Even More Various News: Ventura Wants WWE Investigated, Top DVDs, Dwayne Johnson Speaks on The Wrestler, More
Posted by Larry Csonka on 03.12.2009
Plus Chris “Braden Walker” Harris speaks on his career!
- Moviefone.com recently spoke with Dwayne Johnson about The Wrestler. Johnson had the following to say about the film:
"I thought that the movie...was real and memorable. That world...it's a very visceral, authentic world that director Darren Aronofsky created and I can't say enough great things about the movie. My uncle actually trained Mickey and he would call me weekly and give me progress reports. He was amazed at...his desire to do everything. That takes commitment."
- Speaking of The Wrestler, IGN has sneak preview of the DVD box art for the movie, which you can check out here.
- The following is the Billboard Recreational Sports DVD sales chart. WWE controls the list with seven of the top ten DVD titles:
1. NFL: Super Bowl XLIII Champions: Pittsburgh Steelers
2. WWE: Royal Rumble 2009
3. WWE: The Best Of Saturday Night's Main Event
4. UFC 90: Silva Vs. Cote
5. UFC 89: Bisping Vs. Leben
6. WWE: WrestleMania XXIV
7. WWE: Nature Boy Ric Flair: The Definitive Collection
8. WWE: Starrcade: The Essential Collection
9. WWE: John Cena: My Life
10. WWE: Undertaker 15-0
- Former WWE and TNA performer Chris "Braden Walker" Harris spoke about his career, stating the following:
"The last year of my career is one I would love to forget, but it's also something that is driving me every day. To prove to the fans and to myself, that I am still the guy everyone remembers on national TV a year ago, that I still have what it takes to be a player in this business, and I am coming to FIP to do just that. To prove to everyone in Full Impact Pro, the fans at home and even myself that Chris Harris can still get the job done. I know the odds are stacked against me, but tomorrow's a new day and I want to prove everyone wrong that Chris Harris isn't done." [Credit: Pwinsider.com]
- CYInterview.com recently interviewed Jesse Ventura, where he says the government should investigate WWE, and that if he was still in politics, he would have done it himself. You can read the full interview here. here are highlights of the interview:
"It's one of the things that if I would run for the senate I was going to do a senatorial investigation on the WWE. And you know for concerning what? What's even a bigger importance is the fact that today they are still called independent contractors by the government, which is absurd. They tell you when you wrestle. They tell you who you wrestle. They tell whether you win or lose. They tell you where you're going to wrestle. They are your boss as much as any job in the universe. Yet McMahon is able to get away with calling all the wrestlers even today when he has them signed to exclusive contracts he still is allowed to call them independent contractors where they have to pay their own social security and he doesn't have to pay a penny."
Here's hoping Chris Harris really applies himself to making something out of his career, rather than acting like everything ought to be given to him.
Posted By: luna (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 03:13 PM
Ventura is right in everything he said. I hope Raven and co continue their case against the WWE.
Posted By: Tim (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 03:19 PM
Jesse bitter about not being in the HOF?
Posted By: The Rev (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 03:25 PM
Please Jesse - common sense and logic has no place in either politics or wrestling.
I really respect Jesse. Whether you agree with his politics or not - he is a straight shooter with a vast level of integrity and common sense. Had he run for governor in my state, I'd have voted for him.
Him and a few other people (Ted Nugent came to mind immediately) are so outspoken and honest that we tend to dismiss them as crazy. They don't say what we want to hear - they say what they believe. I've never been hunting, but I'd go and shoot whatever Ted Nugent wanted me to just to hang out with him for a few hours.
I think Jesse needs his own TV show where he analyzes political speeches or hot topic issues. Please FOX News, make it happen.
Posted By: BobbyC (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 03:29 PM
and now Ventura gets edited out of all WWE archive footage. Replaced by Michael Cole. Wrestlemania 4, featuring Gorilla Monsoon and Michael Cole on commentary!
Posted By: Smarky Smark (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 03:40 PM
Good luck Jesse...
The only reason I get away with it is because I pay off some of the people in government.
You got NO CHANCE IN HELL!
Posted By: Vince McMahon (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 03:41 PM
"
"The last year of my career is one I would love to forget, but it's also something that is driving me every day. To prove to the fans and to myself, that I am still the guy everyone remembers on national TV a year ago, that I still have what it takes to be a player in this business, and I am coming to FIP to do just that. To prove to everyone in Full Impact Pro, the fans at home and even myself that Chris Harris can still get the job done. I know the odds are stacked against me, but tomorrow's a new day and I want to prove everyone wrong that Chris Harris isn't done." [Credit: Pwinsider.com]"
Shaddap, fatty.
Posted By: Meirsch (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 03:43 PM
Chris Harris screwed himself and it's all his fault. If never left TNA, he would probably in feuds with the MEM
Posted By: Cesarmania (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 03:48 PM
Shut up, Ventura. Leave us with your Monsoon/the Body legacy.
Posted By: Patrick (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 03:50 PM
I see Raven made a few phone calls...but in all seriousness, I don't believe Wrestlers should be considered independent contractors..many of which for reasons Ventura stated.
Posted By: Johnny Israel (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 03:52 PM
Ventura seems really sincere about polictics sometimes and has some good middle of the aisle ideas. However, after he articulates his point intellagently he goes on a rant about UFOs flying over DC, the Illumianati and Free Masons, or Oscar the Grouch mastermindinding 9/11.
Posted By: part-A (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 03:55 PM
Jesse bitter about not being in the HOF?
Posted By: The Rev (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 03:25 PM
Jesse is in the HOF
Posted By: Robbymac (Registered) on March 12, 2009 at 04:08 PM
"Jesse bitter about not being in the HOF?
Posted By: The Rev (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 03:25 PM"
Uh ... yeah. Venture IS in the HoF
Posted By: Robin (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 04:15 PM
Looks like Jesse Ventura is mad cause he didn't get a call for Wrestle Mania 25.
Posted By: Guest#5335 (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 04:18 PM
I have a theory here, and I'm thinking they may try to relaunch WCW possibly as a faction by having JBL buy it from Vince and make himself the Champion and aligning himself with Chavo and possibly Jehrico and I am thinking this may be the thing JBL does at XXV to change the wrestling world as we know it and since no else has ever made that claim I am sure he intends to and will do just that.
Posted By: Dave (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 04:19 PM
Shut up Ventura.Typical politician aren't you?Fucking over a company that fed you for 20 years so you can get fed some more.
Nobody is butt fucking these people into signing contracts.
Raven,Ventura and the rest of these assholes should pool their money and start their own company if they're so fucking concerned.
God Damn parasites.
Posted By: Guest#5148 (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 04:23 PM
Shut up Ventura.Typical politician aren't you?Fucking over a company that fed you for 20 years so you can get fed some more.
Nobody is butt fucking these people into signing contracts.
Raven,Ventura and the rest of these assholes should pool their money and start their own company if they're so fucking concerned.
God Damn parasites.
Posted By: A barely literate embarrassment
So are you capable of giving any argument other than a profanity filled "they should have been happy to work and accepted whatever screwing over they got without complaint"?
Posted By: Scott B (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 04:39 PM
Jesse bitter about not being in the HOF?
Posted By: The Rev (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 03:25 PM
This silly bitch everything out of his mouth is silly bullshit, go play Halo nerd.
Posted By: everyone (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 04:43 PM
What Ventura said is true but when the media got all over WWE about the steroids and Benoit noonne looked at the whole picture and see how unfair these guys are treated which might cause steroid and pain pill abuse, if you watch American news on T.V. you are an idiot who probably enjoys hearing about murders and rape.
Posted By: Meatloaf (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 04:45 PM
1 of the best DVD covers ever!!!
Posted By: The Notorious B.I.G. (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 04:46 PM
Shut up Ventura.Typical politician aren't you?Fucking over a company that fed you for 20 years so you can get fed some more.
Nobody is butt fucking these people into signing contracts.
Raven,Ventura and the rest of these assholes should pool their money and start their own company if they're so fucking concerned.
God Damn parasites.
Posted By: Guest#5148 (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 04:23 PM
Further proof that ESPN's Colin Cowherd was right this morning when he called wrestling fans like this guy "booger eating losers".
Just because Ventura had the guts to call out the almighty WWE the fanboys get their panties in a bunch.
Posted By: JJ (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 04:46 PM
Shut up Ventura.Typical politician aren't you?Fucking over a company that fed you for 20 years so you can get fed some more.
Nobody is butt fucking these people into signing contracts.
Raven,Ventura and the rest of these assholes should pool their money and start their own company if they're so fucking concerned.
God Damn parasites.
Further proof that ESPN's Colin Cowherd was right this morning when he called wrestling fans like this guy "booger eating losers".
Just because Ventura had the guts to call out the almighty WWE the fanboys get their panties in a bunch.
If my profanity offended you then I apologize.And I'm no fanboy.I'm a 32yr old pro wrestler out of New York.I am also college educated.
The basis for my rant was the never ending attempts to gut the WWE and Vince McMahon.
These people signed contracts knowingly what they were catagorized as.Now years later Vince and the WWE are the Satans of the wrestling word.Total b.s. If it weren't for the WWE most guys would still be working for $10 and a beer at a carnival.There would be no guaranteed contracts,million dollar hones,and college money for the kids.
How about the drug treatment the WWE offers?Didn't their testing save MVP's life???
Yeah Vince is a bastard.
Posted By: Guest#4806 (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 05:03 PM
I'm as big a ventura mark as you'll find, but this is over the line and enough from him. IF he was in politics, he had 4 years to investigate as governor. And if it's SO important, then don't let politics hold you back.
But the real joke is that he's taken two appearance checks since his full time run ended. If he was so principled he wouldn't have went back so he has no high ground
Posted By: Marty funkhowser (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 05:04 PM
"they tell you wether you win or lose"...way to break kayfabe.
Posted By: vince (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 05:06 PM
Ventura is someone who simply wants answers. I agree.
All people have to do is own up and answer shit. This society either hides or finds away to make someone look foolish when they don't have an intelligent rebutal.
Take notice world!
Posted By: Boo (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 05:11 PM
Hey Jesse, It's simple: If you don't like my rules, then don't work for me....
Posted By: Mr McMahon (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 05:35 PM
Ventura has a very valid argument there and he's not the only former WWE legend to state the same thing. McMahon has gotten away with many questionable things over the years.
As for Chris Harris - is he actually still moaning about the whole Braden Walker fiasco? GET THE FUCK OVER IT! You weren't the first to be let go early in your WWE career and you sure as hell won't be the last (Kizarny comes to mind here, same with Goldman/Cabana). Your matches in the WWE were average at best, and that's being polite. And God forbid if you're still the guy everyone remembers on TV a year ago, Braden. You went from getting your ass kicked by Black Reign to showing up 50 pounds too heavy on ECW. Yep, who could forget those glory days?
Posted By: Devin (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 06:04 PM
Dear Chris,
Before you go, don't forget to hit the gym,fatso!
Posted By: Yimmy N (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 06:09 PM
Chris Harris reminds me of one of my favorite HBO shows "EastBound & Down." lol
I hope everything works out for him and that hopefully he can make a run at TNA again. Idk what caused him to fall off in TNA (although i have an idea but i won't speculate) but I hope he can make it back into the shape he used to be.
Posted By: bighustle (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 06:16 PM
Jesse is in the HOF.
Posted By: mflake (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 06:20 PM
They completely missed the boat with the DVD cover art for the Wrestler. They should've made it look like that VHS tape he was pushing at the autograph signing. Here's hoping for a collector's edition that looks like that.
Posted By: Wyatt (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 06:56 PM
When did John Cena's DVD come out? I'm amazed that it's still on the charts.
"Yowza!"
Posted By: W. Axl Rose (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 07:08 PM
I'm a wrestling fan and as a wrestling fan, i want the workers to be treated well. They work just as hard and probably even harder than most "real" athletes yet get paid peanuts. Yes they earn more than the average american but we also have to factor in most have to pay for their travels and expenses
Baseball is making billions of dollars and bench players earn millions for backing up players while only the top stars can dream of earning millions.
Posted By: Guest#7791 (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 07:45 PM
Jesse bitter about not being in the HOF?
Posted By: The Rev (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 03:25 PM
Hey Rev,
Ventura IS in the hall of fame. He was inducted in 2004, which was probably about 2 years before you started watching wrestling.
Posted By: Guest#8377 (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 08:12 PM
Jesse bitter about not being in the HOF?
Posted By: The Rev (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 03:25 PM
Ventura IS in the HOF!
Next time, try THINKING before you post. It might actually make you look like someone who knows what he/she is talking about!!
Posted By: Guest#2459 (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 08:14 PM
Guest#4806 ....I take it English wasn't your major?
Posted By: D. (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 08:22 PM
Jesse Ventura is right. Wrestlers need something in the form of a union. I mean all the major sports have unions and they don't even work all year round. Don't get me wrong, they are good athletes but they don't put as much on the line as a pro wrestler does. Pro sports players are well taken care of because of their unions. I've been wrestling fan for years and have seen and heard all the misfortunes of a lot a wrestlers. I think it would help make the business better for everyone. Maybe even help with the backstage politics....(laugh)...or not.
Posted By: guest (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 09:09 PM
Ventura IS in the HOF!
Next time, try THINKING before you post. It might actually make you look like someone who knows what he/she is talking about!!
Posted By: Guest#2459 (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 08:14 PM
10 bucks says The Rev posted anonymously as a guest, ragging himself out to make himself feel less stupid.
Posted By: the dude (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 09:44 PM
Ventura is right. There are rules and definitions that govern what is classified as what. This is not a matter of interpretation, and it's not like he could steer the outcome of any kind of investigation. The whole point would be to subject wrestling to the scrutiny of an inquiry to decide/uncover if the status quo is accurately reflected in the term "independent contractor". My bet is that the classification is incorrect.
Blaming Ventura and somehow suggesting that he's bitter about the HOF or something stupid like that is infantile.
Posted By: someguy (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 10:05 PM
Ventura is a carny loser who is full of crap. Jesse is bitter over Vince McMahon not returning his phone calls when he wanted McMahon launch his candidacy for President on WWE television. Jesse has shown in the past that he's all about the dollar. Owen Hart's tragic death occured during his run as governor. Jesse was doing all these media appearances after his death making similar statements. All of a sudden a few months later Jesse seemed to change his tune and he made an appearance as a guest referee at SummerSlam in Minneapolis. He also made a few more appearances after that in the years following, including his HOF induction at WM 20. It seems Jesse only starts talking when he's on the outs with Vince. I don't take what he says seriously, especially with his goofy 9/11 conspiracies.
Posted By: Sumner (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 10:14 PM
Anyone who's taken any advanced business coures knows that the WWE is NOT a wrestling company, meaning that's not their core competency. They are an entertainment company. The rule of thumb in 21st century business is you keep your core in house, and outsource the rest. All they are doing is outsourcing their wrestling. Nike is not a shoe company, they are a marketing company. They don't make any shoes at Nike, they outsource that part to China. All their time and effort is spent on marketing and brand recognition.
WWE is no different. The stuff they keep in house is the production, the writers, marteting, etc. The wrestlers are replaceable grunts to for the people above to manipulate. In all honesty, it's a great business model, and WCW had it backwards, which is ultimately why they failed.
Posted By: Michael (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 10:23 PM
Professional Wrestling isnt a forced career. Its a career choice, not one you must have and it surely doesnt pay minimum wage. It seems to me these guys go into this business knowing all of these so called "absurd and unfair" treatments and yet as long as they getting that pay check and getting air time and a "positive" push they dont care but soon as thats not the case and they longer work for the company suddenly its time WWE be punished for these things. Professional wrestling isnt like any other career out there and to try and subjugate it to other jobs is wrong. And why always wwe? TNA is no different and yet no one wants to investigate them, in regardsly to econmics practices WWE isnt any different then any other wrestling promotions, youll get canned in any other company for being bad just as quick as you would wwe. while ventura statements may seem outspoken they are clearly biased. And seeing Raven leading the front to reshape proffesional wrestling is just rediculously appauling. will we ever see anyone who who isnt a failure or a a struggling midcarder try to reform professional wrestling?
Posted By: rellik kram (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 10:45 PM
Which diva was jesse?, did she ever verse trish stratus?
Posted By: wwe super fan37 (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 10:57 PM
Raven and Kanyon are pieces of trash and I hope their efforts are failures in the end. Internet smarks are full of crap and they don't truly care about benefits for wrestlers. They only care about WWE going down.
Raven and Kanyon are a couple of losers who were midcarders at best, blew away all their money and have nothing going for them right now. This is just a money ploy on their part. Raven and Kanyon don't deserve anything.
Raven is some moron who destroyed his body for years through drug use and being dumb enough to destroy his body working the garbage style in these bingo halls and thinks WWE should be responsible for all his problems. He's bitter over being cut and never making it in WWE with his played out gimmick that was overated begin with and quickly got old.
Kanyon is some whack job who has been out to get WWE for years since they fired him and didn't go along with his angle of trying to exploit his homosexuality. His whole "coming out" and being the first wrestler to admit it totally reeked of an attention ploy to launch his career.
Hopefully these pieces of trash fail in the long run and they get stuck working low rent indies and doing their 555th shoot interview. F them both and any oftheir supporters.
Posted By: Baxter (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 11:07 PM
VINTAGE Jesse Ventura !!!!
Posted By: Michael Cole (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 11:55 PM
Baxter, more like Relax-Ya
Posted By: Relax-Ya? (Guest) on March 13, 2009 at 12:33 AM
What's with you idiots who rag on Ventura for questioning 9/11? Have you morons done anything but listen to the "offical" story as told to you by the OH SO CREDIBLE TV media? There's plenty of questions to ask about 9/11, like what hit the Pentagon and why are we not allowed to see it?
Posted By: You're stupid (Guest) on March 13, 2009 at 01:15 AM
"Professional Wrestling isnt a forced career. Its a career choice, not one you must have and it surely doesnt pay minimum wage. It seems to me these guys go into this business knowing all of these so called "absurd and unfair" treatments and yet as long as they getting that pay check and getting air time and a "positive" push they dont care but soon as thats not the case and they longer work for the company suddenly its time WWE be punished for these things. Professional wrestling isnt like any other career out there and to try and subjugate it to other jobs is wrong. And why always wwe? TNA is no different and yet no one wants to investigate them, in regardsly to econmics practices WWE isnt any different then any other wrestling promotions, youll get canned in any other company for being bad just as quick as you would wwe. while ventura statements may seem outspoken they are clearly biased. And seeing Raven leading the front to reshape proffesional wrestling is just rediculously appauling. will we ever see anyone who who isnt a failure or a a struggling midcarder try to reform professional wrestling?
Posted By: rellik kram (Guest) on March 12, 2009 at 10:45 PM"
Actually, TNA is quite different in this respect. TNA wrestlers are free to appear for Indy Leagues or Internationally for other leagues as long as their appearances don't interfere with their TNA appearance schedule. This is why Jay Lethal is currently the JAPW Champion, Team 3D and the MCMG hold belts in Japan, and we see TNA guys all over the indys. Unlike how WWE pays thier wrestlers it's been said that most TNA wrestlers only get paid when they work, they don't get weekly paychecks.
As far as Jesse goes,Jesse has been an advocate for a wrestlers' union since the early 80s so his beliefs are nothing new.
The mistake people make is in believing just signing a contract is blindly binding. You can't go out and sign a contract to sell someone else's house without their consent, or sign a contract to rob a bank or sell drugs. None of those contracts are legally binding because they go against both law and human rights. It's not up to McMahon or his lawyers how valid his contracts are but up to the US Court System and in this case more importantly the Internal Revenue Service. The IRS has a set set of guidelines out there to determine a worker's status and so far thier are alot of questionable factors on that list as far as the WWE is concerned which is why Jesse and more importantly the Courts are now asking questions.
Posted By: RDR (Guest) on March 13, 2009 at 02:40 AM
"I really respect Jesse. Whether you agree with his politics or not - he is a straight shooter with a vast level of integrity and common sense."
Not really. He believes in those ridiculous 9/11 conspiracy theories. I lost all respect for the guy after hearing him speak on the subject. Hard to take him seriously on any subject now.
Posted By: Omni (Guest) on March 13, 2009 at 05:47 AM
Smarks are wrong again. TNA controls what outside bookings their talent can take. TNA can turn down an bookings or pull anbod from scheduled events. The wrestlers don't make their own schedule for outside bookings. Indy groups have to go through the TNA office in order to set up bookings. TNA also sets the booking fee and they get a percentage of the wrestler's indy payday.
Posted By: Wrong again! (Guest) on March 13, 2009 at 11:32 AM
As unfair as it may sound, wrestlers go into their profession with the knowledge that they are independant contractees. That is the business. If it were to change, it would definately change for the worse with unions and shit like that. The product would suffer terribly, and they'd be out of a job anyway.
If CURRENT wrestlers cared, they would do something about it. Notice how the only people who are lobbying for this are wrestlers and individuals who have retired, are over-the-hill or just plain bitter at the WWE?
It's what the current wrestlers want, and as terrible as being an independant contracter sounds, they do it cause it's the best for business, even if more expensive financially and health-wise.
Posted By: Banz (Guest) on March 13, 2009 at 12:28 PM
"Smarks are wrong again. TNA controls what outside bookings their talent can take. TNA can turn down an bookings or pull anbod from scheduled events. The wrestlers don't make their own schedule for outside bookings. Indy groups have to go through the TNA office in order to set up bookings. TNA also sets the booking fee and they get a percentage of the wrestler's indy payday.
Posted By: Wrong again! (Guest) on March 13, 2009 at 11:32 AM"
You're kind of missing the point here. Yes, TNA books outside for their talent BUT...and here's that biggg but...TNA talent gets to decide for themselves if they'd like to take outside bookings at all! If they choose not to take an Indy booking they don't have to worry about losing their job with TNA.
Banz: Most people in this World don't fight against their employers for fear of losing their jobs or reprisals from their employers and management while working there or just don't know what their actual rights are. That's what lawyers and lawsuits are for, when you think your rights have been violated or your employer has screwed you over illegally.
As far as unions go, I won't mention the name of which company tends to release talent while injured or pregnant because I think we all know who it is. When you get injured on the job and are threatened or let go it's unions that fight for you. This one I know all too well first hand. Some corporations try getting away with murder due to lack of union reps to deal with, until wrestling has a union practices like the ones mentioned above will keep going on.
Posted By: RDR (Guest) on March 13, 2009 at 03:19 PM
While I get the independent contractor thing...investigating the 'E would be devastating. Fuck that
Posted By: Dank (Guest) on March 13, 2009 at 06:56 PM
You people take some of this shit WAY too seriously, the interviewer ASKED Jesse Ventura his opinion and he gave it, big deal, he doesn't duck questions, they asked him and he told them what he thought! Just because a guy has an opinion on something, you all feel the need to put him down personally with retarded, rude little quips like "fuck him" "he's such a fucking idiot".
He didn't say that they are downright guilty either, he just said they need to be investigated internally, and honestly, McMahon has done some things that are questionable, and has a reputation for being a ruthless business tycoon. I've oftened wondered about how legal he's done certain things over the years. Yeah, look into his practices, if they are legal, great, good for him, if they aren't, well, who cares?! Doesn't have dick all to do with me. Sue the shit out of him, a bunch of people I don't know will get money owed to them, he'll have to cut down on using the private jet, maybe let go of a few assets, Raw will be on next Monday, my life will go on regardless, who gives a shit!
Before anyone starts, I don't hate McMahon, he's given me some great entertainment over the years, I also don't have a hardon for him either, the man makes an unprofessional ass out of himself on talk shows, and comes off like a childish prick half the time when you see him actually put on the spot by the non-wrestling media. Yes, we all as wrestling fans love some of the things he does and he is the greatest promoter in history, but the general public who doesn't give a hoot about wrestling thinks he's a total asshole, and rightly so.
Posted By: beboi (Guest) on March 13, 2009 at 09:31 PM
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