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  • WWE Superstar Danhausen Says Knicks’ Game 3 Loss Isn’t His Fault

    WWE Superstar Danhausen Says Knicks’ Game 3 Loss Isn’t His Fault

    Ever since WWE superstar Danhausen lifted the curse off the New York Knicks, the team has reached a successful 13-game winning streak. However, their undefeated streak ended in Game 3 of the finals against the San Antonio Spurs.

    While playing at home in Madison Square Garden, the Knicks often trailed behind the Spurs for most of the game, and there were even some aggressive plays on the court. With Jalen Brunson scoring 32 points, OG Anunoby scoring 28 points, and Josh Hart scoring 16 points, it wasn’t good enough against Victor Wembanyama, who also scored 32 points, and Stephon Castle, who scored 23 points.

    The Spurs would beat the Knicks 115-111, which forces Game 5 in San Antonio. After the crushing loss, Danhausen took to X.com and tweeted, “Danhausen isn’t to blame for tonight.”

    Many fans responded to the tweet, reassuring the wrestler that he is not to blame for the loss, but put the blame on Donald Trump, who was also in attendance during last night’s game.

    The NYC crowd heavily booed Trump during the national anthem. He was later seen sleeping during the game.

    The Knicks will be back for Game 4 of the Finals against the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday night in Madison Square Garden.

  • Bad News Brown Becomes The Latest Inductee In The WWE Hall Of Fame

    Bad News Brown Becomes The Latest Inductee In The WWE Hall Of Fame

    Bad News Brown will finally take his rightful place in the WWE Hall of Fame.

    The announcement was made on WWE’s official social media accounts. Brown, whose real name is Allen James Coage, was known for being one of WWE’s most intimidating and unconventional figures.

    Before beginning his wrestling career, Brown gained notoriety for his reputation in judo. During the 1976 Summer Olympics, he won the bronze medal, making history by becoming the first Black man to win an individual Olympic medal in a sport outside of boxing or track and field.

    Brown was trained by Japanese wrestling legend Antonio Inoki before getting noticed by Stampede Wrestling, where he would face Bret Hart and other rising stars. In 1988, he made his debut in WWE, where he developed a reputation as a loner and was known for his terrifying Enzuigiri finishing move.

    As the villain or heel, Brown had often clashed with authority, including the then-WWE President Jack Tunney and the top stars such as “Macho Man” Randy Savage and Hulk Hogan. However, it was his rivalries in the early 90s with Rowdy Roddy Piper and Jake “The Snake” Roberts that took his career further.

    Bad News Brown would later leave the WWE after SummerSlam 1990 due to frustrations and unfilled promises for his career. In 1999, he fully retired from in-ring wrestling due to knee problems, but still helped to train and mentor others.

    In 2007, he passed away at 63 years old from a heart attack. Fans have expressed that Brown’s induction into the Legacy wing of the WWE Hall of Fame is long overdue.

    This news comes after it was announced that “Sycho” Sid Eudy would also be inducted into the Legacy wing of the WWE Hall of Fame.

  • ‘Sycho’ Sid Eudy To Be Posthumously Inducted Into The WWE Hall of Fame

    ‘Sycho’ Sid Eudy To Be Posthumously Inducted Into The WWE Hall of Fame

    “Sycho” Sid Eudy, former WWE Champion, will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in the legacy wing.

    COO Paul “Triple-H” Levesque announced the news on social media. “No matter which moniker you knew him by, Sid’s intensity was palpable across the ring and through your TV screen. A multi-time champion in @WWE and WCW, and a two-time #WrestleMania main event, it’s a pleasure to announce that he will take his rightful place in the 2026 Legacy Class of the #WWEHOF,” he wrote.

    The news of Eudy’s induction comes after his unfortunate passing in August 2024, following his battle with non-Hodgkin lymphoma. In 1989, Eudy made his debut in WCW and was a part of the tag team division as a member of The Skyscrapers. He would later join the Four Horsemen thanks to Ric Flair.

    In 1991, he made his WWE debut and served as the special guest referee for Hulk Hogan and The Ultimate Warrior against The Triangle of Terror in a 3-on-2 Handicap Match.

    He would later go on to headline WrestleMania 8 against Hulk Hogan in 1992 and again in 1997 at WrestleMania 13 against The Undertaker for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.

    Sid Eudy will be a part of the 2026 WWE Hall of Fame class along with Stephanie McMahon, AJ Styles, Demolition, and Dennis Rodman. The WWE Hall of Fame Ceremony will take place on Friday, April 17, 2026, following Friday Night SmackDown in Las Vegas during WrestleMania 42 weekend.