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i dont know if i said this or if its been said before, but here's how i think WWE should do the Wellness Policy: for those who follow Mixed Martial Arts you'll understand the idea of what i am thinking, anyway testing would not be done by WWE but by the State Athletic Commision, ok lets say they are in Texas for Raw for example and say 12 people compete that night, then it comes out lets say John Cena tests positive for crack, he would be suspended by the State Athletic Commision for 6 months and fined 25,000 dollars with a chance to appeal results would be public knowledge and passed around to the other states, and if WWE had Cena wrestle in that 6 month period WWE would be fined heavily and Cena's suspension could result in a longer suspension i know its a long shot, but its food for thought since it seems Vince wouldnt wanna change anything

if you want the 360 get the one with the hardrive, if you get the core package you just get the system and the hook ups and what not, with the Pro package you get the Hardrive and a wireless controller

i like CAW dont get me wrong, but i think if they could take that out of the game completely that could free up some space to squeeze in more wrestlers, since you can normally make up to 10 CAWs for the game, just my 2 cents

i wouldnt mind either guy in TNA personally

yea i would like to know if we got a link tonight in chat, and with sound i wanna see the Ultimate X match GCWPatrick i wouldnt count on Sydal or Delirious since they are in Japan for the ROH Japan shows tommorow and Tuesday

so he rides by himself to avoid possibly getting busted for steroids and other drugs. and people are claiming the wellness policy is definitely at work and any wrestler who isnt with the e, doesnt know what they are talking about? well, theres a nice hint from a guy who does work for wwe that steroids and other drugs are going around a bit. i wonder if Mark Henry is gonna get heat for speaking out about that, i wouldnt doubt it what the stars do outside the ring is out of WWE's hands at that point

thats very understandable, i've been through alot as a wrestling fan like many others, but i stand strong and support wrestling as much as i can, honestly i can say if something happened that i would "stop watching" i probably wouldnt stop watching, i'll probably watch wrestling till the day i die or the business dies

doesnt seem like it, i'll be surprised if this whole story disappears completely by the end of the year, this is far too big a news story to just sweep under the rug and move on, even if Benoit was the only person to die, we within the wrestling community would still be talking about it, but it wouldnt be a big news story

And except for Taker and HBK, who aren't currently wrestling and probably won't be back for a while, doesn't that just make you want to cry? it does to be honest, but Cena and Lashley have grown on me, not my favorite guys in the world but their matches are always solid

i hope there is gonna be a version for the Wii, the controls for that would be awesome, and maybe pack it with some sort of leg straps that could act as kickin motions and put the Wiimote and Nunchuck forward for a take down, otherwise i am gonna switch to a 360 just for the game

You have to be kidding. 2003 was not good by any means, but at least we had Jericho, Shawn Michaels, Guerrero, Benoit, Rob Van Dam, Kurt Angle, Brock Lesnar, Christian, and The Rock's excellent heel turn. Today, we have nothing. December to Dismember was what the final straw was for me to stop watching. i think December to Dismember was actually a turning point to improve the product, i know we dont have alot of those names anymore, but we got guys like Cena, Lashley, Punk, Nitro, Batista, Taker, HHH, HBK and many others, in terms of top stars today compared to then is not as good, but i think the talent pool overall is better now then it was a few years back

ok i know there is a thread about what it would take to get you to watch WWE again, i pose the question what would it take to get you to stop watching altogether they would have to go back to levels in 2003-2004, that was a bad period of time very few bright spots from that time, feel free to share your thoughts guys

i think Teddy will be ok provided he can stay out of trouble, i'd mark for a HBK/Londrick vs Hart Foundation 2.0 feud

its tough to say whos responsible for what, i think if a guy is shooting up roids or smack into his system thats his choice to make, but it could be WWE's responsibility if it effects his performance or if he hurt someone as result, but i think once the guy is home its out of WWE's hands at that point

and something of note that people are missing, according to what Nancy said there are gonna be hearings in Congress for Steroids in wrestling

it really depends on who you consider top talent on whichever brand, i mean for all we know Big Daddy V could have got sent home since he seems to be a top face on ECW

i would say as the fight itself wasnt that good, but just for the moment of Couture winning the title was great

NOT VAL VENIS but seriously money is on someone like Umaga or Mysterio, then again Torch has been known for posting BS stuff

normally i watch the PPVs by other means, but in this case i wanna support ROH with my money, thats not to say i wont go back after i paid for it and watch it

i gotta give TNA a little credit for not cramming too much into this show only 7 matches, i am curious who the 10th guy after Senshi or Petey get in the match, pretty good show minus Old School/New School and Young/Gail vs Roode/Traci

i know what your saying, but we have seen his list enough times, its beaten into our heads everytime he appears on TV

i think Mero is the king of media whores, i mean he brings this list up EVERY SHOW he is on, he is right though they need some sort of change rather thats a stricter policy on the drug testing, and mandatory mental and physical testing

ok i dont know if this has been posted but here it is: can anyone verify if that match popped up because i havent seen it on my 24/7

ok its been a couple weeks since the tradgey and i've learned alot of things out of this: -maybe its me but does it seem Metzler appearing on the various shows the last couple weeks a way to boost subscriptions to the newsletter -people like Mero, Debra, Blackman, Lanny Poffo, those people are just grasping at the last 5 seconds of fame that they have, i think the guys working within WWE would know what really goes on as opposed to the past stars -what the media and the stars of the past seem to think that WWE is still stuck in the past and they think there is no drug policy in place, granted this one has more then its share of loopholes, but there is one -i got the feeling with Holly and Rey's name popping up under Dr Astin's files that WWE will fire one or both of them regardless of their standing in the promotion to be an example to the media that they are serious about changing the policy -i've gained an apperciation of my life, sure i may not have the best paying job, but at least i have one and make enough money to help pay the bills

in terms of his in ring ability he doesnt deserve the crap that he gets from a huge chunk of the net audience, hes very skilled in the ring, but seriously he would do much better as a heel thats like a bodyguard for someone like Shelton or MVP that doesnt say anything at all and lets his actions speak for him