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How To Reach Tier 40 In The Ringside Pass With About An Hour?
It’s Simple: AFK baby. 😏
#WWE2k26

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@TheOgIronWolf I don’t know but that mesh necklace is going straight on Billy Gunn
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@Smacktalks @LilJay4kt So where is he? lol
I downloaded and he isn’t there?
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Here’s the first look at Jelly Roll’s entrance in WWE 2K26!
He’s included in the Ringside Pass Season 4 DLC releasing later today.
#WWE2K26
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19 years ago today, one of the show’s darkest storylines came to an end as Stella met her demise after her abuse of Ben was revealed!
We used to be a proper country #EastEnders
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@WrestlePurists Kinda looks like CW Anderson, Sid Vicious and Kane all rolled into one
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@PWHeadlines26 @WWEgames @MATTHARDYBRAND @JEFFHARDYBRAND @AmyDumas I have a feeling Matt hardy 00 will be the best of the bunch, just have that feeling. If it gets released…
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@ZornNThorn @predatorapp @iFightForKids I mean he put him on the floor with one hand whilst on the phone but hey…. You’re a badass 👀
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@predatorapp @iFightForKids I can tell you right now. The way fat-boy handled that little shit. He ain't got a fighting bone in his body.
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@OTD_in_WWE @ShaneHelmsCom @steveaustinBSR @JRsBBQ Can we appreciate the stunner sell from Kanyon though….
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#OnThisDayInWWE 25 years ago on #WWERaw:
"Austin's here! He's back to beat up ECW and WCW! The Rattlesnake is back! The old Stone Cold is back!"
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A 29-year-old Newport man is back behind bars after police recovered wraps of crack cocaine and heroin hidden inside his underwear during an arrest.
Curtis Lewis was stopped after officers on patrol in Bettws became suspicious of the car he was travelling in. According to Gwent Police, he initially resisted arrest, leading officers to deploy PAVA spray before he was searched. During that search, Lewis produced two bags containing Class A drugs from inside his underwear.
He later pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply crack cocaine and heroin and was sentenced at Newport Crown Court on 13 July.
Police say tackling drug supply remains a priority, warning that the trade fuels exploitation, addiction, and serious harm within local communities. They also urged the public to continue reporting suspected drug dealing, saying information from residents plays a vital role in bringing offenders to justice.
Do you think enough is being done to tackle drug dealing in Britain's communities?
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