– The Rock noted on Instagram that he has wrapped work on the upcoming Baywatch film. He posted the following:
Months of hard work, passion and brilliance from the backbone of Hollywood – the crew. We got lucky to have such amazing, talented, crazy filmmakers. We made a great one and couldn’t have done it without you. Luv y’all and I’ll see you down that lonesome road. #OfficialWrap #1Crew#BAYWATCH.
Months of hard work, passion and brilliance from the backbone of Hollywood – the crew. We got lucky to have such amazing, talented, crazy filmmakers. We made a great one and couldn’t have done it without you. Luv y’all and I’ll see you down that lonesome road. #OfficialWrap #1Crew #BAYWATCH
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– WWE held a tryout camp at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, FL on Thursday. WWE issued the following about the camp:
Football pros, collegiate grapplers, highlight WWE Performance Center tryout
ORLANDO, Fla. — Thirty-two athletes, with backgrounds spanning the NFL, NCAA wrestling, mixed martial arts and other sports, reported to the WWE Performance Center today for a tryout.
The tryout, which takes place over three days, will be overseen by Performance Center Head Coach Matt Bloom.
“Because our next rookie class is already full of experienced in-ring workers and international diversity, this tryout is focused on athletes and entertainers from all over North America,” Canyon Ceman, WWE’s vice president of talent development, said. “We have made a special effort to target both elite football and amateur wrestling backgrounds for this tryout. We hope to round out the next incoming class of talent with a diverse set of world-class sports-entertainers.”
Among the prospects invited to this camp are:
* Blaize Cabell, a University of Northern Iowa heavyweight grappler and three-time NCAA tournament qualifier;
* Junior Aumavae, a 311-pound nose tackle formerly signed with the New York Jets and Dallas Cowboys;
* Paul Cheng, a former first-round draft pick of the Canadian Football League-turned-MMA fighter;
* Demitrius Bronson, a running back formerly signed with the Miami Dolphins and Seattle Seahawks;
* Nathan Redwing, a 290-pound independent wrestler who played football at Peru State College;
* Arkady Unterleidner, an NPC bikini competitor who has trained under Brian Kendrick;
* Brian Waymire, a 6-foot-9 former Division I swimmer who attended the 2013 NFL combine;
* Yaseen Mudassar, a 300-pound, two-time All-American wrestler, who competes in the independent circuit as “Yaseen (The Persian) Machine”;
* Ashley Urbanski, an independent wrestler who was a 2015 Tough Enough finalist featured on last year’s WWE Network competition special.
