The Young Bucks have responded to the open invitation from RAW Tag Team Champion Sheamus for a match at WrestleMania 34 against The Bar. As noted, word going around at RAW was that The Bar will be challenged by two Superstars that are not currently a tag team.
Nick Jackson of The Bucks tweeted the following in response to Sheamus’ open invite:
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The Young Bucks and Cody have finally announced the location of their upcoming “All In” event and Pro Wrestling Sheet has learned a wrestling podcast convention will be going down as well.
The self-financed event will take place on September 1 at the Sears Centre in Chicago, Illinois — which has a capacity of 11,800 people — the group announced on it on the latest episode of Being the Elite via “Arrow” star Stephen Amell.
According to sources, there will also be a wrestling podcast convention attached to the event that will feature live podcast sessions with many of the top names in wrestling podcasting, as well as legends signings and several official “weigh-ins” for “All In.”
Additional talent already announced for the event include: Kenny Omega, Marty Scurll, Hangman Page and Tessa Blanchard. Flip Gordon still isn’t booked (yet).
“All In” will take place on September 1st.
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Kenny Omega and Kota Ibushi will face The Young Bucks at NJPW Strong Style Evolved in Long Beach, California on March 25. On Twitter, Omega said as a friend he wasn’t sure if he was ready for this match, but as a team the Golden Lovers will be. The Young Bucks recently announced they would no longer be Junior Heavyweights, Omega later proclaimed he and Ibushi were the best tag team in the world, which the Young Bucks took exception to.
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Get ready to mark this down on your calendars … because the date was announced today for the 10,000 seat show Cody Rhodes and The Young Bucks are self-financing called All In.
Cody and the Bucks dropped the news by tweeting, “I’m @ALL_IN_2018 September 1st” and the event’s twitter page now has over 15,000 followers.
As we previously reported, the group have been in talks with various venues for months. Our sources say the front-runner locations are Chicago, London, San Francisco and Ontario, California.
Kenny Omega is officially confirmed for the event and All In’s Twitter page says the location will be revealed on an upcoming episode of Being the Elite.
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About a month we reported that Cody and The Young Bucks were planning self-financed 10,000 seat event in 2018 and were in talks with multiple venues.
About two weeks ago, Cody Rhodes told ESPN he was close to securing a 10k+ seat venue for a show in 2018 that he would finance with The Young Bucks.
According to PWInsider, the location looks to be in the Chicago area.
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The 10,000 seat event Cody Rhodes and The Young Bucks are planning to self-finance in 2018 has now been confirmed by all parties and the ROH champ has an ideal main event in mind.
Cody appeared on Sirius XM‘s Busted Open today and revealed that his dream opponent for the main event is Daniel Bryan, whose WWE contract will expire next summer.
Rhodes said he can’t reveal too much until the location is locked down, but reiterated that they are “swinging for the damn fences.”
As we previously reported, the trio are in talks with multiple venues to put on a 10K seat event with Chicago, London, San Francisco and Ontario (CA) being the location front-runners.
When host Bully Ray asked why they’re doing this, Cody said it’s because they want to leave the wrestling business better than when they found it.
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The Young Bucks and Cody Rhodes are planning something big for 2018. Pro Wrestling Sheet has learned the Bullet Club members are in talks with multiple venues to put on a 10,000 seat event.
As you may recall,The Wrestling Observer’s Dave Meltzer tweeted earlier this year saying ROHwouldn’t sell out a 10K seat show “any time soon” and Cody responded saying he’d “take that bet.”
Sources tell The Sheet that Cody has been dedicated to making it happen since, so the trio recently decided to take things into their own hands by self-financing the event — which is tentatively being called “All In” — and things have been rapidly progressing the past few weeks towards an official announcement.
Cody tweeted a photo last weekend showing the group on a scouting mission with Marty Scurll.
The Sheet reports that the current front-runner locations for the show are Chicago, London, San Francisco and Ontario, California (where Bullet Club’s WWE invasion took place).
The Sheet’s sources say Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson and Rhodes are looking to partner with ROH, who they have exclusive domestic contracts with, but it’s unclear if an official deal has been worked out yet.
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Chris Jericho announced that the Young Bucks will be in the ROH Sea of Honor Tournament on Jericho’s Rock ‘N Wrestling Rage at Sea. The cruise will be having matches aboard the ship, which will leave out of Miami on October 27, 2018.
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The Young Bucks noted on Twitter that they declined the offer to do motion capture work for WWE 2K19.
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In an interesting twist on the situation between WWE and The Young Bucks, the brothers were contacted to do WWE 2K19 work just one day after they received their cease & desist letter from WWE following the recent “invasion” outside of a RAW TV event in California. The Wrestling Observer Newsletter reports that the company in charge of the WWE 2K franchise contacted The Bucks to ask them about doing motion capture work for next year’s video game. The game creators felt like they needed all of the signature YB moves in the game because so many people playing last year’s edition were using the Create-A-Wrestler mode to play as the brothers.
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