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Coming up on today's wrestling news, WWE acknowledged wrestler releases on NXT 2. But

ew, Cody Rhodes wants to bring back a classic WWE Championship, the Vasty Blonds will challenge

the House of Flak on this week's Dynamite. A former AEW Champion is set to return on this

week's rampage and has the location for the 2023 Royal Rumble being revealed. I'm Alan

Wilborn. And this is the news, let's start off then with the ongoing story of the WWE

releases, as you probably know, 10 people were released on Friday night from WWE, the majority,

of course, from NXT 2. But oh, the likes of Dakota Kai, Dexter Lumis, Malcolm Vivians,

Persia Prota and some of those releases were acknowledged or made a joke of on last night's

NXT 2. But oh, spring breaking, the pay-per-view, I'm not a pay-per-view, it's not even a premium

line then, it's just a big live show thing that they did. It's got a special name this week.

Anyway, the show was going on title matches and the like, and then they cut backstage to Indy Hartwell,

who was married in storyline to Dexter Lumis, was a former partner of Persia Prota in a tag team,

who was dating Jude Blaney Hadson. So Indy Hart's well backstage, she's looking at her wedding,

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