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With his trademark mask, tattoos, silver hair, and keen ability to knock out wrestlers with one punch, Bob Armstrong is a man among men.  He’s wrestled thousands of matches, and he shows no sign of slowing up.  Although there is no clear tracking of this sort of thing, many people call  Bob the oldest active wrestler in the world.  Sure, there are a few older men who wrestle on occasion, but not with the consistency of Bullet Bob.  If you get a chance, make sure to check him out.

Everyone on the gulf coast has been talking about Aeon Flex’s ability to rise to the big time and make a name for himself in a promotion like the WWE or TNA, but what will it take for him to break that glass ceiling?  Some people argue that it would take the help of an amazing manager.  One can only imagine that if Aeon Flex would be a household name by now if he was managed by somebody with the stroke of a Bobby Heenan, Lou Albano, Mr. Fuji, or even Jimmy Hart. 

What makes this interesting is that a certain Percy Pringle has been waiting in the wings, watching Aeon from the background.  As seen in the picture above, Percy seems to have great interest in this rising star.  Does this mean these two men have talked about having an alliance together?  Who knows.  We’ll just have to wait and see how this develops.

All-Stars of Wrestling superstar Maxwell Chicago was recently spotted at Maxwell Street Pizza in Chicago, IL. However, he wasn’t working that night, he was enjoying a large deep dish with his workout partner Flex.

“Flex and I always go out for pizza,” said the singing superstar. “His secret all-carb diet got me where I am today. It won’t be but a few more months and I will have him looking as ripped as I am.”

Before he Maxwell Street, Maxwell entertained the crowds with some Liza Minnelli songs. Claiming that he taught Liza how to sing, Flex and Chicago finished off a duet of “All that Jazz” before retiring visiting Wrigley Field for some batting practice.