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Emperor Tiberius · by **Emperor Tiberius** on Sat Apr 25, 2009 2:37 am

I miss Chris Masters with all my heart.

Anyway, I don't get how Cena's STFU is so much better than Regal's STF. I guess he just does it HARDER

Prestwick · by **Prestwick** on Sat May 09, 2009 4:56 am

My suggestion is that John Cena is less likely to kill if angered for real than some random Lancastrian pushed into Wrestling.

Isn't it about time we had Regal for Manager of RAW again?

TheTarrasque · by **TheTarrasque** on Sat May 09, 2009 7:32 am

Prestwick wrote:My suggestion is that John Cena is less likely to kill if angered for real than some random Lancastrian pushed into Wrestling.

Isn't it about time we had Regal for Manager of RAW again?

NEVER!!! I'd rather see Paul Heyman come back and be Co-GM with Vickie Guerrero than see Regal come back as GM. He's better as a wrestler than a GM. It's a little cliche, but there are times when one should not quit their day job.

A mystery to me is how some can cheer Cena like he can do no wrong and others in the same crowd boo him like he's a heel worse than Randy Orton. Sure, he's unoriginal, but if he's a face, cheer for him. It also beats me how his character can be considered similar to those of Cryme Tyme and they still boo him and cheer them. Some people.

More importantly, why is the Undertaker, who is almost never given titles on SmackDown!, still on that show? Am I the only person who realizes he was much better used on Raw and that the fans who voted him to SmackDown! were total morons for doing so? Cause it seems to me that so long as he's been on that show, he's only ever been on Raw either for the chance he'd be drafted back to that show or to do this or that for a particular match on a PPV when going up against someone from Raw, with a few actual matches in between.

And about heels: Brett Favre retirement dramas make Baby Jesus cry, heel champions (Including the New York football Giants) make Zombie Jesus kill. Is anyone else aware that, at present, the only faces who are champions are MVP, Rey Mysterio, and Melina, none of whom hold titles that really matter in the WWE, with MVP only recently becoming a face. And for the sake of feuds and selling more tickets, am I the only one who thinks they're probably going to have both Randy Orton and Edge retain at Judgment Day, if not, then losing and regaining at the next PPV?

albone · by **albone** on Sun May 10, 2009 1:24 am

The thing with Cena is that there a lot of sheep in the crowd. Seriously, have you ever seen anyone boo an irish whip reversal? I get how it started; he was a rapper-thug-wannabe and was panned for it. He's gotten rid of all of that except the shoes and shorts but people remember booing him so they keep at it. I bet they don't even remember why. That's how far the sheep-Cena-mentality is.

I don't think Undertaker wants to leave Smackdown as that's HIS locker room and Vince gives him all of the room he wants in 'running' it. There was some dustups already with Triple H coming over because of it, which is moot now.

I read somewhere that at least one of the major world titles have changed each and every PPV for the last 8 months. If I'm not mistaken, face champions draw better than heel ones so expect someone to drop at Judgement Day.

As far as Regal, I'd settle for seeing the guy, period.

Emperor Tiberius · by **Emperor Tiberius** on Sat May 16, 2009 3:45 am

They were teasing a feud for Regal with MVP but I get the feeing not much will come from it, like his feud with CM Punk.

Prestwick · by **Prestwick** on Thu May 21, 2009 7:42 pm

TheTarrasque wrote:
Prestwick wrote:My suggestion is that John Cena is less likely to kill if angered for real than some random Lancastrian pushed into Wrestling.

Isn't it about time we had Regal for Manager of RAW again?

NEVER!!! I'd rather see Paul Heyman come back and be Co-GM with Vickie Guerrero than see Regal come back as GM. He's better as a wrestler than a GM. It's a little cliche, but there are times when one should not quit their day job.

Ugh! But he's much better as a dark and brooding GM than some idiot who just dresses as a pirate as his gimmick. Granted its a little better since he came back from his..er..enforced absence last year but he really did blow it as he got caught in the middle of a big storyline with some of the big names so in a way its all his fault really..

..still, like I said, its better than his "upper class Brit with a lower class Lancastrian accent" gimmick (was it a even a gimmick?) when he first came into the WWE...

albone · by **albone** on Sat May 23, 2009 12:04 am

I liked Regal as the GM. He's awesome on the mic. I really do enjoy his in-ring work more though, so at the end of the day, I'm just happy to see Regal on television.

lordmgc · by **lordmgc** on Tue Jun 02, 2009 1:38 pm

Waaa! WWE Release Mr. Kennedy!!

What's up with that!

lordmgc · by **lordmgc** on Wed Jun 03, 2009 11:41 am

Early reports that Kennedy injured his wrist were sent out as a red herring to protect what really went on. In truth during the match he back suplexed Orton, whom got angry because of his previous collar bone injury, this resulted in him snapping Kennedy extra hard with the RKO, which led to the wrist rumors.

Following the match Orton told Vince that Kennedy is dangerous to work with and Vince rashly fired him. A lot of people are said to be shocked at the release, and think that Vince acted too soon.

Orton, who also helped get rid of Manu obviously has significant power backstage. Some wrestlers see him as paranoid that he’s going to lose his top spot, and there is even some friction between him and Cena due to jealousy. Wrestling politics at its best folks!

Kennedy has a 90 day no compete clause.

- On the Kennedy front Jim Ross posted the following:

“It is regrettable that WWE decided to release Mr. Kennedy, that ring name will be long gone, as he was at the age to really begin to come into his own. Injuries have plagued the Wisconsin native for a good part of his career but as best I know Kennedy is 100% as we speak. Without question, Kennedy has a definable upside and he will hopefully continue his journey in this biz and make his dreams become realties. Take it from me being released isn’t the end of the world and things in our lives have a way of working out for the best unless one throws in the towel and simply says “what the hell?” As I mentioned before, a change of scenery sometimes is what the doctor ordered. Hopefully this will work out for the best for all involved. For the record, I do not know why Kennedy was released and look at that matter as none of my business.”

Here are more highlights from Ross’ blog:

http://wrestlingtruth.com/news/bobby-la ... -jim-ross/

Is this true? using backstage power can fire people out?

Big Mistake from the WWE..

I remembered from the past, they release Cryme Tyme.. on the Cryme Tyme fued with Cade and Murdock. then hired back Cryme Tyme in the future.. will this happen to Mr. kennedy?

Emperor Tiberius · by **Emperor Tiberius** on Fri Jun 12, 2009 3:35 am

Well Kennedy had that drug problem and aside from Vince, he wasn't popular with anyone in the company.

Now Umaga is gone as well and theres talk that Rey Mysterio is leaving and Batista is going to retire because of all the injuries he keeps getting. Vince needs to hold it together

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