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-Paul Bearer said on her Facebook page that goes to the WWE television studios in Stamford, Connecticut today to work on a "special project".

-Film direct-video of Steve Austin, tactical force, will be released on Tuesday, August 9 on Blu-ray.

-Adelaide now has an article on The Miz, which recalls a humiliating experience which took place during his early days in the WWE.

"Nobody liked, everyone wanted me fired and was trying to get me fired." I am in the WWE and throughout the world and the WWE universe hates me. It made me feel like walking on eggshells, "The Miz said of his colleagues."

"I threw me in the dressing rooms, so that I could not find a place to change or shower." I remember once in the corridor to go to the (public Stadium) bath and fans will ' Oh my God, that is The Miz'-thank you, go to the bathroom next to a child with my shirt. Type of belittling and humiliating. "But it is one of those things that made me stronger and made me realize I could use everything that anyone dishes".

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-WWE Hall of Fame Jesse "the Body" Ventura recently spoke with Peter Rosenberg in New York on Randy Savage and more themes. Here is the video below:

-Original ECW Mike Bucci "Nova" is 39 years old today.

-Big Show and Alberto del Rio announced for next SmackDown brand tour WWE in Italy and Spain, as well as the tour of South Africa. Bret Hart also announced the South African tour in July.

News behind the scenes in the future of the big show, hot new party of Kelly Kelly Pix

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One of the greatest technical wrestlers to ever step foot inside the squared circle, Dean Malenko made his mark in the wrestling industry. Retired since 2001, "The Man of 1,000 Holds" talked to WWE.com about his storied career and what he's up to today. However, he says he was very close to not being here today.

"I had about a 30-minute window to get to the hospital or I wouldn't be having this conversation with you."

Malenko recalled the day in late November last year when a heart attack nearly killed him. It happened suddenly in the early morning.

He says he was sweating profusely and losing consciousness as his friends rushed him to the hospital. He discovered that he had 100 percent blockage in his main artery.

"They call it the 'widow maker,'" Malenko said. "It's actually what John Ritter died of."

Malenko says he was dead for three minutes before resuscitation and defibrillators pulled him back. However, he's not complaining. He looks at the situation like this: "I now get a second opportunity at life."

WWE also chronicles Malenko's journey through wrestling, which dates back to his childhood. He recalls his early days in the industry, through his time in World Championship Wrestling. He said WCW 'became a nightmare', but for the first two or three years 'it was good'.

"That's when they took a bunch of guys like Psicosis, Juventud [Guerrera] and Billy Kidman and put them in the cruiserweight division and it was fast-paced action. For the American audiences, it was like, 'Wow'," he said.

He feels his time in the promotion became awry in late 1998 due to backstage politics. He names two wrestlers in particular for causing him to be disenchanted with the industry.

"Once guys like Scott Hall and Kevin Nash ran roughshod over the business, it was not fun anymore," Malenko said. "I saw myself and my comrades around me that loved this business more than anything become very disenchanted. It made it a struggle to go to work."

The article is available here.

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Jeff Jarrett recalls Randy Savage: the beef with Vince, influencing the lucha libre
By Michael Bluth
May 24, 2011 - 3: 47: 59 PM Busted open satellite radio show with Jeff Jarrett
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Influence Randy Savage in wrestling:

"There were several different Randy sides." Personal, professional, inside the ring, outside the ring…...Randy was, in my opinion, if you want to talk only about the image of "Macho Man" Randy Savage, and I told you the other day. There are three things that they will make a great artist, who has his ring ability, verbal skills and the factor, and on a scale of 1 to 10, I think that Randy was a 10 out of 10 in all of them.

"His body of work throughout his career really holds me and obviously the WrestleMania match, WrestleMania III... When you have a party which can even withstand the test of time, that says it all." As in the music industry, there are sometimes classics ranging sobre and forever. Randy, had many of those with steam. He had a great series of matches with Ultimate Warrior. I believe that the best match to Ultimate Warrior had never been with Randy. "So much as an interpreter, you can say enough good things."

Randy Savage WCW days:

"Your reputation far outreached the wrestling industry." For Randy to influence corporate say so to take into consideration Slim Jim for an organization to another, kind of speaks volumes about the brand that became the male man. When he left the WWF to WCW, he was huge. I think to put Hulk (Hogan), style (Ric) and Savage, I am sure that everything is arguable the most famous wrestlers of all time, but Randy is the plot without a doubt. "

George "The Animal" comments Steel Vince McMahon was shattered when Savage left WWE in 1994:

"I think it was a shock and George probably knew more of the details of the time, but Randy was..." If he really thinks WrestleMania, and take root it in guessing the fabric of pop culture, to look Macho Man performed functions in the top ten. Type of speaks for itself.

* WWE legend reveals new details on beef of VINCE with RANDY SAVAGE

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TNA Wrestling talent Ric Flair appeared on "the Fan" charlotte 610 AM WFNZ radio station sports on Friday to discuss Randy Savage after earlier in the day. Include the following:

Style of "Macho Man" Randy Savage:

"Surely (concerned)." It is very sad. He married recently, it has been a little over a year and was happy, and you know, actually seemed to be at peace with itself. He only had a phenomenal career and that this case is really, really sad. "

Touch in his WrestleMania VIII coincides with Savage:

"It was a great day for me and for my first dance at Wrestlemania, of course." It was only a show extremely well written. It was like at that time he was married to Liz and she was a great comfort and a large star with the WWF or what was called then, of course. And it was, 'It was mine before she was his'. It was well written and done and Randy worked hard in the and I worked hard on it. We had a very good match. Curt Hennig, rest of God his soul, managed me and Liz managed to Randy and we gave them a perfect show and is impressive. "It was my first Mania and one of the best memories of my career".

Additional on Savage ideas:

"My thoughts on Randy are different." I think that any was such competition. Randy had a relaxing in a long time and I feel bad. I think at times that used to say ' Hey man, only to calm tempers and not worry about this and this and this happens... what you pass is going to happen. "If you go to sleep at night worrying about what will happen the next day, it is too difficult." As you know, it worked as I did, 365 times a year in the old days. He really broke Charlotte in 1975. He had only been here a year when Randy was moved here. He played semi-pro baseball, I think that, in St. Louis and was doing pretty well, but it was not blowing the staircase as expected so he came here and broke into the business.

"The irony is when first I moved here in ' 74, really, traveled with his father several times." He knew very well the family. His father adopted recently and I think that he hurts Randy really badly. They were very close. Randy fell just out of sight when the company was sold in the WCW (to WWE).

"I feel worse envelope, all the guys that are available and may be in the Hall of Fame of the WWE - there is more something that I am aware of is passed and have never included him because Randy was certainly a protagonist of the WWF in the days of the Mecca of the 1980s and 1990s."

Style Savage is one of the 10 best wrestlers ever:

"Of course." Yes. Of course. ... I am not always with Randy. Not going to lie to you. No sweat the things as did them. But not me... I had to fight like a dog in the race had to be who they were in the 1980s in this show, where everyone was fighting for every day of the position of his life. Do not have to evolve from. I never had personal differences with him, nothing about lifestyle. It was only business and not stop my opinion (of it) - that always did favors for me. He came and opened some of my gyms of gold coins. We were great friends. He and I met in the business, but out of the ring were great. I could drink beer and have a good time. And I made him laugh and helped him take his mind of things that bothered. We got over the great and had lots of fun.

"I used to tell him all the time, probably died with $ 300 million in the Bank." I am not exaggerating. I am still Joker. But Randy was very thrifty. He used to say to him all the time, because he stayed in hotels that were less profitable than where I was. (laughs) You can criticize everything what you want, but I'm going to enjoy the moment because you never know, know.

"The irony of that is Randy was only 58 years of age." That's sad because ensure you have enough money to live more than 200 years. He did. He worked hard to earn it. He worked very hard to win it. He deserved it. But always used to say, ' man, you live for the day. " Today another example of why you have to live for today. "You never know."

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Years ago, TNA Knockout Sarita left her home in Canada to become a "professional" wrestler in Mexico, where she is known as Dark Angel, as well as an icon of discipline. She discussed her life-changing move during an interview with Milenio Online.

Sarita, who's real name is Sarah Stock, began wrestling training in December 2001 in her hometown of Winnipeg, Manitoba. After working for various independent promotions, she moved to Monterrey, Mexico in 2003 in an effort to improve her ability. She packed her suitcase and made the move with little concern for her well-being as she was determined to become an elite performer.

(Note - rough Spanish to English translation)

"So I came in a truck from Winnipeg to New Laredo, and from there to Monterrey," Stock recalls. "I saw a great adventure and something that I needed to do, but to leave my family, to learn a new culture, the language, the struggle to learn Spanish, but the hardest part was being away from home and how to behave in a different culture to mine

"I did not bring much money when I arrived to Monterrey. A person who makes my equipment rented several rooms in a building, which is where I stayed. It was something very different for me, as my old house had heating in the winter and air conditioning in the summer, it was a comfortable house. I came to live in a room made of stone, with the bath and shower outside on the patio, and full of cockroaches, lizards, mice, all of that. I had to get used to it, it was hard. Those changes were far from easy and to live like this was a shock to me."

In spite of the difficulties, it never passed through her mind to return home, nor was she fearful.

"My parents taught me that regardless if you want to do something there is always a way to do this, I am a woman of challenges and make plans to achieve them," she said "Nor was I afraid. I do not know if it was youth or the excitement of a new adventure. I thought it was an opportunity to achieve my dream and I was only afraid of my greatest desire and my passion. I just thought about it and not the dangers of what could happen to me."

At the suggestion of a promoter, Stock began competing while wearing a mask; she also took on a new ring name, Dark Angel. She initially found it difficult to work with the wrestlers in Mexico, as she did not speak Spanish and could not communicate with them throughout the match. On October 17, 2003 she defeated Simply Luscious to win the Lucha Libre Femenil Juvenil Championship. Months later, Stock lost her mask in a forty-five minute mask vs. mask match against Princesa Sujei. Shortly thereafter, she decided to leave Monterrey to move to Mexico City and wrestle for Asistencia Asesoría y Administración. Although Stock began appearing with AAA under the assumption that she would be wrestling, the company had her start out as a ring girl. Stock did not wrestle regularly for AAA, and she stopped appearing for the promotion after a few shows.

Stock signed with Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre in 2004, AAA's rival promotion. She began competing regularly for CMLL as Dark Angel in the promotion's newly-rebuilt women's division, while also competing for various independent promotions in North America and Europe. Sarah was rewarded for her dedication as on July 1, 2005, she debuted at Arena México, "the cathedral of lucha libre."

She recalls, "I was nervous before going out, but people responded very well and I felt very excited when fans recognized me, this fight is a memory and an unforgettable feeling."

Stock has achieved numerous accolades since then and is considered the face of women's wrestling in Mexico. Her notoriety in the country led her to TNA Wrestling in 2009, where she reigns as one half of the TNA Knockout Tag Team Champions. She sends a message to the dreamers out there.

"You have to take life and seize it," she says. "Someone will want you to feel less, but if you want to do something, that will start without asking permission. Do not be afraid. It is never too late to follow your dreams."

The article can be read here.

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The Score Television Network's Arda Ocal & Renee Paquette interviewed future WWE Hall of Famer, Shawn Michaels. Highlights:

Was WrestleMania 14 being the "toughest day at the office" in his career? (2:00)
"Yeah. Yeah it was. I wasn't in a good place physically, obviously. But also mentally. It was just bad, all around. It was the culmination of a lot of things - a lot of bad things. And I would love to tell everybody that I was faking - and fooling - everybody, but it was a pretty rough day at the office, to say the least. And I guess, because I was in such a horrible place at that time, I never really envisioned people really grasping the fact that - 'holy cow man, I don't care if I don't like him, that dude is beating the heck out of himself and he's not in any shape to be doing it'. Over time, people now get it. But when you're doing it, you don't realize that people are sort of uncomfortable watching you while you're doing it."

How he felt emotionally & physically after WrestleMania 14 (3:45)

His thoughts on Triple H vs. The Undertaker at WrestleMania 27 (5:45)

How he would feel if Triple H is the one to break the streak (7:40)

What he felt when wrestling Vince McMahon at WrestleMania 22 (9:10)
"What I really enjoyed about that WrestleMania is that I didn't feel the pressure as I did in every other one. Because that one wasn't so much - 'hey, Shawn Michaels has got to be Mr. WrestleMania and steal the show' - because I was in there with Vince McMahon, I don't think people expect a phenomenal wrestling match. Just from a pressure standpoint, that being off my shoulders allowed me the fact the enjoy that I was out there with my boss and I get to beat the heck out of him."

What he thinks of Vince McMahon, as a performer (10:00)

What was bigger for his career: the infamous barbershop incident or the creation of DX? (11:40)

Why a charity raffle draw to be HBK's guest at WrestleMania 27

The full interview is available here.

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As we mentioned earlier, The Score Television Network's Arda Ocal & Renee Paquette interviewed future WWE Hall of Famer, Shawn Michaels. Here are some excerpts:

On WrestleMania 14 being the "toughest day at the office" in his career: "Yeah. Yeah it was. I wasn't in a good place physically, obviously. But also mentally. It was just bad, all around. It was the culmination of a lot of things - a lot of bad things. And I would love to tell everybody that I was faking - and fooling - everybody, but it was a pretty rough day at the office, to say the least. And I guess, because I was in such a horrible place at that time, I never really envisioned people really grasping the fact that - 'holy cow man, I don't care if I don't like him, that dude is beating the heck out of himself and he's not in any shape to be doing it'. Over time, people now get it. But when you're doing it, you don't realize that people are sort of uncomfortable watching you while you're doing it."

What he felt when wrestling Vince McMahon at WrestleMania 22: "What I really enjoyed about that WrestleMania is that I didn't feel the pressure as I did in every other one. Because that one wasn't so much - 'hey, Shawn Michaels has got to be Mr. WrestleMania and steal the show' - because I was in there with Vince McMahon, I don't think people expect a phenomenal wrestling match. Just from a pressure standpoint, that being off my shoulders allowed me the fact the enjoy that I was out there with my boss and I get to beat the heck out of him."

You can listen to the full interview by clicking here.

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Balls Mahoney Recalls The Night He Blew Up At Kevin Thorn In WWE
By Daniel Pena
Mar 22, 2011 - 12:16:14 PM On episode #10 of the WNS Podcast for WrestlingNewsSource.com Danny Ray, Jordan Landry and Tyler Abear interview ECW Original Balls Mahoney. Among the topics discussed are Mahoney's upcoming "fans bring the weapons" match vs. Lenn Oddity at Death Match Tournament LIVE Sat. April 2nd at NJN Studios 25 South Stockton Street - Trenton, NJ 08608!

During the interview Balls Mahoney revealed the last time he got mad at somebody for their in-ring actions was in WWE (ECW) against Kevin Thorn who knocked his tooth out. He notes that after a couple squash matches he was asked to go against Kevin Thorn to put him over - Mahoney said: "He (Thorn) beat the f*ck out of me, from the first time he touched me...I mean physically beat the sh*t out of me" He said that Scott Armstrong the referee for the bout was also concerned about the aggressiveness of Thorn and as the bout continued Thorn went against the planned finished and elbowed Mahoney in the neck and jaw resulting in Balls losing a tooth which left him not being able to breath. The match was brought to a close but not before Thorn press his arm across Mahoney's throat and swished his face.

Mahoney went on to reveal that backstage he blew up at Thorn and gave him a piece of his mind to an onlooking lockeroom including JBL who was looking for Mahoney to fight Thorn but he refrained as he didn't want to lose his job. Concluding Mahoney revealed there is no heat between the two now and that Thorn is a good worker. He did however note one backstage WWE agent took pleasure in the whole situation and said he won't reveal his name but "I'm not Sid Vicious and I am not going to stab this guy with a scissor I will f*cking shoot him" an obvious hint at Arn Anderson.

Balls also talks about crazy bumps, injuries and his most violent matches.

You can listen to the full Ball's Mahoney interview here / Right Click, Save As (.mp3): http://podcast.wrestling-radio.com/WNSPodcastEP10.mp3

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By Raj Giri | March 08, 2011 | Comments

-- Road Warrior Animal was a guest on Right After Wrestling with Arda Ocal and Jimmy Korderas earlier this week. When asked about tag teams today, Animal said, "I think (WWE) would take (tag teams) more serious instead of just trying to throw 2 guys together and call them a 'team'. Our (The Road Warriors) thing was different - our history. We got to bounce for 4 or 5 years together before - we knew each other. We knew what each other was thinking. I knew when Hawk gave me a certain look, that he ready to his somebody here. We just knew each other so well that we could take care of each other's back. I don't think you have that today. That natural instinct."

He was also asked about never facing Hawk in a match, to which he replied, "(Hawk and I) faced each other 1 time and we never touched each other. I was over working for Giant Baba and I got Baba to bring my brothers (Mark & John) over. They wanted to do a brothers-tag-team match because the Japanese are very big in the family. I said 'yeah sure' and I asked Hawk and he said 'yeah sure'. Then they said we need opponents who can match Animal & his brothers. (Great) Kabuki was one of the guys. Then it was Hawk and (I think) Muta were the other 2 guys. Hawk and I never touched each other (in he match)!" You can check out the full interview by clicking here.

-- WWE Hall of Famer the "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase will be appearing at the Florida Championship Wrestling show in Punta Gorda, FL on Wednesday, March 16th. The WWE Legend will join sons Ted Dibiase Jr. and Brett Dibiase, marking the first time all three will be present at the same show. For more details, go to FCWwrestling.com/.

-- The latest WWE Hall of Fame Class 2011 inductee Sunny was trending #1 on Yahoo! this afternoon. For those of you who missed it, you can check out the announcement of her induction below:

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