Various News: Adult Arrested, ROH Tryouts, Half Pint Brawlers

– Ring of Honor will tape the next episodes of ROH on HDNet on May 21 and 22 at the ECW Arena in Philadelphia.

– Canadian Wrestling's Elite issued the following release today: 5/10- Two day Ring of Honor tryouts to be held in Canada. Canadian Wrestling's Elite proudly presents a two day Ring of Honor tryout for professional wrestlers looking for their big big break and opportunity. On Friday July 9th and Saturday July 10th, NWA World champion and Ring of Honor booker "Scrap Iron" Adam Pearce comes to Winnipeg, Manitoba in search for a potential future ROH star. Ring of Honor has grown from a top tier independent company into full fledged national presence producing weekly national television on HD Net as well as pay per views. ROH has been the breeding ground for many of today's top stars in the wrestling world including Desmond Wolfe, Daniel Bryan, CM Punk, Samoa Joe, Christopher Daniels, Low Ki, Evan Bourne, The Amazing Red and countless others. Being based in the Northeastern United States this is a once in a lifetime opportunity for professionals based in Central and Western Canada to get their foot in the door as well as an opportunity for wrestlers from all over the world to show their stuff to the man making the decisions in ROH. Adam Pearce will oversee and direct the two day camp that will feature drills that highlight wrestlers basic skills and fundamentals, physical conditioning, psychology, and promo abilities. The two day camp will be capped off on the Saturday with CWE's monthly Winnipeg event where prospects from the camp will be given a chance to perform on the event. The big benefit to the event?! The standout from the two day camp as selected by Ring of Honor booker Adam Pearce will be GUARANTEED a dark match at a future Ring of Honor event. In a day and age where a promo tape isn't always suffice you now have the opportunity to show your stuff right in front of the person who can book you on the spot! Canadian Wrestling's Elite is the only company in North America outside of WWE aggressively touring 15 markets. CWE will also be selecting a standout from the camp for a future CWE tour. If you have been waiting for an opportunity to break the glass ceiling that is independent wrestling and breakout onto the national scene this a chance not to pass up! This 2 day camp will be offered at the unbelievable early bird price of only $100 for applicants who register before May 31st. The camp will be offered for only $150 for those registered after May 31st. For more information on the camp or to register e-mail danny@thecwe.ca.

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– Oklahoman David Laird, 28, has been charged with felony child abuse for powerbombing the 4-year-old son of his girlfriend. According to a report on TulsaWorld.com, Laird "repeatedly slammed the child into a doorframe while baby-sitting him." The child was taken to hospital with skull and chest fractures, a large bruise on the back of his head and bruising of the shoulders, back, legs and genitalia. Laird originally claimed that the child was injured when he fell off a clothes dryer, but later admitted that he had picked the child up and thrown him into the doorframe several times. He is being held on $100,000 bail. The child is out of hospital but continues to have medical issues.

– Spike TV issued the following press release: SPIKE TV GIVES LITTLE PERSON WRESTLING A NEW NAME WHEN "HALF PINT BRAWLERS" PREMIERES JUNE 2 AT 11 PM, ET/PT Six-Episode Unscripted Original Series Follows The Wild Antics Of Infamous Little Person Wrestling Troupe New York, NY, May 10, 2010 ? Spike TV explores the outrageous world of little person wrestling with "Half Pint Brawlers," a new unscripted half-hour, six-episode series premiering Wednesday, June 2 at 11:00 PM, ET/PT. This original series chronicles the often-absurd yet astonishing adventures of one of the most extraordinary performance wrestling groups in the country who will do just about anything inside and outside of the ring. A combination of "Jackass" and "Little People, Big World," the series will be seen through the eyes of these extreme little people, "The Brawlers." These self-proclaimed hardcore little person wrestlers, led by gregarious owner Puppet "The Psycho Dwarf," entertain crowds in venues all across the U.S. with their unique brand of wrestling prowess. Along the way, Puppet deals with issues surrounding little person wrestling events while, at the same time, keeping his rambunctious wrestlers in line. The series follows their actions inside the ring, but also their wild lifestyles outside the ring, filled with chaotic parties and over-zealous groupies. The "Half Pint Brawlers" consist of Puppet, the leader and founder of the group; Bobby, the ladies man; Kato, Bobby's brother and veteran wrestler; Mad Mexx, the Immigration Sensation and hard core wrestler; Turtle, the rookie of the group paying his dues to become a Brawler; Teo, the smallest and most athletic member; and Spyder, the regular-size announcer for the group. In the premiere episode, "The Brawlers" start off the wrestling season with two shows in Kansas City, MO and Wichita, KS. They keep busy by hazing Turtle, the group's newest member, and push him to see just how far he's willing to go to become a Brawler. During the first wrestling event, Kato's head is split wide open and he receives 55 stitches to his dome. Determined to wrestle in the big match in Wichita, Puppet is forced to decide between Kato's safety and pulling off a great show.

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