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This is Mariner 10. It was the first probe to explore the planet Mercury - which it did WAY back in 1974.

Now you may ask, "Now Charlemagne, what in God's name does THIS have to do with sports?" The answer? Not a Goddamn thing. It's just that this little tidbit of information is still infinitely more useful and worth sharing than whatever the fuck Blackfoot tries doing in this forum.
 
WWE Hall of Famer Pedro Morales dies at age 76.
http://www.espn.com/wwe/story/_/id/25982225/​


Morales, was the fourth-ever WWE champion, following Buddy Rogers, Bruno Sammartino and Ivan Koloff.

Morales won the WWE championship on Feb.8, 1971, by defeating Koloff, an then held the title for 1,027 straight days.

With his first intercontinental title win, Morales became the first person in WWE history to accomplish the "triple crown", having held all three major titles for the company.

Morales was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 1995.
 
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WWE confirmed Friday they have come to terms on the release of Hideo Itami (Kenta Kobayashi). Itami posted a message on Twitter on Jan. 29 that simply said "THANK YOU", and reactions from those around the WWE locker room heavily implied Itami's impending departure. Now 37 years old, Itami signed with WWE in 2014 and spent the better part of three years in NXT. Two major injuries largely derailed the momentum of his career, although he did appear in the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal at WrestleMania 31. Most recently, Itami spent a little over a year as part of the 205 Live roster, with his final two matches coming during Royal Rumble weekend in Phoenix.


According to a story released Wednesday by The Hollywood Reporter, Netflix is closing in on a deal to produce a Hulk Hogan biopic starring Chris Hemsworth in the titular role. The film is set to be directed by Todd Phillips, whose previous credits include The Hangover trilogy of films and Old School, among many other movies. Former WCW executive vice president Eric Bischoff would be a producer on the movie, and Hulk Hogan a consultant and executive producer.
 
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The Honky Tonk Man will join the WWE Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2019. Honky Tonk Man joins D-Generation X and a number of yet-to-be-named inductees who will be honored during a ceremony on April 6 as part of WrestleMania weekend in New York. Honky Tonk Man, whose real name is Wayne Farris, spent five key years of his wrestling career in the WWE. Most famously, Honky Tonk Man defeated Ricky Steamboat to win the Intercontinental championship and went on to have a 454-day run, a mark that stands to this day as the longest continuous reign in that title's history. Before joining WWE, Honky Tonk Man spent a significant part of his career traveling wrestling's territory system, with many of the most prominent moments in his career coming in his home state of Tennessee.
 
Pro wrestler King Kong Bundy dies at age 61
Bundy, whose real name was Christopher Pallies, was born in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The 6-foot-4, 458-pound wrestler made his World Wrestling Federation debut in 1981. The Atlantic City, N.J., native broke into WWE in the 1980s, He was appropriately called the “walking condominium,” standing at an impressive 6-foot-4 and weighing 458 pounds.
 
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