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Can The Pedigree Keep Chris Hero Down?

I am glad Chris Sabin won the big one. He is one of the only originals left and its nice he finally got rewarded for his loyalty but my big problem is how he won it. The focus on the match was on the MEM vs The Aces and not on the match itself. Sabin may be the CM Punk of TNA. He will be the World Champion but never be in the main event spot

Power Slam ‏@PowerSlamMag 13 Jun Power Slam thinks the Man Of Steel trailer looks amazing. But we still don't think Superman could beat John Cena in a WWE match.

Superstar Billy Graham posted this pic on his Facebook page today.

The Ultimate Warrior makes an appearance on the Arsenio Hall Show sometime before Wrestlemania VI.

His sex tape is still more disturbing than those pics

Did Eddie have any stand out matches in 04 - 05 though? I remember the ones with Rey being nothing on their WCW stuff.

They had a Smackdown match in June of 2005 that was probably better than any of their WCW stuff, including Halloween Havoc. I seem to remember the match revolving at least partially around Eddie having a massive bruise on his side. One of the best Smackdown matches ever, I'm pretty sure it's on Eddie's big DVD set.

Not the Eddie set... it's on the Rey "Biggest Little Man" set, but yeah, I agree. Incredible match.

Was Raw any good this week then?

Kenta Kobashi's retirement

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pVHGPdrEYI...player_embedded

Kyle O'Reilly and Davey Richards being shit

The E! Network, which is part of the NBC Universal family, has greenlighted a new reality series about the WWE Divas, Deadline.com reported this morning.

 

The series will go into the behind the scenes lives of WWE's performers and will be titled "Total Divas."

 

WWE has had the series concept in development for some time and have been filming material at least for a month, including Wrestlemania week.

 

The series will debut on 7/28 and will be produced by WWE and Bunim-Murray Productions, which worked on the first season of Tough Enough as well.

The Story of Barded Wire City: The Unauthorized ECW Documentary

WWE.com has posted designs of the rejected WWE titles.

Bray Wyatt, Kassius Ohno and Adrian Neville (the former Pac) are the next WWE NXT stars being primed for television. The three are said to be ready for the main roster and could be called up very soon.

 

Credit:F4WOnline

CM Punk on his match with Taker

WWE star C.M. Punk is reseting expectations for his match with The Undertaker at WrestleMania after Taker wrestled Match of the Year contenders the past four years with Shawn Michaels and Triple H.

 

"Everyone is expecting me to try to top the Shawn Michaels matches," Punk told Mark Madden on Pittsburgh radio station 105.9 the X promoting WrestleMania. "But that's not my goal. My goal is to make this the best that the situation allows me to make it. There's a chance it could be better than those matches, but that's not my goal. This isn't one of those 'workrate matches.'"

 

"I like my pro wrestling when it's pissed off and angry. I don't like it when it's just two dudes going out there and, ya know, just wrestling. I made him mad, I got under his skin, and I got under his skin," Punk said about the angle building to the match. "Hopefully it's going to be emotional and psychological."

 

Punk noted he's angry about not being in the final match at WrestleMania and he's frustrated by part-time wrestlers coming in for big paydays, which fuels him to keep pushing forward on the year-round schedule. But, he acknowledged it could lead to burn-out.

 

"I'm the only guy who says this - ya know, Miz will go out there and be like, 'It's great having these guys back!' and blah blah blah because I truly believe he thinks he has to say that," Punk said. "The honest reality of it is you bust your ass for 365 days a year and there's other people who come in and they don't work as hard, but maybe get paid the same amount of money. So, me as a businessman, it just makes me look at it and go, 'Okay, that's the deal I need to get. I need to get the deal where I work 15 dates a year.' You know what I mean? It makes me work harder, but, dammit, it's going to burn me out."

 

The interview concluded with Punk confirming that he doesn't want to be a "lifer" in the wrestling business. Punk said he gets bored easily and he's always looking for the next mountain to climb.

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