Fight Size Update: Edge On Returning To Toronto, Reigns And Murphy, No Rematch For Brock, More

Jeremy LambertAugust 12, 2019, 10:00 pm

Here is your Fight Size update for the evening of 8/12/19.

– Want to join the Firefly Fun House? Find out how by watching the video above.

– Dango Nguyen, who wrestled in the Georgia area in the 1990s and early 00s, passed away after a battle with cancer over the weekend.

– Edge comments on his appearance at WWE SummerSlam.

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This week was emotionally tumultuous. I hadn’t been back to Toronto since my mom’s funeral. I’d been putting off coming up here and taking care of some things. But when I heard Summerslam was in Toronto and I knew Beth had NXT work to do, I decided it was time to come home. It was difficult. It was draining. It was therapeutic. It was cathartic. I saw some family. I saw some friends. Cried a little. Laughed A LOT. Found some things I thought were lost forever. Last night I had one of those “fairytale” moments. I was also reminded that no matter what happens in life this will always be…home.

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– PWInsider reports that WWE will begin filming promos for Smackdown on FOX soon and that the promos will feature talent from each brand.

– Vince McMahon thanks fans for watching SummerSlam.

– Roman Reigns accepted Buddy Murphy’s challenge for tomorrow’s WWE SmackDown. The match was officially announced for SmackDown.

Not about holding anyone down, I’m all about seeing if people want to step up. Consider this me accepting your challenge. See you tomorrow night on #SDLive, Buddy. @WWE https://t.co/2N6ZSvySxw

— Roman Reigns (@WWERomanReigns) August 12, 2019

– Becky Lynch respects Natalya following their WWE SummerSlam match.

– Steve Austin talked to The Wrap about his new show.

– No automatic rematch for Brock Lesnar.

My client #BrockLesnar and I have been apprised “no rematch will be granted” against WWE’s Universal Heavyweight Champion #SethRollins!!! We find this decision to be arbitrary and patently unfair!

— Paul Heyman (@HeymanHustle) August 12, 2019