This morning, 2K announced that The Kingslayer himself, Seth Rollins, will be the cover athlete for WWE 2K18. As the first full time performer to grace the cover in three years, Rollins joins the likes of John Cena, CM Punk, The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin as the featured star for the annual wrestling simulation game.

Seth is appropriate pick considering how the rising star had the biggest win of his career earlier this year when he defeated Triple H with one leg at this year’s Wrestlemania. Following the slogan “Be Like No One”, the former Architect of The Shield takes things a little too far, deciding to destroy some legendary memorabilia. Because that’s what you do when you make the cover of a video game.

Eagle eyed wrestling fans can spot plenty of easter eggs as they get smashed to pieces by the masked Rollins. From Ric Flair’s robe to The Undertaker’s gear that he left behind at his retirement, nothing is sacred when you want to sell a game. But why did you have to smash Brutus Beefcake’s scissors? It’s not like he has much of his glory days to hold onto lately. There wasn’t a barber shop window that Seth could have fled through instead?

While we don’t get to see any game play, we do know when and how we’ll be playing it. Releasing on PS4 and Xbox One on October 17, the game will be released with three different versions. The Standard Edition, the Deluxe Edition, which will give players four days of early access, and the Collector’s Edition, which will include everything the Deluxe Edition contains, plus physical rewards that will be revealed at a later date. Past versions had some pretty great stuff, so fans might want to jump on the preorder button once the announcement is made.

Watch the trailer below and tell us what other artifacts of wrestling’s past you can spot. Are you planning on picking up this year’s iteration? And what do you think of Rollins on the cover? Let us know in the comments!

This week’s episode is the first of four live panels recorded at last months TanoshiiCon in West Chester, PA. The first panel is “Let’s Talk Wrasslin'” featuring the co-hosts of the We Want Blood: A Wrestling Podcast show. The gang discusses WWE, the future of the characters, the rising awesomeness of New Day and take questions from the crowd.

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This is a wrestling packed episode. Brian Soscia is a former indie wrestler (who’s tag team The Legendary Trio of Chick Magnets is being inducted into the Right Coast Pro Hall of Fame. He’s also a DJ on Philadelphia’s Mix 106.1. Matt and Brian discuss indie wrestling, WWE, Wrestlemania, Roman Reigns, giving Daniel Bryan a ride to Ring of Honor, interviewing wrestlers on the radio and dealing with hip-hop producer/rapper’s egos behind the scenes.

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Back in August, news hit that the classic Beverly Hills Cop was set to reboot as a television series. All we knew about the project at the time was that the phenomenal Shawn Ryan (The Shield) would serve as showrunner, and that Eddie Murphy was set to reprise his role as Axel Foley in the pilot. The show is said to revolve around the career of Axel’s son, while Axel himself is now chief of police.

It looks as though Axel’s son has now been found. Stand-up comedian Brandon T. Jackson (apparently at the suggestion of Murphy himself) has been cast as Aaron Foley. Brandon’s filmography includes films such as Tropic Thunder and Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son, so it’ll certainly be interesting to see how this one plays out.

I for one am excited to check this one out. How about you?

Source: Deadline

Vulture has revealed that the Beverly Hills Cop movie series is being adapted to hit the small screen.

According to the article, The Shield creator Shawn Ryan is in charge of the project. Vulture’s sources state that the project will be shopped around starting later today. Some really cool news about the project: in addition to serving as Executive Producer, Murphy will be portraying an on-screen character. The show is thought to revolve around the police career of Axel Foley’s son, while Axel himself is now the chief of police and will be designed around the “Buddy Cop” formula. Based on the property and the names attached, my guess is that it will be picked up quickly.

So, what are your thoughts on this one? Excited to see some more Beverly Hills Cop?

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