
The first trailer for the upcoming movie “Transformers: Bumblebee” starring John Cena as Agent Burns was released on Tuesday.
The movie will be released in theaters on December 21.

The first trailer for the upcoming movie “Transformers: Bumblebee” starring John Cena as Agent Burns was released on Tuesday.
The movie will be released in theaters on December 21.

AJ Mendez Brooks, who performed as AJ Lee, took the stand Monday and confirmed she pushed CM Punk to seek additional treatment over a discolored lump on his backside.
According to Wrestlezone — who had a reporter in attendance — both AJ and Punk were on the stand Monday morning beginning the fifth day of testimony in the libel trial pitting Punk and Colt Cabana against WWE doctor Chris Amann.
AJ noted the lump grew from a zit-sized spot to its largest at the 2014 Royal Rumble. She confirmed text communication about the lump and testified she sent Punk to a physician’s assistant that she believed to be a doctor.
On the stand, AJ told jurors she was surprised Amann didn’t see the lump as a problem sooner.
Before AJ was questioned … Punk was crossed examined by Amann’s lawyers about Friday’s testimony which included the lump, other health issues,and the 2014 Royal Rumble.
Punk said the physician’s assistant he saw definitely referred to the lump as staph but confirmed it was never diagnosed as such.
It’s interesting to note a text was also shown in court in which Punk told Mark Carrano, who is WWE’s Senior Director of Talent Relations, “take me off all shows, I’m sick and have bruised ribs and concussion symptoms.” Notes from Wrestlezone didn’t say when the text was sent.
At one point, Amman’s lawyers brought up the 2014 Rumble and asked if he stayed in the match in an effort to “blow WWE away” — despite being concussed — in an attempt to headline WrestleMania. Punk simply responded, “I don’t know.”
On Friday, Punk took the stand and cried while recalling the events surrounding that same Rumble match. After composing himself, the UFC fighter told jurors he stands by the comments he made during the infamous podcast interview.
Dr. Amann is asking for $1 million in damages.
Both sides have rested and closing arguments begin today.
Source: Pro Wrestling Sheet

Put away your sharpie pens, because Bo Dallas and Curtis Axel now have officially licensed B-Teamshirts on WWE Shop.
The shirts went live Monday and feature a big “B” on the front — just like the ones on TV — but in typical WWE fashion there’s also text on the back which says, “The ‘B’ Stands 4 Best.”
Get one for yourself by CLICKING HERE.
Source: Pro Wrestling Sheet

During an exclusive interview with Pro Wrestling Sheet, Kane — real name Glenn Jacobs — indicated he’s not done in a WWE ring … even if he’s an active mayor!
“I never rule anything out,” Jacobs said after chuckling over the idea of “Mayor Kane” competing. “I think it would be great to have a PPV here in Knoxville. We haven’t had one in forever. If there’s a PPV, it would be an honor for me to take part in that.”
We haven’t seen Jacobs in a WWE ring since Wrestlemania. He was originally scheduled to compete at the Greatest Royal Rumble — just four days before the GOP mayoral primary. Despite rumors to the contrary, Jacobs says the reason he was pulled from the card wasn’t political but rather a slight injury.
Just days later, he’d win his primary race by a mere 23 votes. Knox County leans red, which means he’s the clear front runner in August’s general election.
Yes, folks — that means The Big Red Machine will most likely be a mayor.
Jacobs says he’s developed his leadership style learning from those around his during his 21-year run as Kane. He specifically points to his storyline brother.
“The most important thing about leadership is to set an example. Undertaker — talk about learning how to be a professional,” Jacobs said. ” This guy is always there, always worked hard, took a lot of pride in what he does.”
Naturally, Jacobs also noted learning from Vince and Linda McMahon. He praised the couple for their vision, turning ideas and concepts into reality. Jacobs says transforming a family-run, regional business into a socially-accepted global empire gave him a platform to lead the county he loves.
At one point, society looked down on wrestling. His election proves that’s changing.
“I don’t think that the wrestling thing is what it once was,” Jacobs said. “We’ve had some people that have been so successful like Dwayne [Johnson] and John Cena doing all the stuff that he’s doing that perception is changing and rightfully so.”
Jacobs says many see his hall of fame career for what it is — two decades as an accomplished business man and ambassador for the WWE. Even so, he met some people along the campaign trail who looked at him as “just a wrestler.” The 3-time world champ took great pride in the election results proving doubters wrong.
“That gives me a lot of satisfaction,” Jacobs said. “Hopefully, I’ve done my little bit to destroy that unfortunate stereotype.”
Source: Pro Wrestling Sheet
Tonight’s WWE RAW will take place from the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas as the road to Money In the Bank continues.
Ronda Rousey and Roman Reigns are advertised to appear.
* The Monster Among Men faces The Glorious One
* Former Universal Champions lock up – Finn Balor vs. Kevin Owens
* Natalya stands up to Nia Jax
* Who will be next to challenge The Deleters of Worlds?

SAnitY made their WWE main roster debut on Saturday at a WWE SmackDown Live event in Waco, Texas. Eric Young and Alexander Wolfe, joined by Killain Dain, took on Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows in a tag team match.
During the 2018 Superstar Shake-Up, it was announced SAnitY would be coming up to the SmackDown Live brand soon, although without Nikki Cross who will be remaining in NXT. WWE had been airing vignettes for them on TV, but they’ve yet officially debut.
Below are a couple of Tweets from fans:
https://twitter.com/AnnetteReid24/status/1003179618755645440
Source: WrestleView

The official Twitter account for Madison Square Garden in New York City posted the following on Monday, announcing that The Undertaker will be appearing at the WWE live event held at MSG on July 7.
https://twitter.com/TheGarden/status/1003647778923442178
Also announced for the event is Ronda Rousey, who is advertised to face Nia Jax for the RAW Women’s Championship on the show.
This will be Undertaker’s first appearance since the Greatest Royal Rumble event in Saudi Arabia in April.
Source: WrestleView

Former ECW wrestler Rockin’ Rebel allegedly shot and killed his wife this week, then died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound … this according to police officials.
The West Goshen Township Police Department says the bodies were discovered around 6:30 a.m. at their home in West Chester, Pennsylvania.
According to the press release:
The decedents were a married couple in their fifties named Charles and Stephanie Williams. The Williams family resided at 302 North Five Points Road. Both appear to have died as a result of gunshot wounds that occurred sometime in the overnight hours. Initial indications support that Stephanie Williams was shot by her husband. Charles Williams then fatally shot himself.
Rockin’ Rebel is probably best known as a competitor in ECW as it transitioned from Eastern Championship Wrestling to Extreme Championship Wrestling. He had stints in CZW, WCW, Japan, Korea and Puerto Rico.
Rebel broke into the business in 1988 and was trained by the legendary Rock ‘n’ Roll Express.
Neighbors told Philadelphia’s ABC affiliate that law enforcement was often at the home. “There were always problems over there,” the neighbor told 6 ABC.
The investigation is ongoing in conjunction with the Chester County Coroner’s Office.
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CM Punk took the stand in his own defense Friday morning and was brought to tears while discussing the 2014 Royal Rumble.
During the fourth day of testimony, Punk acknowledged being bitter about wrestling becoming his entire life when he taped the Art of Wrestling interview with longtime friend Colt Cabana, according to Chicago Tribune reporter Gregory Pratt.
Punk told jurors he did the podcast to set the record straight for his fans about the separation with WWE and that the interview was meant to be truthful, just “two friends talking.” Additionally, Punk said his health wasn’t good in 2013 and 2014 citing headaches, sleeplessness, dizziness and nausea. “I’m sure I wasn’t fun to be around,” he told jurors.
While discussing the ’14 Rumble, the UFC fighter began to cry as he described his judgement as “poor” at the time. A break was then called to allow Punk time to compose himself.
According to Wrestlezone, — who published a full blow-by-blow of the proceedings — Colt Cabana was questioned by attorneys prior to Punk taking the stand and told them he never felt the podcast was a lie … saying, “I thought it was a wild story and people deserved to hear it.”
Colt also confirmed seeing the lump on Punk’s back labeling it disgusting, discolored, and raised.
Friday marked the fourth day of testimony. On Wednesday and Thursday, we heard from numerous people involved with the production of the 2014 Royal Rumble event.
The former WWE star ended the day by going over text messages between he and AJ Lee discussing the lump on his back. He also said the podcast interview allowed him to finally move on with his life … adding, “Everything was the truth, and I think the truth can hurt.”
FUN FACT: Punk confirmed under oath that his initials stand for “chick magnet.”

Former WWE stars Jake Hager, f.k.a. Jack Swagger, and Rich Swann will be making their MLW debuts on tonight’s episode of Major League Wrestling: Fusion on beIN Sports.
* Jack Hager vs. Jeff Cobb
* Rich Swann vs. Kotto Brazil
* Sami Callihan vs. “Bad Boy” Joey Janela
* The top 10 MLW rankings for June will be revealed while MLW’s favorite Ivy-Leaguer, MJF, will go on a romantic ringside date to close the show.