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One of the biggest pay-per-views of the year for Global Force Wrestling is the Bound for Glory show that takes place each November. It was recently teased that the show would not be occurring in the Impact Zone as it was originally thought to be, but it would actually be emanating somewhere outside the US. It was teased that this pay-per-view could be taking place anywhere in the world, including India, Mexico, and the United Kingdom. It was announced today that Bound for Glory is going to be taking place in Canada. The company promises that more details about the location of this year’s event are to be revealed later on today.

While we will wait to tell you the city until Monday…. #BFGCanada ???? 11.5 pic.twitter.com/KMzzRJRUTG
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) September 16, 2017
Bobby Lashley has proved to be one of the most valuable wrestlers that GFW has. His great size and athletic ability has allowed him to constantly remain in the main event of each show for years now. He is currently in the midst of a storyline wherein he is looking to leave the company in order to focus on an MMA career for himself. Jim Cornette released a statement on Impact’s website stating: “due to the heinous actions of Lashley and American Top Team on IMPACT Thursday night, we have made the decision not to give Bobby his unconditional release from his valid contract. Lashley will be at our disposal when required. That is all.” It appears that Lashley is not going anywhere for the time being, it is possible that this storyline could continue all the way to the Bound for Glory pay-per-view.

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— Bobby Lashley (@fightbobby) September 15, 2017

BREAKING: @fightbobby IMPACT update…
HERE: https://t.co/fBXlFNzWYS pic.twitter.com/icKuHg3czF
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) September 15, 2017

Like anything @TheJimCornette says matters to us ??????.. @fightbobby made his decision. We’re out!! Time to go make some real money in MMA ????
— American Top Team (@AmericanTopTeam) September 15, 2017

Did you guys read the article? https://t.co/w6Se8z20G0
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) September 15, 2017
A new schedule of what’s to come on the WWE Network has been released. This week will see some of the usual programs, as well as some brand new content be released. After Raw this week, season 2 of Story Time will premiere on the WWE Network, and it is described as “world travelers Chris Jericho, Corey Graves, Kofi Kingston, and Jonathan Coachman recount some bizarre international encounters.” On Wednesday at 9pm is the premiere of a documentary entitled Trailblayzer: The Alundra Blayze Story. New editions of Music Power 10 and Flashback Friday will be aired on the following Thursday and Friday. The upcoming Goldberg WWE 24 special is now being advertised to appear in November.

Bismarck N.D. — The 18th-rated Minnesota State wrestling team handled the University of Mary Saturday afternoon as it cruised to a 30-12 victory to remain unbeaten in NSIC action.

After a weekend of dual wins, MSU improves to 2-0 in conference place, while U-Mary falls to 0-2 in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference.

Freshman Trevor Schultz (125 lbs.) got his first taste of dual action and won by a decision of 11-5.

No. 4 Alphonso Vruno (So. 141 lbs.) tied the team score at six a piece with a convincing 9-2 decision over Alec Lindsey.

Freshman Weston Droegemueller (149 lbs.) lost by a fall to Trevor Johnson at the 4:26 mark. Mary took a lead at 12-6 but that would be the final points for the Marauders in the dual.

Sawyer Hoffman (R-So. 157 lbs.), #1-rated Cody Quinn (Jr. 165 lbs.) and Corby Running (Sr. 285 lbs.) all won by decisions.

Darick Vancura (Fr. 174 lbs.) had a tech fall over Riley Nagel, 17-2. Mike Kessler (Fr. 197lbs.) bounced back from Friday’s loss with a major decision over Tom Devito. Scott VanDeLoo (So. 184 lbs.) recorded a fall at the 2:25 mark against Trevor Danial.

Minnesota State’s next action will be its first home dual as #4 Newberry will make a trip to Taylor Center Jan. 8, at 7 p.m.

Minnesota State 30, U-Mary 12
125 lbs: Trevor Schultz over Hunter Menendez 11-5 (MSU 3 – UM 0)
133 lbs: Jordan Eckholm over Unknown (MSU 3 – UM 6)
141 lbs: Alphonso Vruno over Alec Lindsey 9-2 (MSU 6 –UM 6)
149 lbs: Trevor Johnson over Weston Droegemueller fall 4:26 (MSU 6 – UM 12)
157 lbs: Sawyer Hoffman over Brandon DeLao 7-4 (MSU 9 – UM 12)
165 lbs: Cody Quinn over Brock Krumm 8-6 (MSU 12 – UM 12)
174 lbs: Darick Vancura over Riley Nagel tech 17-2 (MSU 17 – UM 12)
184 lbs: Scott VanDeLoo over Trevor Daniel fall 2:25 (MSU 23 – UM 12)
197 lbs: Mike Kessler over Tom Devito major 13-5 (MSU 27 – UM 12)
285 lbs: Corby Running over Jonah Westbury 3-2 (MSU 30 – UM 12)

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9/24 NXT Live Results: Amherst, Massachusetts
* The Street Profits def. Tino Sabbatelli and Riddick Moss.
* Lars Sullivan def. Oney Lorcan.

* Kairi Sane and Dakota Kai def. Billie Kay and Peyton Royce.
* Roderick Strong def. Hideo Itami.
* NXT Tag Team Champions Sanity def. Adam Cole, Kyle O’Reilly and Bobby Fish.
* Johnny Gargano def. Raul Mendoza.

* Sonya Deville def. Liv Morgan.
* NXT Champion Drew McIntyre def. Andrade “Cien” Almas in the main event.
Source: PWInsider.com

Before Raw went on the air last night, WWE taped some matches for this week’s episode of WWE Main Event.
Below are the results for this week’s episode of WWE Main Event:
– The first match saw Heath Slater defeat Dash Wilder.

– The second and final match for this week’s tapings saw Rich Swann and Lince Dorado defeat Tony Nese and Noam Dar.

WWE Champion Jinder Mahal retained his belt in a thrilling match Sunday at Hell In A Cell with a victory over Shinsuke Nakamura at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit.
The Modern Day Maharajah hasn’t won over the WWE Universe with his controversial ridiculing of Nakamura. Here’s what Mahal had to say to his critics after the match:

ESPN is reporting that the WWE seems to want to get into the esports game as it is putting some of its money into Cloud9, who runs eSports teams in games like Overwatch, League of Legends, Counter-Strike and others. The company will join others in putting a total of $25 million into Cloud9.
WWE’s Chief Strategy and Financial Officer George Barrios said of the investment, “We just looked around the space, looked at all the players and did our own evaluation of who we thought would be successful in the long term. We just thought that the Cloud9 team had developed lots of expertise and we’re just really, really impressed with Jack [Etienne, the Cloud9 CEO] and the rest of the staff; how professional they were, how organized and how much infrastructure they had built for a small organization. We thought they were on their way. We looked at a lot of players, and they were the ones we put in the top tier.”
Cloud9 was recently given a London franchise for Blizzard’s Overwatch League. They also earned a spot on the League of Legends Championship Series. The money is said to be for Series A financing, the first round of venture capital financing. as it is estimated that these ventures itself cost around $30 million.

Two teenagers who had been swept out to sea in Australia were rescued after a drone spotted them and dropped a flotation device in what is believed to be a world-first use of the technology.

The 17-year-old and 15-year-old boys were seen in distress after becoming caught in a rough swell of about ten-feet, half-a-mile offshore at Lennox Head, north of Sydney.

A beachgoer notified life guards, who quickly deployed the drone. It spotted the pair within two minutes and dropped an inflatable flotation device. The boys clung to the device and swum to shore.

The drones had only been unveiled at the beach hours earlier as part of a trial for use by life guards.

"There is no other lifesaving operation or organisation worldwide that is doing what we’re doing on the size and scale that we’re doing it," Kelvin Morton, from Surf Life Saving NSW, told ABC News.

Two teenage boys sucked out to sea by a rip tide were saved from drowning by a drone, in what may be a world firstCredit:
Caters News Agency

"These [unmanned aerial vehicles] that we’re using to drop these inflatable pods is innovative, and we know that most or all of the lifesaving organisations around the world are stepping back and waiting to see how this goes."

Authorities estimated it would have taken about six minutes for life guards to reach the pair, compared with just 70 seconds by the drone after it had located them.

Jai Sheridan, a lifeguard supervisor who piloted the drone, said it was an “amazingly efficient piece of lifesaving equipment and a delight to fly”.

The teenagers were spotted struggling in rough surf off Lennox Head, New South WalesCredit:
Caters News Agency

"I was able to launch it, fly it to the location, and drop the pod all in about one to two minutes,” he told Fairfax Media.

A trial of the drones is due to end in April.

"It [the drone] gives them [life guards] eyes across the water at a height of 60 metres [200 feet] and they can move at 50 kilometres [31 miles] an hour," said Mr Morton.

A drone with a safety flotation device attached underneath flying over Bilgola beach north of Sydney.Credit:
PETER PARKS/ AFP

"They’ve never had that ability before. They can see things in the water that a jet-ski simply cannot."

The trial comes as life guards across Australia have begun to use drones to spot sharks.

The drones have already led to several beaches being evacuated this summer.

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US-backed Kurdish forces on Monday pleaded with Washington to halt a Turkish offensive against them as it prepared to send reinforcements to the region.

Turkey’s forces have crossed into northern Syrian to assault the Kurdish-held area of Afrin, raising alarm in Western capitals that Turkish troops are attacking the same fighters who helped defeat the Islamic of Iraq and the Levant (Isil).

Turkey says it is targeting the Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG), which it considers to be a terrorist group. But YPG fighters also make up the bulk of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), the US-backed rebel group who drove Isil out of its capital in Raqqa.

As Turkish forces intensified their attack, the SDF pleaded with their US allies to restrain Turkey. “The coalition is urged to take its responsibilities towards our forces and our people in Afrin,” said Keno Gabriel, an SDF spokesman.

He warned that the Turkish attack on Kurdish troops would only benefit the remaining fragments of Isil and give them space to regroup. “This Turkish intervention comes to make final victory hollow,” he said.

The SDF said 18 civilians, including women and children, had been killed so far in the offensive. Turkey denied the claim, calling it “nonsense propaganda and baseless lies”.

Some Syrian rebel groups are supporting the Turkish militaryCredit:
Photo by Emin Sansar/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images

Turkish state media said that Turkey’s military and their Syrian rebel allies had already taken 15 villages around Afrin and destroyed 170 YPG targets. Turkish troops reportedly opened a new front against Afrin by attacking from a nearby town.

But Kurdish media said that Turkey had also attacked Kurd fighters in eastern Syria, hundreds of miles from the scene of the fighting in Afrin. The Kurdish Hawar news agency said Kurdish and Turkish forces had clashed in the northeastern Hassakeh province.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey’s president, said Turkish troops “will take no step back” and expressed frustration with US calls for restraint, accusing the US of arming Kurdish terrorist groups. Mr Erdogan also said that Russia had given its backing to the operation.

Both Rex Tillerson, the US secretary of state, and Federica Mogherini, the EU foreign policy chief, said they were concerned over the fighting.

There are a number of British and other Western volunteers fighting with Kurdish forces in northern Syria, raising the prospect that Western citizens might kill Turkish troops or be killed by them.

The involvement of Western citizens in the fighting against Turkish forces would likely add more strain to the already-fraught relationship between Turkey and the rest of Nato.

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There is a new report out now that there have been more changes to the booking of Enzo Amore and the Cruiserweight title.
A recent report states that Enzo wasn’t going to be without the belt for very long after losing it to Kalisto a few weeks ago. The report states that the plan was to have Enzo drop the belt so that they could eliminate the “No contact” clause that Enzo supposedly had with Kurt Angle, saying if any of the cruiserweights touched him, they’d not get a shot at the belt. After losing, the plan was to give Enzo a bodyguard to keep the other cruiserweights away from him. Names bantered around in the report are former TNA wrestler Gunner, who recently signed with the company, or NXT prospect Babatunde Aiyegbushi. The report says that Enzo would soon get the belt back, possibly with the help of his new man.
This is all speculation, of course, and even if the reports are true, having them reported doesn’t necessarily kill the idea either. It has been already commented, however, that if they were going to pair up Enzo with another big guy, then why to split him from Big Cass in the first place? Having a smaller guy with a bodyguard is not a new storyline for the WWE, With Shawn Michaels and Deisel being the shining example, but it hasn’t always worked out as when the WWE trying to give Tyson Kidd a bodyguard only for him to disappear within weeks.

All this comes on the heels of the change that was made to have the title change hands at all. Originally the match was going to be Enzo defending the belt against Neville a few weeks ago, but that Neville never even arrived at the building with speculation that he has walked out of the WWE. The match was then changed with Kalisto winning the belt to honor Eddie Guerrero’s birthday.

Following last night’s WWE TLC PPV, Renee Young and Peter Rosenberg hosted The WWE RAW Talk Post-TLC Fallout Show. Guests in the show include WWE RAW Women’s Champion Alexa Bliss, Raw GM Kurt Angle, and SmackDown Live’s AJ Styles.
Renee Young and Peter Rosenberg welcomes us to the show and put over the main event as a fun spectacle. They noted that it was the first time Angle has stepped in a WWE ring in 11 years and how impressive he looked, despite being taken away early in the match.
AJ Styles joins the show. He admitted that his match with Finn Balor had no buildup, but it was still good just the same. Styles ran down the process on how he got to WWE TLC. He got the call, he performed Friday night, then he got on a plane right after The WWE House Show, and then he competed again tonight. He said that they created a special match even though there was no buildup and seems to be proud of their effort. Styles said that he was happy to see the positive response from the fans once the match was announced. Rosenberg noted that ultimately Styles lost the match. Styles said that he makes no excuses and has fought demons his entire life and spiritually wouldn’t let them cripple him, and won’t let this demon cripple him either. When asked about Survivor Series, Styles said that SmackDown Live has the best roster ever and that they have a lot of hungry guys and girls to put on the best show period. Styles reiterated that he couldn’t pass up this opportunity as he made his exit.

Rosenberg admitted that he’s a mark for AJ Styles as we quickly transition to our next guest.
RAW Women’s Champion Alexa Bliss joins the show. She puts Mickie over but gloats that she ultimately won. Alexa noted that she won her first title against Becky Lynch at last year’s WWE TLC and retained versus Mickie James at last night’s TLC and not many people can say that they have accomplished that feat. When asked about Survivor Series, Bliss said that she’s the leader of the red brand, but RAW has the better roster. Rosenberg asked her about her relationship with the other women on the roster. She said that it doesn’t matter if they get along because she’s the leader because she has the championship. Renee asked her about Charlotte, who she has yet to go against. She mentioned The WWE Draft. She said that people were worried about the RAW women’s roster after Charlotte left, but she referenced herself to the third person by saying “Alexa Bliss happened.” Bliss puts herself over once again while running down the hosts.
Young and Rosenberg continued to talk about Alexa’s strategy when forming an alliance with the other RAW women as Survivor Series approaches.
They move to talk about Asuka’s debut. Rosenberg puts Asuka over big time and was in awe of seeing her work in person. Rosenberg mentions Asuka’s 523 day reign. Peter makes sure that Bliss is gone before stating that Asuka just doesn’t lose. He then puts over Emma’s effort in the match as the GM approaches.

Kurt Angle joins the show. He says that it felt great to be back. He puts over the guys in the match and says that it was an honor to be a part of The Shield tonight. Rosenberg mentions the network documentary and how he knew he wanted to come back. Angle admitted that he didn’t think it would be so soon. He said that since he feels as good as he does now, he hopes that there’s more matches in the future. Angle, who is now 48 years old and clean of drugs and alcohol for 4 and a half years said that he’s not getting any younger. He said that he had the time of his life tonight and has a few Angle Slams left. Although he said that he is happy with his performance, he wishes he could have given more to Ambrose and Rollins and never wanted to leave their side. When asked about how the show went overall with the last minute changes, Angle mentioned how proud he is of his roster. He said that he feels good about Team RAW at Survivor Series and this roster is better than the Attitude Era. When asked about future matches, he jokingly said that he has to get approval from his wife.
Young and Rosenberg thanked Angle for joining the show, then they hype Brock Lesnar’s appearance for tonight’s RAW, and bid us goodbye.

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Minnesota State 30, U-Mary 12

9/24 NXT Results: Amherst, Massachusetts (McIntyre vs. Almas)