Various News: Nash’s Promotion Heading To Chile, Velvet Sky Launching New Clothing Line, More

– Velvet Sky has announced that she will launch her own clothing line called “Rated V”. It’s a co-ed apparel and accessories line designed by Velvet. The first item is a “Rated V Logo t-shirt”, which will be available to buy at tonight’s Family Wrestling Entertainment show in Brooklyn. The product is also available here.

She said: “This line will be close to my personal style and taste and reflect my lifestyle and fun loving nature. I like to mix it up, a little sporty, rocker, grunge, and casual, depending on my mood and the line will reflect all these styles.“

– Kevin Nash’s “Bad Boys of Wrestling Federation” will go to Chile on December 4 for a tour that runs December 6-9 in Santiago, Coquimbo, Copiapo and Antofagasta. The roster includes Nash, Roddy Piper, Sean Waltman (X-Pac), Scott Steiner, Billy Gunn, Rhino, Shawn Daivari, Chasyn Rance, Cody Hall, and the Beautiful People (Velvet Sky & Angelina Love).

Jerry Lawler was originally set for the tour, but obviously will not be able to make it. He appeared on Nash’s first tour in Aruba before his heart attack on WWE RAW last month. You can check out details on the event on Facebook

– New Japan Pro Wrestling will introduce their “NEVER” title in November. It will focus on young talent in NJPW and other promotions in Japan. A tournament will take place on November 15 and 19 in Tokyo, but the wrestlers participating have not been announced yet. You can find more information here.

– Puroresu Spirit’s Charles Schaeffer has a preview of Monday’s NJPW show in Tokyo that will stream on UStream.TV. It will feature British Bulldog Jr and Lance Archer challenging for the IWGP Tag Titles and Low-Ki challenging for the IWGP Jr. Hvt. Title. Check out the preview here.

Credit: PW Torch

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