Motor City Machine Guns Announce KUSHIDA as Replacement for YOH, NWA Talents Confirmed for WWC Show

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As we previously reported here on eWn, YOH has been pulled from the NJPW ‘Best of the Super Juniors’ tournament due to a recent shoulder injury.

Fellow NJPW wrestler KUSHIDA is volunteering to replace YOH in the tournament.

KUSHIDA said, I’m here in Haneda airport. Just got back from Australia and about to head to the UK. But I just heard that with YOH’s injury, Best of the Super Jr. 31 needs a little help. So I just cleared my schedule for May and KUSHIDA will spend the month in Japan. Sorry to butt in, guys, but I’ll come from missing the cut right the way to the trophy. See you all soon.

The Motor City Machine Guns wrestled their final TNA match on last night’s episode of TNA Impact on AXS TV.

Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin were beaten by Eddie Edwards and Brian Myers in a tag team title match.

The match marked the end of Motor City Machine Guns’ contracts with TNA. The duo is rumored to be heading to AEW.

You can check out Sabin’s “thank you” tweet below:

Several NWA talents are headed to Puerto Rico for the World Wrestling Council’s May event. Kenzie Paige, Homicide, Thom Latimer, Thrillbilly Silas Mason, Natalia Markova, Kerry Morton, Bryan Idol, and others will be working the WWC Honor vs. Treason show on May 11 in Bayamon, Puerto Rico.

And finally, NJPW has announced a STARDOM tag team match for United Japan Pro Wrestling’s ‘All Together’ event. AZM and Miyu Amasaki will take on Starlight Kid & Natsupoi. UJPW is a joint effort that also includes NOAH, DDT, Dragon Gate, BJPW, and STARDOM. The event takes place on May 6 at the Nippon Budokan.

In the world of professional wrestling, there are always exciting developments and news to keep fans entertained. In recent updates, there have been significant changes and announcements in various wrestling promotions. Let’s take a closer look at some of the latest happenings.

Firstly, in New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW), YOH has unfortunately been forced to withdraw from the ‘Best of the Super Juniors’ tournament due to a shoulder injury. However, fellow NJPW wrestler KUSHIDA has stepped up and volunteered to take YOH’s place in the tournament. KUSHIDA expressed his commitment to the competition, stating that he has cleared his schedule for May and will be dedicating the entire month to participating in the tournament. This news has generated excitement among NJPW fans, who are eager to see KUSHIDA’s performance.

Moving on to another promotion, TNA Impact on AXS TV recently featured the final match of the Motor City Machine Guns. Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin, members of the popular tag team, faced off against Eddie Edwards and Brian Myers in a tag team title match. Unfortunately, Shelley and Sabin were defeated, marking the end of their contracts with TNA. Speculation has arisen that the duo may be heading to All Elite Wrestling (AEW), adding to the anticipation surrounding their future endeavors.

Meanwhile, several talents from the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) are set to showcase their skills at the World Wrestling Council’s (WWC) upcoming event in Puerto Rico. Kenzie Paige, Homicide, Thom Latimer, Thrillbilly Silas Mason, Natalia Markova, Kerry Morton, Bryan Idol, and others will be participating in the WWC Honor vs. Treason show on May 11 in Bayamon. This collaboration between NWA and WWC promises an exciting event for wrestling enthusiasts.

Lastly, New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW) has announced a tag team match for United Japan Pro Wrestling’s ‘All Together’ event. The match will feature AZM and Miyu Amasaki taking on Starlight Kid and Natsupoi. United Japan Pro Wrestling is a joint effort involving various promotions, including NOAH, DDT, Dragon Gate, BJPW, and STARDOM. The event is scheduled to take place on May 6 at the prestigious Nippon Budokan venue, promising a thrilling night of wrestling action.

With these recent updates and developments in the world of professional wrestling, fans have plenty to look forward to. From the replacement in the NJPW tournament to the potential move of the Motor City Machine Guns to AEW, the wrestling landscape continues to evolve and captivate audiences worldwide.