New Day Defends WWE RAW Tag Titles (Updated), Non-Title Match On WWE 205 Live, RAW Pre-show Video
New Day Defends WWE RAW Tag Titles (Updated), Non-Title Match On WWE 205 Live, RAW Pre-show Video
The New Day Breaks Demolition’s Record, Non-Title Match On WWE 205 Live, RAW Pre-show Video
Elephants Never Forget–Their Combos! Splitframe Reveals New Sanwa Denshi Apparel
In a special collaboration with arcade product manufacturer Sanwa Denshi, Splitframe has announced a new line of special Sanwa Denshi apparel, featuring their classic elephant logo. Using their blue and white color palette, this apparel includes a “Classic Performers” t-shirt, an “Elephant Button Mashers” hoodie and t-shirt, and a simple white Sanwa Denshi beanie.
The “Classic Performers” t-shirt is limited edition while the “Elephant Button Mashers” clothing seems to be now part of Splitframe’s product line, so grab these items while stocks last. The t-shirts go for $26, the beanie for $24 and the hoodie for $55, so if you are looking for a stocking stuffer this Christmas–alongside some new Sanwa Denshi buttons for your stick, this may be the perfect time to show your brand loyalty.
Stay warm with Sanwa Denshi's nutty elephant: https://t.co/icWFMQAac9 How can you resist that mug? @sanwadenshi #FGCGEAR #FGCAPPAREL #FGC pic.twitter.com/nLzJKPbTFt
— SPLITFRAMELLC (@SPLITFRAMELLC) December 12, 2016
Source: Splitframe
** SPOILERS ** WWE 205 Live Tapings For This Week
Alex White Replaces Injured Erik Koch, Faces Tony Martin at UFC Fight Night 103 in Phoenix
Tony Martin will now have a different foe when he steps into the cage at UFC Fight Night 103.
Alex White Subs for Injured Erik Koch, Faces Tony Martin at UFC Fight Night 103 in Phoenix
Tony Martin will now have a different foe when he steps into the cage at UFC Fight Night 103.
WWE 205 Live Tapings Tonight, Rich Swann And TJ Perkins Talk Roadblock Triple Threat (Videos)
Watch Tekken 7 Prodigy PBE.AK Hit the Best Around with a Death Fist
At just 16, PBE.AK is one of the youngest competitors on the Tekken circuit. That’s not proving to be a problem, however, as he not only qualified for the King of Iron Fist Tournament 2016, he capped off his 2016 by placing 7th at the grand finale.
During his run at the King of Iron Fist, it was his Paul doing the damage with big combos and clutch comebacks. It’s well worth looking up the full tournament sets, but if your curiosity is whetted, have a look below to see some of his best moments. Keep a special eye out for his strong start against Saint–who went on to prove his status as the leading Tekken player on the planet.
Source: unifiltekken
