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Each week, Sporting News runs down the biggest stories in the world of professional wrestling. NXT steals the weekend from WWE ‘SummerSlam’ It was a jam-packed, four straight days of WWE action at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn highlighted by WWE “SummerSlam," the company's second-biggest event of the year. But once again, it was NXT that stole the headlines as the best show. “NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn III” continued the streak of fantastic shows by the company’s third brand with great matches from top to bottom — with surprises sprinkled in, to the fans’ delight. MORE: Watch John Cena be susprised by fans in emotional video Even before the show began, the wrestling faithful were buzzing and chanting for former three-time Ring of Honor champion Adam Cole and hoping he'd make his debut that night. They weren’t disappointed, as Cole, along with former ROH stars Bobby Fish and Kyle O’Reilly, attacked Drew McIntyre just moments after he dethroned Bobby Roode as NXT Champio...

A Morgan County grand jury has indicted a Decatur man on a burglary charge after he was shot in the chest while allegedly forcing his way into a Northwest Decatur residence and threatening its occupants. The Morgan County District Attorney 's Office reported Samuel Everett Elliott , 49, of 311 10th Ave. N.W., was indicted on a charge of first-degree burglary last month. No court records were available, but Decatur police reported at the time of the incident, in November 2016, that Elliott went to the residence in the 200 block of Seventh Avenue Northwest , forced his way in, and threatened the occupants. The resident contacted the police, who came and searched the area but did not locate Elliott . Police said Elliott later returned and again threatened the resident, who then shot him once in the chest. Elliott was taken to Huntsville Hospital with a gunshot wound that did not appear to be life-threatening, according to police. No charges were made at the time, but police said th...