The latest episode of Broken Skull Sessions will air tonight, immediately following WWE TLC and WWE has shared a new preview video for the show.
Tonight’s episode will feature WWE Hall Of Famer, Bill Goldberg in conversation with Stone Cold Steve Austin.
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A video ran during this week’s episode of AEW Dynamite delving deeper behind the character of one of its newest acquisitions, the psychotic juggernaut Lance Archer.
In one of the more creative videos All Elite Wrestling has put out yet, Archer and his mentor Jake “The Snake” Roberts arrive at rickety cabin in the woods, where more than a dozen shady individuals have gathered aside an even more rickety-looking wrestling ring.
Archer makes his way through the rabid competition one at a time, savagely destroying each one with devestating moves until none are left standing. The Snake, meanwhile, watches from a rocking chair next to a bloody photo of Cody Rhodes pinned to the cabin.
Yeah. It’s ridiculous. Check out the video below.
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WWE & The Special Olympics sent the following announcement:
Class is Now in Session! Special Olympics Launches School of Strength Fitness Campaign in Response to Athletes’ Need for At-Home Workouts
Partners with WWE Superstar Becky Lynch to Develop Series of Peer-Led Workout Videos to Inspire Year-Round Fitness
WASHINGTON — For the first time in its over 50-year history, Special Olympics has created a fitness video series in partnership with WWE for Special Olympics athletes, led by Special Olympics athletes. Launched today, the School of Strength fitness campaign targets Special Olympics athletes in their teens and late 20s, and lives on www.SpecialOlympics.org. The fitness campaign features four workout videos with varying levels of difficulty in flexibility, strength, balance and endurance exercises encouraging athletes to commit to a lifetime of fitness habits. Now, more than ever, all athletes, including those with intellectual disabilities, need to keep their bodies fit and strong in a challenging routine. The videos are accompanied by downloadable interactive toolkits for coaches and caregivers that feature recipes, a fitness tracker, games and health tips. The School of Strength campaign was created in response to Special Olympics athletes’ requests for the development of more fitness resources that excite and inspire them to stay fit year-round, especially now, because like many other athletes, they aren’t able to train or compete alongside their teammates.
This fun, engaging workout video series features WWE Superstar Becky Lynch in the ring alongside six Special Olympics athletes and trains them in a series of exercises to achieve varying levels of fitness, including Superstar Trainer, Champion Trainer and Master Trainer levels. Special Olympics athletes selected to participate in this campaign and leading their fellow peers in exercise include: Angel Athenas (Special Olympics New York), Beth Donahue (Special Olympics Massachusetts), Stephanie Ching (Special Olympics Northern California), Vince Egan (Special Olympics Colorado), Gerarado De La Cerda (Special Olympics Southern California) and Greg Demer (Special Olympics Southern California). Exercises demonstrated in the videos include warm-ups exercises such as arm circles and leg swings, endurance exercises including mountain climbers and jumping jacks, balance exercises including leg lifts and half-kneeling chops and strength exercises including power push-ups and super squats.
“The goal is for everyone, no matter your fitness level, to benefit from these videos,” said WWE Superstar Becky Lynch. “It’s important to me to join this campaign and support those who are breaking barriers for inclusion.”
Special Olympics fitness programs focus on physical activity, hydration and nutrition and offer year-round fitness clubs, fitness challenges for friends and families as well as wellness classes. The School of Strength campaign is the latest addition in a selection of fitness resources created for Special Olympics athletes.
The School of Strength campaign resources augment the Fit 5 resource series developed in 2017 to educate and empower athletes to live a healthy lifestyle with the promotion of fitness cards, videos, and a guide that emphasizes exercising 5 days per week, eating 5 total fruits and vegetables per day and drinking 5 bottles of water per day. Both the Fit 5 resources and the School of Strength campaign support a Unified approach to fitness where people with intellectual disabilities can join their friends and family members for workouts in their homes or on the go. To date, the Fit 5 resources have been utilized by over 50 Special Olympics Programs in at least 36 countries. Special Olympics fitness programming has demonstrated strong impacts on health outcomes:
32% of athletes increased their levels of physical activityMore than a quarter of overweight athletes lost at least 3 poundsOverweight athletes with high blood pressure went from 140/95 to 134/90 on average
“Fitness plays a vital role in both physical and mental health as well as sports performance. Our athletes are fierce competitors who should have the same opportunities as everyone else to be active, workout, and eat healthy. We are changing the face of inclusive health by giving our athletes opportunities to enhance their fitness even while we are all physically distanced from each other,” said Dr. Alicia Bazzano, Chief Health Officer, Special Olympics. “People with intellectual disability die on average 16 years earlier than those without intellectual disability due to preventable causes. We know that becoming and staying fit can reduce those gaps. The School of Strength campaign is a fantastic asset that encourages our athletes to not only stretch their fitness goals, but stay committed to their health journeys during these tough times.”
About Special Olympics
Special Olympics is a global inclusion movement using sport, health, education and leadership programs every day around the world to end discrimination against and empower people with intellectual disabilities. Founded in 1968, Special Olympics movement has grown to more than 6 million athletes and Unified Sports partners in over 190 countries. With the support of more than 1 million coaches and volunteers, Special Olympics delivers 32 Olympic-type sports and over 100,000 games and competitions throughout the year. Special Olympics is supported by individuals, foundations and partners, including Bank of America, the Christmas Records Trust, The Coca-Cola Company, ESPN, Essilor Vision Foundation, the Golisano Foundation, IKEA Foundation, the Lane Family, the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics, Lions Clubs International, Safilo Group, Stavros Niarchos Foundation, TOYOTA, United Airlines, and The Walt Disney Company. Click here for a full list of partners. Engage with us on: Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and our blog on Medium. Learn more at www.SpecialOlympics.org
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Après de longs mois d’absence, Koh-Lanta a fait son retour sur TF1. Le deuxième épisode de cette Guerre des chefs sera diffusé ce 21 mars 2019. La semaine passée, c’est Frédéric de l’équipe bleue qui a été éliminé. Le candidat n’avait pas convaincu ses coéquipiers en tombant le premier des poteaux. De son côté, quelles épreuves pourrait gagner Denis Brogniart ? Il nous répond !
Aux commandes de Koh-Lanta depuis de longues années, l’animateur de 51 ans est spectateur des diverses épreuves sportives des aventuriers. Si les 21 candidats du jeu de TF1 ne connaissent pas toujours leurs limites physiques, Denis Brogniart sait d’avance lesquelles il pourrait remporter. “Je serais incapable de gagner toutes les épreuves de patience, prévient-il. C’est-à-dire que le cochon pendu, le koala, les poteaux… toutes ces épreuves statiques de patience, pour moi, ce serait une horreur !“
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À l’inverse, ce papa de quatre enfants – Dimitri né en 2000 d’une précédente union, puis les jumelles Lili et Violette (13 ans) et Blanche (12 ans), toutes les trois nées de ses amours avec sa femme Hortense – pourrait tirer son épingle du jeu “dans toutes les épreuves aquatiques“.
Rappelons que Denis Brogniart est un grand sportif. En 2017, il révélait à nos confrères de L’Équipe pratiquer diverses activités physiques, notamment lors des tournages de Koh-Lanta. “J’emmène toujours un VTT, il me suit en permanence. C’est donc VTT, course à pied, voire tennis lorsqu’il y a un court près de notre hôtel“, avait déclaré l’animateur du célèbre jeu d’aventure. C’est d’ailleurs en pleine séance de sport qu’il s’est récemment “pété le tendon d’Achille” comme il l’avait lui-même expliqué.
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Jose Luis Alvarado Nieves, known as Brazo de Plata and Super Porky, has passed away at the age of 58.
The talk show Mas Lucha announced his passing during their show tonight. CMLL, as well as AAA, posted tributes on social media. A cause of death has not been announced.
Nieves made his debut in 1977 as a masked wrestler called Brazo de Plata (Silver Arm), teaming with his brother Brazo de Oro (Gold Arm). They would continue to wear masks until October 21, 1988 when Plata, Oro, and another brother El Brazo lost a mask vs. hair match against Villano I, IV, and V.
Plata joined CMLL in 1985, where he would continue to wrestle for the next 20 years, teaming with members of the Alvarado wrestling family and held the CMLL World Trios Championship. He later adopted a more comedic style, and later was given the nickname Super Porky.
Plata also briefly wrestled for WWE in 2005, joining the SmackDown brand as part of the Juniors comedy division. In 2006, the entire Juniors division was released and Plata went to AAA, where he would stay through 2009.
After leaving AAA, Porky continued to work in the independents and also made appearances in CMLL through 2016.
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Christian Horner says he was surprised by Mercedes’ claim that Red Bull had sought to “tarnish” Lewis Hamilton’s name while petitioning for a review of the Briton’s penalty at the British Grand Prix.
Red Bull’s request to review the Silverstone incident was rejected by the FIA on Thursday in Hungary, but Mercedes reacted to the dismissal by stating that it hoped that the decision “will mark the end of a concerted attempt by the senior management of Red Bull Racing to tarnish the good name and sporting integrity of Lewis Hamilton”.
Horner called the Brackley squad’s reaction “antagonistic”, insisting the initiative was not based on anything “personal”.
“I think the statement by Mercedes is a little antagonistic,” Horner said. “But I don’t really read too much into it.
“It’s never been anything personal about a single driver. It’s about the events that happened and a competition between two guys. It’s not individual to any driver.
“If that had been any other driver the reaction would have been identical.”
Horner concluded that despite the unsuccessful appeal process, Red Bull was eager to focus once again on the action on the track.
“I was a little surprised at Mercedes’ comments,” added the Briton. “But we’ve put that behind us and our focus is very much on track and obviously try to build on the momentum that we’ve taken after the sprint race and Silverstone.”
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