WWE Star Lands Magazine Cover (Photo), Epico Talks Ink (Video), Fans On Alexa Bliss Vs. Becky Lynch
UFC 205 Media Call with Conor McGregor & Eddie Alvarez
Conor McGregor and Eddie Alvarez host Thursday’s UFC 205 (online betting) media call.
Bellator 163 Weigh-in Video
Watch the Bellator 163 weigh-ins live at 5 p.m. ET.
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Talita Nogueira Misses Weight Badly; Bellator 163 Bout vs. Marloes Coenen Canceled
Talita Nogueira missed weight by more than five pounds on Thursday morning ahead of her Bellator 163 showdown with Marloes Coenen, resulting in the cancellation of the featherweight bout.
Pop Culture Shock’s “Murderous Intent” and “Dark Hadou” Evil Ryu Statues Now Available for Pre-Order
Pop Culture Shock has done a bang up job with their line of Street Fighter based collectible statues. For the past couple of years, they’ve been releasing a steady line of figures for both Street Fighter IV and Street Fighter V. For their latest statues, they’re going back to the former with a new set of Evil Ryu statues.
This latest series of Evil Ryu statues comes in two distinct variants. The first, called “Murderous Intent” shows Evil Ryu in his default Street Fighter IV look – a corrupted Ryu with the big hole in his chest. The second one however, called “Dark Hadou” has him in his long haired alternate costume.
Both statues are now available for pre-order exclusively at Pop Culture Shocks website. The “Murderous Intent” version goes for $389.99, while the “Dark Hadou” version goes for $399.99. However, those who pre-order can avail of a 10% discount, bringing the prices for both down to $350.99 and $359.99 respectively.
Both statues are expected to ship in December 23, 2017. In the meantime, here check out some photos of them in the gallery below.
Source: Pop Culture Shock
– Vuzix iWear Video Headphones: A Portable Movie Theatre In Your Face
When Vuzix’s PR firm asked me to look at the iWear Video Headphones and write a review, I jumped at the chance. I’m not an early adopter of VR (no Vive or Oculus for me), but the technology fascinates me, and I was not disappointed by the iWear’s capabilities. That said, there are several limitations to the headset that keep me from recommending it to everyone.
