Sheamus And Jordan Devlin Train (Video), WCW Saturday Night Episodes On WWE Network, Brett DiBiase

- Sheamus trains with WWE NXT Cruiserweight Champion Jordan Devlin in the 99th episode of his Celtic Warrior Workout series, seen above.

Sheamus wrote for the video description, "WWE Superstar Sheamus aka The Celtic Warrior here... There is no doubt that there's an ongoing Irish Takeover in the WWE. There's myself running amok along with Becky Lynch, Finn Balor, Killian Dain and lets not EVER forget Fit Finlay. Add the current NXT Cruiserweight Champion Jordan Devlin to that list and this wee nation is punching waaay above it's weight. And seeing at it's St Patrick's Day 2020 i made my way back to Ireland and all the way to CSP Gym in rainy Bray Co. Wicklow to train with my fellow Irishman, The Irish Ace, Jordan Devlin.

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Now, I must confess, there was a few whiskeys had the night before (not mentioning Conor McGregor's Proper Twelve) so I wasn't in the best of shape to take on Jordan. But his Warm-Up and Stretch starter got me going and before long I was almost as explosive as The Irish Ace. Saying that, his surprise Abs finisher almost killed me. Well, when you party on St Paddy's Day you always end up paying the piper no matter what! Brave Change."

- Former WWE Tag Team Champion Mark "Henry Godwinn" Canterbury turns 56 years old today while former WWE star Ken Doane of The Spirit Squad turns 34, former WCW star Steve Armstrong turns 55 and former WWE developmental talent Brett DiBiase turns 32.

- Ten classic episodes of WCW Saturday Night have been added to the on-demand section of the WWE Network. The episodes are from the summer of 1993. Below are full details on the new addition:

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10 episodes of WCW Saturday Night added to WWE Network

More classic episodes of WCW Saturday Night, WCW's onetime flagship show affectionately known as "The Mothership," have just landed on the award-winning WWE Network.

The new release features 10 WCW Saturday Night episodes from the summer of 1993 and captures some of the earliest WCW appearances of Superstars, such as Lord Steve Regal and WWE Hall of Famers The Harlem Heat, as well as action-packed matches with Sting, The British Bulldog, "Nature Boy" Ric Flair, Sid Vicious, Ron Simmons, Vader and many more legends.

Check out the full rundown of new uploads below and then head to WWE Network's on-demand section to start bingeing!

WCW Saturday Night: May 29, 1993
Sting teams up with "British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith against Vinnie Vegas & Big Sky. Plus, The Hollywood Blonds, Paul Orndorff and more.

WCW Saturday Night: June 5, 1993
The Hollywood Blonds continue their rivalry with Ric Flair & Arn Anderson. Plus, Sting, Sid Vicious, Rick Rude and more are in action.

WCW Saturday Night: June 19, 1993
Ricky Steamboat faces Paul Orndorff, Sting & Davey Boy Smith's rivalry with Big Van Vader & Sid Vicious heats up and more.

WCW Saturday Night: July 24, 1993
Johnny B. Badd, 2 Cold Scorpio & Z Man battle Maxx Payne, Lord Steven Regal & Big Sky. Plus, The Colossal Kongs, Yoshi Kwan and more.

WCW Saturday Night: July 31, 1993
Johnny B. Badd looks for payback against Maxx Payne in a No Disqualification Match. Also, Lord Steven Regal, Rick Rude and more are in action.

WCW Saturday Night: Aug. 7, 1993
Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat & Johnny B. Badd take on Paul Orndorff & Maxx Payne. "Ravishing" Rick Rude & The Equalizer demand answers.

WCW Saturday Night: Aug. 14, 1993
Lord Steven Regal leads a team into six-man action against Ricky Steamboat, Marcus Bagwell and 2 Cold Scorpio. Sid and more in action.

WCW Saturday Night: Aug. 21, 1993
Sting challenges Ric Flair for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. Big Van Vader speaks in a special interview and more.

WCW Saturday Night: Aug. 28, 1993
The British Bulldog & Sting take on Harlem Heat. The Hollywood Blonds, Lord Steven Regal, Ice Train and more in action.

WCW Saturday Night: Sept. 18, 1993
On the eve of WCW Fall Brawl 1993, Ric Flair & Dustin Rhodes take on their Fall Brawl opponents "Ravishing" Rick Rude & Sid Vicious.

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