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Originally Posted by Observer All Elite Wrestling has announced the first women's match in company history. AEW released episode three of their Road to Double or Nothing video series tonight. It confirmed another match for Double or Nothing, with Britt Baker, Nyla Rose, and Kylie Rae set to face off in a triple threat match at the show.

Originally Posted by PWI WWE Hall of Famer Booker T Huffman filed a lawsuit today against video game producer Activision Publishing, Inc., Activision Blizzard, Inc., and Major League Gaming Corp., alleging that the look of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 game character David “Prophet” Wilkes is based on the comic book version of Booker's former pro wrestling persona of G.I. Bro, which he used while breaking into the business in Texas in the early 1990s and then brought back to life for a time in World Championship Wrestling in the late 1990s. In the lawsuit, which was filed today in the United States District Court for Eastern Division of Texas, Huffman alleged that Activision and the other defendants based Prophet on the comic book version of the G.I. Bro character, which had two books released about it in 2015. Huffman noted he created and owns the copyrights to the character, but Activision "began utilizing Booker T’s G.I. Bro image in Call of Duty: Black Ops4 which went on sale in late 2018. "

Originally Posted by Observer Daniel Bryan mentioned on Total Divas this week that his new contract with the WWE runs through 2021.

Originally Posted by PWI There has been talk of NXT star Candice LaRae working some Smackdown live events.

Originally Posted by PWI We are told WWE will likely start announcing 2019 Hall of Fame Class members after the Elimination Chamber PPV.

Originally Posted by Fightful Total Bellas drew 396,000 viewers this past Sunday. It's another series low.

For some reference, this episode was meant to air last week but was delayed due to E! not wanting it to go against the Super Bowl. Turns out that gamble to improve ratings didn't work.

Originally Posted by Fightful During Monday's episode of Raw, many fans were surprised to see Dean Ambrose support his friend-turned-foe Seth Rollins in his upcoming WrestleMania 35 bout against Brock Lesnar. Following a dueling mics segment between Rollins and Lesnar's advocate Paul Heyman, Ambrose made his way to the ring, was handed a microphone by Rollins and said, "I've only got one thing to say to you: Slay the beast." According to Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer, Ambrose was originally scripted to do a longer promo discussing the history of The Shield and Roman Reigns before delivering the "slay the beast" line, but Ambrose reportedly "wasn't feeling it." As a result, Ambrose decided to keep his promo short and sweet. The show of support to Rollins was designed to turn Ambrose back into a babyface.

Originally Posted by TPWW Frontpage via Triple A It doesn’t sound like anything serious, but Eva Marie said in a recent interview with TV Insider that since she left WWE (in 2017), she’s had “talk and exchanges” with them about a possible return.

Originally Posted by TPWW Frontpage via Triple A The first week of Impact Wrestling on the Pursuit channel on January 11 drew only 12,250 viewers, according to Dave Meltzer on Wrestling Observer Radio ... Impact’s viewer numbers on Pursuit are usually not publicly available since the show doesn’t break the top 150 cable shows for the day, so it isn’t listed in the rankings. But week 1’s numbers apparently leaked to Meltzer. Here’s what Meltzer said: “The first week of Impact on Pursuit did 12,250 viewers. That shocks me. Even though it’s a channel that nobody gets, you would think that they have at least like, 50,000 fans who are going to follow them, right? You know, hardcore, hardcore, right? No…”