The WWE uploading some new classic content to the WWE Network this evening by uploading classic cards to the “Old School” section of the network, which t hasn’t done in quite a while. The shows that were uploaded were:
WWWF at Madison Square Garden 8/7/76, headlined by WWWF Champion Bruno Sammartino vs. Stan Hansen in a steel cage match. This stems from when Hanson broke Bruno’s neck during an earlier match. It was a freak accident from a bodyslam gone wrong.
WWWF at Madison Square Garden 10/25/76, headlined by WWWF Champion Bruno Sammartino vs. Nikolai Volkoff. This wasn’t too long after Nickolai’s run as part of The Mongols tag team.

WWWF at Madison Square Garden 12/19/77, featuring WWWF champion Superstar Graham vs. Mil Mascaras and NWA World Champion Harley Race vs. Rick Martel. As the WWWF had rejoined the NWA in 1974, The NWA champion appeared for Vince McMahon from time to time.
WWF at Madison Square Garden 12/17/79 featuring NWA World Champion Harley Race vs. Dusty Rhodes and Hulk Hogan’s MSG debut vs. Ted DiBiase. Foretelling of the matches that would take place 10 years later with a pre-Million Dollar Man and a pre-Hulkamania Hogan.
WWF at Madison Square Garden 3/17/85 featuring Tito Santana vs. Greg Valentine and Mr. T in Piper’s Pit.  This was the final event at MSG before the first Wrestlemania. Yes, the WWE held their monthly MSG televised house show 2 weeks before they would hold the first Wrestlemania in the same building.

The Australian state of New South Wales is in the grip of an unprecedented bushfire crisis, with almost fifty fires still out of control on Friday night despite the efforts of 1,200 firefighters and 70 fire-fighting planes.

Two people have been killed and several are missing, with that number expected to rise over the weekend.

The fires cast an ominous orange glow over large areas of eastern New South Wales, with some locals describing the scene as “apocalyptic”.

At one point during the day there were more than 90 fires burning in the state with 57 out of control and 17 considered “emergency level”. There were also two emergency level fires burning in southern Queensland. 

Both states have been plagued by severe drought, and while some parts of New South Wales celebrated rain over the weekend, it was not widespread enough to mitigate the damage done by months of historically poor rainfall, making this fire season more dangerous than usual. 

New South Wales Rural Fire Service (RFS) commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons told local media that almost 1,200 firefighters and 70 aircraft had been deployed "to save as many people as possible”, with around 92,000 people affected by the fires.

"We are expecting that number (of missing persons) to climb today," Mr Fitzsimmons told reporters on Saturday. "There are really grave concerns that there could be more losses or indeed more fatalities."

At 9pm local time on Friday, the RFS issued a statement saying: “There are 85 fires burning across New South Wales, with 49 yet to be contained. Fifteen fires remain at Emergency Warning, although weather conditions are beginning to ease. Despite this, there are still many hours of difficult firefighting ahead for our crews.”

Earlier, the Service said: “Today has been a difficult and dangerous day. Unfortunately, many people have called for help but due to the size and speed of the fires we couldn’t get to everyone, even by road or helicopter.”

The RFS described the situation as “uncharted territory”. 

At least 100 homes were destroyed by the fire and more than 30 people were injured, firefighters confirmed, after the intensity of the blazes made it impossible for emergency crews to reach some victims.

Commissioner Fitzsimmons said parts of the M1 motorway and the New England Highway were closed, and warned other road closures could leave people trapped.

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"You’ve got to understand a lot of the access roads in and around many of these fires are more dangerous than staying in a shelter or a safer place in your local community or your property," he told local media. 

“The principal message is about sheltering and sheltering in place — it’s simply too dangerous and too late to leave."

Mr Fitzsimmons also said most of the fires were spreading at twice the normal speed.

The worst of the state’s fires stretch from Forster on the state’s mid-north coast right up to Coraki, south-west of Ballina.

The alleged ringleader of a Nigerian gang that kidnapped and killed a British missionary has been arrested after a two month-long manhunt.

The suspect, who is wanted for the murder of Surrey optician Ian Squire and the kidnapping of three other British missionaries, was held by Nigerian security forces in the southern Delta region on Thursday.

Mr Squire, 57, and his three companions were working at a clinic in the town of Enekoragha., from where an armed gang abducted them on October 13 last year.  

On the second day of their ordeal, he was shot dead by the gang after trying to cheer his fellow hostages by playing "Amazing Grace" on his acoustic guitar. 

In a subsequent exclusive interview with the Daily Telegraph, one of the surviving missionaries, David Donovan, said he believed that the kidnap gang had shot at Mr Squire in a panic after fearing that the noise of the music would give the gang’s location away. 

Mr Donovan, a GP from Cambridgeshire, was released after three weeks in captivity, along with his wife Shirley, also 57, and fellow missionary Alanna Carson, from Fife. 

The Foreign Office declined to comment on news of the arrest of the ringleader of the gang, who were allegedly part of a criminal cult that worshipped a local warrior-god. 

However, local sources in the Delta area told The Telegraph that the operation took place after two of the ringleader’s accomplices were arrested earlier in a Delta village buying food.

Those arrests then led to security forces to the ringleader’s nearby camp, where they surrounded him and forced him to surrender. 

The operation came a week after the gang had allegedly killed four soldiers after leading them into an ambush. According to one local newspaper report, the gang also killed an undercover Nigerian agent during the ambush and then beheaded him, leaving his head on display near a village.

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Mr Squire, a devout Christian, ran his own Christian eyesight charity, Mission for Vision. He had teamed up four years ago with the Donovan’s charity, New Foundations, which runs a medical and training practice in Enekoragha.

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After Mr Squire’s death, locals in Enekoragha held a large mourning parade to protest his death and voice their upset at the closure of the clinic. It reopened again this week.

The long rumored DVD collection is now confirmed as a match listing for the next WWE DVD collection “Unreleased Matches 1986-1995” has been announced along with the news it will be hosted by former WWF announcer Sean Mooney and current WWE interviewer Charly Caruso. The set will be released September 5th. The collection will include:
DISC ONE:
Big John Studd, King Kong Bundy & Bobby Heenan vs. Big Machine, Super Machine & Hulk Machine
Baltimore, MD • September 16, 1986
Macho Man Randy Savage vs. Pedro Morales
Binghamton, NY • October 28, 1986

Hulk Hogan & Roddy Piper vs. Paul Orndorff & Harley Race
Phoenix, AZ • December 9, 1986
The Dingo Warrior vs. Jose Estrada
Indianapolis, IN • June 23, 1987
Hulk Hogan & Randy Savage vs. The Honky Tonk Man & The Hart Foundation (Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart)
Huntsville, AL • January 5, 1988
Owen Hart vs. Barry Horowitz
Bristol, TN • March 8, 1988

Randy Savage vs. Andre the Giant
New Haven, CT • April 21, 1988
Demolition vs. The Powers of Pain
Glenn Falls, NY • June 21, 1988
Andre the Giant vs. Big John Studd
Glenn Falls, NY • April 4, 1989

Randy Savage vs. The Ultimate Warrior
Glenn Falls, NY • April 4, 1989
Dusty Rhodes vs. Ted DiBiase
Madison, WI • June 6, 1989
Hillbilly Jim & Hacksaw Duggan vs. Haku & Andre the Giant
Utica, NY • July 19, 1989
Brian (Crush) Adams vs. Barry Horowitz
Fresno, CA • August 9, 1989
Earthquake Evans vs. Paul Roma
Louisville, KY • September 20, 1989
The Rockers vs. Powers of Pain
Miami, FL • January 22, 1990
Andre the Giant & Haku vs. Demolition
Ft. Myers, FL • January 23, 1990
The Ultimate Warrior vs. “Macho King” Randy Savage
Ft. Myers, FL • January 23, 1990
DISC TWO:
Hulk Hogan vs. Earthquake
Syracuse, NY • April 3, 1990
Ted DiBiase vs. The Big Boss Man
Syracuse, NY • April 3, 1990
Mr. Perfect & Ravishing Rick Rude vs. The Ultimate Warrior & Texas Tornado
Providence, RI • August 8, 1990
The Legion of Doom vs. Demolition
Ft. Wayne, IN • October 30, 1990
War Eagle (Tatanka) vs. Dale Wolfe
January 8, 1991
Blindfold Match: Rick Martel vs. Jake  Roberts
Savannah, GA • January 29, 1991
Sid Justice vs. Ted DiBiase
Calgary, AB • July 8, 1991
Casket Match: The Ultimate Warrior vs. The Undertaker
Rochester, NY • August 19, 1991
Ric Flair vs. Roddy Piper
Huntington, WV • October 1, 1991
Jake Roberts vs. Mr. Madness (Randy Savage)
Springfield, MA • November 12, 1991
Hulk Hogan vs. Ric Flair
Springfield, MA • November 12, 1991
Piper’s Pit with The Brooklyn Brawler
Toledo, OH • April 7, 1992
Bret  Hart vs. The British Bulldog
Binghamton, NY • June 30, 1992
Bret Hart & The Ultimate Warrior vs. Papa Shango & Kamala
Regina, SK • October 13, 1992
The Undertaker vs. Bam Bam Bigelow
Fresno, CA • January 26, 1993
The Toxic Turtles (Timmy & Tommy Turtle) vs. Tommy Stevenson & Ron Preston
Augusta, GA • March 9, 1993
DISC THREE:
The Undertaker vs. Giant Gonzalez
Phoenix, AZ • April 5, 1993
Kip Winchester & Brett Colt (The Smoking Gunns) vs. Barry Horowitz & Reno Riggins
Phoenix, AZ • April 5, 1993
Shawn Michaels vs. Mr. Perfect
Tucson, AZ • April 6, 1993
The Tazmaniac vs. Skippy Taylor (Scott Taylor)
Portland, ME • May 5, 1993
Bret Hart vs. Yokozuna
Portland, ME • May 5, 1993
Hulk Hogan & Brutus Beefcake vs. Money Inc.
Guest Referee: Sgt. Slaughter
Columbus, OH • June 14, 1993
Lex Luger vs. Ludvig Borga
Burlington, VT • October 20, 1993
Randy Savage vs. Crush
White Plains, NY • February 1, 1994
Bret Hart vs. Jim Neidhart
Montreal, QC • October 21, 1994
Ladder Match: Jeff Jarrett vs. The British Bulldog
Danbury, CT • May 16, 1995
Ladder Match: Jeff Jarrett vs. Razor Ramon
Struthers, OH • June 5, 1995
Shawn Michaels & Bret Hart vs. Jerry Lawler & Hakushi
St. Louis, MO • July 26, 1995
Steel Cage: Diesel vs. Yokozuna
St. Louis, MO • July 26, 1995
EXTRAS:
Shawn Michaels vs. Jerry Lawler
Wheeling, WV • June 6, 1995
Hulk Hogan & Bam Bam Bigelow vs. Andre the Giant & Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase
Hershey, PA  • January 26, 1988
Steel Cage: Randy Savage vs. Hulk Hogan
Wheeling, WV  • October 2, 1989
Rick Rude vs. The Ultimate Warrior
Toledo, Ohio  • June 10, 1990
Papa Shango vs. The Ultimate Warrior
Ottawa, Ontario  • June 1, 1992
Kamala vs. The Ultimate Warrior
Landover, MD  • September 1, 1992
Kamala & Papa Shango vs. Undertaker & Ultimate Warrior
Worcester, MA  • July 20, 1992
Ultimate Warrior vs. Papa Shango
Terra Haute, IN  • October 27, 1992
The Mad Monk (Mike Shaw aka Friar Ferguson/Bastion Booger) vs. Bobby Young
Phoenix, AZ   • April 5, 1993
The Harris Twins vs. Dale Wolfe & Tim Patterson
Phoenix, AZ  • April 5, 1993
Shawn Michaels vs. Mr. Perfect
Phoenix, AZ  • April 5, 1993
The Harlem Knights (Men On A Mission) vs. Mike Bell & Tony Devito
Portland, ME  • May 5, 1993
Phantasio vs. Rad Radford
St. Louis, MO  • July 26, 1995

It’s hard to see this actually happening, but anything seems possible these days under President Donald Trump’s administration in the White House.
The following is a release from Impact Wrestling:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Nashville (June 23, 2017) – IMPACT Wrestling World Champion Bobby Lashley made an unprecedented Presidential appeal on Thursday morning.
Via Twitter, Lashley (@fightbobby) asked President Donald Trump to be in his corner for his title defense at Slammiversary on July 2, when Lashley puts the gold on the line against Alberto El Patron.
El Patron earlier this week announced that his father, legendary Mexican wrestler Dos Caras, will be in his corner at Slammiversary.
Lashley asked Trump to join him at Slammiversary, which will be held on pay-per-view and filmed at the backlot of Universal Studios Florida in Orlando.

“Well, it looks like I need to find a cornerman for Slammiversary? @realDonaldTrump?  It won’t be the 1sttime!  #reallegend,” Lashley tweeted.
IMPACT Wrestling is waiting for an answer from Trump.
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