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Some of the biggest names for WWE's show in Bossier City have had to drop out. So could someone fill those roles?

Everything from flying out of the airport in Mexico to eating breakfast at Cracker Barrel on Westport Avenue in Shreveport, and her attempt at pronouncing Bossier City.

WWE Live is bringing their 2018 Holiday Tour to Bossier City on Sunday, December 8th at the CenturyLink Center. You can see stars like Ronda Rousey, Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose, Finn Balor, Bobby Lashley, and more.

For comparison, I went over to Amazon to find some crazy things that cost more than a $15 ticket to see WWE Live in Bossier City.

WWE Live is bringing their Holiday Tour to Bossier City on Sunday, December 2nd...and it's going to be big.

This week, WWE announced the amount of economic impact they were able to bring to the city of New Orleans for this year's Wrestlemania.

The Baddest Woman on the planet is coming to Bossier City!

WWE announced on Monday morning that they are coming back to the CenturyLink Center in Bossier City for a holiday show on Sunday, December 2nd.

She hit the ring, and made it known she's heading to New Orleans for Wrestlemania this year...

Ronda Rousey details her thoughts after her upsetting loss.

Like Dwayne Johnson and Gina Carano before her, Ronda Rousey is graduating from the ring to the stage, though her turn as SNL host this weekend is the first time she’s really had an opportunity to flex her acting muscles. Unfortunately, the MMA pro is sidelined for much of the episode, her talents underestimated and misused from the moment she walks into Studio 8H. Beck Bennett is seemingly the only cast member who really knows how to take advantage of her skill set, delivering the best sketches of the night. The lack of actual effort to give her something to do does little to disprove the idea that SNL invited Rousey to host based almost entirely on brand recognition. And that’s really too bad. Read on for our ranking of this week’s sketches from best to worst.

A remake of Road House is a little questionable, but when you throw UFC badass Ronda Rousey into the role originated by Patrick Swayze, things get a bit interesting. And things just got a whole lot more interesting as the project has found an unlikely director in Nick Cassavetes, son of iconic director John Cassavetes and director of…The Notebook. Of all things.