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Robert DeFelice Oct 11, 2021 6:40PM

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Here's your fight size update for Monday, October 11, 2021:

- Taking umbrage with Mick Foley suggesting that Thunder Rosa should get another Women's Championship match, Britt Baker reminded Mick Foley that he lost at Hell in a Cell and reminded him that she may have lost a hardcore match but she didn't lose any teeth.

- The Rock recently appeared on a rap song with Tech N9ne and that has now hit number one. The Rock posted the following celebratory treat on Twitter:

- Carmella posted the following on Instagram reminding everyone that even the most beautiful woman in WWE needs to keep it real sometimes:

It’s been a while since I’ve posted a no makeup, non-filtered selfie. Do I love getting dressed up and having my hair and makeup done? Yes! But a majority of my time is spent in sweats with no makeup on my face and my hair in a bun..that’s MY reality most of the time. So I need to do better with being real with you all on here. To be completely honest, being on Instagram and Twitter recently has been hard. The hate and the threats are at an all time high, it’s quite disturbing actually. I usually just try to post and leave it alone, but it’s hard to NOT read the negativity sometimes. Y’all can be so cruel. Luckily, I know who I am. I’m not going to let you get to me. I just wanted to post this as a friendly reminder not to believe everything you read and see on the internet. Do you, for you. --

- Speaking with Denise Salcedo, Ricky Starks opened up about potentially doing FTW open challenges on AEW television:

"I like the challenge of having the FTW belt because I don't fit the stereotypical mold of what that is as history has shown. We have Taz who is a very hard-nosed, badass basically, and I am a badass in my own right.... I would like to have an open challenge for it. Regardless of whether people recognize it as a real thing or not, the fact of the matter is I am a champion regardless and at the end of the day I will remain a champion. So it would be cool for me to have somebody to come and challenge or I throw out the bait and see who catches it. But I think for me most important is that it's Ricky's title, it's Ricky's vision of what it is, and no one can say it differently. I can have the type of momentum that the TNT title had with the open challenges and things like that."

- There was a pro wrestling segment on the 10/8 episode of Fool Us with Penn & Teller featuring Sinn Bodhi (aka Kizarny)

- This week on The Bump: Ali, Nakamura, Rick Boogs, and Zelina Vega stop by:

- Happy National Coming Out Day to WWE referee Shawn Bennett

- A new book, called WWE Championship: The Greatest Prize in Sports Entertainment is set to release on 12/7:

A deluxe oversized hardback book packed with photos, telling the story of the WWE Championship from Buddy Rogers in 1963 to current champ Bobby Lashley!

Buddy Rogers, Bruno Sammartino, Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant, Rick Flair, Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, Triple H, John Cena, Randy Orton, Drew McIntyre, and Bobby Lashley are just a few of the 50-plus Superstars who’ve body slammed their opponents, thrilled countless millions of wresting fans, and lofted the WWE Championship belt in triumph over the WWE’s legendary 60-year history. And now, mixing everything from the Spinebuster and Lionsault to the Stomach Claw and Rock Bottom, WWE Championship: The Greatest Prize in Sports Entertainment goes to the mat for WWE fans, exploring the changing face of the WWE Championship through its beloved wrestlers and their epic battles in the ring.

Hundreds of action photos and posed portraits capture the most memorable moments and personalities in WWE history. Among the greatest matches revisited are:

• Wrestlemania VI’s Ultimate Challenge between Hulk Hogan and The Ultimate Warrior
• Shawn Michaels and Bret Hart’s Iron Man Match at Wrestlemania XII
• Tommy Dreamer’s infamous Chair Shot Heard Round the World against Raven during Heat Wave: Rage in the Cage
• Triple H and Cactus Jack’s Street Fight at Royal Rumble 2000.
Author Jeremy Brown takes a “raw” look at the WWE Championship by breaking down each WWE era in chronological order:

• Early Years – 1967-1980s
• The Golden Era – 1980s to early 1990s
• New Generation -- Early 1980s to mid-1990s
• Attitude Era – Mid-1990s to early 2000s
• Reality Era – 2014 to 2016
• The New Era – 2016 to the present
WWE Championship: The Greatest Prize in Sports Entertainment is the perfect gift for WWE uber-fans and wrestling newcomers alike.

- Here is this week’s WWE Network release schedule:

Monday, October 11
Raw Talk** – 11:05 p.m. ET

Wednesday, October 13
Monday Night Raw (9/13/21)**
WWE’s The Bump** – 10 a.m. ET
WWE NXT (10/12/21)

Thursday, October 14
NXT UK
This Week in WWE

Friday, October 15
205 Live – 10 p.m. ET

Saturday, October 16
WWE Main Event (9/23/21)
Talking Smack**
ICW Fight Club 193
PROGRESS Wrestling Chapter 124

Sunday, October 17
Friday Night SmackDown (9/17/21)**

- Sasha Banks’ surprising returns: WWE Playlist

- Here's the latest Green With Envy podcast from Chelsea Green.

- Xavier Woods can't wait to be king.

- Here is everything you need to know before Monday Night Raw.

- It's International Day of the Girl

- When the market closed today, WWE stock was trading at $58.28 per share.

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