Biography Of Percy Watson
If there’s one thing that NXT Rookie Percy Watson loves to do, it’s party. But that doesn’t keep him from being a talented prospect on season two of WWE NXT. While he may be the self-proclaimed “South Beach Party Boy,” Watson has an impressive athletic background to back up his in-ring abilities. Watson’s partying ways will certainly have to be suppressed as his WWE Pro, MVP, will be looking to hone the NXT Rookie’s athleticism and rocket him to the top of NXT.
While he may like to party and bring his own brand of flashiness and excitement to the ring, Watson’s athletic background is quite impressive, giving MVP a great deal to work with. Watson boasts experience in professional football, formerly playing in the NFL for the Green Bay Packers and the Washington Redskins. He brings his experience on the gridiron to the inside of the squared circle, where becoming WWE’s next breakout star on WWE NXT would certainly be the greatest accomplishment of his athletic career.
However, Watson is not just only athletic and eccentric; he is also a thinker and a problem solver. As a graduate of West Carolina University with a bachelor’s degree in computer information systems, Watson has the ability to analyze any situation and any opponent and can certainly mesh his intelligence with his athletic ability and become a force to be reckoned with.
His WWE Pro, MVP, certainly knows what’s it’s like to be a gifted athlete inside the ring. But MVP also knows that while it’s OK to party, Watson’s focus has to be on the seven other NXT Rookies and the ultimate prize of becoming WWE’s next breakout Superstar.
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An update about the health of Hulk Hogan came out today online. Hogan suffered sudden back pain early Monday morning, that celebrity new giant TMZ described as "excruciating". This forced the Hulkster to miss the recent TNA Impact TV tapings as he is currently hospitalized in Clearwater, FL. Doctors have told Hogan he may have a torn muscle.
Hogan told TMZ in an update today that he had spent the weekend picking up seashells on the beach and that the constant stress of bending over got the better of his back. The WWE Hall of Famer and current TNA star has undergone several back surgeries recently. Hogan will remain in the hospital as he gets tested to determine which muscle he has torn.
You can view a revealing video below on this page where a frustrated Hogan talks about his condition, "turning the dial up" in TNA, and his thanks to his supportive fans. It was posted earlier tonight and was filmed by Hogan in his hospital room.
You can get more videos, updates, and interact directly from Hulk on his Twitter
As you can see in this link from Wrestleview , this is the poster for the upcoming WWE pay per view, Bragging Rights. Note the "N" that is crammed in there. Could the Nexus be apart of the battle of the brands?
Dragon Gate USA, an wrestling promotion that mixes the best of Japanese and American independent wrestling has made an important announcement. Taking note from fellow independent promotion Ring of Honor, DGUSA will soon start airing their pay per views live and on-demand through gofightlive.tv . In a press release, it was announced the first event available in the new deal will "Bushido: Code Of The Warrior" on October 29th from Fall River, MA.
In other GoFight news, ROH will present "Glory by Honor IX" this Saturday,Sept 11th from the sold-out Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City. This event will be live with several incredible matches including ROH World Champion Tylar Black defending the title against Roderick Strong in his last match before he leaves for the WWE. Also on the card is the "dream match" between the reigning ROH Tag Team Champs, The KIngs of Wrestling (Chris Hero and Claudio Castignoli) taking on former WWE Tag Team Champs, Shelton Benjamin and Charlie Haas. You can order the event for only $14.95 at this link
TNA Wrestling will soon offer fans outside of North America the chance to view their monthly pay per views live on the same growing combat sports video service. According the UK's number 1 pro wrestling talk show, Ministry of Slam, TNA pay per views are currently available around five days after they air live.
WWE | August 22, 2010
