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Originally Posted by Observer Ring of Honor has confirmed another one of Bandido's matches for this month. It was announced on Thursday that Bandido vs. Flip Gordon will headline ROH's Road to G1 Supercard show in Dallas, Texas on Thursday, January 24. ROH also has Road to G1 Supercard shows in Houston on Friday, January 25 and San Antonio on Saturday, January 26. The shows will air live on HonorClub.

Originally Posted by PWI Taz commented on today being the 20 year anniversary of the night he won the ECW World Championship from Shane Douglas at the 1999 Guilty as Charged PPV: 20 years ago today I won my first major world championship. I would like to thank @TheFranchiseSD for the match and his creativity. Thank you to @HeymanHustle for the special opportunity. Lastly, thank you to all of the ECW fans worldwide. #SURVIVE — TAZ (@OfficialTAZ) January 10, 2019

Originally Posted by Observer Pete Dunne has now reached 600 days as WWE United Kingdom champion

Link: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bsdd0VNF...=1qudpxt5rk2fc

Originally Posted by PWI Former WWWF Champion Superstar Billy Graham, 75 years old, has been released from the hospital and is back home in Arizona. He has pneumonia and is battling it with antibiotics.

Originally Posted by Observer Humberto Carrillo was originally announced as representing 205 Live in the WWE Worlds Collide tournament, but he’s now been removed and “A Superstar to be named” is listed in his place. Carrillo, who was known as Ultimo Ninja before signing with WWE, has been wrestling at NXT house shows and on some episodes of NXT TV since joining the company. WWE has been hyping that fresh faces will be added to the cruiserweight division in 2019.

Originally Posted by PWI Carrillo, who's 205 Live debut was spoiled by the announcement, is the former Ultimo Ninja in Mexico. There is an open challenge with Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy on next week's episode of 205 Live, so it could be that's where Carrillo will debut.

Originally Posted by WrestlingInc In a close vote, Becky Lynch topped Ronda Rousey for 2018's "Woman of the Year", as voted by the readers of Pro Wrestling Illustrated. Lynch received 40 percent of the vote, four percent better than Rousey. Asuka and Tessa Blanchard were distant runners-up. Rousey being selected number one in PWI's "Woman's 100" led to Lynch posting some disparaging tweets about PWI - and Publisher Stu Saks in particular. Even though Lynch appeared happy while posing for the PWI cover of the awards issue with the Woman of the Year plaque, she complained about her #11 placement in the "100" throughout much of the photo shoot. Rousey achieved a near-record 87 percent of the vote in being named "Rookie of the Year". The widest margin of victory in the 46-year history of the PWI awards was enjoyed by The Giant (Big Show), who garnered 88 percent of the vote for "Rookie of the Year" in 1996. AJ Styles was named "Wrestler of the Year" for the third straight year. Styles now has earned a total of seven Achievement Awards. Styles earned 46 percent of the votes in the "Wrestler of the Year" category, followed by Kenny Omega (17 percent), Cody (8 percent), and Seth Rollins (7 percent). He also was voted "Most Popular" for the second straight year. The only other wrestler to receive WOTY honors for three straight years is Ric Flair (1984-1986).

Originally Posted by WrestlingInc Lana and WWE United States Champion Rusev trolled the internet on Wednesday, teasing their first child. It ended up being a new puppy for the happy couple. You can see their tweets below:

Link: https://www.wrestlinginc.com/news/20...family-649671/