More further extensions of previously-made remarks...

• The Jameis Winston suspension is official (and three games), and is officially declared a plea bargain between Winston/the NFLPA and the NFL.

That's now verifiable twice that piece of shit should be in prison for the rest of his days.

I reiterate:  Jameis Winston is a rapist.  He's in league with rapists.  He's a point-shaver, at least in college.

And some of you wonder why White America wants the White Football League...

• Heimlich, the child molester from Oregon State, is now an NCAA champion.

Arkansas put up no fight in Game 3, as I didn't think they would.

Especially after Deadspin themselves began to wonder if, after Heimlich was not drafted in the MLB Entry Draft this year, someone was trying to put together something on his behalf...

I'll say it:  I think the NCAA wanted this child molester to have a championship on the way out.

• But that might somewhat pale in comparison to tonight's events out of Daytona Beach, FL, the CEO video game convention, and a joint effort with New Japan Pro Wrestling for a wrestling card thereon.

Kenny Omega, on June 9, won the IWGP Heavyweight Championship of the World, defeating Kazuchka Okada for Japanese wrestling's biggest prize.

And if I'm New Japan's new President, Harold Meij, I'm getting in touch with my champion as soon as possible.

Under New Japan's trademarks and sanction, Omega booked and ran a wrestling card in the Ocean Center of Daytona Beach.  The card was not well sold, there were ticket problems.

At the end of the day, that's probably not going to be the biggest story.  Nor is Kota Ibushi, Omega's partner in the famous "Golden Lovers", spiking Tetsuya Naito on his head during their main-event match.

In fact, the largest story of the event is probably going to come from the first match on the card.  It was not even a match that the Twitch viewing public was supposed to see, but the aforementioned ticket problems delayed the card to an extent that the convention decided to broadcast two local "dark matches" as well as the five-match main card on Twitch.

Kenny Omega may regret that.

Why?

Because it appears that whoever responsible for the talent on the card (and that is believed to be Omega) booked a CONVICTED CHILD MOLESTER on it!

In going over this card, an intrepid Reddit user, "Nicff", made the following observation on this thread on whether Kenny Omega was booking the card ( https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle/comments/8uyfx3/is_kenny_omega_booking_this_njpw_x_ceo_show/ ):

"Hopefully not for his sake. Booking Chasyn Rance is not a good look. "

Why?

Because Chasyn Rance is a registered child molester in the state of Florida, and here's his apparent page:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C4psg3AWQAAKdF7.jpg

 

This is a promotion who won't even book Michael Elgin, one of it's most athletic big men gaijin wrestlers, in the United States at all, for apparent pro-rape/sexual assault comments he made on his Twitter account some time ago.

 

Rance was on the first dark match, and I believe he got the victory.

 

This leaves me with three questions:

• Has Rance endangered his own freedom by simply being a professional wrestler and how many kids might usually be expected to attend those shows for whomever he might work for?
• Has he also endangered his own freedom, in the same manner, by being booked as a talent for a video game convention, where kids might usually be expected to attend?
• Has his booking also endangered both the card and the video game convention itself?

I am not aware of the laws of the state of Florida in this regard, but I think somebody down there might want a look...

And, of course, this begs one final question:

• Is it time to reexamine Kenny Omega as the face of the New Japan Pro Wrestling Western expansion, it's IWGP champion, and his place in the company at all?

Omega, frankly, has not had a good month since winning the title:

• One of the possible reasons the two-year record reign of Kazuchka Okada was ended was that the July 7 New Japan card in San Francisco was not selling well -- a card that Omega is now main-eventing, with his first defense of the title against Cody (Rhodes).
• A couple of weeks afterward, some stir was made about comments Omega made about the double-standard of work ethics between domestic wrestlers in Japan and their gaijin counterparts.
• And now this...

As I said, if I'm the brass of New Japan, President Meij, the booker Gedo, and the chairman Naoki Sugabayashi, I want answers and I WANT THEM NOW.