Ethan Page Hacked On Twitter, El Hijo Del Vikingo Coming To GCW, More | Fight Size Update
Here is your Fight Size update for Thursday, November 10, 2022.
– Ethan Page’s Twitter page was hacked and Ethan has taken to Instagram to apologize for the insensitive things being posted on his Twitter.
Hey All- @OfficialEGO’s Twitter has been hacked. Report. Don’t engage. pic.twitter.com/DsmhiXhkhN
— Chris Hero (Is Back) (@ChrisHero) November 10, 2022
– El Hijo del Vikingo will be making his American debut and his GCW debut on December 16 as just announced by GCW.
*BREAKING*
EL HIJO DEL VIKINGO makes his GCW and American Indie Debut on DECEMBER 16th in LOS ANGELES!
Get Tix:https://t.co/k9wfxwixWK
Also Featuring:
Nick F’N Gage
Pagano
Masha
Blake
Nick Wayne
Janela
EFFY
+moreand
*6 Man Lucha Tag*
Gringo/Los Vipers
vs
Arez/Komander/ASF pic.twitter.com/CtrFZ9yzZ1— GameChangerWrestling (@GCWrestling_) November 10, 2022
– Mike Tyson and Ric Flair’s cannabis brands are under new ownership.
ORANGE COUNTY, Calif., Nov. 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — TYSON 2.0, legendary boxer, entrepreneur and cannabis advocate Mike Tyson’s premium cannabis brand, and Ric Flair Drip, world renowned pro-wrestler Ric Flair’s cannabis line, announced today that the industry’s fastest growing cannabis brands are coming together under a new parent company, Carma Holdings LLC. (“Carma”).
“Focused on providing high-quality cannabis and creating icon-inspired products that evoke deep consumer connection and deliver elevated experiences, Carma embodies the next generation of celebrity-driven brands committed to providing consumers with safe and effective products that appeal to a wide spectrum of tastes and consumption preferences,” said Chad Bronstein, Carma Holdings Chairman, TYSON 2.0 Co-Founder and President. “By centralizing our branding, marketing and distribution efforts, TYSON 2.0, Ric Flair Drip and the other game-changing brands in development, we will be able to scale faster to meet global consumer demand.”
Co-founded and led by Mike Tyson, Chief Brand Officer, and Chad Bronstein, Chairman and President, and Adam Wilks, Chief Executive Officer, TYSON 2.0 and Ric Flair Drip have generated $50M in revenue since launching one year ago and are forecasted to reach $160M in revenue in 2023. Both lines have grown to be some of the Nation’s most popular cannabis brands, bringing to market high-quality cannabis and hemp products known for purity, precision, and widespread accessibility. Through a vast network of leading industry partners including Columbia Care Inc., Verano Holdings and HEXO Corp, TYSON 2.0 and Ric Flair Drip products are now available at over 1,000 retailers across 40 states and select provinces in Canada. TYSON 2.0 has also collaborated with the industry’s premier cannabis tech brands including Futurola and Stüdenglass to deliver the latest consumption innovations.
“Carma Holdings is a testament to our hard work and dedication to developing brands like TYSON 2.0 and Ric Flair Drip that resonate with our fans,” said Mike Tyson, Co-Founder and Chief Brand Officer. “Carma has changed the celebrity cannabis space forever, and I look forward to collaborating with our growing team of partners so that more people can experience the healing benefits of plant medicine.”
Since its founding, the Company has experienced many critical milestones. In March 2022, the drop of TYSON 2.0 “Mike Bites”, cannabis-infused, ear-shaped edibles with a bite mark, a nod to one of Tyson’s most iconic boxing matches with Evander Holyfield, took social media by storm. The demand for Mike Bites was so strong, it led the Company to launch new product categories this past October to include three hemp-derived verticals: Delta-8, Delta-9, and CBD offered through an online global marketplace.
In August of 2022, TYSON 2.0 partnered with HEXO Corp., the leading producer of high-quality cannabis products in Canada to expand upon its international growth strategy and officially launched a second celebrity cannabis brand through the acquisition of Ric Flair Drip Inc. and a strategic partnership with Verano Holdings Corp. Products include flower jars, designed with Ric’s signature sayings, including “The Nature Boy,” “Champion Cannabis” and “Wrestling All-Star”, along with “Nature Boy” vape cartridges and 80’s inspired action figures.
Additionally, TYSON 2.0’s Board of Directors will transition to Carma, with the announcement of renowned attorney, Alex Spiro.
“Carma aims to reinvent how celebrity and cannabis intersect. With the guidance of experienced business leaders who have built successful brands both inside and outside of the sector, our team brings together deep industry knowledge, incomparable leadership experience and a collective mission to share the many benefits of cannabis with the world,” said Chad Bronstein.
For more information on TYSON 2.0, visit TYSON20.com. TYSON 2.0 branded merchandise is available for purchase at shoptyson20.com. TYSON 2.0 branded hemp-based products will be available for purchase at TYSON20global.com.
– A new match, featuring two women that are tied to IMPACT Wrestling, has been added to the card of WrestleCade as Taya Valkyrie takes on Masha Slamovich
Match Announcement
See “The Queen of WrestleCade” @thetayavalkyrie vs @mashaslamovich at the #WrestleCade SuperShow, part of WrestleCade Weekend
Sat Nov 26th at 5pm
Benton Convention Cntr
Winston-Salem, NCTickets– https://t.co/fiDl6DSbUd pic.twitter.com/0ylGXamFb2
— WrestleCade (@WrestleCade) November 10, 2022
– Another woman who is in IMPACT, current Knockouts Champion, Jordan Grace recently posted a prototype image of her upcoming action figure. Learn more here.
They sent me a teaser for my first official @IMPACTWRESTLING action figure today pic.twitter.com/U24YBvhpFi
— Jordynne Grace (@JordynneGrace) November 10, 2022
– WWE Games has announced the release of Prime Time Series 2 cards in WWE 2K22 MyFaction.
– Championship Wrestling Promoter, a new booking simulator, is now available on Steam.
– Rumbleverse, a Battle Royale-style video game with heavy professional wrestling overtones, is gearing up for season 2 on November 15.
– WWE Superstar Sheamus, in a new interview with Men’s Health Magazine, talks about his YouTube channel, trying his peers’ workouts, and more.
– Two years after leaving WWE, Steve Maclin is talking to Sports Illustrated about his placement in IMPACT and his relationship with Deonna Purrazzo.
– Learn more about the new WWE Performance Center recruits at this link.
– Battle of the Brands 2K22: Huge Shows Before Clash of Champions
– See what Ric Flair has to say about Nick Aldis leaving the National Wrestling Alliance.
– nZo recently cut a promo on Vampiro.
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