Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes vs. Solo Sikoa in a Bloodline Rules Match took place at the WWE Summer Slam Premium Live Event from Cleveland Browns Stadium in Cleveland, OH on Saturday night.

After a back and forth start, Cody caught him with a spring board drop kick followed by an outside dive. Back in the ring, Solo took over and the beat down began. Cody caught him with a Cody cutter and then tossed him to the floor. 

Back in the ring, Cody connected with a flurry of right hands. Cody hit Solo with the steel steps a few times. Jacob Fatu ran out and attacked Cody. Roman Reigns made his return and hit the superman punch to Solo then the spear before leaving the ring. Cody then made the pin.

Rick’s Cabaret New York, the famous adult club located at 50 West 33rd Street between Fifth Avenue and Broadway, known for its abundance of sexy dancers, warm hospitality, and celebrity clientele, supplied us with photos of some lovely Rick’s girls taken recently on the club’s VIP Roof Top Lounge.

The open-air Roof Deck and VIP Lounge are ideal for summer fun partying, and there are always frozen drink specials and food prepared by award winning Chef Jayson Margulies from the Rick’s Steakhouse on the second  floor.

The seductive Rick’s girls love displaying their fit bodies and are quite an attraction performing on all three floors of the club and on stage, in private suites, luxury skyboxes, and of course, up close and personal.

“The girls are really sexy and everyone always has a great time,” gushed Rick’s girl Patricia. “We love to party and play, so come visit us, flex, pop some bottles, and make it rain.” 

Rick’s girl Victoria said, “Everyone deserves to enjoy the summer and the girls and I will make sure you have so much fun. Come be part of the excitement.”  

Rick’s Cabaret New York  
50 West 33rd Street
RICK: NASDAQ Listed
Three Floors of Fun
VIP Suites, Luxury SkyBoxes
Rick’s Steakhouse Open Late
Roof Deck Cigar Lounge 
Three-course Lunch Specials

When a hitter is mentioned in the same company as Babe Ruth, it’s usually a good thing.

That was the case Saturday afternoon for Aaron Judge, whose two-run home run in the first inning of the Yankees’ 8-3 win over the Blue Jays in the Bronx tied him with the Bambino for a nearly century-old franchise record.

Judge now boasts 16 first-inning home runs this season, matching the number Ruth hit in the opening frame of his famous 60-homer campaign in 1927.

Only Alex Rodriguez, who hit 18 first-inning home runs with Texas in 2001, and Mark McGwire, who hit 17 with St. Louis two years earlier, struck more in a single season in MLB history.

Judge’s 426-foot blast against Toronto’s José Berríos gave the Yankees (66-46) an early 2-1 advantage Saturday, and they led the rest of the way.

It was Judge’s MLB-leading 41st home run of the season, putting him on pace for 59. Judge had 45 home runs through the Yankees’ 112th game of 2022, when he set an American League single-season record with 62.