Billy Gunn has had a long and successful career that continues to thrive today. The D-Generation X member still competes on the independent circuit occasionally and is arguably one of the most athletic and agile in-ring veterans on the indie scene right now. Gunn’s days as a full time wrestler in WWE may be over, but that has given him the perfect opportunity to show what he is still made of on a different stage. Sure enough, it has just been announced that Billy Gunn will be competing at the All In event on September 1st. Gunn will be competing in the Over Budget Battle Royale during Zero Hour on WGN America that will determine who faces Jay Lethal for the ROH World Championship later during the show.

Billy Gunn is ALL IN #ZeroHour
September 1st on @wgnamerica pic.twitter.com/q6rQxcqwjt
— All In (@ALL_IN_2018) August 16, 2018

It has been a while since former WWE Superstar Ryback has appeared on television. Ryback has made only a few wrestling appearances since leaving WWE a few years ago, but it looks like “The Big Guy” will be coming back in a major way very soon. Ryback recently uploaded a video teasing that his return to television will be taking place in 2019. The video shows logos for WWE, Impact Wrestling, New Japan Pro Wrestling, and Ring of Honor, but it is never mentioned which promotion he would be joining. Either way, it looks like the former Intercontinental Champion is not finished with his wrestling career yet, so it will be interesting to see which promotion Ryback will end up competing in next year. 

We’ve all seen the clips and heard the audio before of Scott Steiner cutting a promo on Samoa Joe in TNA Wrestling back in 2008. The promo has become infamous among wrestling fans over the years due to its nonsensical nature with Steiner rambling about the mathematical statistics on his chances of winning his match. During a recent Q&A session hosted by Sam Roberts, a fan asked Joe what his reaction was when he saw the promo at first. Joe admitted that he too thought that the promo was hilarious and well done, but he mentioned that what fans did not know was that it was filmed several times due to the laughter from the crew. Joe’s full response, as well as the promo in question, can both be viewed down below: