Director Stephen Merchant mentioned on Instagram that the post-production for the Paige’s biopic is finally finished.

Well, that’s done then. Thanks to cast, crew and everyone who helped make FIGHTING WITH MY FAMILY. It’s a funny, emotional, uplifting film. Stay tuned for updates on when you can see it.

A post shared by Stephen Merchant (@stephenmerchant) on Dec 20, 2017 at 7:15am PST

The Rock’s Seven Bucks Productions served as production company on the film, which stars Florence Pugh (Lady Macbeth) as Paige; Lena Headey (Game of Thrones) as Paige’s mother, Sweet Saraya; Nick Frost (Shaun of the Dead)as Paige’s father, Vince Vaughn as Jake Roberts and Zelina Vega as AJ Lee. The Rock will also be making a cameo in the movie.

While the release date has not been announced yet, the plan is to do an advance screening at WrestleMania 34 week.

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While appearing on Sam Roberts Wrestling Podcast, Big Cass provided an update on his injury and when he may return.

Big Cass said that if everything goes right with his recovery from the ACL tear, he should be able to return AFTER WrestleMania 34.

While away from WWE he said he’s been practicing Spanish and he will be more fluent when he returns to the company.

You can check out Big Cass’ appearance embedded in the audio below:

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While appearing on the Sam Roberts Wrestling Podcast, Bret Hard had some words for Eric Bischoff and went as far as to say Bischoff is the worst loser maggot that ever go into wrestling.

“If you had passion for your matches or genius for wrestling talent, it didn’t mean anything to Eric Bischoff. He was the worst loser maggot that ever got into wrestling.”

Bret also reacted to Bischoff claims that Hard was like a “broken toy” during his time in WCW.

“I could strangle him when I hear him say that, because that is so not true. I was so on fire. I wanted to take the world on.“He was such an idiot. I would say all that right to him if he were sat next to you.”

You can check out the full podcast here.

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While appearing on Sam Roberts’ podcast, Seth Rollins revealed why the phrase “Burn It Down” was added to his current theme song.

Rollins explained that he was approached by Vince McMahon several weeks back and was told that he didn’t like the silent pause during the beginning of his entrance music. Rollins mentioned that he was surprised by this because he has had the song over three years and McMahon is now not liking it.

Prior to adding the “Burn It Down” intro, Rollins listed to several clips that were inserted into the pause in the song. The phrase “King Slayer” along with different sound effects were tested but “Burn It Down” ended up being the best option, so they decided to go with it.

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While appearing on The Sam Roberts Wrestling Podcast, Cody Rhodes revealed that he currently doesn’t have any dates left to appear for Impact Wrestling. He made the following remarks:

“When it comes to Impact, I usually stick to myself as far as I just try to bring what I do everywhere just to the Impact scene. It is hard to get on board with set, ‘this time, this reboot is better than the last reboot’. When I met Dixie Carter, I loved Dixie Carter! When I met Billy [Corgan], I loved Billy! When I met Jeff [Jarrett], I love Jeff. But only so many times can you hear, ‘now we’re marching on everybody. So I’m just like, ‘hey, it’s a fun show, it’s on Pop TV, and I just try to be a part of that.’ I currently have no more dates with TNA/Impact Wrestling. Currently, I have no more dates left.”

You can listen to the full interview here.

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Marty Scurll appeared on the Sam Roberts Wrestling Podcast for a new interview. Here are some highlights:

Switching from his Party Marty to Villain gimmick: “What I’d like to suggest now is my previous character, a fun-loving, good guy, ‘Party’ Marty, was actually the whole plan all along because all good villains start off as a nice person, something happens, and they turn into that evil villain, so I’m actually a genius. My character is like a long thing, like 12 years. I tried to be a good guy. I tried to be the one everyone loved. They turned their backs on me. Society turned on me. And then, I turned out to be an absolute asshole. Are you surprised? These people made this happen.”

When he thought about changing his look: “There was a very famous quote, well, I’m not sure how famous it is, but a quote either way from Matt Groening who wrote The Simpsons. And he said that all great characters can be recognized from their silhouette. And I thought, ‘Well, that’s an interesting point.’ And I thought, ‘Well, okay, I need to get something to mix this up.’ So yeah, it was a gradual thing. It wasn’t like, ‘This is my character!’ It’s an evolving thing. It still is, even to this day.”

The importance of having a developed character: “I think originally I just assumed I’d be a really good wrestler and then someone would give me a character and I’d be good enough to play it off. Right, right, they’d be like, ‘You’re going to be Mantaur 2,’ and I’m like, ‘Yes, I love it!’ I could do that. No. But I think you quickly realize to get by and be successful in wrestling purely based on your in-ring ability is…you have to be really remarkable. Guys like ‘Dynamite Kid’ could do it, but I feel like to be a main event player and a character some people can get invested in, that’s the most thing, I think.”

Guys who are great in-ring talents needing good characters: “If you look at the guys who have broke out from Europe, you have Zack [Sabre, Jr.] and you have [Will] Ospreay, who are really, really exceptional in their fields. Zack is the best technical wrestler and Ospreay is the best high flyer, so they don’t have to rely as much on characters, but they will because they are the best in their field, but there will come a point when they’ll have to excel in that character. Wrestling on TV and wrestling on the indies are two different things, so they’ll have to.”

Heel/babyface dynamics: “What the hell is a heel? Who said I was a heel? I’m ‘The Villain’, I didn’t say I was [a heel]. I don’t play by these pro wrestling rules of faces and heels. I just don’t. I don’t care about that. You can live by those wrestling rules. I think outside the box. I’m a villain. I’m an antagonist. I do nasty things. If the people want to cheer or boo it, that’s down to them. It’s says more about them than it does about me.”

Wanting to face CM Punk: “CM Punk, I’d like to bring CM Punk out of retirement and wrestle him for sure. I don’t know if CM Punk listens to this show, but if he [does]…” Scurll added, “but CM Punk, if you’re watching, come out of retirement. We can cause quite a bother of a wrestling match. What do you say? And that’d be fun, right? Yeah, that’s one for the headlines!”

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