Kelly Kelly On Maxim Magazine Cover

Kelly Kelly On Maxim Magazine Cover

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WWE Diva Kelly Kelly on the latest cover of Maxim Magazine:

During the interview Kelly says Steve Austin is her idol and that she wants to get in the ring with Lindsay Lohan:
“She needs some sense knocked into her,” she said.


Source: wrestlingtruth.com

Interview with CM Punk: WWE magazine (issue October 2011)

Interview with CM Punk: WWE magazine (issue October 2011)

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CM Punk sale en la portada de la "WWE Magazine" del mes de octubre, la cual cuenta con una "explosiva y polémica" entrevista con el Second City Saint. Al autoproclamado "la voz de los sin voz" se le dio la oportunidad para expresar sus preocupaciones con la confianza del cerebro de la WWE, sus compañeros luchadores que merecen una mejor oportunidad, y si algo va a cambiar después de su regreso a la organización deportiva de entretenimiento. Los aspectos más destacados de la entrevista son los siguientes:

En tu estimación, ¿qué crees que es lo malo que hay en la WWE ahora mismo, y qué harías para cambiarlo?

"Lo malo con la WWE en este momento es que no hay suficientes jóvenes. La mayoría de las ideas son viejas. Trabajaron en la Era Actitud o en los años 80 - y no estoy diciendo necesariamente que sean malas o que estén mal, pero necesitan actualizarse, es necesario ajustarse. Es necesario que haya algunas mentes jóvenes que giren las cosas, por así decirlo. Estoy harto de ver a personas que son excelentes luchadores, ser pasadas por otras que tienen abdominales o que vienen de la segunda cadena de linieros de una liga de fútbol europea. Creo que hay una gran cantidad de personas que, en sus propios términos, han creado sus propios personajes y han perfeccionado su arte, simplemente por amor a lo que hacen. No estamos tratando de ser culturistas o jugadores de fútbol que fallan miserablemente y luego llaman a su tío o a su papá y les dicen: 'Oye, voy a darle una oportunidad al wrestling porque soy muy malo en todo lo demás.'"

¿Por qué crees que es algo malo en los chicos que - como tú - son fanáticos pero no son parte de un deporte o una competición de culturismo?

"Ahora bien, esto es una especulación completa. Ni siquiera puedo decir lo que otra persona está pensando. Sólo puedo decir lo que se oye. Y yo no voy a estar en lo cierto el 100 por ciento de las veces. Creo que la gente que ama lo que hace no va a hacer algo si son despedidos. Al igual que Colt Cabana. Es un ejemplo perfecto. Él es un luchador. Si es contratado, y no funciona, estará luchando en otro lugar al día siguiente. Él no está tratando de meterse en un trabajo de contabilidad. Él es un luchador. Él siempre va a estar ahí. Así que creo que si te gusta el wrestling, a veces y tal vez, acabas castigado. Eres colocado el último en la fila. La actitud es: siempre vas a estar aquí, tal vez podamos usarte más adelante si es necesario, pero ahora vamos a utilizar a este tipo porque era bueno en el fútbol americano universitario, pero él no hizo bastante en la NFL."

Otra de tus quejas es referente a cómo se ve el Campeonato de la WWE. ¿Cómo rediseñarías el título? ¿Cuál es el aspecto definitivo de ese campeonato especial para tí?

"Oh, Dios. ¿Cuánto tiempo dura esta entrevista? Sinceramente, creo que Dwayne pondría una linda vaquita azul en su título o algo así. Luego, por supuesto, Stone Cold pondría un cráneo fumador. No se. Creo que podría poner Straight Edge o algo de eso. Un par de "X"s podrían hacer que se viese bien. Hacer que se vea como un título debe ser similar, y no hacer que se vea como una especie de título de un rapero extraño. Siento que el aspecto definitivo, sin embargo, es al que me gusta llamar "Título de Bret Hart." Creo que a todos les gusta llamarlo el "Título de las alas del águila." Eso es un poco redundante. Estoy bastante seguro de que la mayoría de las águilas tienen alas.:D Es lo que siempre sobresale en mi mente."

Este enojo con tu trabajo se ha enconado durante un tiempo. ¿Hubo un momento en el backstage, cuando sentiste que ya era suficiente?

"Puedo nombrar una de las grandes cosas que están en mi cabeza. ¿Qué me dices de estar estelarizando el main event de un pay-per-view como el Campeón Mundial de peso pesado contra The Undertaker y luego, unos meses más tarde, estar en un dark match contra R-Truth en WWE TLC? Eso es bastante ignorante en mi mente. Este es el problema. Esto se lo hacen muchas veces a muchas superestrellas. Es una especie de bajar las cosas. A la compañía les gusta poner de relieve a ciertas personas. Como: "Esta semana, Kofi está bien", y luego, la próxima semana "Hemos camiado de idea, nos gusta Dolph Ziggler esta semana." Es barajar las cosas hasta la saciedad, y lo siguiente que sé es que la gente no le da una mier** a ese chico."

¿Cuándo realmente comenzó a notarse que te ibas a ir de la WWE en serio?

"Les dije que probablemente en un año me fuese. Ellos dijeron: "Oye, ¿qué tal si hablamos de tu contrato?" Y yo dije: "No, realmente no me da la gana." Y me decían: "Está bien, da marcha atrás. Un Punk malhumorado y temperamental. Hablaremos la próxima semana." Y la próxima semana fue: "Oye, vamos a hablar de ello." Y entonces, tal vez ocho o diez meses después, fue: "Oye, tengo muchas ganas de sentarme contigo. Realmente tenemos que firmar un nuevo acuerdo." Y fue entonces cuando yo decía: 'No, no me interesa.'"

Vayamos de vuelta a tu combate por el título en WWE Money in the Bank. ¿Qué hizo diferente ese día, sabiendo que podría haber sido tu último día de trabajo?

"No creo que hiciera algo diferente ese día. Soy un hombre de palabra. Yo no iba a saltar sobre mi propio contrato. Yo iba a dejar que se agotase. Estos son los términos que acordamos en su fecha y estuve de acuerdo en hacerlo, y definitivamente iba a terminarlo. Pero creo que he hablado mucho acerca de todo y de todos, todos los ojos estaban puestos en mí y creé una situación de alta presión. Por suerte, prospero muy bien en esas situaciones. Yo diría que lo logré. Todas estas cosas, me refiero, por ser el mejor del mundo, sin duda lo demostró esa noche. El combate se acercó a los 35 minutos. Pero luché durante 93 minutos una vez en el año 2002 o 2003 en un combate al mejor de tres caídas."

Mencionaste en un podcast con Bill Simmons que habías tomado la decisión de volver y renunciar en WWE Money in the Bank. ¿Crees que tu decisión fue del todo empañada por toda la emoción de ese día?

"Lo puedo dejar a un lado. Yo puedo ser un robot si es necesario. Renunciar era algo que estaba en mi mente día tras día, estuviese en el gimnasio o durmiendo. Yo estaba pensando en ello, yo estaba realmente tratando de averiguar cuál era la mejor decisión para mí y para mi futuro. Llámame loco, pero también estaba tratando de averiguar cuál era la mejor decisión para la empresa como un todo. Me encanta lo que hacemos. No voy a llevarme bien con todo el mundo con los que trabajo. No estoy seguro de que vayan a estar de acuerdo con todo lo que digo, pero al final del día, quiero que la voz de todos sean escuchadas. Quiero que este lugar tenga éxito. Así que tuve que sopesar mis opciones."

Otra cosa que notamos es que has utilizado la "W" mucho en tus diatribas estas últimas semanas. ¿Cuánto te gusta decir "entretenimiento deportivo"?

"Yo no lo odio tanto como se pueda pensar, pero realmente creo que es ridículo cuando uno no tiene derecho a decir "wrestling". Al fin y al cabo, eso es lo que pasa en el ring. Ese ring es nuestro escenario. Lo que hacemos en el escenario es luchar. No estamos jugando. Yo estoy ahí luchando por la victoria. Victorias y derrotas significan algo. La lucha libre pasa a ser malditamente entretenida."

¿Es raro llamarte "Superstar" en lugar de luchador?

"Yo no creo que sea raro. Creo que todos somos superestrellas. Por supuesto. No creo que haya nadie más que pueda ser llamado así. ¿Llamarías a Brad Pitt 'superestrella'? ¿Crees que Brad Pitt puede hacer lo que hacemos? ¡Por supuesto que no! Brad Pitt se estudia miles de líneas antes de tiempo y tiene un entorno muy controlado en el que se ve lo mejor que puede. Tiene maquillaje, luces, hay gente que hace el sonido y todo. Si fuésemos así en la televisión en vivo cada lunes por la noche lo mataríamos. Ahí es donde la parte de entretenimiento entra en juego, pero es más divertido entonces una película de Brad Pitt. No hay repeticiones, ¿sabes? No hay Toma 1, Toma 2 - "Metí la pata, permíteme volver a hacerlo" Si metes la pata, metes la pata. Esa es la parte divertida."

Una cosa que has cambiado es tu música de entrada, ahora a la de Living Colour "Cult Of Personality" ¿Consideras algo más?

"No, es la elegida. Era un recuerdo de mis días independientes, pero también en forma justa. Tengo un coraje tremendo, me gustaría decir que esto era sólo una corazonada de que esto era lo correcto, cambiar mi música. ¿Me gustaba mi vieja canción? Por supuesto. ¿Era reconocible? Claro, yo la había usado durante cinco años. ¿Era hora de un cambio? ¿Era algo arriesgado? Sí y sí. Pero en última instancia, creo que fue la decisión correcta. Yo no he sido capaz de quitarme la canción de mi cabeza desde el pasado lunes. Es una canción que salió en 1989, cuando yo estaba en mi equipo de béisbol, y ahora acaba de saltar en el iTunes Top 200. Eso es poderoso. Que debe decir mucho de la gestión de la WWE. Se debe decir: "Mier**, este chico tiene el poder de hacer algo importante. Vamos a ver qué más podemos hacer"."

¿Qué es lo realmente diferente ahora que has vuelto? ¿Lo que realmente vamos a ver nuevo?

"Yo no quiero arruinar ninguna sorpresa, pero te diré que cuando los Ramones fueron elegidos al Salón del Rock 'n' Roll de la Fama, hubo un superviviente de la formación original que quedaba vivo, y fue Marky. Marky originalmente estaba en el Salón del Rock 'n' Roll de la Fama. Esto es, después de todo, el establecimiento que evitó toda la banda por su carrera, y él no quería tener nada que ver con eso. Él era muy firme en que, "No, no tienes el privilegio de tener a los Ramones en tu pequeño club." Mi buen amigo, Lars Frederickson [de la banda Rancid], se puso al teléfono y le dijo: "Marky, escuchame. Tienes la responsabilidad de recibir este premio y estar en el Salón de la Fama para demostrar que sois tan grandes como los Rolling Stones, que sois tan grandes como los Beatles, que eres tan bueno como Led Zeppelin, todos estas bandas que quizás nunca reciban tanto crédito como los Ramones." Y eso es algo de lo que siento por la WWE en estos momentos. Yo soy el tipo que, para todos los efectos, nunca debería haber llegado a la WWE. Luego tuve obstáculo y más obstáculos en mi camino. No sólo tenía que superar los obstáculos, que lo hice, también tenía que apartar a la gente que intentaba cortarme la ruta. Siento que tengo la responsabilidad de los luchadores más jóvenes en la lista, los que no están firmados, sin embargo, y el futuro de la lucha libre como un todo, para ayudar a hacer de este lugar uno mejor, y para cambiar este lugar. Desde luego, no se puede cambiar esto estando sentado en mi sofá, en Chicago."

Fuente: Maswrestling.net


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WWE Diva Gets the cover of the magazine, Jim Cornette thanks CM Punk, Funk birthday, more

WWE Diva Gets the cover of the magazine, Jim Cornette thanks CM Punk, Funk birthday, more

-WWE Hall of Fame Terry Funk turns 67 today while Cody Rhodes becomes 26 and Alicia Fox makes 25.

-Ring of honour of Jim Cornette wrote the following on CM Punk name put ROH Monday premiums: "@ CMPunk recognizes the best wrestling in the world when they see."Thank you Punk. "# bitw # ROHbest # findroh"

-WWE RAW crew has arrived safely at Australia and will start the tour on Friday. Several of the stars making media appearances today to promote the show.

-WWE Diva Eve Torres announced that it is on the cover of the July edition of the magazine for performance & muscle.

Direct link: Sexy new photos Eve Torres performance magazine & muscle


Source: lordsofpain.net

Orton makes neighborhood newsletter, Cena need time, WWE Magazine News

Orton makes neighborhood newsletter, Cena need time, WWE Magazine News

-WWE Randy Orton was mentioned in a St. Louis suburb neighborhood newsletter, mention that he progresses to the area. Would be noted that he appreciated his privacy.

-John Cena is reportedly in poor condition and needs time to heal nagging injuries. He has neck, hip and elbow problems, on the basis of General wear and tear and past problems.

-WWE have discussed, the official WWE magazine moves in to a digital format, to save printing costs. You have broken just yet in the last years of traditional sales.


Source: wrestlingtruth.com

Cena, Orton injury update is moved to a new location, the future of WWE magazine, more

Cena, Orton injury update is moved to a new location, the future of WWE magazine, more

-WWE has discussed the WWE magazine moving to a digital format strictly to save money. Magazine of the WWE in print has broken even in recent years.

- As noted earlier, Ed "brutus beefcake" Leslie was injured in a celebrity boxing match in the 28th of may in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. The former star of the WWE and WCW was operated knee June 3 to repair the injury.

-WWE champion John Cena is said to be beaten much worse of what is left. Dinner is apparently suffering from neck, hip and elbow problems.

-Weight world heavy champion Randy Orton moved recently to a new house in a suburb of St. Louis. It was mentioned that Orton was advancing, in one of bulletins neighborhood that is sent. The above-mentioned stated that Orton would appreciate their privacy.

Update: photos of the edge television filming, New Look Batista, big news from John Cena, Maryse tight new and more!

Source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter


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FightLife magazine is now available! Tough enough winner interview and more!

FightLife magazine is now available! Tough enough winner interview and more!

25 May issue is now available! This month, Edition holds over 40 exclusive in-depth analysis of sports of all kinds. I promise you, not the quality and exclusivity, we offer on another website! We need to know only to you where here's some of what offer this month.

-WNS's own Justin Henry sits down with hard enough 3 was awarded to Matt Cappotelli, and explains the inspiration, determination, which took him from the business and what could bring him back.

-Matthew Hester gives us one over the shoulder to see a fan selected referee as he reminds his amazing experience as an arbitrator a show in Brooklyn, New York, for FSI.

-Marc performs a detailed comparison between SmackDown General Manager, Teddy long and anonymous General Manager of Monday night raw. As similar to and different they really are?

-Naphtali analyzes the MMA dream of a "fight", and the possibility of the coveted match of Georges St. Pierre and Anderson Silva determines.

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ToT Presents: TDS [001] – Mailbag; Ask Sparty; FightLife Magazine

ToT Presents: TDS [001] – Mailbag; Ask Sparty; FightLife Magazine

Tales of Tyler [73] Presents: The Daily Spartan [001] – Mailbag; Ask Sparty; FighLife Magazine

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QUESTION 1:
Sparty, you’ve been pretty critical of John Morrison in the past. Last night he put on a good match, and I just want to know your thoughts on him currently and where he stands going forward. – Jason R.

Well, Jason, as you seen in my Extreme Rules predictions, I thought JoMo was going to win the WWE Championship. As you seen while watching the PPV, JoMo came out of that match looking VERY good. He was within inches of getting the title, only for R-Truth to come and further their program. I’m not saying that a Truth-Morrison program isn’t a good thing, because it is. I just wish he would’ve got that belt. Especially considering SupahCena won it, in the end. I believe that Morrison has to be in good standing going forward. He has that playmaker ability. He can put on a show when it’s needed out of him, much like Shawn Michaels was capable of. That’s why I still to this day believe he’ll be a big player in the years to come. Probably not now, but as long as he stays healthy, there’s no doubt he’ll be the Jeff Hardy of the next generation. The PG era couldn’t come to an end quick enough for him.

QUESTION 2:
Ever since you returned to writing, you’ve done little to no mention of TNA. Why is that, and what are your honest thoughts on TNA? – Benjamin

I guess that reason would be that I just don’t watch TNA as I use to. You’re right, though, the only mention of something TNA in any of my columns since my return would be the first one, when I predicted that Pope would be a first time champion by year’s end. A prediction I’m starting to regret now seeing the way their booking him. Anyways, the most the last episode I saw was the one two weeks after the Jeff Hardy-Victory Road incident. Either I’ve found myself out doing something, or when I’m free to view it, I’ll normally choose Man vs. Wild instead. I was going to do a column over their last PPV, a preview of sorts, but the time came and then the time went. Nothing happened. I pledge to give my time to TNA going forward, though, especially since I’ll need material for daily columns! I might do a Running Diary of next week’s episode. Who knows…

Question 3:
Spartacus, what are your thoughts on Alberto del Rio? Why do you feel that he’s too young to be a World Champion in the WWE? – Ronnie S.

Ronnie, thanks for asking such a misconceived notion about me. I do not feel that Alberto is too YOUNG to win a World Championship. I feel he is to EARLY into his WWE run to be given the title. I don’t care how over he is. World Championship reigns for superstars so early in their career does NOT have a good track record. Look at Brock Lesnar, sure he was pushed to the moon, and if he had stayed with the WWE, he would be one of the biggest stars today. Fact is he did not. The reason, I believe, is that he got burnt out and bored with wrestling. When you spend your entire career trying to achieve something you don’t just leave it and then try to go for something different.  When you spend a year in the company and then get what you had always dreamed of, it gets old, and you want to go off and achieve that same success in another avenue. Quite frankly, Vince spoiled Brock Lesnar, and that’s the core reason why he’s no longer a superstar. Sheamus could be the next guy to follow in that trend, but I think Vince is doing the right thing by putting him back in the mid card, and making him get himself over and climb that ladder alone without the skills of the creative team. See, that is just what I do not want to see happen to Alberto. He has great potential to be a wonderful star one day. In 2-3 years, though. If they book him right over the next 10 months, then it might be about time to put the belt on him before he completely loses his heat, but not now. Make him earn it, Vince! Don’t let him play the backstage cards.

Alright, that’s it for Mailbag tonight. I’d feature a few more, but the majority of the remaining are SPOILERS, or wouldn’t feel right answered at this moment. I’ll be back sometime Friday, with Day 2, guys! Until then give me your thoughts on each of these stories either in the comments section, or via e-mail. Also, feel free to ask away questions, ONLY via e-mail. Until then…

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- I delve into what is to come for each WWE Championship including best and worst case scenarios for the next titleholders,

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FightLife Magazine is now availible!

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- A FightLife Exclusive Fiction Novel heavily surrounding the likes of Randy Orton and Edge.

- A Wrestling Referee’s view on how it changed his view on wrestling.

- Multiple columns covering the recent NFL Draft

- James Wright, author of The Heel Report gives us for exclusive columns into the multiple topics, including why legends should hold titles, and why TV shows should be more like the WWE

- The highly popular Survey Says resurfaces it’s head in this edition

- Joe Burgett gives us an insightful view on Desmond Wolfes situation

- I delve into the what is to come for each WWE Championship including best and worst case scenario’s for the next title holders,

- AND in the Two Faced Review, I give insight into the recent SMACKDOWN MAJOR SPOILER and what it’s effect has going forward.

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New Details On Sting's Negotiations With WWE, WWE Releases Digital Magazine

New Details On Sting's Negotiations With WWE, WWE Releases Digital Magazine


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New Details On Sting's Negotiations With WWE, WWE Releases Digital Magazine
By Daniel Pena
Apr 19, 2011 - 1:30:58 PM -- Sting surprised a lot of people by stating during a recent interview with The Daily Star that he was offered a match against The Undertaker at WrestleMania XXVII as well as a spot in the WWE Hall of Fame. People within WWE have said that there were no formal talks between Sting and the organization. They also say that Sting was not offered a match against The Undertaker, but there was informal talk regarding a legends contract and a spot in the Hall of Fame.

Meanwhile, TNA Wrestling sources believe Sting was telling the truth on WWE's interest level.

-- WWE returns to the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas on Sunday, June 26, 2011 at 4:00 p.m.

-- WWE has released the first-ever digital issue of WWE Magazine. It features exclusive wallpapers, vintage vignettes, an interactive quiz and a real-time fan poll. It costs 99 cents and features The Undertaker on the cover. A preview is available here.

Pics of *NEW LOOK* Dolph Ziggler ->

sources: Pro Wrestling Torch, PWInsider.com WWE Confiscating Zack Ryder Signs, News On Next Week's WWE Draft, Maxine WWE Superstars Match, WWE Holds Focus Group During WM 27 Weekend *LIVE SPOILERS* FOR THIS WEEK'S WWE SMACKDOWN 4/22/11 News on Alberto Del Rio's Party for Edge, Divas Dark Match Today, More Anti-Smoking Advocate Upset with R-Truth for RAW Angle, WWE Responds Stipulation Added to Tag Match at WWE Extreme Rules, Updated Card New Details On Sting's Negotiations With WWE, WWE Releases Digital Magazine WWE Giving Teenagers a Tryout, R-Truth's Smoking Angle on RAW, More Jim Neidhart Arrested Again, Another WWE Extreme Rules Match, More R-Truth Spoils His Heel Turn, JR Comments on RAW, Edge Roster Update




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The Rock Talks Return To WWE Magazine & Hints He'll Wrestle, JR Note

The Rock Talks Return To WWE Magazine & Hints He'll Wrestle, JR Note

By Ryan Clark | March 18, 2011 | Comments

The Rock Talks Return To WWE Magazine & Hints He'll Wrestle, JR Note -- Jim Ross tweeted the following today: "Look for what I'm told is an awesome pkg on Raw Mon w/ many folks talking the wm27 bout between Taker-HHH. That's 1 bout I'd love 2 call. Don't know the details but wwe is interested in signing ou grad & son of Vader, Jesse White 6'1"-235. His fcw try out seemingly went well."

-- In the latest issue of WWE Magazine, there is an interview with The Rock discussing his career and his return. When asked about how many of his old ring outfits he still has, he said, "I still own it all. It's still with me in my house. It was never going away because I knew I would one day use it again."

When asked if he was going to return to wrestling he stated, "Making movies is something that I love to do, and I know that it brings a lot of people joy, which in turn brings me and my soul great gratification. Being in the ring and entertaining the audience and kicking ass physically brings me and my soul great gratification as well. I can guarantee that I can always do both."

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SD! Rating Slides This Week, WWE Magazine Sales Tank, More

SD! Rating Slides This Week, WWE Magazine Sales Tank, More

Partial Source: PWInsider.com

-- The March 4 episode of WWE SmackDown! scored below a 2.0 cable rating, down from the prior week's 2.3 record rating on Syfy. The show prior to the record rating drew slightly above 2.0. Friday's number is in line with the show's average in 2011, which is slightly below 2.0.

-- World Wrestling Entertainment has released its 2010 annual report and it reports that approximately one million less copies of WWE Magazine were sold as compared to the prior year (from 4,026,300 to 3,068,000). Furthermore, publishing revenues declined $2.5 million in 2010 as compared to 2009 due to a 24% decrease.

-- The WWE website has posted new studio photos of Beth Phoenix.

-- One of the latest releases from WWE Films, The Chaperone, will be hitting DVD & Blu-Ray shelves tomorrow. Triple H will be at Wal-Mart tonight at 11pm in Dallas, Texas (1521 N. Cockrell Hill) to sign copies of the disc, and he will also be at the Wal-Mart in Norwalk, CT this Sunday at 11am (650 Main Avenue).


Source: wrestlinginc.com