Solomon Crowe’s New Attire

Solomon Crowe has gone through yet another ring attire change. He debuted the following look at last night’s Cocoa Beach house show:

@WWECrowe looked like a total badass tonight #nxtcocoa the new ring gear looks killer @FearHavok @HugoKnoxWWE pic.twitter.com/fCxQtjDLBO

— Maryann Mason (@gravenbabies) October 16, 2015

Meanwhile NXT Diva Jasmin Areebi is now going by the name Aaliyah.

Harry Smith Gets Rights To British Bulldog Name

Harry Smith who currently goes by the name Davey Boy Smith, Jr. in Japan, has acquired the rights to the British Bulldog name as WWE are no longer registering it. He made the following statement:

A big announcement to be made! Ownership and trademark of the name “British Bulldog” has been granted, won and paid by me. Now going forward in Pro Wrestling NOAH I will be known as the “British Bulldog” Davey Boy Smith Jr.

Corino On Cesaro’s Lack of Push

ECW original and ROH commentator Steve Corino recently spoke with Jim Ross about Cesaro’s WWE status:

I believe he [has] got all the tools! The guy speaks a few different languages. He’s a monster in the ring. He’s likable, so if you need him to be a babyface, he’s very likable, but he can be smug in the ring, so he can be a heel.” Corino added, “when I watched Mr. McMahon on Stone Cold’s podcast on the [WWE] Network, and when he said that Cesaro isn’t connecting with the fans, I’m like, ‘are you serious?’ Like, I attended WrestleMania 30. That guy was in the top five of the most popular people that night!

He’s too talented. He’s too reliable because you’re not going to get problem one out of the guy. None. He’s a total pro. He’s the kind of guy you look at and you want to have in your organization for years to come.

He’s the nicest guy ever and that might just be a detriment to him, because he’s a company guy too. No matter how dumb the idea might be, and I don’t know if [WWE] have given him dumb ideas, [but] he’s going to do it and he’s going to do it to the best of his ability and he’s not going to put up a fight.

Buff Bagwell Documentary

PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING’S BUFF BAGWELL RELEASES TELL-ALL DOCUMENTARY HIGHLIGHTING EVERY PEAK AND VALLEY OF HIS CAREER

THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE BUFF: THE MARC BAGWELL JOURNEY

Uncover the man behind the “Stuff” as Marc “Buff” Bagwell sits down with Nigel McGuinness (Ring of Honor) to tell his side of the story. Watch as a film crew follows Buff, chronicling his life both inside and outside of the squared-circle, in addition to over 40 years worth of home-video footage all wrapped into this hour-and-forty minute docu-shoot.

The life of a professional wrestler may seem like a walk in the park to any outsider who believes “it’s all fake anyway!” However, this exclusive look into the turbulent career of a superstar who lived the “sex, drugs, and rock ‘n roll” mantra is guaranteed to blow all expectations out of the water! Hear the truth behind one of only two men to last the entire tenure at World Championship Wrestling, and learn what exactly went wrong behind the scenes in the company’s dying days.

This first-of-its-kind “docu-shoot” (part documentary, part shoot interview) will pull back the curtain on the life of Marc Bagwell. Find out what made him the man he became today, from his impressive 60-1 childhood record as a Golden Glove state champion boxer, to his championship victories on the football field, and numerous victories and championships in the world of professional wrestling.

Hear Buff’s story, from growing up in a wealthy Marietta family with enough happening to fill a completely separate release, to being scouted and signed by Dusty Rhodes at the age of 19. Follow his roller-coaster of a journey as one half of the pretty boy American Males tag team, to his stint as a top-draw in the industry as a member of the New World Order, to his short run in WWE and life on the independent wrestling scene thereafter.

Find out what led Buff to be on the television series Gigolos, as well as his appearances in other various film and television.

The first in what will be a new series of docu-shoot interviews has Buff tell all in regards to the scandals, rumors, lies, and truths that have surrounded his career. He pulls no punches when discussing hot topics like addiction, behind-the-scenes romance, and backstage politics. Plus, listen as he recounts the life-threatening wreck that left him in a coma for five days, as well as the road to recovery that led back to the wrestling ring.

From broken necks, to million dollar checks, one thing has stayed constant: He’s Buff, he’s the Stuff, and viewers won’t be able to get enough of The Good, the Bad, and the Buff.