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WWE.Com confirmed the pregnancy. This is pretty interesting considering HHH was unhappy about WWE.Com announcing it last time. Although this time they refer to him by just his real name.

MySpace roundup time! Marty Jannetty had this to say about Jeff Hardy beating Shawn Michaels clean on the 2/11 Raw: Also, Jake "The Snake" Roberts posted a lengthy message about his current rehab: Jake also posted a picture of himself working out dated at January 2008, presumably in the gym of his rehabilitation center.

If that's true, it's just sad. Yeah, but WWE has a history of being dicks about this sort of stuff. They wouldn't let Rey and Chavo work a Eddie memorial show in Mexico a few weeks after Eddie died that was designed to raise money for Vickie and the three daughters.

At AAA's Rey de Reys show on March 16, they're going to be inducting Eddie Guerrero into their Hall of Fame. Vickie Guerrero requested WWE to let her to do the honors of inducting Eddie, but WWE denied her request. Right now, AAA is talking with one of Guerrero's brothers Chavo, Mondo, or Hector. -- PWI

Calm down, buddy. I never said they wouldn't sign Samoa Joe. I just said they wouldn't offer him a large amount of money to jump.

Why would they throw money at Samoa Joe? Everything I've ever heard from the sheets say no one in WWE thinks Joe is a big deal. When Mick Foley signed a new deal with WWE in 2006, they said Foley really pushed for the company to sign Samoa Joe and everyone laughed at him.

That quote from Benoit's dad was taken way out of context. He was speaking about him in terms of just wanting to do nothing but lift weights all the time.

Rori McAlister of the Highlanders recently suffered a complete pectoral tear and had surgery yesterday to repair it. On his MySpace, Rori says he doesn't even know how or when the injury happened, but knew something was wrong. WWE sent to have him examined. The tear showed up in an MRI, but once they got in there, they discovered the muscle was torn completely off the bone. No word on how long he will be out.

Already discussed in General Discussion over a week ago.

I'm shocked Vince hasn't done a Mania in the Georgia Dome yet.

The crowd is screaming for Jeff Hardy louder than anyone, but they want Cena vs. HHH again. Okay. Idiots.

Weren't Metallica originally supposed to play at WrestleMania 11 but then backed out? I've heard rumors from the sites that WM25 is supposed to be somewhere in Arizona.

I think this deserves it's own thread. WWE® To Cease Affiliation With Ohio Valley Wrestling February 7, 2008 World Wrestling Entertainment® announced today that Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW) will no longer be affiliated with World Wrestling Entertainment as an official developmental territory, making Florida Championship Wrestling™ (FCW™) WWE's official development training facility for talent around the globe. "Ohio Valley Wrestling has been a tremendous partner with World Wrestling Entertainment through the years, and we thank them for their work in developing many of today's WWE Superstars," said John Laurinaitis, Senior Vice President of Talent Relations. "We look forward to Florida Championship Wrestling playing host to the next generation of WWE Superstars recruited from around the world." Last November, WWE announced the formation of Florida Championship Wrestling, a new training center for future WWE Superstars. The facility has four wrestling rings and approximately 35 contracted athletes, with plans to increase that number to more than 70 in the near future. The facility is now fully operational, as WWE undertook large-scale renovations to FCW in order to accommodate its training needs. The finished training facility is more than 10,000 square feet, including an arena that will seat nearly 300 fans. The new training facility will also host a weekly show in front of a live audience, to be broadcast for regional television. FCW is owned and operated by Steve Keirn, a former professional wrestler and producer for WWE. WWE trainer Tom Prichard oversees all talent training at the facility. Additional information on World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. (NYSE: WWE) can be found at wwe.com and corporate.wwe.com. For information on our global activities, go to http://www.wwe.com/worldwide/ -30- Media Contact: Gary Davis, 203-353-5066 Investor Contact: Michael Weitz, 203-352-8642 Trademarks: All WWE programming, talent names, images, likenesses, slogans, wrestling moves, and logos are the exclusive property of World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. ECW is a trademark of WWE Libraries, Inc. All other trademarks, logos and copyrights are the property of their respective owners. Forward-Looking Statements: This news release contains forward-looking statements pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, which are subject to various risks and uncertainties. These risks and uncertainties include the conditions of the markets for live events, broadcast television, cable television, pay-per-view, Internet, feature films, entertainment, professional sports, and licensed merchandise; acceptance of the Company's brands, media and merchandise within those markets; uncertainties relating to litigation; risks associated with producing live events both domestically and internationally; uncertainties associated with international markets; risks relating to maintaining and renewing key agreements, including television distribution agreements; and other risks and factors set forth from time to time in Company filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Actual results could differ materially from those currently expected or anticipated. In addition to these risks and uncertainties, our dividend is based on a number of factors, including our liquidity and historical and projected cash flow, strategic plan, our financial results and condition, contractual and legal restrictions on the payment of dividends and such other factors as our board of directors may consider relevant.

(For those keeping score, the last time WWE was to run a televised event from this arena was the day Chris Benoit was discovered dead) -- Batista has an in-ring interview with Michael Cole, discussing how he will win at No Way Out. Big Daddy V & Matt Striker come out and say V will win. Great Khali & Ranjin Singh come out and say Khali will win. Finlay comes out and says he will win. MVP comes out and says he's going to WrestleMania 24 and no one can stop him. The lights go out and the Undertaker is standing in the ring. -- Shelton Benjamin defeated Kane by countout. -- Chuck Palumbo defeated Jamie Noble. -- Jesse & Festus defeated Deuce & Domino w/ Cherry. -- The Cutting Edge with Edge & Vickie Guerrero. Rey Mysterio comes out. Vickie demands Rey apologize for her injuries. Edge attacks Rey, but Rey lays him out with the 619. -- The Edgeheads (Curt Hawkins & Zack Ryder) defeated Jimmy Wang Yang & Shannon Moore. -- MVP, Great Khali, & Big Daddy V defeated Undertaker, Batista, & Finlay by DQ when Finlay beatdown Khali with the shillelagh.

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I bet WWE will try like hell to get it on NBC. I'm just glad it's off UPN/CW now. Our local affiliate has the worst production values ever.

I know there was a lot of comedy in that, but I wish I could have seen HHH's face when he was told the first kid was a daughter. You bet he's going to try and crank out a boy. Hopefully, they all grow up hating wrestling like Lex Luger's kid.

A poster on WrestlingFigs is claiming that in the latest F4W, Alvarez claims Stephanie McMahon is pregnant again and is expected to give birth to their second kid in July. Can anyone confirm?

I did think it was totally stupid for Jeff Hardy to pin Triple H clean and then HHH just chuckles about it.

That is just as funny as the dialogue during the Bret/Owen cage match at Summerslam '94. Lawler: "Can you imagine stepping into the ring to face a member of your own family, McMahon?" Vince: "Not in a million years."

That's old, old news. Vince McMahon was asked about it in his CNN interview. He said that the claim was ridiculous because an 85 year old man with dementia would have never been able to do Benoit's job for as long as he did before he snapped.

WWE should just say fuck it and dedicate the entire 2008 Hall of Fame to deceased wrestlers.

Jimmy Hart was inducted in 2005. But strangely, his HoF page on WWE.Com doesn't work.

I recall the first Smackdown I ever saw ( it may have been the first Smackdown ) Michaels was the special ref in a HHH vs Rock match? I think? My memory is clouded by the many drugs i've done over the years , ( clean and sober now ) but if it serves me correctly, Michaels superkicked Rocky and HHH won the match. I remember seeing something about Michaels trying to get Brett Hart to squash Rock when he was an rising star or something like that? I assume that's the reason why he wouldn't want to work with him? Yeah. Bret even talks about it in his book. At the beginning of Bret's heel run, Bret and Rocky were working together on a house show. HHH and HBK tried to convince Bret that Rocky was a talentless punk that was only getting pushed because of his father and grandfather. They told Bret to sandbag him, squash him, and all-around just make him look bad. In defiance, Hart gave Rocky a competitive 15-20 minute match and let Rocky have a lot of the offense. Rock got wind of the story, most likely from Bret, and has carried it with him. This is why Rock says he'll never work a match with Michaels.

Jeff Hardy beat Shawn Michaels clean? Very interesting...