New Japan Pro Wrestling once had one of the hottest television shows on AXS TV. Then Anthem Sports bought AXS TV and that suddenly changed. Impact Wrestling found a new home on their parent company’s new network. That put NJPW in an awkward position and now they’re being ignored to a large extent. There are currently no plans for AXS to air Wrestle Kingdom 14 special. That is pretty notable since Wrestle Kingdom will be two nights next month meaning that they could generate even more attention with multiple specials.

Barcelona are expected to get paid massively over Gavi injury while playing for Spain, MySportDab reports. The player is expected to be out for almost one year after getting injury representing his national team. Gavi injury is now expected to see FIFA make a certain amount of money which will be received by Barcelona. The youngster holds a huge place in the Barcelona team, and his injury could see him become a different player.

Bille Eilish's personal story about her first kiss that she shared with fans during her tour performances has blown up into something far more than what she imagined. As the story goes, Billie had her first kiss two years with a boy named Henry Whitford. The duo went to a movie together and then decided to chill on a rooftop afterward where they happened to kiss.  “Wow, that was really not as magical at all as I thought it was going to be,” Henry said after the kiss, according to Billie.

Blake Anderson is an American comedian and actor born on March 2, 1984 in Sacramento, CA. He is best known for co-creating and starring in the Comedy Central series Workaholics, in which he plays the character Blake Henderson. In 2015, he appeared in the film Dope as the character Will Sherwood. Blake Anderson is a member of Comedian Age, Biography and Wiki 💰 Net worth: $3 Million About Comedian and co-creator of the Comedy Central series Workaholics.

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