– SmackDown Women’s Champion Carmella will miss SmackDown LIVE next week since she’s in Australia for the next few days doing media interviews to promote WWE Super Show-Down, a historic event taking place at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Saturday, October 6, 2018, featuring the largest collection of WWE Superstars and Legends ever to appear in the country. Tickets for WWE Super Show-Down will be available Thursday, June 28, at 10 a.m. AEST via ticketek.com.au.
Carmella arrived in Australia on Friday after nearly 24 hours of travel and three connecting flights from her Florida residence. She will be in the country at least through Tuesday since she has radio interviews scheduled for that day.
Carmella retweeted the following announcements on two radio interviews she’s scheduled for Tuesday.
TUESDAY
👑 The princess of Staten Island
💪 @CarmellaWWE from @WWE
💋 #KJShow #KIIS1065 pic.twitter.com/li6eLXcFJs— Kyle and Jackie O (@kyleandjackieo) June 22, 2018
TUESDAY @kyleandjackieo
👑 The princess of Staten Island
💪 @CarmellaWWE from @WWE
💋 #KJShow #KIIS1065 pic.twitter.com/BpvhMlEMPU— KIIS 1065 (@KIIS1065) June 23, 2018
Carmella will also be doing a Q&A with Australian TV Channel 9Go and they’re asking fans to submit questions for her.
The champ @CarmellaWWE is heading down under and we need YOUR help for our exclusive Q&A!
COMMENT below your question for the #SDLive champ! 😁 #9WWE pic.twitter.com/cxXOlBL6BM
— 9Go! (@9Go) June 21, 2018
– He’s only been making the WWE Universe “Glorious” since his NXT debut in 2016, but Bobby Roode has been honing his in-ring craft for two decades. In fact, his journey began 20 years ago on Tuesday when he had his first wrestling match.
June 19 1998 was my very first pro wrestling match. It’s been an amazing 20 years in this business. Thank you to everyone who has helped me get to where I am today! #Glorious pic.twitter.com/3EN0UWogZ4
— Bobby Roode (@REALBobbyRoode) June 19, 2018
“The Glorious One” took to Twitter to commemorate the milestone with a throwback photo, depicting a fresh-faced (and blond) Roode side-by-side with a more recent photo of himself holding the United States Championship.
– Shadia Bseiso, who is training to be a wrestler at the WWE Performance Center, turned 32 years old on Wednesday.
Bseiso, who is from Jordan, garnered headlines last year as the first Arab woman from the Middle East to sign with WWE.
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