Ex-WCW Talents Get Heads Shaved, Tomko’s Arrest, More
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– This past Sunday at AAA’s pay-per-view event, Héroes Inmortales, former WCW talent Psychosis (a/k/a Nicho el Millonario), Damian 666 and Halloween lost a stipulated Steel Cage Match to The Psycho Circus (Monster Clown, Murder Clown and Psycho Clown), resulting in their heads being shaved. Psycho Clown jumped off the cage onto Psychosis during the match, who was situated on a table. The former WCW Cruiserweight Champion was carried out on a stretcher following the match.
– As noted earlier today here on the website, The Florida Times-Union has published additional details regarding former WWE star Tyson Tomko’s arrest Monday in St. Augustine, Florida on a felony robbery charge.
At approximately 5:00 p.m. Monday, Tomko entered the CVS Pharmacy at 175 Florida 312 and demanded a pharmacist give him all the 15 mg and 30 mg oxycodone in the safe. The pharmacist told detectives Tomko held his hand under his shirt as if he was pointing something.
He had been in the store two days earlier to ask for the same painkiller, saying he lost his prescription. The pharmacist felt threatened Monday and gave Tomko three bottles with 210 pills.
At approximately 10:00 p.m., deputies were called to a Chili’s restaurant at 215 Florida 312 about a person possibly using narcotics in the bathroom. He was arrested after he was found in a handicap stall. A syringe was found in a wastebasket in the bathroom.
Two of the bottles were found at a nearby Carrabba’s restaurant, where a man meeting Tomko’s description had spent an hour in the bathroom.
The former WWE Superstar was taken to a nearby hospital and subequently transported to a nearby jail, where he was booked for robbery. He remains behind bars in St. Johns County Jail — bond was set at $7,500.
William Regal To FCW, Tomko’s Arrest, One Man Gang
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– The following was sent out today… Memphis Heat: The True Story of Memphis Wrasslin’ has opened to rave reviews from the media, the fans, and the wrestlers themselves and will make its Hollywood World Premiere at a special free screening of the documentary at the Second City – Hollywood Theatre on Sunday October 30, 2011 at 3 pm. The film will be introduced by “KentuckyFriedWrestling.com” writer and former Memphis wrasslin’ manager Scott Bowden. Immediately following the screening, a Q and A will be held withMemphis Heat director Chad Schaffler. The Q and A will be hosted by Marc Warzecha of the “Curtain Jerks” wrestling/comedy podcast. Tickets are free but to guarantee seating to this special, one-time-only-event, please RSVP to CurtainJerks@yahoo.com. Any remaining seats will be first come, first serve at the door. The documentary chronicling the rough and tumble, fire-throwing and brawling Southern wrestling territory from the 1950s to the mid-1980s features such stars as Sputnik Monroe, Jackie Fargo?, Jerry “The King” Lawler, Jimmy Valiant?, and “The Mouth of the South?” Jimmy Hart?. Owner of the Memphis territory and one of the top wrestlers in the Memphis region in the 1970s, Jerry Jarrett? said: “I think they did a great job of catching the magic of that era and putting it on film.” The Second City – Hollywood theatre is located at 6560 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028 and is in the heart of Hollywood, just blocks from the world famous Hollywood and Vine intersection, Jimmy Kimmel Live, and the home of the Oscar Awards: The Kodak Theatre.
– William Regal vs. Dean Ambrose is scheduled for tomorrow’s FCW taping in Tampa, FL
– The Florida Times Union has an article up on the arrest of former WWE & TNA performer Tyson Tomko, which you can read at http://www.jacksonville.com/
– On January 8th, WWE returns to the Foster Communications Coliseum in San Angelo, Texas.
– Former WWE stars One Man Gang (a/k/a Akeem) and Slick will reunite on December 3, 2011 at K & S Wrestlefest. The event takes place at the Ramada Philadelphia Airport 76 Industrial Hwy. Essington, Pennsylvania.
Additional Details On Tomko's Arrest - Appeared At Pharmacy Days Earlier
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The Florida Times-Union has published additional details regarding former WWE star Tyson Tomko's arrest Monday in St. Augustine, Florida on a felony robbery charge.
At approximately 5:00 p.m. Monday, Tomko entered the CVS Pharmacy at 175 Florida 312 and demanded a pharmacist give him all the 15 mg and 30 mg oxycodone in the safe. The pharmacist told detectives Tomko held his hand under his shirt as if he was pointing something.
He had been in the store two days earlier to ask for the same painkiller, saying he lost his prescription. The pharmacist felt threatened Monday and gave Tomko three bottles with 210 pills.
At approximately 10:00 p.m., deputies were called to a Chili's restaurant at 215 Florida 312 about a person possibly using narcotics in the bathroom. He was arrested after he was found in a handicap stall. A syringe was found in a wastebasket in the bathroom.
Two of the bottles were found at a nearby Carrabba's restaurant, where a man meeting Tomko's description had spent an hour in the bathroom.
The former WWE Superstar was taken to a nearby hospital and subequently transported to a nearby jail, where he was booked for robbery. He remains behind bars in St. Johns County Jail -- bond was set at $7,500.
The full story can be accessed here.
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