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TheStratGuy
... il a fait son comeback à la TNA depuis 1 an ou 2 ans, toujours autant de présence sur le ring. Pour le nabot champion des poids moyens bah, ça ne fait que démontrer une bonne fois pour toute ce que tout le monde sait depuis le roster split: la WWE s'en tamponne de Smackdown, la preuve c'est que Kennedy, Booker et le duo London/Kendrick ont été rapatriés sur Raw... Au passage il faut savoir que contrairement à Raw qui est diffusé en direct aux States Smackdown est enregistré quelques jours à l'avance, et il arrive parfois que lorsqu'une séquence d'un match s'est mal déroulée ils la refassent devant un public souvent dépité par le manque de naturel du truc pour pouvoir rattraper les dégâts au montage, ce qui explique que Smackdown réunisse en priorité ceux que la WWE juge les moins fiables (bon, c'est pas le cas des Taker, Batista ou Matt Hardy mais pour les midcarders je parle).Do not take life too seriously. You will never get out of it alive.
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Kik the hypez
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Les hardy j'adore! Vraiment du très bon catch je trouve! Cena j'aime bien parce que... jaime bien!
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TheStratGuy
).Sinon y'a une question que je me pose: je suis vraiment le seul à trouver Bobby Lashley pas crédible du tout dans le rôle de la brute qui démolit tout ce qui bouge (je parle évidemment de sa façon de jouer son personnage, pas de son physique)? ce mec même quand il est censé être en rogne il a une tête de mec sympa qui ferait pas de mal à une mouche, et même quand il fait un effort y'a toujours un moment où on a l'impression qu'il sourit avec un air bête juste au moment ou il ne faudrait pas et ça gache tout (c'est d'autant plus con que techniquement par contre
)...Citation : à chaque coup les hurlements de vierge effarouchée ça gave vite...
Clair, on croirait un match de tennis...
Do not take life too seriously. You will never get out of it alive.
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Citation : ce mec même quand il est censé être en rogne il a une tête de mec sympa qui ferait pas de mal à une mouche
Clair tu n'es pas le seul à le penser, et pas que moi non plus, d'autres personnes m'ont fait les mm remarques! Par contre en vrai je ne l'affronterai pas (ex sergent instructeur des marines...
)!TheStratGuy
Citation : More WWE Suspensions Likely - The Latest News
In an interview on On the Record with Greta Van Susteren earlier today, WWE attorney Jerry McDevitt said that two more wrestlers may be suspended tomorrow. He said they have to talk with the talents to confirm information first before making a decision. McDevitt also added that WWE independently confirmed all information it received from the DA before suspending the ten wrestlers earlier today. According to McDevitt, the ten suspensions are without pay and will last for either thirty or sixty days (depending on whether it was a first or second offense). Regarding why WWE aren't revealing names today of those suspended, McDevitt said, "It's a fair notice issue to us." Although he also noted that talent has been told that they will be publicly identified in the future should they violate the policy. "We do that in the belief that it will give greater transparency to the program and hopefully operate as a deterent to anybody who wishes to engage in this activity," McDevitt said. Furthermore, McDevitt said that it's not just a WWE problem. He said Signature Pharmacy was sending drugs to policemen, firemen, and pro athletes. He said that he heard that the NFL will be releasing names of players linked to the scandal in a few days.
In an interesting note, four of the five wrestlers that consisted of Team Rated-RKO at last year's Survivor Series have been listed as being clients of Signature Pharmacy. The team consisted of Edge, Randy Orton, Johnny Nitro, Mike Knox and Gregory Helms. The only wrestler on the team not outed as of today is Mike Knox. Team Rated-RKO lost to Team DX in a clean sweep at the pay-per-view event.
To recap, all in all, 20 past and present WWE wrestlers were listed as being clients of the busted Signature Pharmacy in Orlando. Of the 20 listed, 15 of them are currently contracted to WWE. Three are deceased (Brian Adams, Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerrero), one was recently released (Sylvain Grenier), and another wrestler was on the verge of being signed this week, if he hasn't already (Johnny Stamboli).
While not 100% official, the following ten wrestlers listed appear to be the wrestlers most likely to have been suspended by WWE after Sports Illustrated revealed that every single one of them purchased drugs over the Internet through Signature Pharmacy after the institution of the WWE Wellness Policy in February 2006 - a clear violation of the policy. WWE suspended 10 wrestlers today based upon information received in the Signature bust, though not necessarily these wrestlers. Here is SI's list again:
Charlie Haas - Purchased drugs as late as January 2007.
Chavo Guerrero - Purchased drugs as late as May 2006.
Edge - Purchased drugs as late as February 2007.
Funaki - Purchased Somatropin in March 2006.
Gregory Helms - Purchased drugs as late as February 2007.
John Morrison - Purchased five different drugs as late as February 2007 .
Mr. Kennedy - Purchased three drugs between October 2006 and February 2007, including testosterone, which is an anabolic steroid. Kennedy sternly claimed in a recent interview entitled 'WWE Stopped My Steroid Use' that he completely stopped doing steroids as soon as the WWE Wellness Policy was implemented. You can read the interview at this link.
Randy Orton - Purchased drugs as late as February 2007.
Umaga - Purchased Somatropin as late as December 2006.
William Regal - Purchased drugs as late as November 2006.
Of the ten listed, two currently hold WWE Championship belts, two more are involved in a major storyline, four more are active performers, and two are out indefinitely due to injury.
The following five WWE wrestlers were listed as being clients of the Signature Pharmacy as well, but their names didn't turn up on Sports Illustrated's list. It should be noted that Anthony Carelli aka Santino Marella didn't sign a contract with WWE until 2006, and the WWE Wellness Policy was implemented early that year, so it would be wise to assume that the following wrestlers haven't been totally cleared yet in regards to a possible suspension just because their names weren't listed in the Sports Illustrated article:
Batista
Chris Masters
King Booker
Santino Marella
Simon Dean
The following five wrestlers are no longer contracted to WWE. Three are deceased, one was recently released, and Stamboli's WWE status is unclear at the moment.
Brian Adams
Chris Benoit
Eddie Guerrero
Johnny Stamboli
Sylvain Grenier
A noter que dans cette liste on trouve pas mal de Cruiserweights ou de mecs plus "techniques" que physiquement impressionnants, alors que par contre les musculatures autrement plus impressionnantes de Bobby Lashley et du Great Khali seraient parfaitement naturelles... étonnant, non!?
Reste une grande question: comment la WWE pourra-t-elle tenir si Booker, Batista, Orton, Umaga et Mr. Kennedy sont tous suspendus 1 mois en même temps, avec Edge blessé? 4 "heels" majeurs de Raw en moins, ça risque de faire un sacré vide (d'autant que pour la petite histoire --spoiler inside-- Orton était apparemment prévu pour gagner le titre au prochain PPV, je crois qu'il peut s'asseoir dessus maintenant), je sens que Carlito va bénéficier d'un push inespéré dans les semaines à venir (sauf si ils décident de faire de HHH un heel mais ça foutrait tous leurs plans en l'air pour l'avenir, même si avec la suspension probable de Kennedy y'a pas mal de plans qui risquent d'avoir du plomb dans l'aile)... Enfin, avec un peu de bol si John Morrisson (ex-Johnny Nitro) est bien concerné ça donnera peut-être enfin à CM Punk la chance de décrocher la timbale à la ECW.
Do not take life too seriously. You will never get out of it alive.
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