogers Royals) — Fall: :57
132 Cruz Martinez (Rogers Royals) over Henry Nguyen (Fridley) — Fall: 1:02
138 Forfeit (Fridley) over Forfeit (Rogers Royals) —
145 Philip Anderson (Rogers Royals) over Sergio Diaz (Fridley) — Fall: 2:33
152 Connor Larson (Rogers Royals) over Junior Lawrence (Fridley) — Fall: 3:41
160 Jordan Bond (Rogers Royals) over Robert Henderson (Fridley) — Decision: 10-8 (OT)
170 Jeff McClay (Rogers Royals) over Michael Bauer (Fridley) — Fall: 2:51
182 Tyler Eicher (Rogers Royals) over John Allen (Fridley) — Fall: 1:59
195 Jordan Lemcke (Rogers Royals) over Gabe Franklin (Fridley) — Fall: :34
220 Jake Owens (Rogers Royals) over Miguel Leiva (Fridley) — Fall: :47
285 Andrew Piehl (Rogers Royals) over Kieth Emmons (Fridley) — Fall: :36

Round 3

Buffalo 68 Fridley 9
106 Charlie DesMarais (B) fall 1:40 over Sylvester Vang (F) 6 0
113 Josh Anderson (B) fall :49 over Abe Rizvi (F) 12 0
120 Jared Meyer (B) fall :37 over Aaron Rathke (F) 18 0
126 Wyatt Jacobson Hanson (B) fall 3:03 over Ross Davis (F) 24 0
132 Wesley Sanderson (B) fall 3:40 over Henry Nguyen (F) 30 0
138 Cole Scherber (B) over FF 36 0
145 Corbin Ruby (B) fall 1:30 over Sergio Diaz (F) 42 0
152 Ian Scherber (B) maj. dec. 14-5 over Junior Lawrence (F) 46 0
160 Jacob Scherber (B) maj. dec. 9-1 over Robert Henderson (F) 50 0
170 Matthew Ruhr (B) fall :42 over Michael Bauer (F) 56 0
182 Hunter Durand (B) fall 4:49 over John Allen (F) 62 0
195 Miguel Leiva (F) 10-7 over Auston Alvarez (B) 62 3
220 Adam Treptau (B) fall 2:27 over Darius Bryant (F) 68 3
HWT Keith Emmons (F) over FF 68 9

Rogers 45 Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted 21
106 Forfeit (Howard Lake Waverly) over Forfeit (Rogers Royals) —
113 Forfeit (Howard Lake Waverly) over Forfeit (Rogers Royals) —
120 Jeremiah Rademacher (Rogers Royals) over Forfeit (Howard Lake Waverly) — Win by Forfeit
126 Kammers Jack (Rogers Royals) over Harry Shannon (Howard Lake Waverly) — Fall: 5:56
132 Cruz Martinez (Rogers Royals) over David Cox (Howard Lake Waverly) — Decision: 3-0
138 Philip Anderson (Rogers Royals) over Cameron Mogenson (Howard Lake Waverly) — Fall: 1:41
145 Connor Larson (Rogers Royals) over Skyler Dacus (Howard Lake Waverly) — Fall: 2:46
152 Dylan Youngren (Howard Lake Waverly) over Jordan Bond (Rogers Royals) — Decision: 5-2
160 Elijah Riemer (Howard Lake Waverly) over Forfeit (Rogers Royals) — Win by Forfeit
170 Jeff McClay (Rogers Royals) over Forfeit (Howard Lake Waverly) — Win by Forfeit
182 Riley Gruenhagen (Howard Lake Waverly) over Tyler Eicher (Rogers Royals) — Fall: 3:16
195 Jordan Lemcke (Rogers Royals) over Nathan Marschel (Howard Lake Waverly) — Fall: 4:52
220 Garrett Schanus (Howard Lake Waverly) over Jake Owens (Rogers Royals) — Fall: 5:14
285 Dominic Skawiniak (Rogers Royals) over () — Win by Forfeit

Brock Lesnar has one of the most luxurious schedules of any WWE Superstar on the roster. The current Universal Champion wrestles only a handful of times per year, and they are usually saved for some of WWE’s biggest events. Naturally, when Brock Lesnar makes a rare appearance at a WWE live event, it usually comes as a surprise. Brock recently appeared at a live event in Winnipeg, Canada and defeated Sheamus to retain his title. Brock Lesnar is believed to be taking time off from appearing on television once again. Though is he rumored to appear at November’s Survivor Series pay-per-view, he is not being advertised for the event as of yet.
Glenn Jacobs dominated WWE television for over a decade as the sinister Kane character, but he put his wrestling career on hold last year when he announced that he would be running for Mayor of Knox County, Tennessee. He last appeared at a WWE live event in December of last year where he teamed with American Alpha to defeat The Wyatt Family. As far as a in-ring return, Dave Meltzer noted in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter that WWE is not sure what they will be doing as far as Kane’s in-ring future. The belief is that Kane will remain employed by WWE (but not used) at least until his Mayoral campaign concludes in 2018.
One of the breakout tag teams of the year has been Fandango and Tyler Breeze’s Breezango group. The two have impressed audiences with their “Fashion Files” skits on Smackdown each week, and the likes of John Cena and Nikki Bella are even said to be behind them. While speaking to DualShockers, the team teased that they will be going after the Smackdown Tag Team Championships after The New Day and The Usos face off at Hell in a Cell. The two teams have battled each other in numerous matches, and their next match is being advertised as the final match between the teams. With the Hype Bros. splitting up soon, and with the Usos and New Day moving on, it seems that Breezango may finally get another chance to shine.

Backstage reports indicates that the Ticket prices for the upcoming Raw tour in India are expected to be really high. The speculation is that while the card is missing many big stars, WWE will try to capitalize by putting Jinder Mahal in the main event with likely Roman Reigns or possibly someone like Finn Balor.
Source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter

As previously reported, Roman Reigns took a shot at The Young Bucks, Nick and Matt Jackson, during a media conference call earlier this week. Reigns criticized the most decorated tag-team in wrestling today for imitating DX and using the “Too Sweet” hand gesture. The Young Bucks recently acknowledged and responded the shot that Roman Reigns took on them.
Below is what Roman Reigns said to The Young Bucks:
“No offense to any of these guys, but we don’t need guys running around doing ‘too sweets’,” Reigns said. “We don’t need guys acting like they’re DX from 20 years ago. We need original characters, guys who are [themselves]. I need Seth Rollins to be Seth Rollins. I need Kevin Owens to be Kevin Owens and I need Bray Wyatt to be Bray Wyatt. We need original superstars who have no clue what was done 15 or 20 years ago. No disrespect of our history and our past, but we’re trying to create something new here.

“That’s the most important thing, that we’re true to our characters and we’re true to our originality and where we’re trying to go forward as a product. That’s why it’s important for Braun Strowman to be the first Braun Strowman. That’s why it was important for me to tell [John] Cena that I’m not the next Cena. That’s burying me. I’m the first and only Roman Reigns. That’s all I can be, that’s all I want to be.”
Below is the response from The Young Bucks:

You expect old-timers/shock jocks to bury you, but not current, young, top-guys that you respect. Disappointing. #usVSthem
— The Young Bucks (@MattJackson13) October 10, 2017

Even if someone isn’t a fan of matt and @NickJacksonYB surely they can respect the doors these guys have opened for independent wrestlers.
— Nick Collett (@NickCollett) October 10, 2017

No clue about the beef but I’m a fan of YBs/Elite and Roman/Shield…for very different reasons. Going to see the former next Sun night.
— Stealth Power (@StealthPower) October 10, 2017

Leading Kosovo Serb politician Oliver Ivanovic was killed in a brazen drive-by shooting on Tuesday that could reignite ethnic tensions in the region.

The assassination of Ivanovic – who was facing a retrial on war crimes charges over the 1990s Kosovo conflict – occurred on the very day that Belgrade and Pristina resumed talks on normalising ties after a hiatus of more than a year.

The Serbian government official in charge of Kosovo, Marko Djuric, described the murder as a "a criminal, terrorist act against the entire Serbian people".

A poster bearing a picture of Oliver Ivanovic hangs on the wall of his offices after he was killed in a brazen drive-by shooting in Mitrovica Credit:
ARMEND NIMANI/AFP/Getty Images

Ivanovic, 64, was shot dead by gunmen firing from a car as he arrived at the headquarters of his party in the flashpoint town of Mitrovica at about 8:15 am (7.15am GMT), according to police.

"I am informed that he was shot dead on the spot and efforts to revive him at Mitrovica hospital were unsuccessful," his lawyer Nebojsa Vlajic told AFP.

Kosovo police officers secure the area where leading Kosovo Serb politician Oliver Ivanovic was killed in MitrovicaCredit:
ARMEND NIMANI/AFP/Getty Images

He said Ivanovic, a moderate politician who had been a critic of Belgrade’s policies in Kosovo, was hit by five bullets.

Police said they found a burnt-out car that was presumably used in the attack, local media reported.

Public prosecutor Shyqri Syla told AFP that investigators were at the scene, but that it was not yet known who was behind the attack.

Ethnically divided town

An EU-backed Kosovo court sentenced Ivanovic in 2015 to a nine-year jail term after it found him guilty of encouraging the killings of captured ethnic Albanian civilians in Kosovska Mitrovica in April 1999.

In February last year, a Pristina appeals court quashed the sentence and ordered a retrial for Ivanovic, who had been in detention since his arrest in January 2014 until the court’s decision.

Oliver Ivanovic, shakes hands with the Nato Commander George Johnson, in the Serbian part of the ethnically divided town of Kosovska Mitrovica, on May 16, 2004Credit:
AFP

The Social Democratic Party politician was considered a moderate in the ethnically divided town of Mitrovica. Last year he was elected a deputy on the municipal council of northern Mitrovica.

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Mitrovica is a town of 85,000 people where tensions remain high between the majority ethnic Albanian residents who number about 72,000 and the 13,000-strong Serb community,

A former Serbian state secretary for Kosovo, Ivanovic was a key interlocutor with NATO, the United Nations and later the European Union after the war and was seen as backing dialogue with Kosovo’s ethnic Albanians.

Ivanovic, who graduated in both mechanics and economics, was a rare Kosovo Serb politician in that he spoke Albanian and had publicly spoken out against Belgrade’s policies in Kosovo.

‘Must be brought to justice’

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic swiftly called an emergency meeting of the Council for national security after the shooting, national broadcaster RTS reported.

"Whoever is behind this attack… whether these are Albanian, Serb or any other criminals, they have to be punished, they have to be brought to justice," Djuric said in Brussels, where he was heading the delegation due to hold talks with Kosovo Albanians on Tuesday.

Oliver Ivanovic, center, leaves the prison in the northern, Serb-dominated part of Mitrovica, Kosovo, in February 2017Credit:
AP

However, after the assassination, the Belgrade delegation walked out of the talks, according to local media in Belgrade.

Under pressure from the international community and European Union auspices, Kosovo and Serbia have been trying to normalise ties for 20 years since the start of a bloody war that claimed 13,000 lives, mostly ethnic Albanians.

The 1998-99 war between Serbian security forces and Kosovo Albanian guerrillas was ended by a NATO air campaign.

Predominantly ethnic Albanian Kosovo unilaterally declared independence from Serbia in February 2008. But Belgrade has rejected the move and still considers the breakaway territory as its southern province.

About 120,000 of Kosovo’s 1.8 million inhabitants are ethnic Serbs.

Michael Phelps disclosed that he has battled severe anxiety and depression for much of his life which drove him to consider suicide after his success at the 2012 Olympics.

Speaking at a mental health conference in Chicago on Tuesday, the 23-time Olympic gold medal winner talked openly about his long battle with crippling depression and is encouraging others to get help like he did.

"After every Olympics I think I fell into a major state of depression," 32-year-old Phelps said.

Phelps said he reached rock bottom following the 2012 Olympics in London where he won four gold medals and two silver. For four days he remained in his room without food or sleep.

"I didn’t want to be in the sport anymore," he said. "I didn’t want to be alive."

When he hit a low point in his depression, Phelps said, "You do contemplate suicide."

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Michael Phelps at the Rio 2016 OlympicsCredit:
CHRISTOPHE SIMON/AFP/Getty Images

Over the past two years Phelps has opened up about his struggles. Once again, Phelps said his depression and anxiety problems have been a staple of his life for the past 17 years.

"We’re supposed to be this big, macho, physically strong human beings, but this is not a weakness," he said. "We are seeking and reaching for help."

Phelps won his first gold medal in 2004 at the Athens Olympic Games. That same year the 15-year-old from Baltimore experienced his first "depression spell".

Phelps said as he got older his depression led to his abusing drugs and alcohol.

In 2008, after winning a record eight gold medals at the Beijing Games, Phelps was photographed smoking from a bong. He has also been arrested twice for drink driving.

"It would be just me self-medicating myself, basically daily, to try to fix whatever it was that I was trying to run from," he said.

In an interview with CNN this week, Phelps said he wants to eliminate the stigma associated with mental illness.

"[Mental illness] has a stigma around it and that’s something we still deal with every day," said Phelps. "I think people actually finally understand it is real. People are talking about it and I think this is the only way that it can change."

Phelps retired after the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio as the most decorated Olympian of all-time, winning 28 Olympics medals.

At least 40 people were killed in the attack on Kabul’s luxury Intercontinental Hotel at the weekend, official figures showed Thursday – almost double the earlier toll released by Afghan authorities.

"The final death toll (among Afghans) from Intercontinental Hotel attack stands at 25," health ministry spokesman Wahid Majrooh told AFP.

"We don’t know about the foreign fatalities," he said, adding 12 Afghans had been wounded.

With 15 foreigners already confirmed dead in the Taliban-claimed assault that began late Saturday, that takes the total death toll to 40.

Afghan officials had previously said 22 people were killed in the massacre, the majority of them foreigners.

Investigators are still looking into how the militants were able to get past privately-owned Kabul Balkh Safety & Security guards and launch the assault with guns and grenades.

Afghan officials had previously said 22 people were killed in the massacreCredit:
Rahmat Gul/ AP

Visitors to the upmarket hotel, which sits on a hilltop overlooking the Afghan capital, have described glaring security breaches before the assailants went on a bloody rampage targeting guests.

Bags were not checked, scanners did not work and body searches were non-existent, according to witnesses.

During the terrifying 12-hour ordeal insurgents armed with Kalashnikovs and suicide vests went from room to room searching for foreigners, survivors and a security source have told AFP.

Among the foreigners killed were seven Ukrainians, four Americans, two Venezuelans, one Kazakh and a German.

"The United States strongly condemns the attack on January 20 at the Intercontinental Hotel in Kabul," US State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said Wednesday, announcing the US toll.

Two US citizens were also wounded, Nauert added.

"We offer our deepest condolences to the families and friends of those who were killed and wish for the speedy recovery of those wounded," she said.

"Out of respect for the families of the deceased, we have no further comment."

The Ukrainians and Venezuelans killed in the attack had worked for Afghan airline Kam Air, whose chief executive Samad Osman Samadi on Wednesday described their deaths as "a disaster for us".

"It will take us a while to recover because we lost our professional crew. We also used their experience to train our Afghan pilots," Samadi said at a sombre ceremony at Kabul airport where the remains of the Ukrainian employees were loaded onto a plane to be repatriated.

At least 40 Kam Air employees were at the Intercontinental, which is not part of the global InterContinental chain, when the gunmen began slaughtering guests.

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Month: July 2020

GFW’s Network is Live, Alberto Returning Soon, Rosemary Cleared

High School Results – Wednesday, December 18, 2013

WWE NXT Announces Adam Cole’s In-Ring Debut Opponent

Buffalo Quadrangular

Lesnar Wrestles on Live Event, Kane Return Update, Breezango

Backstage News on Match Scheduled for Raw Tour in India; Tickets

The Young Bucks Respond to Recent Criticism from Roman Reigns

Prominent Kosovo Serb politician Oliver Ivanovic killed in drive-by shooting

Ethnically divided town

‘Must be brought to justice’

Michael Phelps opens up about depression after 2012 Olympics

Kabul hotel attack death toll almost doubles