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.