WWE Trademarks Broski, TNA India Update, Raw Dark Match, Undertaker Backstage
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- WWE have now trademarked the term Broski, meaning Zack Ryder would not be able to use it if he left WWE.
- Another name being considered for the new TNA India brand is former WWE star Domino (Cliff Compton). The company were impressed with his recent work in Nigeria.
- Prior to last night’s WWE Raw going on air the live audience were treated with Sin Cara defeating Michael McGillicutty in a dark match.
- The Undertaker and Michelle McCool were backstage visiting at last night’s Raw. The couple live in Austin.
Undertaker’s career is currently winding down and it’s believed he’ll have one more run before either retiring outright or working only top PPVs.
Austin Is A Broski, Flair Disses TNA, Chris Masters Update, Band Violates WWE Copyright
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- Steve Austin rocks a Zack Ryder Broski headband on Twitter:
- Ric Flair raised a few eyebrows at the recent Gregory Helms benefit night by taking shot at TNA’s ratings. He made the joke that Mick Foley’s victory over him in TNA doesn’t count because nobody watches it.
Helms raised close to $5,500 from the evening, which featured stand-up comedy from Mick Foley and on and off from Flair. There was also a Q&A session, where Edge said he was relieved to have retired from WWE.
The event also featured TNA’s Gunner, former WCW star Lodi, ECW original C.W. Anderson and Reby Sky (Matt Hardy’s girlfriend).
- Chris Masters has launched a new website at TheMasterLock.com, where he will be debuting an Internet series entitled “The Masterpiece Theater.”
Here is a preview of the show:
- Rock band “If I Had a Hi Fi” which has a song playing off a 1983 feud between Harely Race and Ric Flair entitled “Somebody Take the Damn Money,” has been forced to alter the tract due to violating WWE copyright. The song features clips from Harely Race’s promo where he put up a $25,000 bounty for anyone who could take out Ric Flair. This is part of WWE’s extensive tape library.
