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The Greek government and residents traded recriminations over devastating wildfires on Thursday as its defence minister suggested "criminal" unregulated building had blocked escape routes.

Panos Kammenos, who had earlier been heckled by angry residents, claimed that unlicensed holiday homes in the densely-packed area around fire-ravaged Mati carried some responsibility for the heavy loss of life.

"This is a crime from the past," he told reporters during a visit to Mati which quickly turned sour.

"This coast of Athens, all these properties, the majority are without a licence, and they have occupied the coast without rules."

Furious residents had earlier shouted the minister down as he entered the village: "You let people burn. You left us at the mercy of God," said one woman who lost her home in the blaze.

Nikos Toskas the citizen protection minister, said on Thursday night that Greece had "serious indications" that the wildfire was caused by arson.

Mr Toskas said satellite image analysis and ground inspections suggested that the fire broke out in multiple places in a short time frame.

Local authorities in Greece have been criticised for not deploying enough firefighters to beat the flames of intense wildfires. Many without enough equipment, and needing international help.Credit:
Xinhua / Barcroft Images

Vagelis Bournos , the local mayor, defended his decision not to evacuate the area as "citizens do not follow evacuation plans but they stay behind to protect their households."

Residents suspect the labyrinthine layout of the resort, where only a handful of narrow alleyways lead down to the beach, hampered escape efforts. 

A group of 26 people, whose charred bodies were found behind a closed door leading to one of those alleyways, is believed to have perished as they couldn’t find the escape route. 

Theo Sgouras, a 54-year-old whose house was miraculously spared by the blaze, said major safety reforms should have been made decades ago as the area was a known fire hazard.  

“They could have done simple things, they should not have allowed the houses to be packed so tightly together, and they should have placed water towers every few hundred metres in the area,” he said.

Wildfire in Mati, Greece

Dozens of anguished relatives began submitting their DNA on Thursday to help identify rows of burned corpses in the region’s morgues.

Though a web page has been set up to track down lost relatives, including twin nine-year-old girls, hope is rapidly fading that any of them have survived.

It also emerged on Thursday that a couple from Cornwall, Fred and Suzanne Cogdell, escaped the blaze by hiding in rocks at the beach in Marti.

"Guys were taking their shirts off to cover the children because they were in their swimming costumes and the embers were burning them,” Mr Codgell said.

Aerial images show how tourists were forced towards the ocean by the spreading firesCredit:
 REUTERS

Greek fire experts claim local authorities failed miserably to enforce fire safety regulations which could have saved dozens of lives.

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“As a matter of principle, all municipalities are meant to have evacuation maps for different hazards. But in practice very few do, and unfortunately Mati did not,” said Costas Synolakis, professor of natural hazards management at the Technical University of Crete.

"They should have evacuated before the fire even reached Mati,” he added.

In Mati, one firefighter told the Telegraph his force was woefully ill-equipped to tackle the blaze, blaming public spending cuts made in the wake of the Greek debt crisis.

“My boots have melted from the heat and I’m wearing clothes that are ten years old. The same for the fire engine – that is twenty years old,” he said. “The problem is they have been cutting public funds for years.”.

EVANSTON, Ill.—North Dakota State University 184-pound Hayden Zillmer placed fourth at the 52nd annual Ken Kraft Midlands Championships that concluded Tuesday, Dec. 30, at Northwestern University’s Welsh-Ryan Arena. NDSU’s 125 Josh Rodriguez placed fifth and 285 Evan Knutson sixth at the two-day event.

North Dakota State with 45.5 points placed ninth in the Midlands Championships team standings. Iowa won the tournament with 189 points, while Illinois was second at 130.5 and Northwestern was third with 106 points.

Zillmer, a junior from Crosby, Minn. (Crosby Ironton HS), lost his opening match Tuesday by the score of 7-5 to 2nd-ranked Lorenzo Thomas of Penn. He rebounded with a 4-0 decision over 20th-ranked Nikko Reyes of Illinois, but lost 3-1 to Iowa’s 8th-ranked Sam Brooks. The 10th-ranked Zillmer went 3-2 at the Midlands to improve to 21-4 overall. He is 14-6 in three trips to Evanston.

Rodriguez, a sophomore from Guadalupe, Calif. (Righetti HS), bounced back from two losses to pin a 9-2 decision on Brown’s Billy Watterson in the fifth place match. He defeated Watterson for the second time in two days and for the third time this season. Rodriguez lost his first match to Virginia Tech’s 6th-ranked Joey Dance 7-1 and fell to Dance for the third time this year. He then lost 3-1 to Kory Mines of Edinboro. The 14th-ranked Rodriguez went 4-2 at the Midlands and now stands 10-5 on the season.

Knutson, a senior from Wausau, Wis. (Wausau West HS), split in four matches coming through the consolation bracket to place sixth. He posted a 5-2 decision over Warren Bosch of Edinboro, and then outlasted 18th-ranked Jake Henderson of Old Dominion for a 3-1 overtime sudden victory-1. Knutson dropped a 5-2 decision to 5th-ranked Connor Medbery of Wisconsin, and lost 1-0 to unattached-Maryland’s Dawson Peck. He went 4-3 at the Midlands and is 15-7 on the season. The 13th-ranked Knutson was 9-9 in four trips to the tournament.

Midlands Results

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La Crescent 53, Fillmore Central/Lanesboro/Mabel-Canton 18
106: Logan Sass (LC) tech. fall Trey Chiglo 20-5
113: Josh Weigal (LC) won by forfeit
120: Tristan Fuchsel (LC) won by forfeit
126: Josh Danielson (LC) won by forfeit
132: Brandon Larson (LC) won by forfeit
138: Thor Sandven (LC) pinned Korby Koch 1:35
145: Jess McCormick (LC) pinned Sam Bahl :52
152: Zach Bolyard (LC) won by forfeit
160: Cole Flannery (LC) pinned Dacoda Johnson 1:34
170: Ross McKenna (FC) won by forfeit
182: Double forfeit
195: Walker Ward (FC) won by forfeit
220: Double forfeit
285: Jacob Thomas (FC) won by forfeit

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WORTHINGTON, Minn. — Minnesota State had five wrestlers place at the Worthington Open on Saturday.

Chris Zimmer (So., 197 lbs. 3-0) started his tournament off with a 5-4 decision win over Caleb Deemer (SWS). His next match was a 6-2 decision win against Cody Linssen (St. Cloud State). The first-place match came against fellow Maverick Wyatt Running (Fr., 197 lbs. 2-1(Unattached)). Zimmer bested Runing with an 8-2 decision win.

Dylan Herman (Fr., 149 lbs. 4-0 (Unattached)) had to wrestle in four matches for his title at the 149 weight class. Herman recorded two decision wins and two falls on the day. His fastest fall was in 23 seconds.

Tanner Mills (So, 141 lbs. 2-1(Unattached)) placed second and Max Bullock (So., 165 lbs. 2-2) finished fourth.

The Maverick’s next action is on Thursday when they host U-Mary at Taylor Center at 7:00 p.m.

Worthington Open Results

List of Competitors
Dakota Welsh (Fr., 133 lbs. 2-2 (Unattached))
Tanner Mills (So, 141 lbs. 2-1(Unattached))
Vito DeGidio (Fr., 141 lbs. 0-2 Unattached))
Mitchell Hartwig (So., 149 lbs. 3-2)
Dylan Herman (Fr., 149 lbs. 4-0 (Unattached))
Max Bullock (So., 165 lbs. 2-2)
Colton Carlson (Fr., 174 lbs. 2-2(Unattached))
Cody Carson (Fr., 184 lbs. 2-2(Unattached))
Wyatt Running (Fr., 197 lbs. 2-1(Unattached))
Chaydon O’Fallon (Fr., 197 lbs. 0-2)
Chris Zimmer (So., 197 lbs. 3-0)

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New Japan Pro Wrestling recently held night 5 of their G1 Climax 28 Event which emanated from Tokyo’s legendary Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan. The show was highlighted by Hangman Page taking on Kazuchika Okada in the main event. Below are the results from the show:
Non-Tournament Matches:
– Suzuki-gun (TAKA Michinoku & Zack Sabre Jr.) def. Shota Umino & Toa Henare.

– Kota Ibushi & Yujiro Takahashi def. Chaos (Gedo & Toru Yano).
– Los Ingobernables de Japon (SANADA & Tetsuya Naito) def. David Finlay & Juice Robinson by submission with a standing Skull End from SANADA on Finlay.
– Guerrillas of Destiny (Tama Tonga & Tanga Loa) def. Bullet Club (Chase Owens & Kenny Omega) by pinfall with Apeshit from Loa on Owens.
– Chaos (SHO & Tomohiro Ishii) def. Chaos (Hirooki Goto & YOH) by pinfall with the vertical drop brainbuster from Ishii on YOH.

Tournament Matches (A Block):
– “Switchblade” Jay White def. Michael Elgin by pinfall with Blade Runner after a referee bump and a low blow.
– Minoru Suzuki def. YOSHI-HASHI by pinfall with the Gotch Piledriver.

– EVIL def. Togi Makabe by pinfall with Everything is EVIL.
– Hiroshi Tanahashi def. Bad Luck Fale by disqualification after Guerrillas of Destiny ran in and referee Red Shoes Umino had enough of being pushed around.
– Kazuchika Okada def. Hangman Page by pinfall with the Rainmaker.

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This week’s episode of SmackDown Live was able to generate an average of 2.340 million viewers. This is up 2% from last week’s 2.293 million viewers for The Extreme Rules Fallout Show. This week’s episode of SmackDown Live featured a show-closing segment with The Miz, Maryse & Daniel Bryan. 
SmackDown was #6 in viewership for the night on cable, for the second week in a row, behind Hannity, The Rachel Maddow Show, Tucker Carlson Tonight, Last Word and The Ingraham Angle. SmackDown was #4 in the 18-49 demographic, behind Laws of Jaws, Air Jaws and Guy Fieri’s Feeding Frenzy.
Hannity topped the night on cable in viewership with 3.097 million viewers. The big draw on network TV last Tuesday night was America’s Got Talent on NBC at 8PM, which drew 11.682 million viewers. In comparison, Monday’s RAW drew 2.779 million viewers, down from last week’s 2.866 million viewers for The Extreme Rules Fallout Show.

Below are SmackDown Live’s viewership numbers for the rest of 2018:
– January 2nd Episode: 2.720 million viewers
– January 9th Episode: 2.603 million viewers
– January 16th Episode: 2.602 million viewers

– January 23rd Episode: 2.580 million viewers (Royal Rumble Go-Home Episode)
– January 30th Episode: 2.509 million viewers (Royal Rumble Fallout Episode)
– February 6th Episode: 2.505 million viewers

– February 13th Episode: 2.449 million viewers
– February 20th Episode: 2.613 million viewers
– February 27th Episode: 2.692 million viewers
– March 6th Episode: 2.590 million viewers (Fastlane Go-Home Episode)
– March 13th Episode: 2.771 million viewers (Fastlane Fallout Episode)
– March 20th Episode: 2.888 million viewers
– March 27th Episode: 2.576 million viewers
– April 3rd Episode: 2.467 million viewers (WrestleMania 34 Go-Home Episode)
– April 10th Episode: 2.952 million viewers (WrestleMania 34 Fallout Episode)
– April 17th Episode: 2.796 million viewers (Superstar Shakeup Episode)
– April 24th Episode: 2.549 million viewers
– May 1st Episode: 2.436 million viewers (Backlash Go-Home Episode)
– May 8th Episode: 2.293 million viewers (Backlash Fallout Episode)
– May 15th Episode: 2.298 million viewers (Taped Episode From London)
– May 22nd Episode: 2.195 million viewers
– May 29th Episode: 2.195 million viewers
– June 5th Episode: 2.138 million viewers
– June 12th Episode: 2.183 million viewers (MITB Go-Home Episode)
– June 19th Episode: 2.315 million viewers (MITB Fallout Episode)
– June 26th Episode: 2.135 million viewers
– July 3rd Episode: 2.013 million viewers
– July 10th Episode: 2.183 million viewers (Extreme Rules Go-Home Episode)
– July 17th Episode: 2.293 million viewers (Extreme Rules Fallout Episode)
– July 24th Episode: 2.340 million viewers
2017 Total: 132.401 million viewers
2017 Average: 2.546 million viewers per episode
Source: ShowBuzz Daily

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Aleister Black is no longer the NXT Champion, but it seemed like he would be getting a rematch for the NXT Championship at the upcoming NXT Takeover: Brooklyn show. Unfortunately, those plans could potentially be in jeopardy now as Black is reportedly dealing with an injury. According to the Wrestling Observer, Black received an injury during an NXT live event in Las Vegas over the weekend and even underwent surgery not long after that. Details on the exact nature of Black’s injury are scare at the moment, but the site did note that the injury that he got does not look to be as severe as originally thought and the former NXT Champion is still scheduled to wrestle during NXT Takeover: Brooklyn later on this month.
With SummerSlam coming up, one has to think that there is still a chance that Sasha Banks and Bayley could end up at odds before facing each other at the pay-per-view later this month, but for right now, the two of them are the best of friends once more. The two former Raw Women’s Champions have made up and are even now functioning as a tag team on Raw now. Banks and Bayley already have matching gear and have coined their team “The Boss & Hug Connection,” but Sasha is now soliciting help from fans for a name for the duo’s finisher. As seen on Raw earlier this week, the two appear to be finishing off their matches with Sasha using a Backstabber before Bayley comes launching in with her Bayley-to-Belly suplex move.

.@itsBayleyWWE and I need your help what should we call our finish!? pic.twitter.com/cVVDdHNg7D
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The New Day have always had success over the years when it comes to marketing food. Whether it has been ice cream or their very own Booty O’s cereal, the three of them have made plenty of successful and profitable products. Kofi Kingston, Big E, and Xavier Woods have been coming down to the ring with pancakes for a number of months now, and according to Big E, the trio are looking at ways to sell those too soon. While speaking with the Tampa Bay Times, the former tag team champion was asked about whether or not fans will be able to purchase New Day pancakes, to which Big E confirmed that WWE officials and the group are having talks with the goal of one day selling their very own pancakes. “We’re talking to people in licensing for a way for this pancake nonsense to be available to our fans.” Big E said.

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Although WWE’s next PPV Event known as Hell In A Cell is still over a month away, three matches are already being advertised for the show. As previously reported, the official Facebook and Twitter Pages for The AT&T Center, the venue in San Antonio, Texas that will be hosting this year’s PPV Event, is advertising a showdown between “The Charismatic Enigma” Jeff Hardy and “The Viper” Randy Orton.
The official website for The AT&T Center is also advertising a showdown between WWE Champion AJ Styles and Samoa Joe for The WWE Championship and a singles match between Roman Reigns and Kevin Owens.
It was not specified which, if any, of these matches will take place inside the Hell In A Cell structure. It should be noted that although these matches were announced this week, the card is always subject to change (and usually does).

WWE Hell In A Cell 2018 takes place live on PPV and via The WWE Network on Sunday, September 16th from The AT&T Center in San Antonio, Texas.

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Previously on Impact:

Last week on TNA Impact, Ethan Carter III began his road to redemption by defeating Rockstar Spud in a cage match. This was the first in a series of matches that EC3 must win in order to get a rematch with Mike Bennett. Meanwhile, Willow made his return last week and attacked Jeff Hardy. This was most perplexing because Willow is the alter ego of Jeff.

Tonight on Impact:

On tonight’s show, TNA World Champion Drew Galloway puts his title on the line against Bobby Lashley. Also, Jeff continues his mission to unmask Willow and reveal his true identity.

Show Recap:

-Earlier today, we see Drew Galloway entering the Impact Zone with the TNA title. Also earlier today, Bobby Lashley arrives at the Impact Zone. What a coincidence. Lashley and Drew spot each other backstage and get into a brawl.

-In the Impact Zone, Willow makes his way down to the ring. Josh Matthews and The Pope recap Willow’s attack last week.

Willow enters the ring and takes the microphone, his voice is distorted.  He says he is Willow and hear him roar. No, but seriously, he makes an extremely demonic cackle. This brings Jeff to the ring causing the crowd to cheer in ovation. Jeff lets us know that there is only one Willow and he lives inside of him. Jeff speaks like Willow and does the cackling laugh. This leads to a match.

Jeff Hardy vs. Willow

This was a short match and was basically a squash. Jeff dominated Willow and won with the Twist of Fate. After the match, Jeff attempted to take the mask off of Willow when a second Willow attacked Jeff from behind. The two Willows beat down Jeff and pointed at the entrance. A third Willow walked out and Pope said it looked like Jeff. This Willow also spoke with the distorted voice and said he was going to be Jeff’s worst nightmare.

Back from commercial, the two Willows held Jeff as the third Willow addressed him. Willow unmasked to reveal…Maxell Hardy! Just kidding, its Matt Hardy, but he was messed up. This was a different Matt. He spoke with a weird tone and had a streak of blonde hair. It also appeared that his left eye is messed up and appears to be all white. Presumably, the Swanton bomb from the heavens a few weeks ago caused all of this. Matt told Jeff that he scarred him. Matt choked out Jeff in the middle of the ring to end the segment.

-In the back, a tall, beautiful, bubbly blonde approached Velvet Sky. She introduced herself as Allie, Maria’s assistant. She informed Velvet that she has a match with Sienna later. Velvet got in Allie’s face and she backed down. Just then, Allie got a call from Maria who had her assistant tell Velvet that if she lost to Sienna, Velvet will be fired. Allie is better known as Cherry Bomb from the Indies.

-We get a recap of Drew and Lashley brawling earlier in the day. Next, Jeremy Borash interviews TNA President Dixie Carter. She announces that tonight’s title match will be a lumberjack match.

Sienna vs. Velvet Sky w/Velvet’s job on the line

As Velvet makes her way to the ring, Josh reminds us that if Velvet loses she is fired. They’re pushing Sienna as a monster and she dominates the early part of the match. Velvet makes a short comeback and scores several near falls. However, it’s not enough and Sienna hits her finisher to pick up the win. Velvet is fired and is in fact done in TNA.

-Next we get a vignette of Mike Bennett and Maria hanging out by the pool. Maria looked ridiculously hot and The Miracle knows it. He tells Maria to get some sun and then they’ll go over to the Impact Zone to make a miracle happen.

-Back from commercial, Maria is apparently done getting some sun as she introduces The Miracle. He asked if the fans believe in miracles and the crowd chanted “No we don’t”. Miracle discussed EC3’s road to redemption and that if he doesn’t win he won’t get a rematch at Slammiversary. Miracle calls out a future hall of fame because he wants to beat one. He brings out Earl Hebner and challenges him to a match. He provokes Earl to shoving him in the face. Bennett calls out a second referee.

“The Miracle” Mike Bennett w/ “The First Lady of Professional Wrestling” Maria Kanellis vs. “The Referee” Earl Hebner

Mike knocks down Earl and covers him. The referee is hesitant to make the count. Earl kicked out at two and a half to a massive pop from the crowd. Bennett flipped out and got in the referee’s face. Earl gave a low blow to The Miracle. Maria distracted Earl and Miracle knocked him down. Bennett pinned Earl to win the match.

Post match, Miracle continued to attack Earl until EC3 ran out for the save. Miracle distracted EC3 and Tyrus jumped him from behind. Bennett announced that EC3 will face Tyrus in a Last Man Standing match. EC3’s road to redemption continues after the commercial.

Last Man Standing: Ethan Carter III vs. Tyrus

Back from commercial and the match is underway. Tyrus set up a chair in the corner but EC3 countered and sent him shoulder first into the chair. EC3 brings a table in the ring and uses the steel chair on Tyrus. Tyrus barley makes it to his feet at the count of nine. EC3 goes for the one percenter by Tyrus counters and sends EC3 through to steel chairs. EC3 makes it back to his feet before the count of 10. Tyrus set EC3 up on the table and went up for the Vader Bomb. EC3 got back to his feet and power bombed Tyrus through the table. However, Tyrus made back to his feet and continued to beat down EC3. EC3 gives Tyrus the Samoan Drop through a guardrail set up by Tyrus. EC3 placed the steel steps on top of Tyrus. Tyrus is unable to answer the count of 10 and EC3 wins the match.

Like last week, The Miracle came out after the match but unlike last week was not clapping.

– Next we get a video package of Bobby Lashley training in the gym.

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– We get a recap of Willow/Matt’s attack on Jeff earlier. In the back, Jeff is irate over the attack. He challenges Matt to a match at Slammiversary.

Eddie Edwards and DJ Z vs. The Helms Dynasty (X Division Champion Trevor Lee & Andrew Everett w/ Gregory Shane Helms)

This is a fast paced match with lots of high impact moves. DJ Z chases Everett around ringside and runs right into a sick boot from Lee. The heels take over on Z and isolate him in their side of the ring. Eddie gets the hot tag and runs wild on the heels. Z tags himself in and hits an insane suicide dive threw the turnbuckles on an angle. Eddie hits a dive onto Lee and DJ Z connects with a DDT on Everett to win the match.

-We get a recap of Velvet losing in her last match in TNA to Sienna. In the back, Velvet cuts an emotional promo and fights back the tears. She says goodbye to TNA, her friends and the fans. As noted earlier, Velvet is in fact finished with TNA.

-Another video package this time on Drew Galloway training.

Facts of Life with Eli Drake w/King of the Mountain Champion Bram

It’s time for Facts of Life with Eli Drake. It’s also time for one of the most annoying gimmicks in wrestling. Every time Eli says, “dummy” he presses a button and a graphic pops up of Eli saying, “Dummy, yeah.” I blame Mr. Anderson for fact that his segment now exists. Eli does his own introduction using his “announcer” voice. Eli has his Feast or Fired KOTM title shot briefcase with him. Eli brings out KOTM champion Bram. Eli wants Bram to simply hand over the KOTM title but Bram refuses. Eli teases cashing in his title shot but instead he leaves. They brawl briefly until Eli escapes.

-In the back, EC3 cuts a very brief promo. He wants Mike Bennett and his rematch. EC3 only said about five to seven lines, but it was still far better then the previous segment.

-Still in the back, EC3 confronts The Miracle and Maria. EC3 demands his match with Bennett. The Miracle refuses and lets EC3 know he’s not done on his road to redemption. Next week, EC3 must defeat Matt Hardy and maybe if he’s victorious he’ll get his rematch with Bennett.

Lumberjack Match: TNA World Champion Drew Galloway vs. “The Destroyer” Bobby Lashley

Members of the TNA roster surround the ring for the lumberjack match. They trade moves to start the match. Lashley sends Galloway to the floor on the heel side of the ring.

Back from commercial, Lashley is in control of the match and sends Drew back outside to the heel side of the ring. The heels tease beating Drew, but they send him back in the ring. Lashley dominated Drew, but Galloway got back to his feet and made a comeback. Galloway goes for the Future Shock DDT but Lashley got out of it. Drew used the Celtic Cross and set up for the Claymore kick when the heel lumberjacks pulled Drew out of the ring resulting in the end of the match.

Post match, all hell broke loose with all the entire roster brawling at ringside. DJ Z and Trevor Lee both hit dives onto the lumberjacks. In a sick spot, Eddie gave a super plex to Andrew Everett from the top rope to the outside on all the lumberjacks.

In the ring, a bunch of guys hit moves. Bram knocked out Lashley and Eli knocked out Bram. Jeff took out Eli and set up for the Swanton. Matt ran out and brawled with Jeff to the back. Bennett took out Eli. EC3 starred down Bennett who backed off. Lashley then speared EC3 and Galloway caught Lashley with the Claymore. Drew then hit a dive to the outside on everyone to end the show.

Next Time on Impact:

EC3’s road to redemption continues as he battles Matt Hardy. Also, Grado returns to go one-on-one with Al Snow. Plus, next week the Ultimate X match returns.

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Triple H recently took part in a media conference call that he usually does a few days before upcoming NXT Takeover shows. With NXT Takeover: Brooklyn set to begin this Saturday, Pro Wrestling Sheet were on the call and provided updates on the latest statements from Triple H. When discussing Aleister Black’s current groin injury, he noted that it was completely unexpected and it caused the entire main event of Takeover to be shifted since Black originally set to headline the show against Johnny Gargano and Tomasso Ciampa in a Triple Threat match for the NXT Championship. Triple H is still hopeful that the former NXT Champion will be able to come back to NXT and continue his career before the end of the year.

Triple H says when Aleister’s injury occurred, everything went back on the table in regards to shifting the card. At end of the day, however, it made sense to go with a singles match for Ciampa/Gargano. “Adding anyone else in there would’ve been a third wheel without a story.”
— Pro Wrestling Sheet (@WrestlingSheet) August 15, 2018

During the call, “The Game” was also asked about the current status of Neville, a former Cruiserweight Champion who has been off of TV for nearly a year now but remains under contract with the company. WWE has reportedly decided to freeze his contract until the two sides reach an agreement on whether or not he will be staying with the company or leaving soon. When asked about possibly bringing him back for the new NXT UK brand, Triple H claims that he is not clear on where Neville currently stands in WWE. Triple H was one of his biggest advocates in NXT though, and he still believes that he is a talented star, so it will be interesting to see if the former NXT Champion does return to WWE at some point in the future.

Triple H on Neville’s whereabouts:
“I’m not 100% positive, I would need to go back and look into that.”
“To me, one of the most talented guys in the world.”
“Time will see where that ends up.” pic.twitter.com/ruJarNLG1I
— Pro Wrestling Sheet (@WrestlingSheet) August 15, 2018

Finally, the former world champion was asked about the status of NXT Superstar Tegan Nox. Nox just competed during the recent TV tapings for the Mae Young Classic tournament, but sje suffered a legitimate leg injury during one of her matches after landing awkardly during a dive outside of the ring, and she was then eliminated from the tournament. Triple H said that Nox is not going to be able to return to the ring for quite some time due to nature of her injury. Pro Wrestling Sheet also reports that Nox was set to move to the finals of the tournament before she received the injury. Although Tegan Nox is on the shelf once again, Triple H believes that she will work harder to come back and that she will still be a huge star in the company down the road.

Also mentioned in this article: Sources say Tegan was booked to go to the finals of the MYC before the injury occurred.
Such a bummer for her. https://t.co/J9QPVb7hlk
— Ryan Satin (@ryansatin) August 15, 2018

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