Ring of Honor announced on Wednesday that former world champion Christopher Daniels will appear on Chris Jericho’s Rock N’ Wrestling Rager – the first wrestling festival to be held aboard a cruise ship.

“The Ring General” joins names such as the Young Bucks, Cody and Dalton Castle aboard the cruise, which sails from Miami to Nassau between October 27th – 31st. Daniels will be competing in the Sea of Honor tournament.

ROH posted the following on Twitter:

Looks like the @jericho_cruise has found its General! @facdaniels joins the #SeaOfHonor tournament aboard the #jerichocruise! The lineup of ROH Wrestling, music, comedy, wrestling legends, and more is stacked and cabins are selling fast. Book yours now, maaan!! @iamjericho pic.twitter.com/rG6dbpPNRF

— ROH Wrestling (@ringofhonor) January 17, 2018

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Cody Rhodes appeared on Busted Open Radio. Here are some highlights from the interview:

The current wrestling scene: “It’s a wild time to be a pro wrestler and it’s a wild time to be a pro wrestling fan…I think everything [has] been elevated and the platform that Ring Of Honor has given myself, Matt and Nick [Jackson] and New Japan, they’ve let us play our music in our own way and right now people like the song. And I’m very… I don’t know. I tend to go back and forth. Sometimes, I’m a total dreamer and then other times I’m quite a realist, so I know in wrestling, one day, you’re up, and the next day, you can be bottom of the barrel down and we’ve been up, up, up, and it continues to trend upward, so I just want to keep it going. Hot Topic, that thing that the Bucks set up with Hot Topic, so many people have benefitted from it and that’s going to be something, I hope, when you look back in the history books of wrestling, there [are] going to be these moments where things happen, where watershed incidents, where breakaway moments went down, that’s one of those. That [has] made… hell, that [has] made a lot of people rich already. So yeah, no, I’m just enjoying the ride, but I still want to make sure we’re still going up here.”

New ‘Attitude Era’ being on the way: “Wrestling is absolutely hot and getting hotter. [Bully Ray was] involved, [but] me, Matt, and Nick weren’t involved in wrestling when it was at it’s hottest in the late 90s in The Attitude Era. We want our Attitude Era and I don’t know what it’s called or what it’s going to be, but it’s heading that direction, so we want to be on the right side of history. We want to be a part of it.”

His successful 2017: “Not to sound tacky, but this has been the first seven-figure year I’ve ever had and it blows me away that it happened, so on that end, for my family and well-being, that part has been the best. But also, the part I enjoy the most, the fans and the creative element of what we do, I keep saying it, but to play music how you want to play it, it [has] never been like this before for me. This is superseded… I look at a time, my WWE Intercontinental Championship run as my favorite thing I ever did because I got to change the belt and I got to be involved in a couple of WrestleManias with that in the picture, but this time, now, has completely passed it by, blown it away. Being a world champion is all that it was cracked up to be from every world champion that there ever was that told me about it. It [has] certainly been everything that I dreamed and hoped for.”

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While appearing on Colt Cabana’s The Art of Wrestling Podcast, Nick Jaskson of The Young Bucks discussed The Bullet Club invading RAW and revealed that they were actually planning it for months before it took place.

“We had this planned months and months and months ago and we built the story on Being The Elite for months. And we knew that they would be there that day. We planned it all. … We have storylines planned for the next six to eight months that [Cabana] already know[s] about. We think of these things ahead of time, more than most major wrestling companies, which is crazy.”

You can listen to the full podcast at this link.

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While speaking to Chuck Carroll of CBS Sports, Ring of Honor COO Joe Koff discussed the recent cease and desist situation between The Young Bucks and WWE.

“To be really honest with you, that was between them and WWE. I think they handled it perfectly. If they were to ask me my advice, I would probably have advised them to do it the way they did it. This is beyond Ring of Honor. It’s nothing that happened under our watch. We didn’t have anything to do with it. They acted very responsibly. They are very, very good businessmen. Not only are they gifted performers, they are very good businessmen, and they’re smart about how they do business. I think in their minds — I don’t speak for them — it probably wasn’t worth a war.”

You can check out the full interview here.

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Dave Meltzer reported in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter that The Young Bucks are going to stop using “Suck It” in their marketing, even though WWE didn’t asked them to do so.

As previously noted, The Young Bucks put out a “Cease and Desist” T-shirt just days after they received a letter from WWE that displayed them doing the hand gesture with censored being written over it, and then on the bottom saying “TOO SW#%T!”

When the shirts went on sale on September 29th, they did the most first day sales of any t-shirt they had ever released. The shirt also did the highest sales for September, even with only two days left in the month when the shirt came out.

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Matt and Nick Jackson of the Young Bucks got together in the latest episode of “Being the Elite”, and got rid of their “Too Sweet” merchandise after receiving an actual “cease and desist” from WWE. The footage shows them putting it in a pit and setting fire to it.

You can see footage embedded in the video below at the 8:12 mark:

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As previously reported, WWE has had enough with The Young Bucks ripping off the “Too Sweet” hand gesture that they own the trademark to and sent the tag team a cease and desist letter. Additionally, WWE wants them to sign a document saying that they will no longer use the hang gesture moving forward.

Well, this didn’t go over very well with The Young Bucks. As we mentioned yesterday on the site, they took to Twitter and expressed their frustrations over the whole ordeal and now it looks like they aren’t letting off the topic.

The Young Bucks have now decided to mock WWE’s attempt to stop them from using the hand gesture and are now selling t-shirts that read: “Cease and Desist TOO SW#%T!”

You can see the shirt below and link to purchase it:

Cease & Desist! NOW AVAILABLE! https://t.co/i1xtEBKEqC pic.twitter.com/eyyGWpO8JR

— The Young Bucks (@MattJackson13) September 29, 2017

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As previously reported, Cody Rhodes, The Young Bucks, Adam “Hangman” Page and Marty Scurll with Brandi Rhodes appeared outside the arena for Monday’s RAW in Ontario, California.

Bryan Alvarez discussed The Bullet Club invading Monday’s show on today’s installment of Wrestling Observer Live. While very little details were discussed, Alvarez indicated that Vince McMahon heard about the group outside of the arena and wasn’t impressed with their actions at all.

In case you missed their arrival, you can check out footage of their invasion below:

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Cody Rhodes, The Young Bucks, Adam “Hangman” Page and Marty Scurll with Brandi Rhodes appeared outside the arena for tonight’s RAW in Ontario, California. The group was doing an appearance at a Hot Topic at a mall in Ontario earlier today.

While it is very unlikely that they will appear on television, it would be no surprise to hear if Cody Rhodes visits with friends backstage.

Here is footage and photos of The Bullet Club outside of RAW from today:

You guys think we're playing……#BCInvasion pic.twitter.com/TKKIqqG3NN

— The Young Bucks (@NickJacksonYB) September 25, 2017

The #BCinvasion marches to RAW… pic.twitter.com/mY9M8KqLHT

— Cody Rhodes (@CodyRhodes) September 25, 2017

#BCInvasion pic.twitter.com/TSwfXUe2Fe

— The Young Bucks (@MattJackson13) September 25, 2017

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The Young Bucks indicated on Twitter that the use of the crotch chop, which was made famous by D-Generation X in the late 90s, would no longer be permitted by WWE after they received a cease & desist notice from WWE. They discussed the letter on episode 68 of The Elite.

"Cease And Desist" – Being The Elite Ep. 68 #BeingTheElite https://t.co/BkTqzP4bER pic.twitter.com/1spShTQLPy

— The Young Bucks (@MattJackson13) August 27, 2017

The Young Bucks joked about WWE taking away everything including Christmas. They sent out the following tweet on Twitter:

They've taken away FTR, Cody's last name, Su€k It,Hangman, and now Christmas!

— The Young Bucks (@NickJacksonYB) September 5, 2017

As previously noted, the USA Network made the decision for WWE to broadcast live this year on Christmas. Historically the show is taped in advanced for the holiday seasons so that the talents can take time off and spend it with their families.

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