[Centraal] Pro-Wrestling topic #34 Wrestlemania XXIV

3 strikes and youre out! Jeff is nog te populair om zoiets te doen maar de 3e x is het echt wel zo ver.

over die spoiler...YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!

Ik hoop dat ze ooit nog wat gaan doen met Punk vs Edge, want daar zit een hele toffe feud.

Verder zal Jeff na zijn schorsing wel even een tijdje lang mogen jobben.
En verder is Jericho weer champ Tijd om wat met de IC-divisie te gaan doen

Om maar even spuit 11 uit te hangen: OMFG What A Moron!

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Op woensdag 12 maart 2008 00:18 schreef Brownietje het volgende:
Ik hoop dat ze ooit nog wat gaan doen met Punk vs Edge, want daar zit een hele toffe feud.

Verder zal Jeff na zijn schorsing wel even een tijdje lang mogen jobben.
En verder is Jericho weer champ Tijd om wat met de IC-divisie te gaan doen

Bedankt voor het spoilen van RAW die ik nog moet zien, ik hoop dat je dood gaat.

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Op woensdag 12 maart 2008 00:30 schreef Wessiej het volgende:

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Bedankt voor het spoilen van RAW die ik nog moet zien, ik hoop dat je dood gaat.

(Verkapte TVP, ook al kan ik nog steeds geen WWE kijken door SC420 )

SPOILER

Om spoilers te kunnen lezen moet je zijn ingelogd. Je moet je daarvoor eerst gratis Registreren. Ook kun je spoilers niet lezen als je een ban hebt.

No Money in the Bank

The 60 day suspension means that Jeff Hardy will miss out on Wrestlemania 24.

WWE has already made it officially by removing Jeff Hardy from the Wrestlemania 24 section of their website.

His image has been removed from the official photo for the Money in the Bank match. Plus, the article for the match does not mention him.

On Tuesday night, CM Punk was added to the Money in the Bank match after defeating Big Daddy V.

The Straight Edge Superstar becomes the 6th contestant in the match. Two more wrestlers are expected to be added to the match soon.

We won't spoil it for everyone, but there will be another qualifying match on Smackdown this week.

Change of Plans

Sources state that Jeff Hardy was the top candidate to win the Money in the Bank at Wrestlemania 24 this year.

With the suspension, though, WWE will have to make some changes to their plans.

CM Punk and Mr Kennedy are now the two of top candidates to win the match.

Plans will also have to be changed for the rest of 2008 as Jeff Hardy was expected to have been one of the top main event wrestlers on Monday Night Raw.

This suspension also signals the end of Jeff Hardy's push. That probably means that we'll never get to see Jeff Hardy holding the WWE Heavyweight Championship ever.

Another thing this suspension does is basically guarantee that Triple H, Randy Orton, and John Cena will be heavily involved in the main event title scene.

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Op woensdag 12 maart 2008 10:12 schreef CabinFever het volgende:
On Tuesday night, CM Punk was added to the Money in the Bank match after defeating Big Daddy V.

Bedankt voor het spoilen van ECW die ik nog moet zien, ik hoop dat je dood gaat.

Sorry

Sorry Brownie vergeten spoiler tag te zetten , maar toch bedankt voor de GTS verwensing

Wat zijn we hier voor teringlijers, beetje alles spoilen, tieft op of pas je post aan, idioten.

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Op woensdag 12 maart 2008 11:42 schreef Wessiej het volgende:
Wat zijn we hier voor teringlijers, beetje alles spoilen, tieft op of pas je post aan, idioten.

Als je een beetje logisch nadenkt kom je er zelf ook wel op .. maar ik zal de volgende x toekomst informatie in de spoiler tag zetten...

Oja zeer logisch dat Y2J champ is, leuk joh.
Dat was jij niet, maar Brownietje wel, en we spoileren hier al 2 jaar ofzo geen show, kom jij binnenvallen en meteen bingo.

Ja vind het ook een beetje *politiek correct* niet zo slim. Aan de andere kant...Raw is nu 2 dagen geleden,ECW was gisteren is het niet een idee om een bepaalde periode (bv 2 a 3 dagen na een show)aan te nemen dat je shows in spoilers mag zetten of niet?
Maak me niet af het is slechts een ideetje

Ik vind twee dagen heel logisch. En aangezien terecht word opgemerkt dat een PPV langer duurt en wellicht meer discussies opwekt houden we daar dan 3 dagen voor aan.


Zondag PPV, Woensdag spoilerfree.
Maandag Raw, woensdag spoilerfree.
Woensdag ECW vrijdag spoilerfree. Dinsdag ECW donderdag spoilerfree.
Donderdag Impact, zaterdag spoilerfree.
Vrijdag SD! zondag spoilerfree.

[ Bericht 40% gewijzigd door roepdeman op 12-03-2008 14:11:17 ]

Ik zal je idee steunen , alleen is ECW op Dinsdag dus dan Donderdag spoilerfree ?

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Op woensdag 12 maart 2008 12:28 schreef roepdeman het volgende:
ik vind twee dagen heel logisch.
Maandag is Raw, woensdag spoilerfree.
Woensdag ECW vrijdag spoilerfree.
Donderdag Impact, zaterdag spoilerfree.
Vrijdag SD! zondag spoilerfree.
Zondag PPV, dinsdag spoilerfree.

Ja prima, al zou ik bij PPV's een dagje erbij gooien, want dat duurt langer en kan dus niet iedereen zo zien.

En plemp ook een dagje erbij bij raw, want die zien wij pas dinsdag, impact, zien wij pas vrijdag.

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Raw:

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Op woensdag 12 maart 2008 14:19 schreef Wessiej het volgende:
En plemp ook een dagje erbij bij raw, want die zien wij pas dinsdag, impact, zien wij pas vrijdag.

ik zeg gewoon alles in spoiler tot de dag dat de volgende uitzending is

ikzelf loop meestal 2 dagen achter
met RAW

en soms 3

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Op woensdag 12 maart 2008 20:56 schreef Sickert het volgende:
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Raw:

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ik zeg gewoon alles in spoiler tot de dag dat de volgende uitzending is

ikzelf loop meestal 2 dagen achter
met RAW

en soms 3

En zo gebeurt het hier al anderhalf jaar ofzo, gewoon heel de tijd met een spoiler maarja.

De moeite om [spoiler ] [/spoiler] te doen is waarschijnlijk erg groot.

Ik werk maandag 8-8 en dinsdag ook (soms woensdag ook) dus ik ben nu pas bij het einde van Destination X en zometeen pas RAW.

Ecw

Overigens die match tussen

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bronnen: www.pwtorch.com, WrestlingObserver

-- WWE Films is scheduled to release a movie starring Triple H in 2009 called Journey of Death, which is a modern-day Western. This movie has been in the works for a few years. WWE will also be releasing a movie called A Chance for Both Barrels. The plot is as follows: "A mercenary wants to bring a killer to justice." It's also listed for a 2009 release. A WWE star has not been named as the lead actor yet.

-- The Orlando Sentinel, which has been covering the build-up for WrestleMania in the city, is planning on publishing a story on the apparent steroid issues in pro wrestling within the next few weeks. This is according to an email exchange between wrestling author Irv Muchnick (who published WRESTLING BABYLON: Piledriving Tales of Drugs, Sex, Death and Scandal) and reporters from the newspaper.

-- TheSportsInterview.com features an interview with Jake "The Snake" Roberts. After the death of Chris Benoit, World Wrestling Entertainment set up a rehab program for current and former employees and Roberts was one of the first to take them up on it. Regarding his trip to rehab, Roberts said, "Well, it's been wonderful. First off I want to say, thanks to the WWE I have a new lease on life. I feel like I’ve truly exercising the demons I carried for so many reasons. Without the help of Vince McMahon and company I wouldn’t have had it. It’s been very expensive. It’s been very intense. It’s been a whole lot of damn hard work. Truth be known the first time I went to rehab and the second time I went to try to save a job. This time I truly went to save my life." You can read & listen to the interview at this link. http://www.thesportsinterview.com/jake.html

-- Former WWF Intercontinental Champion Scott "Razor Ramon" Hall has been in a drug treatment facility in Atlanta, Georgia for seven weeks and is said to be embracing rehab fully for the first time in his life. Hall was given an intervention of sorts by family & friends and agreed without a struggle to accept World Wrestling Entertainment's offer to pay for rehab treatment. Hall had been out of circulation for so long that WWE wasn't able to get him his merchandise royalties, so along with the company paying for his treatment, he received a nice check for back royalties as well. After his stint in rehab comes to a close, Hall plans on resuming his wrestling career as he is already accepting dates from indy promoters for the summer. Hall is staying at the same rehab facility Jake Roberts and Ron Simmons are situated at. Friend Sean "X-Pac" Waltman is also in a treatment facility on WWE's dime, although he's staying in Houston, Texas.

-- At Sunday's Raw brand house show at the Resch Center in Green Bay, Wisconsin, during a largely heatless match between Brian Kendrick and D.H. Smith, a fan shouted, "That is what steroids will do for you" towards Smith. Smith acknowledged the fan by smiling at him and flexing his bicep. Smith came out as a babyface, but seemingly transitioned into the heel role as the match progressed, according to a fan's report. The 175-pound wrestler eventually scored the pin over Smith.

-- ECW star John Morrison now has a page on MySpace, which you can see at this link. http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...endid=58099702

-- CM Punk is reportedly back in the dog house. The road agents aren't particularly fond of his wrestling style, they believe that he's a mark for himself, and he's gotten some bad house show reports in recent weeks stating that he's inconsistent and sloppy.

-- WWE promised Ohio Valley Wrestling owner Danny Davis that they'll be sending talent over for their shows at Six Flags this summer. In other OVW news, the WWE wrestlers were told that if they wanted to work with OVW and it's their day off, they can do so, but WWE would no longer pay them for it, or their transportation costs either. WWE told Davis to renew his expensive lease a short while ago. They also told the wrestlers stationed there that there was nothing to the rumors of the company dropping OVW. Of course, WWE dropped their affiliation with OVW within a matter of weeks.

-- A Raw house show in Cape Girardeau, MO on 2/29 drew 5,000 fans for $160,000. 3/1 Raw in Louisville drew a sellout of 5,500 and $165,000. 3/1 Smackdown in Fort Wayne, Indiana drew 4,500. 3/2 Raw in Danville, IL drew a sellout of 3,500 paying $120,000. The 3/2 SmackDown house show in Muncie, Indiana drew 3,000 paying $100,000.

-- The reaction regarding Jeff Hardy's 60-day suspension is pretty much unanimous among a number of his current and former co-workers. Hardly any of them have much sympathy for Hardy in his current situation. The general concensus among them believe that he's an "idiot" for blowing a golden opportunity with the company. One former co-worker of Hardy summed things up by saying, "He doesn't take anything seriously and doesn't seem to care that he is his own worse enemy. He thinks rules don't apply to him and lives in a completely different world than the rest of us. If he hasn't gotten the message by now, he never will." As noted earlier, Hardy has been removed from Wrestlemania as he will not be participating in the Money In The Bank match at the show. Furthermore, one more violation of WWE's Wellness policy will result in Hardy being let go.

-- WWEShop.com is holding a sweepstakes promoting WrestleMania with the winner getting $500 in merchandise. In the entry form, they ask you who your favorite WWE Superstar is, and ECW wrestler James Curtus is listed, so it would appear that he's an official 'WWE Superstar'. WWE.com still has yet to put up a profile on Curtis. Regarding the contest, they have a rule where winners residing in Canada must correctly answer timed, math question in order to be confirmed as a winner.

-- Matt Hardy posted a new blog on his MySpace page this afternoon, which you can read in its entirety at this link. Here is one really interesting thing he wrote: "I know two people of different genders who are in a dilemma at this time. One of these individuals I am extremely close with-the other one I used to be. The thing that worries me is that they're both playing around in the deep water and can't swim. I can swim." http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...ogID=365856212

-- John Morrison has an account on YouTube called "THEPALACEOFWISDOM" at this link. He has a video on his page that is a take off of the Mortal Kombat video game with him using his powers to defeat John Cena. http://youtube.com/thepalaceofwisdom

-- Regarding the actual drug Jeff Hardy got suspended for, it is unknown, but it isn't believed to be steroids.

-- WWE.com has a video up from last night's Raw with announcer Mike Adamle conducting an interview with Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff. During the interview, Sheik calls Hogan a "Hollywood blonde (bleeped out word)." You can see the video at this link. http://www.wwe.com/content/media/vid...ch8-14/6611852

-- Former WWE star Andrew "Test" Martin will be making a rare indy appearance on May 3 in Lima, Ohio at the UAW Hall for Global Wrestling Alliance.

- “Wildcat” Chris Harris worked tonight’s ECW/SmackDown tapings at the Allstate Arena in Chicago, Illinois in a dark match against Shelton Benjamin. Benjamin pinned Harris for the victory. Harris was said to be over with the crowd as some fans actually chanted “TNA.”

- Last night’s edition of WWE Raw did a 3.6 cable rating on the USA Network. The first hour did a 2.78, the second a 3.92, and the third did a 4.02. If you calculate the rating in its normal timeslot (leaving out the first hour) the show actually did a 4.0 cable rating.

Point of view over de hele Jeff Hardy situatie van wrestlingrevealed.com , laten we hopen dat het niet zo loopt.....

Will Jeff Hardy Quit?
by Jack Windham
March 12, 2008


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Now that he has been suspended for 60 days, will Jeff Hardy just decide to walk away from WWE?

More Than 60

The official word right now is that Jeff Hardy has been suspended for 60 days.

With the WWE drug policy, a wrestler gets suspended for 30 days for the first violation. A second violation nets you a 60 day suspension.

A second violation also enables WWE to suspend a wrestler for longer than 60 days if the wrestler refuses to go to rehab.

As of right now, WWE has not publicly announced a request for Jeff Hardy to go to rehab just yet.

Had Enough

Sixty days is a very long time.

There's two ways that Jeff Hardy can handle the suspension.

He can either spend the time to reflect on things. Then, he can come back and work his ass off for his millions of fans.

Or, he can quit.

If Jeff Hardy decides that he's had enough, he'll simply just walk away during his 60 days suspension.

Since he violated the drug policy during a main event push, Jeff Hardy knows that WWE won't be giving him another push when he returns.

He'll still be pushed as a midcard wrestler. He might even get to hold the WWE Intercontinental Championship again.

WWE will still use him on the shows because Jeff Hardy has a lot of fans. Fans that are willing to spend money on his merchandise and buy tickets to see him.

However, he'll never be pushed anywhere near the WWE Heavyweight Championship again. Management won't trust him with that.

With that in mind, Jeff Hardy might realize that it won't be worth it to come back.

Back to TNA?

Last time Jeff Hardy left WWE, he went to TNA.

This time, though, that's not a very probably possibility.

There's a widespread misconception among wrestling fans that TNA will sign any former WWE wrestler.

While it's true that Jeff Hardy can provide them with another main event wrestler and a very recognizable face to draw new fans, he might be too much of a risk.

TNA is fully aware that the 60 day suspension has been picked up by the national media.

The Associated Press, which normally doesn't cover wrestling news, deemed the story to be important enough to cover.

TNA is trying to establish their own drug testing system right, so hiring someone that is publicly recognized as a repeat drug offender would not be good for business.

Closing Thoughts

There's a very good chance that we have seen the last of Jeff Hardy in a WWE ring.