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“Boring” Lance Storm out next .. they really killed everything good about him. “What Does Everybody Want!?“, Al Snow made his entrance. Ring filling up nicely. Billy (Gunn) entered .. and Jim Ross did not seem happy to see him. Al Snow showed what WWF thinks of Storm by easily getting rid. As Bradshaw tried getting Goldust out, Billy lifted him over the rope to the floor. The Rumble footage I watched blared out this odd, generic music for the next entrant as it was clearly taken from the WWE Network or a DVD: The Undertaker! (Should’ve been Rollin’ by Limp Bizkit).

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Since working guide dogs have to be calm about pet-spooking noises like bin trucks and thunderstorms, the charity also hands out a CD full of "bad" sounds to be introduced when they’re two weeks old. (Sorry about the fireworks, little ones…)

He is best known for his work in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW), and World Championship Wrestling (WCW). Between those three promotions, …

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Teachout’s headquarters is in East Harlem, just a few miles northeast of Trump Tower, but a world away from its pink white-veined marble, mirrors and brass. Until earlier this year, this was a husband-and-wife urology and ophthalmology practice. Her press team operates out of an erstwhile exam room. Teachout takes the former urologist’s office for herself, empty except for her cellphone and laptop, and piece of poster paper sitting on the floor on which is written “SIGN THE CLIMATE PLEDGE.”

Hello everyone and welcome to 411mania’s LIVE coverage of UFC 231. I’m Robert Winfree and I’ll be your host for this event, relaying all of the action to you just as I see it. UFC 231 has a great top of the card, in fact I’m of the opinion that the main event is one of the best fights on paper in all of MMA. Featherweight champion and pound for pound staple Max Holloway is after his second title defense as well as extending his absurd twelve fight winning streak against the undefeated top contender Brian Ortega. Ortega isn’t just undefeated, he’s finished all of his UFC opponents and was most recently seen knocking out the durable former lightweight champion Frankie Edgar. It should be a heck of a fight. The co-main is also incredibly compelling when former strawweight champion Joanna Jedrzejczyk moves up to flyweight to battle Valentina Shevchenko for the vacant women’s flyweight title, which would make Jedrzejczyk the first woman in UFC history to hold titles in different weight classes.