Eric Bischoff just released a video on his Twitter account.  It featured him flying in a helicopter over New York city with Bill Goldberg.  Bischoff only stated, “hmmm.”   This appears to be an intentional tease of Goldberg in Impact Wrestling!

In previous posts, Bischoff stated that he was in New York for a “very important meeting.”

The Ropes Come Down in Tampa

In the photo above you see The Don Vinnie D, Bobby Fonta, Jordan O’Neal, Super Grover, and Jason Davis taking the All Stars Wrestling of Florida ring down. The ring, which is owned by Nick Major, was a staple on Friday nights in Tampa for the past several years. However, it came down for what might be the last time just weeks ago after ASW’s last Full Throttle Friday event.

Nobody expected it to happen, but Stroker’s Billiards closed its doors the following week, and ASW was without a home. Despite its popularity and relative internet fame, ASW’s Friday events weren’t enough to save Stroker’s from what seems to be financial struggles. Furthermore, nobody knows if Stroker’s in Tampa will reopen its doors anytime soon. Check out www.aswflorida.com for the latest details about ASW.

Macho Man Randy Savage - RIP

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Macho Man Randy Savage Dies In Car Accident

29 minutes ago by TMZ Staff

Macho Man Randy Savage — one of the greatest wrestlers of all-time — died today in a car accident in Tampa, Florida … TMZ has learned.

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TMZ spoke with Randy’s brother, Lanny Poffo, who tells us the wrestling legend suffered a heart attack while he was behind the wheel around 9:25 AM … and lost control of his vehicle.

Earlier this month, Savage celebrated his 1-year anniversary with his new wife Lynn.

Savage was 58.

Macho Man began wrestling in the WWF in 1985 and became a superstar with his trademark catchphrase “Ooooooh Yeaahhhhh.”

UPDATE: Florida Highway Patrol tells TMZ … Savage was driving his 2009 Jeep Wrangler when he veered across a concrete median … through oncoming traffic … and “collided head-on with a tree.”

Savage was transported to Largo Medical center, where he died from his injuries.

Savage’s wife was a passenger in the vehicle during the collision — but survived with “minor injuries.” She was transported to a different local hospital where she was treated.

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According to officials, Randy and Lynn were both wearing their seatbelts at the time of the accident.

Cops say alcohol was NOT a factor.

An investigation into the accident is underway.

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Following his departure from Legacy, Orton faced Jack Swagger (Jacob Jager) for the World Heavyweight Championship at Extreme Rules in April, however, he was unsuccessful in defeating Swagger.[147] After being speared by Edge (Adam Copeland), resulting in Orton losing a number one contender’s match for the World Wrestling Entertainment Championship, on the World Wrestling Entertainment Draft episode of Raw,[148] he faced Edge (Adam Copeland) at the Over the Limit pay-per-view, but separated his right shoulder during the match, which concluded in a double countout.[149] At Fatal 4-Way in June, Orton competed in a fatal four-way match for the World Wrestling Entertainment Championship against John Cena, Sheamus (Stephen Farrelly) and Edge (Adam Copeland) but came up short.[150] On the July 19 episode of Raw, he won a number one contender’s match against Edge (Adam Copeland) and Chris Jericho giving him a match against Sheamus (Stephen Farrelly) at SummerSlam.[151] At the event, Sheamus (Stephen Farrelly) was disqualified for bringing a steel chair into the match giving Orton the victory, however, not the title.[152] Immediately afterwards Orton took the steel chair and hit Sheamus (Stephen Farrelly) with it and gave him an RKO. Orton defeated John Cena, Chris Jericho, Wade Barrett, Edge (Adam Copeland) and Sheamus (Stephen Farrelly) in a Six-Pack Challenge Elimination Match to become World Wrestling Entertainment Champion for the sixth time at Night of Champions.[153] After defending his title against Sheamus (Stephen Farrelly) at Hell in a Cell,[154] Orton feuded with Wade Barrett, who attempted to use John Cena to help capture Orton’s championship. After successfully defending his title against Barrett at Bragging Rights and Survivor Series,[155][156] Orton defeated Barrett again on the November 22 episode of Raw, only to lose his title immediately afterwards to The Miz, who cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase.[157] Orton failed to recapture the title after losing a Tables match to The Miz at the TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs pay-per-view[158] and again in a singles match at the Royal Rumble in January 2011 after interference from CM Punk.[159] The following month at the Elimination Chamber event Orton participated in the Raw Elimination Chamber match but was unsuccessful in winning.[160]

During the 2011 World Wrestling Entertainment Draft on the April 25 episode of Raw, Orton was drafted to the SmackDown brand.[161] At the May 3 tapings of SmackDown, Orton defeated Christian to win his second World Heavyweight Championship.[9][1

MarcusPitt.com’s rankings recently ranked the top ten All Stars in ASW of Florida.  Biff Slater is their heavyweight champion and Aaron Epic followed him in the rankings.  See more here:  http://www.marcuspitt.com/2011/05/asws-top-ten-rankings-as-selected-in-the-pitt/

The Pitt also ranked the 20 hottest wrestling women of all time.  Stacy Keibler ranked #1.  See the complete list here:  http://www.marcuspitt.com/2011/05/20-hottest-women-in-wrestling-all-time/

Future of Wrestling (FOW) will present an event at the West Boca Raton Community High School on the 20^th.  The card will be highlighted by Maxx Stardom and the World’s Largest Athlete Maximum Capacity.  Get the details here:  http://wrestling911.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6071

Jamie Dobson continues her series of interviews with professional wrestlers.  Her latest interview is with CJ O’Doyle.  You can read the interview here:  http://wrestling911.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6075

The Heyman Hustle talks about the Twitter Wars between CM Punk, Paul Heyman, and Steve Austin.  This started with Heyman accusing the World Wrestling Entertainment of misusing Punk, who he calls the “best heel in the biz today.”  Read the summary here:  http://www.marcuspitt.com/2011/05/twitter-wars/

MAG Wrestling has announced that they will be at Miami’s SuperCon on July 2^nd.  MAG will also have their second event ever this weekend in Central Florida.  http://wrestling911.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6044

Florida Underground Wrestling had a big event last Tuesday.  Fidel Sierra became the first ever MAG Heavyweight Champion.  Dontay Brown also introduced new belts.  Visit www.FUWrestling.com for more information!

Ranked #1 is Biff Slater. He is the ASW Champion.
Aaron Epic was selected as #2 as former champion and for his outstanding record in 2011.
Simon Sez was selected as #2 as former champion and for his outstanding record in 2011.
John Allen was #4 because of his recent matches. He has been dominant.
Kennedy Kendrick made a great Elite champion in 2011. He breaks into the top 5.

Ciatso, Fonta, and Angel could main event any event in ASW. All are strong competitors in the organization.

Taurus and Cruz were not ranked higher because they are focusing mostly on tag team competition. They are still amazing workers.

MarcusPitt.com ranked the top 20 hottest wrestling women of all time. We included 200 different women from Total Nonstop Wrestling’s Angelina Love to Believe’s Zoe, and we put it to a vote. In the end Stacy Keibler was ranked #1 by our expert panel!

Divas in competition also include:
Alicia Fox (Christina Crawford)
Alundra Blayze
Amy Weber
Anastacia
Ariel
Ashley Massaro
Barbara-BB
Bertha Faye
Beth Phoenix
Brie Bella
Brooke Adams
Bull Nakano
Candice Michelle
Carmella DeCesare
Caryn Mower-Muffy
Cherry
Chyna
Christy Hemme
Dawn Marie
Debra
Eve Torres
Evelyn Stevens
Fabulous Moolah
Gail Kim
Hervina
Ivory
Jackie Gayda
Jacquelyn
Jazz
Jillian Hall
Joy Giovanni
Jumping Bomb Angels
Katie Lea
Kelly Kelly (Barbie Blank)
Klimaszewski Twins
Krissy Vaine
Kristal
Layla El
Lauren Jones
Leilani Kai
Lena Yada
Lillian Garcia
Lita (Amy Dumas)
Luna Vachon
Mae Young
Maria Kane (Glen Jacobs)llis
Marianna Komlos
Maryse
Melina Perez
Michelle McCool
Mickie James
Miss Kitty
Mrs. Cleavage
Mrs. Yamaguchi
Molly Holly
Natalya Neidhart
Nicole Bass
Nidia
Nikki Bella
Rebecca
Rochelle Loewen
Rockin’ Robin
Ryan Shamrock
Sable (Rena Mero)
Sara Calloway
Sensational Sherri Martel
Sharmell Huffman
Stacey Keibler
Starla Saxton
Stephanie McMahon
Sunny (Tammy Lynn Sytch)
Terri Runnels (Marlena)
Tiffany (Taryn Terrell)
Tori
Torrie Wilson
Trish Stratus
Velvet McIntyre
Victoria
Wendi Richter

In 2008, Evans signed a World Wrestling Entertainment contract and was assigned to Florida Championship Wrestling (Florida Championship Wrestling), a World Wrestling Entertainment developmental territory. In Florida Championship Wrestling, he began wrestling under the ring name Tyrone Jones.[1] In May, he feuded with Atlas DaBone.[17] Throughout June and July, he faced wrestlers including Kevin Kiley, Jr. and TJ Wilson, and on July 21, he lost a dark match to Jamie Noble on July 21 prior to Raw.[1][17] In September he gained Byron Saxton as a manager, and changed his ring name to Tyson Tarver.[17] He became part of The Saxton Conglomerate, a faction composed of Tarver, Black Pain, Stu Sanders and led by Byron Saxton. Tarver had his first match with the Conglomerate on October 30, where he, Pain and Sanders lost to Johnny Prime, Kafu and Sinn Bowdee.[17] Prime soon began feuding with the Conglomerate, and on November 20, Tarver lost to him in a singles match.[17] On December 18, Tarver and Sanders lost to Prime and Kaleb O’Neal.[17]

In 2009, Evans changed his ring name to ‘Michael Tarver’.[18] He continued competing in Florida Championship Wrestling throughout the remainder of 2009, facing wrestlers including Wes Brisco and Skip Sheffield, with whom he feuded in November 2009.[18] In December, Tarver became associated with Heath Slater (Heath Miller), interfering in Slater’s matches and accompanying him to the ring.[18] The following month, Tarver began a feud with Titus O’Neil. After twice interrupting O’Neil, Tarver defeated him in a singles match on February 18.[18]

TMZ and various websites published photos of Shane Helms after his motorcycle accident.  See the pictures here:  http://www.marcuspitt.com/2011/05/very-graphic-shane-helms-post-accident-photos/ (Warning, they are graphic)

Andy Levine of Tough Enough participated in a reality television segment of Florida Championship Wrestling in January.  The segment was part of the Aksana show, and contestants were forced to cut promos on various topics of Aksana’s choosing.  For example, Andy had to cut a promo about Lithuania.  It is speculated that this was part of a pre-Tough Enough tryout.  See pictures of the segment here: http://www.marcuspitt.com/2011/05/exclusive-pre-tough-enough-pictures-of-andy-leavine-from-fcw/

Henry Maxwell (AKA Maxwell Chicago) posted a new video promoting his battle royal match for the FUW title tonight in Largo.  The lounge singer cuts his promo in a suit, but is in a pool!  See it here:  http://www.marcuspitt.com/2011/05/henry-maxwell-and-florida-underground-wrestling/

Christina Crawford of Tough Enough previously worked as an Florida Championship Wrestling ring announcer before he television debut.  See her from January:  http://www.marcuspitt.com/2011/05/christina-crawford-exclusive-fcw-pre-tough-enough-picture/

MAG wrestling has its second event this weekend on the 21^st.  Kyle Mathews and Aaron Epic will be battling for the Hybrid Championship.  http://wrestling911.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6044 The Hybrid Championship was born in Pro Wrestling eKlipse, owner Martin Marvel’s previous promotion.

Larry Zbyszko will be hosting I Believe In Wrestling on the 21^st.  The women’s title match will feature Santana and Jessika Haze.  Both are highly scouted divas in central Florida.  See details here:  http://wrestling911.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6058

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Shane Helms

Before this season on Tough Enough, Florida Championship Wrestling held “try outs” for the show. The contestants even got some microphone time. In the group that participated on 1-6-2011 in Tampa, only Andy Levine made it to television. You can see him in the pictures below.

This 6’5″ giant hails from Brooksville, Florida where he had four years of high school varsity wrestling experience with a record of over 90 wins. The 23-year-old former football player has a mere six months of independent wrestling experience. Starting over 40 games as an offensive lineman for Florida International University, Andy holds the school’s power clean record of 365 lbs. After FIU, he was a priority free agent with the Miami Dolphins and attended mini-camps, before hanging up his cleats to pursue his dream to entertain in the ring.

Andy wants to be a World Wrestling Entertainment Superstar so he can be a part of a great organization based on hard work, integrity, and respect. He currently resides in Tampa, Florida with his wife Lauren and his daughter. The family expects a new addition, a boy, in Spring 2011.

Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (2011–present)

During the May 3, 2011, tapings of the May 12 edition of Impact!, Chyna made her Total Nonstop Wrestling debut, introduced by the returning Spike television network consultant Mick Foley. He introduced her as Kurt Angle’s business associate (she had been previously referred to as his “Mistress”) and tag team partner at Sacrifice, where they would face Jeff Jarrett and Karen Jarrett. During the taping she also took part in a battle royal, from which she eliminated Jeff.[57][58][59] According to reports, Chyna has not signed a contract with Total Nonstop Wrestling, but instead agreed to work the tapings and the PPV on a handshake deal.[60] At Sacrifice, Chyna submitted Karen for the win in the mixed tag team match.[61]