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Match #1: The IInspiration (Cassie Lee & Jessie McKay) & Mara Sadè def. The Elegance Brand (Knockouts World Tag Team Champions Ash & Heather By Elegance) The following is courtesy of tnawrestling.com:

Mara Sadè is revealed as The IInspiration’s mystery tag team partner as they battle The Elegance Brand in tonight’s opening contest. Sadè takes out the entire Elegance Brand with a slingshot crossbody to the outside. The Elegance Brand gains control as Ash leads an assault on Cassie Lee. The Elegance Brand remain in control as they cut off the ring and wear Lee down. Lee creates separation, then makes the tag to Sadè. The pace quickens as Sadè spikes M with a tornado Ddt. Heather and M deliver innovative double team offense to Sadè for two.

This year’s Tna: Slammiversary was a wild night packed with surprises, title changes, cross-promotional clashes, and the return of some legendary names. Tna leaned heavily into its multi-brand momentum, delivering a chaotic but memorable show with something for every fan.

The night kicked off hot with Cedric Alexander and Mustafa Ali renewing their long-standing rivalry. Their intense opening bout saw Alexander hit suplexes on the floor and a top-rope Michinoku Driver into a pile of bodies. But outside interference from Ali’s Order 4 stable, including a reappearing Tasha Steelz, proved too much. Alexander nearly won with a Lumbar Check, but Ali ultimately secured the victory after surviving the chaos and hitting a second 450 Splash.

In an eight-man tag team war, The System, joined by Matt Cardona, battled Nxt’s rising faction DarkState. The brawl began before the bell and never let up. Cutler James shined early, but momentum shifted...

Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin shocked the world on January 2, 2023 when he suffered cardiac arrest after making a tackle live on “Monday Night Football.” The game was postponed as he was rushed to the hospital, and he slowly recovered for a week until he was ultimately released on January 9. During the “Sesame Street”-themed March 15 episode of “The Masked Singer,” an energetic Hamlin appeared with his kid brother Damir to give everyone a health update (and reveal a clue for the Squirrel).

“The man that brought the whole world together and inspired us all,” declared “Tms” host Nick Cannon as he introduced the Buffalo Bills safety to the audience.

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Sports fanatic Ken Jeong could barely contain his composure as he laid eyes on the fully recovered football star. “I’m just so glad you’re here,” the panelist readily admitted while fighting back tears.

The Wheel — Pictured: “The Wheel” Key Art — (Photo by: NBC) NBC rounds out the year with a two-week takeover of the UK’s smash hit game show “The Wheel,” hosted by renowned British comedian Michael McIntyre. The all-new U.S. version showcases a colossal spinning wheel of celebrity guests who help everyday contestants win life-changing money. The takeover begins Monday, Dec. 19 with new episodes airing nightly at 10 p.m. Et/Pt, and continues the following week with new episodes airing at 8 p.m. The series features suspenseful high-stakes trivia, laugh-out-loud moments and more than 50 all-star guests seated on a spectacular 42-foot-wide spinning wheel. The all-star lineup includes Clay Aiken, Carole Baskin, Brie Bella, Tom Bergeron, Bobby Berk, Bre-z, Jaime Camil, Christine Chiu, Margaret Cho, Deepak Chopra, Cat Cora, Victor Cruz, Ester Dean, Russell Dickerson, Taye Diggs, Sheila E., Shawn Johnson East, Josh Flagg, Kate Flannery, Vivica A. Fox, Debbie Gibson,...

NBC will serve up its spin on the UK quiz show The Wheel over 10 nights in December, it was announced on Monday.

The “two-week takeover,” hosted by British comedian/series creator Michael McIntyre, will kick off Monday, Dec. 19 and wrap up on Friday, Dec. 30 (as detailed below).

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Each hourlong episode of The Wheel follows six celebrity guests “spinning,...

NBC will strip its U.S. remake of hit U.K. game show The Wheel across two weeks in an unusual scheduling move.

The series will launch on December 19 at 10pm and will move to 8pm for its second week with new episodes airing nightly.

It comes after the show was left off the network’s midseason schedule unveiled last week.

Created and hosted by British comedian Michael McIntyre, who hosted the version on the BBC, each hourlong episode follows 6 celebrity guests spinning, advising, and supporting contestants battling it out for a chance to win over 100k.

The premiere episode will see Cat Cora, Christina Ricci, Amber Ruffin, Steve Kornacki, Mark McGrath, and Todrick Hall assist competitors across a range of categories from Beyoncé and the ’90s to elections and more.

Other celebrity guests on the lineup include Clay Aiken, Carole Baskin, Brie Bella, Tom Bergeron, Bobby Berk, Jaime Camil,...

The Masked Singers are getting fewer and fewer each week — so now that we’re coming up on Season 4’s fifth episode, how are you feeling about the status of your guesses?

Before you answer that, allow us to remind you about this week’s Group B Playoffs, which saw Serpent, Crocodile, Baby Alien, Whatchamacallit and Seahorse digging deep to try and stay in the game. Our favorite performance, you ask? Why it was Seahorse’s rendition of Celine Dion’s “My Heart Will Go On,” which made us want to paint ourselves like one of Jack’s French women in tribute.

Former NFL star Mark Sanchez shocked the panelists on “The Masked Singer” Wednesday night when it was revealed the sports commentator was hiding beneath the Baby Alien mask. Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy, Ken Jeong and Nicole Scherzinger were way off the mark with their final guesses, which meant none of them earned a point toward the coveted Golden Ear trophy they’re competing for. Watch the Baby Alien’s performance of “It’s Time” by Imagine Dragons above.

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“My arm kept cramping up,” joked the former quarterback after host Nick Cannon help him pull off the awkward costume. When asked what he enjoyed most about participating in the singing competition, Mark was quick to respond in his unmasked interview. “Sharing this experience with my little man,” he revealed in a more serious tone. “He knows the words to ‘Faith’ now. He knows...

The panelists on The Masked Singer appear to be getting worse at guessing as the season goes on.  After they failed to guess Brian Austin Green last week despite getting very close, they didn't even get in the ball park of this week's reveal. Turns out the Baby Alien is former Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez. While the panel was guessing comedians and Broadway stars (thanks to the clue about the Tony Awards stage), they didn't even begin to approach a sports star. Sometimes football players also like theatre, and sometimes they also present awards at the Tonys in 2010. Who knew?  Mark did not explain why he went with the Eastern European accent for the character, but he did say that the best...

Spoiler Alert: Do not read ahead if you have not watched Season 4, Episode 4 of “The Masked Singer,” which aired Oct. 14 on Fox.

Former NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez isn’t known for singing, choreography or puppetry. But for “The Masked Singer,” he had to master all three.

Sanchez, now a college football analyst for ESPN, was the fourth celebrity to be revealed this season on “The Masked Singer.” But he didn’t wear just a normal disguise: Sanchez was “Baby Alien,” the show’s first ever costume that came with a puppet.

“I think that needed somebody that was big enough and strong enough to handle the weight of the costume,” Sanchez said. “Because after wearing it for a while, it wears on you a little bit. It’s like 40 pounds. And it positions itself on your upper chest area and lower back and shoulders, so they needed somebody with some broad shoulders to handle it.

(Warning: This post contains spoilers for Wednesday’s “The Masked Singer.”)

And another one bites the dust. The fourth episode of “The Masked Singer” Season 4 aired Wednesday, ending with another celebrity contestant being booted from the competition and having their secret identity revealed in the process.

On tonight’s episode, Baby Alien, Serpent, Whatchamacallit, Crocodile, and Seahorse all competed during Group B’s playoff round.

After those five Season 4 contestants performed, it was time for panelists Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger, Ken Jeong and Robin Thicke, along with the “Masked Singer” super fans voting from home, to choose the “weakest” competitor for elimination.

The one they selected was Baby Alien. He was voted off and unmasked to reveal former NFL player Mark Sanchez.

The full Season 4 lineup of masked contestants include Giraffe (Brian Austin Green), Dragon (Busta Rhymes), Gremlin (Mickey Rourke), Popcorn, Sun, Snow Owls, Serpent, Crocodile, Broccoli, Seahorse, Jellyfish, Mushroom,...

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Every team has a Most Valuable Player, and to hear the man inside The Masked Singer‘s Baby Alien tell it, Season 4’s Mvp is someone named Ron Binion.

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Who is that, you ask? None other than the Fox competition’s in-house puppeteer, who helped former National Football League player Mark Sanchez bring Baby Alien to life.

This week’s Masked Singer focused its energies on plumbing the contestants’ childhoods for clues, which was ironic, given that The Child… er, we mean Baby Alien, was booted at the end of the hour.

In between the last episode and this one, I had become convinced that Sacha Baron Cohen was behind the tiny extraterrestrial. After all, there’s a new Borat movie coming out soon, and Cohen loves himself some stunt marketing. And what better cover than hiding in plain sight by doing the Borat voice, like Baby Alien did in all of his interviews and clue packages?...

Turkey, family and football. It’s a Thanksgiving trio that’s been going strong for nearly a century now. Your first thought when it comes to Thanksgiving football might be simply that the Detroit Lions play — and lose — every year, during an otherwise “meh” day of games. But your memory would be deceiving you. First off, the Lions aren’t that bad on Thanksgiving, with an all-time holiday record of 37-40-2. Not too shabby. And there have been a fair amount of noteworthy performances, controversies and bloopers on Thanksgiving — enough to even make a list of 10 memorable football moments without having to resort to including that “Friends” episode where Monica and Ross wrestle over the ball for hours.

Check out our 10 memorable moments below:

Butt Fumble 2012

Butt fumble. How could we not start here? Two simple words joining together to perfectly and succinctly summarize what is perhaps the most infamous NFL blooper ever.

The Arena Football League has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and ceased all operations, Afl commissioner Randall Boe said in a statement Wednesday.

“We’re all disappointed that we couldn’t find a way to move forward, and we wanted to thank our fans, our players, coaches, everyone who loved Arena League Football,” Boe wrote.

“We simply weren’t able to raise the capital necessary to grow the league, resolve the substantial legacy liabilities and make it financially viable,” he added.

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The Arena Football League has issued the following statement. pic.twitter.com/sFTtdAWRQV

— Arena Football League (@OfficialAFL) November 27, 2019

The league had suspended operations in October. In his statement, Boe added that refunds are being processed and thanked fans, teams, partners and sponsors for their support.

The Afl was founded in 1987, making it the third longest-running professional football league in...