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lol Tyrath went Nostradamus for a moment there. XD
Not kennedy eh? Interesting...
Maybe a return of Chris Jericho as his son? >.> I wish...
But kennedy has a match next week? So maybe hes not suspended?
So far the confirmed ones are (that I can think of) Santino, Umaga, and Charlie Haas ;x
lol Tyrath went Nostradamus for a moment there. XD
I just saw the promo for Cyber Sunday and two matches where shown. John Cena Vs. Randy Orton for the wwe title and the choices are: Falls count anywhere, Lumberjack and Hell in a Cell . For Smackdown, in a fatal four way it will be Batista vs. Taker vs. Mark Henry vs The Great Khail and the choices for a special guest ref are: Stone Cold, Mick Foley and Roddy Roddy Piper.
If Cena wins again at Unforgiven, he will have the longest championship run since Hogan in the 80s.
After you wrote this I just tought this. What if Vince already planned for Cena to lose, but Cena just wants to break that record and then he will be ok with losing/passing the title?
Probably more Vince wanting him to break it since they want to make Cena the next Hogan...even though i don't see that working so well.
Random tidbit about the Cena/Orton thing
"WWE Champion John Cena and on-air rival Randy Orton have reportedly become good friends outside of the ring. "
If Cena wins again at Unforgiven, he will have the longest championship run since Hogan in the 80s.
Shoot now if Cena can not lose that title for 3 more unforgivens (hopefully it won't happen), he will have matched Bob Backlunds title run that he had back when WWE was WWWF which was ran by Vince McMahon Sr. He held the title 6 straight years without being pinned back in 78.
Does anyone actually watch smackdown anymore?
Not really...I just watch kane every now and then xD
Does anyone actually watch smackdown anymore?
I think having it on Fridays is a bad idea. ; ; If they move it to Thursday I'd probably watch it again. I do attempt to go out on Fridays! <_<;
In the latest edition of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Dave Meltzer reports that Robert Huffman (King Booker) quit WWE when he was told that he was to be suspended for 60 days, as a punishment to the Signature Pharmacy bust. He was believed to have failed a Wellness Program test before, hence the 60 days suspension instead of 30.
While WWE is still trying to negotiate Huffman's staying with them, they're going on under the impression he's done. The two sides had been having troubles recently, with a major setback being John Laurinaitis' call to go with Florida for a developmental territory - where WWE would start from scratch - instead of going with Booker's already established PWA, which WWE had been loaning wrestlers to. After they made the call to stop that, Booker went to his friends at TNA and booked them for his shows instead, which didn't sit so well with anyone backstage, but they couldn't say much having pulled WWE talent from PWA.
Booker is pretty much set financially and has wanted out of wrestling for a while. At age 42, he's accomplished a lot, and thanks to his hip hop store doing well in Houston, and his two wrestling schools up and running, there's really no need for him to stick around.
I do blame him. Hes not leaving cuz of people holding him back. Its more because he was the guy who got the 60 day suspension. Heres the story