Before the start of Raw last night, Jim Ross addressed the Oklahoma City Crowd, stating that he would be ringside for Wrestlemania 26.
Jack Swagger and Montel Vontavious Porter both qualified for the Money in the Bank match last night. Although he has yet to qualify, Kofi Kingston is rumored to be the favorite to walk away with the briefcase this year.
Bret Hart vs. Vince McMahon is now official for Wrestlemania 26. Expect a Streetfight stipulation to be added soon. There are also rumblings that Stone Cold Steve Austin may be inserted as the special referee.
Gail Kim had to be helped back to the locker room last night following the "pajama pillow fight". If she is seriously injured that is a sad way to go out.
Awesome Kong appears to be done with TNA. She posted on her Twitter last night that she would like to thank TNA and Dixie Carter for wishing her the best in future endeavors. If this is the case it will leave her tag team championship team with Hamada in limbo.
Hulk Hogan stated during an interview with ESPN that he sees Abyss as the TNA version of John Cena.
TNA has also put out word that Hogan is no longer to be referred to as a "wrestling icon" but instead as a "pop icon" as he transcends the world of wrestling. Wonder whose idea that was?
AWA mainstay Maurice "Mad Dog" Vachon was announced as a member of the 2010 Class of the WWE Hall of Fame last night. Congrats to Mad Dog!
WWE is working on a three disc Divas dvd that will focus on divas past and present.
In the last week the wheels ave been set in motion for the Triple H - Sheamus and Mistirio - Punk matches at Wrestlemania. Expect them to be announced soon. Remember, you read it here first.
"Rowdy" Roddy Piper will be appearing on an upcoming episode of the CBS show Cold Case. Piper will be sporting a platinum blonde dye job.
The main event for this week's Smackdown! is scheduled to be Edge vs. The Big Show. Randy Orton vs. Cody Rhodes and Ted Dibiase Jr. and John Cena vs Vince McMahon are all on tap for next week's Raw.
Former WWE wrestler "Maniac" Matt Borne, who was the original Doink the Clown, recently completed WWE sponsored rehab.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
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a divas dvd collection? man those women were ugly as duck shit in the 80s and 70s. who would want to see the Mad Moolah and Luna Vaschon in tights again, i tried burning those memories out of my head forlong enough.
ReplyDeleteThey will probably be very brief in regards to anyone before 1998.
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