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Originally Posted by PWI One of the big topics of conversation at this week’s Smackdown tapings were the future of Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows, PWInsider.com has learned. The former WWE Raw and multi-time IWGP Tag Team Champions have been among the talents that WWE management approached about signing new deals well in advance of their current contracts expiring this fall. While Gallows, 35 years old and Anderson, 39, had multiple meetings with WWE about their future, we have been told by three sources over the last two days that the pair have turned down “multi-million-dollar deals” from the company and intend to exit after their current deals expire. From sources we have spoken to, part of the reason the pair are looking to exit is how they have been handled in recent years.

Originally Posted by Observer ROH has revealed some of the details for the G1 Supercard pre-show. The pre-show will begin at 6:30 p.m. Eastern time on Saturday, April 6, leading into the main card starting at 7:30 p.m. The pre-show will feature an Honor Rumble match, with wrestlers from ROH and NJPW taking part in it. Further information on entrants for the match has yet to be announced.

Originally Posted by Post Wrestling During the opening night of the New Japan Cup, NJPW aired a video hyping an upcoming debut. The video announced that El Phantasmo is coming to NJPW soon, though a date for his debut wasn't given. It was indicated that El Phantasmo will be a member of Bullet Club, with the Bullet Club logo being shown at the end of the video.

Originally Posted by Post Wrestling Game Changer Wrestling put out a teaser with LAX challenging the Rock ‘N’ Roll Express to a match at Spring Break over WrestleMania weekend. Those shows are going to incredible crowds and that type of match is going to get over so well on that card.

Originally Posted by Post Wrestling ACH had first match as a member of the NXT roster on Thursday in Largo, Florida. The recent signing was introduced under his real name of Albert Hardie and lost to Raul Mendoza. Sasha Banks and Bayley also appeared at the show as they were in town for the WrestleMania press conference earlier in the day. The WWE women’s tag champions sat ringside for a three-way match with Io Shirai and Kairi Sane vs. Rhea Ripley & Reina Gonzalez vs. Vanessa Borne & Aliyah.

Originally Posted by PWI Ring of Honor owner Sinclair Broadcast Group has partnered with The New York Yankees, Amazon and several private equity firms to close a $3.5 billion deal to purchase the YES Network, the New York Yankees-centric cable network. The deal was first reported by Deadline.com and is expected to be officially announced shortly. 21st Century FOX owned 80% of the cable network and needed to divest itself of ownership as part of its impending merger with Disney. One would think that Sinclair would be able to position Ring of Honor television on the cable network, which would give the promotion a regular TV home in all of New York as well as several other surrounding States. Matt Turk also pointed out that the YES Network also has a national feed they switch to when the Yankees play, so ROH could potentially land on that feed as well.

Originally Posted by PWI WWE released the following tribute video for the late King Kong Bundy: