Morning Daily News Update

Morning, all!

We got through another Monday, and it’s time for your Tuesday Morning Daily News Update! We’ve got quite a few new blog offerings from yesterday to take a look at. First up, we’ve got Sonic Reducer’s latest WWE LFG review, Rock Star Gary has a new WCCW review from April 30, 1988, Jabroniville posted a new Joshi Spotlight, LScisco gave us a new WTWWW for WWF Wrestling Challenge on May 22, 1994, Megabucks posted a new Tooned In for Hulk Hogan’s Rock ‘n’ Wrestling, and Kat uploaded the WWE Raw review for last night’s episode.

Tiffany Stratton Not Medically Cleared For NXT Homecoming, Pulled From Match

NXT GM Ava announced that current WWE Women’s Champion Tiffany Stratton is not medically cleared to compete at the upcoming NXT Homecoming show tonight, and she has been removed from the six-woman tag team match and replaced with Lyra Valkyria. The injury is part of a storyline where, in last week’s episode of SmackDown, Nia Jax attacked Stratton following her match against Jade Cargill.

WWE Title Match Made Official For Wrestlepalooza On Raw

The WWE Title will be on the line at Wrestlepalooza with Cody Rhodes defending against Drew McIntyre. The match was made official on last night’s episode of Raw, following Rhodes’ return last week on SmackDown, where he attacked McIntyre after his match with Randy Orton. Rhodes will also appear on the go-home episode of SmackDown this Friday, but it is not known what he will be doing on the show.

No Holds Barred Stipulation Added To Queen Aminata vs. Thekla At AEW: September To Remember

Tony Khan announced on social media last night that on Wednesday’s upcoming three-hour special, “September to Remember”, the match between Queen Aminata and Thekla will now be held under No Holds Barred rules. Other matches confirmed for the special episode are The Beast Mortos vs. Mascara Dorada in an Eliminator match for a shot at the AEW Unified Title, three qualifying matches for a spot in the Tag Title Ladder Match at All Out, and FTR facing off against Adam Copeland and Christian Cage.

Jerry ‘The King’ Lawler gives update after suffering recent stroke

Jerry Lawler has spoken about the stroke he suffered on September 5 that forced him to cancel upcoming events he was booked for. Lawler said that the stroke was minor and that he is feeling “pretty good” other than having some issues with his vision. Lawler said that he had forgotten to take his medication in the days leading up to his stroke, which likely caused it to occur and said he will be more diligent in taking his medicine.