Post by andrew8798 on Dec 12, 2007 15:45:34 GMT -5
The Smackdown guys nearly crash-landed during the flying from Frankfurt, Germany to Zurich, Switzerland. They were going in for the landing and another plane popped up straight ahead of them on the runway ("out of nowhere") and the pilot was able to pull up and avoid it at the last moment. The wrestlers were said to be "white as ghosts" when they showed up at the hotel.
In the Hogan/Linda divorce filings, Hogan claimed that the marriage ended in September of 2007. This would go against claims that they were effectively broken up months earlier and had to "play nice" during the filming of Hogan Knows Best. Of course, they could have had major problems up to that point and finally decided to break it off for good in September. The only other thing of note was that Hogan claimed they were married December 12, 1983, and she responded in her filing that she agreed with all of his claims except the date of the marriage
Dave Kapoor, the creative team member who plays the translator for Great Khali, got screamed at Monday night. Even though everyone in the final segment on Raw pretty much broke kayfabe, apparently Stephanie felt Kapoor was having too much fun. As everybody was getting their stuff after the show she called him over and told him that it was very unprofessional, and intimated that if he didn't take "the job of a lifetime" seriously that might be it for him.
She said someone on creative shouldn't be an on-screen character and she'd gone to bat for him, so he better not screw it up. He's only been watching WWE since 2003, so I can understand him doing something like that and not even thinking about it, particularly in a segment like the Austin beer bash where everyone was just having a good time.
RVD on the Joe McDonnell Experience radio show said that WWE should not be testing for marijuana. You're stunned. He said when you think about things like anti-depressants or painkillers, weed should be the least of WWE's concerns. He said he'd started a production company, was working on a comic book, had a Rob TV project of some sort in the works (!), and was working on a new website. So no, there isn't a return to wrestling planned anytime in the future. He did say that he was currently going through "spiritual rehab", and that when the time is right he would be welcome to returning on a limited schedule.
Wonder if that means TNA? He was asked if he ever had an issue with someone in the ring, and he said one time he had a match with Kurt Angle and Kurt felt that he'd disrespected him, and so afterwards they had heated words in the back before cooler heads prevailed. I think Angle is the wrong guy to be picking a fight with. It is funny, though, that on WWE 24/7 this month they were talking about something or other, and Mick Foley said he had a story to tell. He said prior to Tazz's WWE debut against Kurt Angle in the Royal Rumble, Kurt came up to him and asked what he should do if Tazz shot on him in the ring. You know, because Tazz was THE ECW SHOOTER~! Tazz was actually on the panel when Mick told this story and he burst into laughter. Foley said he told Angle that he had nothing to worry about.
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In the Hogan/Linda divorce filings, Hogan claimed that the marriage ended in September of 2007. This would go against claims that they were effectively broken up months earlier and had to "play nice" during the filming of Hogan Knows Best. Of course, they could have had major problems up to that point and finally decided to break it off for good in September. The only other thing of note was that Hogan claimed they were married December 12, 1983, and she responded in her filing that she agreed with all of his claims except the date of the marriage
Dave Kapoor, the creative team member who plays the translator for Great Khali, got screamed at Monday night. Even though everyone in the final segment on Raw pretty much broke kayfabe, apparently Stephanie felt Kapoor was having too much fun. As everybody was getting their stuff after the show she called him over and told him that it was very unprofessional, and intimated that if he didn't take "the job of a lifetime" seriously that might be it for him.
She said someone on creative shouldn't be an on-screen character and she'd gone to bat for him, so he better not screw it up. He's only been watching WWE since 2003, so I can understand him doing something like that and not even thinking about it, particularly in a segment like the Austin beer bash where everyone was just having a good time.
RVD on the Joe McDonnell Experience radio show said that WWE should not be testing for marijuana. You're stunned. He said when you think about things like anti-depressants or painkillers, weed should be the least of WWE's concerns. He said he'd started a production company, was working on a comic book, had a Rob TV project of some sort in the works (!), and was working on a new website. So no, there isn't a return to wrestling planned anytime in the future. He did say that he was currently going through "spiritual rehab", and that when the time is right he would be welcome to returning on a limited schedule.
Wonder if that means TNA? He was asked if he ever had an issue with someone in the ring, and he said one time he had a match with Kurt Angle and Kurt felt that he'd disrespected him, and so afterwards they had heated words in the back before cooler heads prevailed. I think Angle is the wrong guy to be picking a fight with. It is funny, though, that on WWE 24/7 this month they were talking about something or other, and Mick Foley said he had a story to tell. He said prior to Tazz's WWE debut against Kurt Angle in the Royal Rumble, Kurt came up to him and asked what he should do if Tazz shot on him in the ring. You know, because Tazz was THE ECW SHOOTER~! Tazz was actually on the panel when Mick told this story and he burst into laughter. Foley said he told Angle that he had nothing to worry about.
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