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Originally Posted by Observer Bret Hart and Tom Magee's long-lost match is finally being made available to the public. WWE has announced that Hart vs. Magee will air on the WWE Network after Monday's episode of Raw. It will be accompanied by a documentary explaining the relevance of the match, how the tape was discovered, and what happened to Magee. The special is called "The Holy Grail: The Search for WWE’s Most Infamous Lost Match."

Originally Posted by PWI An ad on WWE.com confirms that the Andre the Giant documentary that was advertised last week in an email blast as coming to WWE Network this Sunday will be on demand.

Originally Posted by Fightful Kofi is returning home. The current WWE Champion Kofi Kingston has a busy month of May ahead as he is set to defend his WWE Championship against Kevin Owens at Money In The Bank on the 19th and is currently on tour with WWE as a part of their post-WrestleMania European tour. At the end of the month, Kofi is also set to return to Ghana, West Africa. Kofi shared the press release on Instagram and it is noted within the press release that the visit will be for four days and a documentary is in the works that is being put together by WWE.

Originally Posted by Fightful According to Rajah.com, WWE Hall Of Famer Goldberg's appearance for next month's Saudi Arabia show is a one-off appearance.

Originally Posted by Fightful Tye Dillinger opens up about his decision to seek his WWE release ... Appearing on Edge & Christian's Pod of Awesomeness, Dillinger went into detail about his decision to leave. "The decision had been in my mind...it was a six-month process. I got injured in October but before that, I was going to ask for a couple weeks off to clear my head and figure out what I wanted to do. But then I got injured, so that gave me three months to think. I changed my look, I changed my gear, and I pitched half a dozen ideas," said Dillinger. "I (talked to Vince McMahon) and I might have put my foot in my mouth, but I needed to say what I needed to say and I stand by what I said. I did feel that when I came back, things were going to be different. They were not. I had a conversation and was told to wait and give it a few weeks. Weeks passed and it was it. It put me in a bad place because my performance was suffering. I was dreading it. I was praying that (the audience) would acknowledge that I still existed because it felt like I didn't at the time. When you're not giving it your all, they could see it and it wasn't fair to them. It was time to go. I was probably late in leaving, actually." Dillinger continued, taking fans through the day he decided to ask for his release. "A month before, I had made the decision that I was going to go into television and (ask for my release) on (my birthday). It was the hardest decision I've ever had to make. I didn't ask many peoples opinion about it because I didn't want to be influenced. It needed to be on me. My family had no idea. My mother had no idea. My wife [Peyton Royce] knew," recalled Dillinger. "As you guys know, right now is a good time for wrestling overall. I walked in and I said to talent relations, 'I need to go.' They said, 'we're about to offer you a substantial raise.' I put my hands up. I'm not close to a millionaire but for me, it wasn't about the money. I didn't let him get the offer out of his mouth. I found out what it was a couple of weeks later but it wasn't going to change anything. I was still going to feel the same way. They said they would run it up the ladder and I gave them the day to do so. I messaged Hunter and said, 'Please talk to talent relations when you can.' To Hunter's credit, every time I've asked to talk to him, he's always given me the time of day. I didn't hear anything by the end of the day and I couldn't let them fire me twice. That's why I put out that statement."

Originally Posted by Fightful Flip Gordon explains what happened with his visa that has forced him to withdraw from NJPW Best of Super Juniors. Earlier today, NJPW announced that Flip Gordon is out of the upcoming Best of Super Juniors tournament due to visa issues. Fightful reached out to Flip to get his side of what happened and why he won't be in Japan for this year's tournament. Flip explained that "the second certificate of eligibility, in order to apply for a new visa, got lost in the mail. They sent it back on April 12. I should have had it in enough time to apply for a new visa. It was a miscommunication with the consulate. I drove to the consulate to see if we could get an extension on the current visa, which was the wrong via, but we didn't know the current visa had expired until yesterday." Gordon clarified that he applied for, and received, a visa in January to work the NJPW Honor Rising tour in February. However, instead of getting a re-entry visa, which would have allowed him to work BOSJ despite missing Honor Rising, he received a shorter term visa, which expired in four months.

Originally Posted by Observer The WWE Network will no longer be available on the following devices as of May 21: Amazon Fire Tablets, Apple TV 3rd Generation and earlier models, LG 2016 and earlier models, PlayStation 3, Samsung 2016 and earlier models, Samsung and Sony Blu-Ray Players, Sony non-Android TVs, Windows 10 Desktop, and Xbox 360.

Originally Posted by Observer Paige talked to Comic Book about how she became the manager for the new tag team of Kairi Sane and Asuka. "I pitched to manage Ronda Rousey, kind of like the Paul Heyman-Brock Lesnar thing," she said. "And then also be with Asuka, because Asuka had trouble speaking on the mic sometimes. As much as she's an amazing athlete, an incredible wrestler, and I was like, 'I'll help her, give me the microphone, I'll talk for her.' And then Paul Heyman called me one day and said, 'We have a great role for you. You can be the next me with these two women.' I was like, 'Wow, what a crazy tag team, they're incredible.... Absolutely, I'll take it!'"