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G1 Fallout On Latest ‘Being the Elite’ (Video), Cody vs TK O’Ryan Announced, Simon Gotch Prize Fight at MLW Tapings

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Above is the latest episode of “Being the Elite”, featuring fallout from the NJPW G1 Special in San Francisco.

Cody vs TK O’Ryan Announced

Ring of Honor has announced that for the first time ever, Cody Rhodes will face TK O’Ryan at the upcoming Honor for All event which will stream live via Honorclub:

Simon Gotch Prize Fight at MLW Tapings

MLW has issued the following:

3RD SIMON GOTCH PRIZE FIGHT CHALLENGE SET FOR MLW’S ORLANDO FUSION TV TAPING THIS THURSDAY

ORLANDO – Team Filthy officially announced today that they will be sponsoring the 3rd Simon Gotch Prize Fight Challenge this Thursday in Orlando at MLW’s FUSION TV tapings at Gilt Nightclub.

The July 12th card is a Major League Wrestling FUSION TV taping for beIN SPORTS with tickets starting at just $15.  Tickets are available at http://www.mlwtickets.com now.

With his June challenger Mike Parrow only lasting 3 minutes, Gotch has upped the cash prize. How much? Find out LIVE Thursday night as a new challenger steps up to challenge the catch wrestler.

Team Filthy, captained by UFC Fighter “Filthy” Tom Lawlor, features a murderers row of martial artists / fighters including Lawlor, Simon Gotch and coach Seth Petruzelli.

What is a Simon Gotch Prize Fight?  Well, according to Team Filthy:

Any and all gentlemen with superb athletic ability are welcomed to step up and try to test their prowess.  If they can last just 5 minutes in an exhibition against the “Great Gotch” without being pinned or conceding, they will win a LARGE sum cash reward.

The question is, who will step up in this prize fight to challenge Simon Gotch? See it LIVE in person!

You can purchase tickets now at MLWTickets.com.  Ticket prices range from $15-$45 with a limited number of “VIP Packages” also available.

The event will be a Major League Wrestling: FUSION television taping for beIN SPORTS.

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