Random wwe.com observations

[thejustice]

Sorry if this has been posted before, but I just noticed these two findings the other day.

1: The wwe universe website url is fans.wwe.com. I thought the word fans was banned now. I believe someone mentioned before around cyber sunday to make a drinking game based off of how many times they would say it in a single broadcast. So I just found it odd that they would use a banned word for the site's link.

2: Speaking of banned, it seems that Benoit isn't the only former champion erased from the record books. If you click on Goldberg under the Heavyweight title history, it takes you back to the list of champions rather than going to his specific page.

again, apologies if either of these have been posted already.

[VengeanceGOD]

The "banning of fans" thing was a rumor, just like calling all the wrestlers "performers" and not superstars. J.R. refuted it on his blog, I believe.

[thejustice]

Ok, fair enough, but I can't really remember the last time the word was uttered on tv.

[Mr. Nice]

Dec 26, 2008 1:17:15 GMT -5 thejustice said:

Ok, fair enough, but I can't really remember the last time the word was uttered on tv.

Santino called Roucka his biggest FAN just this past monday






.... Yeah, I know what you mean...

[sloride]

Take rumours always with w pinch of salt. Like the wrestlers shall not be referred to as superstars anymore but entertainers. I have not once heard them call them entertainers and have always heard them being called superstars.

[thejustice]

So what about Goldberg though? Random website mistake? Or is he blacklisted?

[Lardlad]

I don't know where else to put this, so I'll post it here.

I was on WWE.com earlier today watching the Weekly Top Five video show. My wife happened to walk into the room as it started and she says, "Is that Josh Matthews from Tough Enough?" If you knew how much she hated wrestling and how often she refuses to watch it, you'd be shocked as well....