Want more wrestling news, rumors, and results? Be sure to visit PWInsider.com and PWInsiderXtra.com.
Can you explain to me why WWE would give away old Wrestlemanias on ESPN? Why would they do this when you have to pay for them on the Network?
I can give you a few reasons. One, they are getting paid for the content. Two, it promotes this year's Wrestlemania. Three, it promotes the WWE Network. Four, it allows them to build a relationship with ESPN, which is owned by Disney, a massive juggernaut in the world of entertainment. Should we continue?
Who do you think will be the first promoter to book Teddy Hart after this?
Unless he is found innocent, I don't think Hart will have the opportunity to get in a wrestling idea anytime soon.
How has coronavirus changed handshakes in the locker room?
I know that MLW had banned them before the situation even began a pandemic. Beyond that, I hadn't heard of anything being an official edict, but I would think most wrestlers who are still performing are being very judicious about handshakes and such.
I remember an old black and white movie about a promoter in London and an old wrestler dies in the ring and everyone is hunting the promoter, looking to kill him. Since I am stuck at home, any idea what the film might be, so I can track it down?
It sounds vaguely like the classic 1950 noir film "Night and the City", which told the the story of a hustler who gets involved in the London professional wrestling scene. The city is right, so that's probably it. The older wrestler is Stansilaus Zbyszko, who has a great featured role in the film. Here's the trailer:
Where's Larry Zbyszko these days?
Retired and living in Florida.
If you enjoy PWInsider.com you can check out the AD-FREE PWInsider Elite section, which features exclusive audio updates, news, our critically acclaimed podcasts, interviews and more by clicking here!
Bang On Casino
