Sunday, 30 September 2012
Friday, 28 September 2012
WWE News: Possible Backstage Friction Between John Cena and Vince McMahon
His comments contrast with WWE.com,
which had previously reported that he would be facing only two to three
weeks recovery time from surgery to recover bone fragments in his arm.
According to former WWE writer Court Bauer, the mix-up is sure to not go down well with McMahon, who had previously informed officials that WWE.com was correct in their original report (via Wrestling Inc).
"From
what I know, Vince McMahon himself, in the agent meeting, the producers
meeting, told everyone straight up the dude is out for just two weeks,
'we dodged a bullet and that he's very much in the mix moving forward.'
That was Tuesday, he said that," said Bauer.
"So you have to wonder if Vince and the doctor said it and Cena is saying six weeks, there is an interesting issue there. Is it that John Cena wanted the full six weeks out?"
Whether
or not this is a former employee trying to aggravate matters is
debatable, but what is clear is that there was a clear break down in
communication that made the mouthpiece of the company (WWE.com) look embarrassing.
Cena
did make an appearance on Monday Night Raw, though it is still unclear
as to whether or not he'll be ready for the next pay-per-view, Hell in a
Cell.
Ryback will certainly be hoping that's not the case.
What do you think of the dispute between WWE.com and Cena?
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Brock Lesnar “Here Comes The Pain Collector’s Edition” DVD Synopsis And Trailer
The night after WrestleMania XXVIII, Brock Lesnar made a shocking return to the ring and leveled John Cena with an F-5, sending a message that after eight years, the pain is back! In 2002 and 2003, The Next Big Thing brought it to the biggest and baddest competition in WWE, becoming the youngest WWE Champion of all time and a household name virtually overnight. His awe-inspiring physique, amateur championship pedigree and affinity for punishing opponents made him an unstoppable force in the ring. Now, after years of dominating the MMA scene, Brock is back and looking to steamroll the biggest Superstars of today. This rerelease of the 2003 DVD, Here Comes the Pain, includes the original documentary that chronicles Brock’s meteoric rise to fame, as well as six hours of additional matches not included on the original DVD! Plus, hear Brock’s controversial comments upon his return to sport entertainment! . Fans can experience classic matches against Hulk Hogan, Undertaker, Rey Mysterio, Randy Orton and many more!
Growing Up
Debut: Destruction
King Brock
Brock vs. Rock
Battling the Dead Man
Surviving the Big Show
Wrestling Machines
Backlash
Stretcher Match
Brock Lesnar makes his WWE Debut
18th March, 2002
“The Next Big Thing” takes on the Hardy Boyz
8th April, 2002
Brock Lesnar returns to WWE
2nd April, 2012
- DVD 2
Coming Back
Brock Lesnar vs. Leviathan
Ohio Valley Wrestling 28th September, 2001
The Journey
OVW Southern Tag Team Championship Match
Rico Constantino & Prototype vs. The Minnesota Stretching Crew
Ohio Valley Wrestling 10th November, 2001
Superstar?
Jeff Hardy vs. Brock Lesnar
Backlash 21st April, 2002
Wrecking Machine
King of the Ring Finals
Rob Van Dam vs. Brock Lesnar
King of the Ring 23rd June, 2002
Who I Am
Rob Van Dam & ‘Nature Boy’ Ric Flair vs. Undertaker & Brock Lesnar
Raw 15th July, 2002
Hard Work
#1 Contender Match for the WWE Undisputed Championship
Hollywood Hulk Hogan vs. Brock Lesnar
SmackDown 8th August , 2002
Opportunities
WWE Undisputed Championship Match
The Rock vs. Brock Lesnar
SummerSlam 25th August, 2002
Carrying Myself
Brock Lesnar vs. Randy Orton
SmackDown 5th September, 2002
Focus
WWE Undisputed Championship Match
Brock Lesnar vs. Undertaker
Unforgiven 22nd September, 2002
New Challenges
Hell in a Cell Match for the WWE Championship
Undertaker vs. Brock Lesnar
No Mercy 20th October, 2002
No Friends
Royal Rumble Match
Royal Rumble 19th January, 2003
Happiness
Brock Lesnar vs. Team Angle
SmackDown 27th February, 2003
- DVD 3
No Pain
WWE Championship Match
Brock Lesnar vs. Kurt Angle
WrestleMania XIX 30th March, 2003
Fight for It!
WWE Championship Match
Brock Lesnar vs. John Cena
Backlash 27th April, 2003
Being the Best
60-Minute Iron Man Match for the WWE Championship
Kurt Angle vs. Brock Lesnar
SmackDown 18th September, 2003
Fine-Tuned
Rey Mysterio vs. Brock Lesnar
SmackDown 11th December, 2003
Chaos
WWE Championship Match
Brock Lesnar vs. Big Show
SmackDown 12th June, 2003
Reckless Abandonment
Interpromotional Match
Goldberg vs. Brock Lesnar
WrestleMania XX 14th March, 2004
Pride
September 27th, 2012 Edge Reveals That He Is Getting Neck Surgery November 8th
The interview may be long but it’s worth listening to for Edge in and out of the ring. The interview has explicit language and is lengthly. It is embedded below:
Thursday, 27 September 2012
Who is more deserving of a Night of Champions rematch: Cena or Del Rio?
Now, Cena isn’t one to complain about circumstance. As Cena was pinning Punk at Night of Champions, his own shoulders were also flat on the mat, which resulted in a rarely seen double pinfall. Cena arrived on Raw with a purpose, not to chastise referee Chad Patton or to make excuses, but to give The Second City Savior an opportunity to definitively show he is “The Best in the World” by granting Cena a WWE Title rematch that very night on Raw. Cena’s willingness to compete was admirable, especially considering that The Cenation Commander-in-Chief was likely still reeling from the previous night, when Punk laid out Cena by hitting him with the WWE Title itself.
Meanwhile, Del Rio strolled into the Webster Bank Arena in Bridgeport, Conn., ready for a rematch as well. Feeling victimized by SmackDown General Manager Booker T’s reinstatement of Sheamus’ Brogue Kick mere moments before the World Heavyweight Title Match at Night of Champions, The Mexican Aristocrat felt another World Heavyweight Title Match was owed to him.
Not “skipping” a beat, Raw General Manager AJ Lee restored order on the red brand, acknowledging that both Cena and Del Rio deserve second chances, and elected to combine both of the Night of Champions main events to create a tag team “super main event” on Raw. At the end of the night, it would be Cena & Sheamus vs. Del Rio & Punk. Ms. Lee affirmed that a victory in this contest would go a long way in determining which Superstar is most worthy of another title match.
It was Cena who would score a victory for his team by pinning Punk, thereby presumably bringing him one step closer to a WWE Championship opportunity. However, as Cena had Punk’s shoulders flat to the canvas, the official failed to notice the WWE Champion’s foot on the ropes — a tactic that would have broken the referee’s count had the official seen it. Just 24 hours after a debatable call favored The Second City Savior, Cena reaped the benefits of controversial officiating.
The conclusion of AJ Lee’s “super main event” raised many questions, but one immediately comes to mind: Is it John Cena or Alberto Del Rio who truly deserves a rematch in the wake of Night of Champions?
Cena failed to attain the WWE Title thanks to a fair but debatable call by the official, but it’s arguable that the Cenation leader is far more deserving of a rematch. After all, in similar situations, championship bouts have continued after a draw. Want proof? Look no further than the 60-Minute WWE Iron Man Match between Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania XII, which was ordered to resume after a time-limit draw (resulting in HBK’s first WWE Championship reign). Had AJ Lee made a similar ruling, Cena could very well be enjoying his 11th WWE Title reign.
But what of Del Rio? The egotist’s prime complaint on Raw was that the timing of Booker T’s reinstatement of the Brogue Kick on Sunday night was unfair, and that Del Rio was caught completely off-guard as he was getting ready to challenge The Great White for the illustrious World Heavyweight Title. If Del Rio had been prepared for Sheamus’ signature maneuver — and more importantly, if the Brogue Kick had remained banned — Night of Champions might have been cause for celebration for the well-heeled Superstar. Then again, Sheamus similarly felled Del Rio with the Brogue Kick at Money in the Bank, and Del Rio had ample time to prepare for the maneuver on that occasion. There’s no concrete evidence that Sheamus and Del Rio’s Night of Champions bout would have gone any differently, Brogue Kick ban or no.
Nevertheless, it’s ultimately up to AJ Lee and Booker T to determine whether Cena or Punk — or both or neither — will receive title opportunities in the near future. But what does the WWE Universe think? To weigh in on this issue.
By William Cena, September 26th, 2012 Jim Ross Posts His WWE Raw Thoughts, John Cena’s Surgery, M
Jim Ross has a new blog entry on his official website. Below is an excerpt:
On the current path that @CMPunk is traveling, the WWE Champion and “Best in the World” aligning with @HeymanHustle Paul Heyman seems to be working well and will only get better…or worse depending on one’s interpretation.
Obviously, Punk doesn’t need a ‘mouthpiece’ as @RealMickFoley so accurately and passionately pointed out Monday night but the Punk/Heyman duo comprises one of the most compelling presentations that WWE has had in recent memory.
Mick’s presentation Monday night was one of the year’s best in ring, verbal performances and was one of the highlights of the three hour program from where I was sitting.
The WWE Referees had a better night than did the #NFL officials in Seattle. I don’t expect the WWE zebras to strike any time soon for the record.
AJ Lee is evolving into an intriguing RAW GM but she has huge shoes to fill considering that men like Mr. McMahon and @RealKingRegal once filled that role so precisely.
Speaking of WWE referees, Monday night was the first time in a long time that the men in the striped shirts names were mentioned on WWE TV.
I spoke with @JohnCena Monday and took a look at his surgically repaired elbow while he was doing rehab at the arena with Dr. Amman and the elbow and John’s arm in general looked gnarly. For those that don’t know, doing rehab on a repaired joint like an elbow is massively painful.
In my opinion, it was highly admirable that Cena was even at RAW Monday considering the pain he was in but it speaks to the dedication and passion of the polarizing former WWE Champion who looks to be out of action somewhere between 6-8 weeks.
When Dr. Jim Andrews was able to get inside Cena’s el;bow he found it to be in much worse condition than previously thought especially since John had been competing with the injury for several weeks. It was described to me that Dr. Andrews found a “junkyard” of loose debris and was amazing that Cena was able to compete in the condition the elbow was in.
Knowing Cena’s mindset and his mental toughness, it’s impossible to say exactly when he will be medically released to step back in a WWE ring however I’d wager a case of JR’s Original BBQ Sauce that it will be sooner than anyone else that I can think of at the moment.
I loved helping Cole call the Dolph Ziggler vs. Kofi Kingston bout Monday night. I thought the two, young superstars had a superb outing and that they truly maximized their in ring minutes to perfection. It was one of the better TV bouts that I have seen in quite some time. Bravo to both men.
Team Hell No, Kane and Daniel Bryan, are elevating the tag team scene and making that area more relevant by the week. The WWE Tag Team champions are becoming a valuable asset to WWE events with their unpredictable brand of entertainment and in ring skills.
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