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— William “Paul Bearer” Moody’s sons Michael and Daniel are in Indianapolis and will be at tonight’s RAW. It is not known at this time if they will appear on camera or not, but they are there and visiting with the WWE crew. As noted earlier this morning here on the website, a Paul Bearer tribute video was shown on the mini Titantron screen prior to WWE live events this weekend. No word on if this will air on tonight’s WWE RAW broadcast but I’d expect them to at least mention something. As we exclusively reported last Thursday here on the website, a visitation was held on Friday night in Mobile, Alabama with the funeral held on Saturday morning at 10:00AM. The visitation on Friday took place from 4:00-5:00PM for family members only and then a public viewing for friends and fans was held from 5:00-8:00PM. The family tells us numerous fans showed up to pay their respects. They were very pleased to see that and some fans and friends took long flights to attend the service. The funeral took place on Saturday morning at St. Vincent’s cemetery. R.I.P William …. you were taken from us too soon and you’ll be missed. Love ya’ bud.
— On April 4th, Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels will be reuniting for a special signing and Q&A Session in New York City. This will mark the first time the duo have ever appeared together for a signing of this nature. The event takes place at Dave & Busters in Times Square at 6 PM and will cost $225 per ticket, which includes a photo and autograph with both, as well as the Q&A. More information available here.
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