May I have your attention please you can now book your train tickets on Uber and get

10% back in credits to spend on your next Uber ride so you don't have to walk home in the brain again.

Trains now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app. Now as I'm sure you're probably going to read or here on many end of year lists,

2020 has definitely been a year to forget. There's not a great deal of

highlights that have come from this year. You have to really, really dig deep to find

them, but there are some

real low lights and some of them you don't really have to dig very far at all to find dig

to be degree for example at a time during a global pandemic when the world was literally on fire pretty much everywhere

they decided to let go of a bunch of their performers save themselves financially

apparently because their battle line was in such a bad state, it wasn't, that they

needed to make the changes, it didn't.

So while in truth none of us enjoy that these lists have to even exist, I certainly don't enjoy

doing them, let's just think of it this way. If we get through this, then maybe just maybe this awful, God awful year 2020 will be over. Not to say that the calendar year will suddenly fix everything and 2021 will be fine but

damn it it can't be much worse than what's going on right now can it?

The first of a few mutually agreed releases at the start of the year.

Jazzie Gaba had been with W. W. for six months working over in

N.T. and hadn't really made any head where she was advised by the company

that the main roster simply wasn't interested in what she would have to offer and decided not to new a deal after it came up.

Despite performing really well during a number of high profile matches during her time with W-Diboue. She faced Maco Saturn Murat in the May Young Classic 2018.

She also faced the quota Kai on NXT UK.

Killer Kelly was released from the company in January and to be honest,

feels like a missed opportunity with her she's really good as is

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