Stevie Richards, a former member of the WWE roster, has time and again given some valuable insights into the sport via his YouTube channel. He captures the audience's interest with his videos that talk about everything in the business - including technical aspects of wrestling moves. He was one of the several analysts who made a video about the recent botch that occurred in the match between Jon Moxley and Ray Fenix - which also brought the referee, Rick Knox, into the limelight for a while - but in a bad way.

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Popular for his comedic portrayals of stereotypical fraternity boys that have garnered millions of views on YouTube, many can’t help but wonder what fraternity Wallace actually went to during his college years. Trevor Wallace went to San Jose State University in around 2010. Throughout his time at the university, he was part of the Delta Upsilon fraternity, which is where he spent a lot of his time making videos for video platform Vine.

Every new fall show dreads becoming the first to be axed by its network, and this year that title went to ABC's serial killer drama/romance; Wicked City, which was cancelled after three episodes making it the first show to be pulled. However, sometimes networks don't go the full-out cancellation route, sometimes they cut down their original episode order instead, although that never bodes well for the series in question (it's basically a "