WWE may be planning to have a Final Deletion match sometime in the future.

While speaking to IGN about the possibilities of the match taking place against Bray Wyatt, Matt Hardy responded, “100%. Absolutely.”

Matt didn’t elaborate exactly when and where the match will happen, but given that he’s currently involved in a feud with Bray, it could be happening sooner rather than later.

The first Final Deletion was aired on TNA programming on December 15h, 2016 and featured The Broken Hardys vs. Abyss & Crazzy. The match was taped at The Hardy Compound in Cameron, North Carolina and is arguably one of the best segments in Impact Wrestling’s history.

You can check out the match embedded below:

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PWInsider reports that Saturday’s WWE Starrcade event did great numbers in terms of attendance.

It’s being said that the event did the best attendance numbers in a long time for the Greensboro, North Carolina market and it is believed that WWE will bring the event back next year.

If you missed what happened at Saturday’s show, you can check out our recap, photos and videos from the event at this link.

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WWE heads to Greensboro, North Carolina for tonight’s Starrcade-themed Live Event. Here is the final card for the event:

Steel Cage Match for the WWE Championship
AJ Styles (c) Jinder Mahal

Steel Cage Match for the SmackDown Women’s Title
Charlotte Flair (c) vs. Natalya

Fatal 4 Way for the SmackDown Tag Team Titles
The Usos (c) vs. The New Day vs. Chad Gable & Shelton Benjamin vs. Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn

WWE United States Title Match
Baron Corbin (c) vs. Shinsuke Nakamura

Grudge Match

Bobby Roode vs. Dolph Ziggler

Dustin Rhodes vs. Dash Wilder

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Russo is joined on today’s show by his co-h0st Jeff Lane and Glenn Gilbertti (Disco Inferno).

Russo opens today’s show by asking Gilbertti about the Japanese style of wrestling. Gilbertti says that even 20-30 years ago the Japanese style of wrestling was still ‘strong style’, and when all the great North American wrestlers worked over there they had to adapt to that style. However, when they returned to North America they never thought about bringing that Japanese style back with them.

Over the last few years wrestlers have become marks for reading about how good their own matches are, and when someone like Dave Meltzer continuously promotes the ‘strong style’, wrestlers began adapting that style. This is a huge mistake in Gilbertti’s opinion, but wrestlers continue to suck up to these dirt sheet writers in an attempt to impress the writers as well as their followers.

In Gilbertti’s opinion, another failed concept in today’s business is the thought process that every match on a card should be the best match on the show. If every match is laid out to be the best match on the show, only one match is going to achieve that status, and all the other matches will fail. The show needs to be laid out in a way that promotes big crowd reactions throughout each match, but not every match has to be a 30- minute spotfest.

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Shane Helms, who was recently fired by Global Force Wrestling, was backstage at the RAW Live Event on Friday night in Fayetteville, North Carolina.

Helms lives in the area, so there probably isn’t much to really make of him being there as he and Matt Hardy are good friends.

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