[Centraal] Pro-Wrestling topic #53 Wrestlemania XXV - II

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Op zaterdag 28 maart 2009 20:25 schreef Wessiej het volgende:

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2 jaar geleden hebben ze het verziekt, nouja dat is zelfs overdreven.

Vorig jaar was het zo awesome dat meneer awesome zijn eigen awesome kots zat op te awesomen.

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Op zaterdag 28 maart 2009 20:42 schreef Tazmaniac het volgende:
Ze hebben SD! systematisch naar de verdoemenis geholpen, het was op een gegeven moment zelfs beter dan RAW and look at it now.. en alhoewel RAW nu beter is dan destijds.. de andere 2 brands lijden eronder

erg domme draft dus

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Op zaterdag 28 maart 2009 20:50 schreef renwan het volgende:

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Na de 2e draft vond ik Smackdown een hele tijd beter dan RAW, het is pas sinds een maand of 2/3 dat ik RAW weer leuker begin te vinden

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Op zaterdag 28 maart 2009 21:17 schreef Tazmaniac het volgende:

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Ik heb het dus even over de tijd dat London/Kendrick nog hoogtij dagen vierden

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-- Former TNA production manager Randy Ricci wrote an e-mail to the Wrestling Observer's Dave Meltzer in response to Danny Bonaduce's decision to wrestle a match in TNA.

In the e-mail, he recalls a company meeting about the build for the 2007 Slammiversary pay-per-view in Nashville, saying TNA president Dixie Carter was fuming over her people not being able to get in touch with Vanilla Ice, Jonny Fairplay and "some other no-name." According to Ricci, this was the most upset he had ever seen her, to the point that people genuinely looked like they feared for their jobs. Later during the meeting, Ricci jokingly says, "Hey, don't worry folks. I think I may be able to dig up contact info on Bobcat Goldthwait."

"Dixie and the SVP gave me stares from hell and then Don West and Terry Taylor busted out laughing to make it worse," Ricci wrote.

Here is Ricci's e-mail in it's entirety:

"Bonaduce? Cmon. Can you imagine how much this is going to cost TNA? I will never ever understand why Dixie Carter and her SVP do things like this. And trust me, this is all Dixie and her people. Scratch that. I do understand why they think they are doing it.

At meetings close, Dixie projected her frustration about another failure, on her people when she went off about no one getting in touch with Vanilla Ice, Jonny Fairplay, and some other no-name. She was so pissed. This was the most pissed I had seen her up to that point. And people were scampering, pointing fingers and genuinely looking like they feared for their jobs. I couldn't help it. I tried to bite my tongue and I was really hoping it was a joke. I had to say, 'Hey, don't worry folks. I think I may be able to dig up contact info on Bobcat Goldwaith.'

Dixie and the SVP gave me stares from hell and then Don West and Terry Taylor busted out laughing to make it worse. For a second, I was jerky, but then I thought, 'How embarrassing is this? They are bleeding money and Vanilla Ice was going to save the day.

Then there was the infamous Pacman Jones embarrassment, Blago (Rod Blagojevich) in the Main Event Mafia and now Bonaduce. These idiots think that because he was on that Hulk Hogan crappy celebrity's thing that somehow Bonaduce gets a rub. And that this is one step closer to tapping the 'in' crowd. Some imaginary new breed of wrestling fan that TNA is going to develop. How's that working for you guys? You can't even develop any wrestling stars.

I would also love to see how far behind they are on their bills as well. They owe people money that work for them and provide services while they go out into the mainstream media with this kind of crap, alienating the people that work with them, and for them, even more because I guarantee you that what they are spending on this future flop could cover all that back pay. I'm telling you, this is just Dixie and her SVP doing nothing but playing live wrestling dolls."

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Op zondag 29 maart 2009 19:42 schreef The-Brahma-Bull het volgende:
Ja, dat zal best. Maar Vince denk meestal 1 dimensional van, als je niet voor ons bent, ben je tegen ons. Vreemd dat Sting dan zo op "good terms" blijft.

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Op maandag 30 maart 2009 09:00 schreef kidkash19 het volgende:

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Behalve als Vince weet dat hij ergens veel geld mee kan verdienen en met een Sting DVd en al die merchandise kan hij ook echt veel geld verdienen. Vince is eigenlijk helemaal niet 1 dimensional want hij heeft al meerdere "vijanden" benaderd en daar geld mee verdient dus ik denk niet dat dat terecht is.
Vince is gewoon een echte zakenman, ik heb eigenlijk nog nooit gehoord van Vince dat hij zo denkt maar goed....

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Op maandag 30 maart 2009 00:55 schreef The-Brahma-Bull het volgende:
En WMW (Wrestlemania Week) is begonnen

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Op maandag 30 maart 2009 10:15 schreef kidkash19 het volgende:
Dit was gewoon super

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WWE star Mr. Kennedy believes WWE's drug-testing is too rigorous and he feels like every time he comes to a TV taping, there's a drug test for the wrestlers. Kennedy doesn't care if he's reprimanded for the comment.

"Testing is ridiculous. I swear it's far more rigorous than the NFL," Kennedy told the U.K. Sun in a recent interview. "It seems like every time we go to TV, there's a note on the door that says we're testing. Do it on a weekly basis and it tends to be a bit much. I'm probably going to get myself in trouble here."

Kennedy's frustration with WWE's Wellness policy stems from when he was suspended in 2007 when his name appeared in Sports Illustrated for receiving shipments of testosterone from a shady doctor.

"I thought the suspension was bulls--- to begin with," Kennedy said. "I feel I had a legitimate medical condition. Someone will say 'you're not supposed to go online to get.' I never went online once. Never. It was an actual guy who said he was a doctor who I got my stuff from."

Kennedy said he needed his "stuff" - testosterone - because his body had shut down its natural production of testosterone. He says he used steroids on the independents to bulk up and try to get a look from WWE.

"You go through your life trying to get into WWE; you do everything you can," Kennedy said. "I made some decisions - I'm happy or not happy about. I made those decisions and I have to live with them."

Kennedy explained what he feels is a legitimate medical condition that resulted from his previous steroid use: "What happens is when you stop taking that stuff, your natural level of testosterone - you feel like s---. You can't get out of bed in the morning. Your natural production of testosterone just stops."

Kennedy defends his use of steroids by saying no one should be concerned about it except for himself.

"If I'm not hurting anybody, what's the big deal?" he asked rhetorically. "If I'm going to have health issues, I'm going to have health issues."

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Op maandag 30 maart 2009 15:14 schreef kidkash19 het volgende:
"World Wrestling Entertainment has come to terms on the release of Smackdown Superstar Mr Kennedy as of today, March 30, 2009. WWE wishes Mr Kennedy the best in all future endeavors."