Zayn & More Celebrate Birthdays
In addition to Brock Lesnar celebrating his 38th birthday today, NXT star Sami Zayn turns 31, former WWE star Rene Goulet turns 83 and former WWE star Shane Helms turns 41.
Jake Roberts Unspoken Word Tour Coming to Buffalo
Thanks to Chris Gullo for sending in the following:
Jake the Snake Roberts Comes to Buffalo for his Unspoken Word tour
Saturday August 1st 2 pm
Reach into one of the greatest minds in the history of pro wrestling when WWE Hall of Famer Jake “The Snake” Roberts tells classic stories from his career on Aug. 1 at 1811 Comics in Williamsville.
Jake unleashes his road stories and pranks he played on his opponents. You may enjoy stories about Andre the Giant, Macho Man and Ravishing Rick Rude. Whether you are a wrestling fan or not this one of a kind story teller will keep you wrapped in his coils and leave you wanting more! Come out and have a good time with wrestling legend Jake “The Snake” Roberts.
The show starts at 2 p.m. with a 1 p.m. VIP experience proceeding. General admission entry is also at 1 p.m.
General admission is $18 pre-sale and $20 at the door.
$40 VIP Experience includes a photo with Jake, a special piece of merchandise, an ice cream sundae courtesy of Sweet Jenny’s – Buffalo – NY and entry to the event!
Jake will also be selling shirts, autographed 8x10s and photo-ops, all $20 each or a combo of all three for $50!
Seating will be limited and prioritized for those with a physical need to sit and VIPs. Stand if you’re tough, Jake will be!
ORDER NOW: http://unspokenword.brownpapertickets.com
1811 Comics is located at 56 E. Spring St. in Williamsville.
Lucha Dragons Interviewed by CBS
The Lucha Dragons were interviewed by CBS affiliate WDJT in Milwaukee this past Tuesday, promoting this past week’s Smackdown tapings, and you can check out the interview below.
Sin Cara had the following to say about returning to Milwaukee:
“Obviously it’s a city where they love wrestling, they love WWE. To be here is an honor. It’s great to come back to Wisconsin. Actually my high school coach in wrestling, he’s from Dodgeville Wisconsin and he lives in Milwaukee. Hopefully I get a chance to say hi to him tonight.”
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
