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Various News: Impact Claims Taya Valkyrie Is Longest-Reigning Knockouts Champion, Best Friends Gain A Friend, NWA Hypes Tickets Going On Sale Tomorrow
– Impact Wrestling has announced on Twitter that Taya Valkyrie is now the longest-reigning Knockouts Champion in company history. She has held the belt for 237 days. However, going through the title history reveals that two women have actually held the belt longer. Rosemary held it for 265 days from October 10, 2016 to July 2, 2017, and then Taryn Terrell held it for 279 days from September 19, 2014 to June 25, 2015. Impact has yet to issue a correction.
It's official!
Congratulations to @TheTayaValkyrie on becoming longest reigning Knockouts Champion! #IMPACT pic.twitter.com/m6Fi5dLf6k
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) September 2, 2019
– AEW has posted a video with Chuck Taylor and Trent Baretta after All Out, asking them if they’ve gained a new friend. They have and it’s Orange Cassidy, who returned to help them at the event against the Dark Order.
.@SexyChuckieT and @trentylocks did not pick up the win at #AEWAllOut, but they gained a new friend pic.twitter.com/6Vfolwn4rP
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEWrestling) September 2, 2019
– The NWA is hyping that tickets for their TV tapings in Atlanta go on sale tomorrow.
24 hours away from tickets going on sale for Atlanta.
Are you signed up to get the email at 9am ET tomorrow? https://t.co/qZY7LVVvmN pic.twitter.com/sLYFBtbzOK
— NWA (@nwa) September 2, 2019
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We want everyone to get a fair chance to get tickets tomorrow – https://t.co/4smdu2fXbk
— NWA (@nwa) September 2, 2019
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