WWE Tiddybits

[Guest Trivia247]

Brock Lesnar appeared on "Peco Spotlight" on Philadelphia's Comcast Sportsnet yesterday in order to promote tonight's Smackdown taping at the Wachovia Center. Brock mentioned some of the injuries he is currently suffering from, including neck pain that he's "scared to go and get looked at." He also said that he's working through tendonities in his left elbow. No mention of the loose cartilage in his knee.

 

He also went over a few of the other injuries he's suffered throughout his career, including tearing the PCL in both of his knees and a rib injury that took eight months to completely heal.

 

When asked about how he came up with the name "F5" for his finisher, he said that when he was executing the move one day, a road agent told him it looked like a tornado. Brock said that an F5 is the worst type of tornado, which is why he used that name. Overall, it was a strong interview and Brock came off very well.

 

(Thanks to 1wrestling.com)

 

Chuck Palumbo and Johnny Stamboli are being sent to Seoul, Korea by WWE in order to promote the Smackdown brand events on 12/2 and 12/3 in South Korea.

 

 

The Undertaker is currently auctioning off one of his motorcycles on eBay (Item #2422469994). All profits made will be donated to The Angelus, a charity 'Taker's involved with. Be sure to check that out.

 

 

Due to his high demand in Hollywood at the moment, there is no set date for The Rock to make his return to WWE television. The company hopes he'll be available in order to build a program for WrestleMania XX, but even that's not a lock at the moment.

 

 

Blackman attends Unforgiven, considers comeback

Former WWE Superstar Steve Blackman, a resident of Pennsylvania, went to Unforgiven to see friends he hasn’t seen in a year and a half. Find out what he had to say, including his thoughts on a comeback.

 

View Blackman's article on WWE.com

 

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Last night's edition of WWE RAW scored a 3.6 cable rating, with a 5 share, according to Nielsen Media Research. That number is slightly down from last week's 3.5. The show did hours of 3.4 and 3.8. Surprisingly, the highest rated quarter-hour was the 10:00-10:15 segment, which featured the women's tag team match and a recap of the Test/Scott Steiner feud.

 

 

The word going around is that WWE has offered Al Snow a new contract. If Snow were to accept the deal, the company would require that he move from his home in Lima, OH to Stamford, CT. The reason for this being that management likes for the television announcers to live within driving distance so that they'll be able to come to the studio during the week to do voiceovers, etc.

 

 

WWE.com is reporting that Unforgiven drew a sellout crowd of 10,347, with a gate of over $560,000.

 

 

The Rock's newest movie "The Rundown" is being praised by movie critics everywhere. The syndicated movie review show "Ebert & Roeper" gave the movie "Two Thumbs Up" and called it the best movie of the summer. Roger Ebert called it "pure entertainment" and said The Rock is a natural in front of the camera.

 

(Thanks to 1wrestling.com)

[Guest Sakura]

All profits made will be donated to The Angelus, a charity 'Taker's involved with.

[Mecha Mummy 0]

All profits made will be donated to The Angelus, a charity 'Taker's involved with.

 

Wait, the ANGELUS? Did Angel go evil again and I missed it?

[Guest Anglesault]

Last night's edition of WWE RAW scored a 3.6 cable rating, with a 5 share, according to Nielsen Media Research. That number is slightly down from last week's 3.5.

Maybe I'm not quite getting this, but, uhm, what?

[Mole 0]

All profits made will be donated to The Angelus, a charity 'Taker's involved with.

 

Wait, the ANGELUS? Did Angel go evil again and I missed it?

Yeah, he had sex with Steph so he lost his soul. Triple-Groin got jealous and is leaving WWE for a while because he knew his push was gone.