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WWE wrestling at it's best. Monday Night Raw has long been the best acting and entertainment on TV

I hate to admit it....but I watch it, and have for a long time.



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Mon, Jan 1, 2007
What a way to start the year -
KFed vs John Cena tonight. Should be a funny butt whipping.
Only Vince could dream up this funny of a promotion.



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2/5/07 - Tonight - How will Mr. McMahon react to being trumped by the Donald?



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can't stand mr mcmahon can we say abuse of power. not sure what to think of cena and micheals being tag champs. all i can say is that it'll turn out like edge and orton. melina and mickie james had a good match i like too see when the divas acutally fight instead of just showing off their goods.

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the divas are only there...to show off their goods, lol

I agree that the paring of cena and micheals is strange, but makes for a good story line!



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i liked the old wwf before they were forced to be called wwe. when the women actually wrestled like chyna,and sable,lita, trish stratus. they knew how to kick ass. this stuff now days is too much flash not enough wrestling going on. yes they showed off but they did wrestle.

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Chyna and Sable were big women who actually mixed it up in the ring! Yea, those were actually good matches!



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yup the good old days. i remember when i was younger i'd watch the wwf cartoon. can't remember what it was called though. i think i'm the only girl that watches wrestling..lol

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Growing up I loved Jimmy Superfly Snuka





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i like hulk hogan, junk yard dog and the olden days of wrestling. when it was actually real and not this showboat crap from now days.

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I am sure by now everyone has seen what has happened this week with the murdered Chris Benoit.

I am a wrestling fan and I watched 2 days of the hypocrites from the WWE doing tributes and upset videos. On their website there were videos of other WWE stars talking about what a good guy he was. Those have all magically now disappeared from the WWE website because they know they made a big big mistake taking the stance they did honoring him. No matter what set him off, drugs or other, he is a killer and should not get "a pass" for being a tv or entertainment star.

I just read the most recent WWE press release and they are now scrambling. I bet it is under 6 months until WWE chairman Vince McMahon is in front of a congressional hearing about the lack of control in his company and rampid steroid use, which is basically encouraged by the company, maybe not publicly, but definetely as part of the culture of the company.

Look at this - from another story about everything going on. What a joke that something has not been done already

# Ravishing Rick Rude — Died at 40 of an apparent heart attack in 1999, a bottle of prescription pills for his bad back at his side. The autopsy report said he died of "mixed medications." Rude was an admitted user of anabolic steroids.

# Louis Mucciolo, a.k.a, Louie Spicolli — Died in 1998 at age 27 when he suffocated on his own vomit after ingesting massive amounts of Soma and alcohol. Investigators also found an empty vial of testosterone, pain pills and an anti-anxiety drug at the scene.

# Brian Pillman — An admitted user of steroids, he died of a heart attack at age 35 in 1997 on the morning of WWF's In Your House: Badd Blood pay-per-view event.

# Rick "the Renegade" Williams — Died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound at age 33 after being released from his World Championship Wrestling contract in 1999.

# "Mr. Perfect" Curt Hennig — Found dead of a cocaine overdose at age 44 in his motel room on April 10, 2003, the morning of a match. Hennig's father maintained that steroids and painkillers contributed to his death.

# Rodney "Yokozuna" Anoa'i — Died of a heart attack in 2002 at 34.

# Davey Boy Smith, "The British Bulldog" — Died of a heart attack at age 39 on May 17, 2002. An autopsy report indicated that past steroid use had likely played a part in his death.

# Michael "Road Warrior Hawk" Hegstrand — An admitted steroid user, he died of a heart attack at age 46 in 2003.

# Michael Lockwood, "Crash Holly" — In 2003, at the age of 32, he choked to death on his own vomit after ingesting 90 painkiller pills.

# Jerry Tuite, "The Wall" a.k.a. "Malice" — Died at age 36 in 2003 of an apparent heart attack in his hotel room.

# Raymond "Hercules" Hernandez — Dead of heart failure in 2004 at age 47.

# Ray "The Big Boss Man" Traylor — Found dead of a heart attack in 2004 at age 42.

# Eddie Guerrero — After a long battle with painkillers, he was found dead of a heart attack by his nephew in his hotel room at age 38. The first person his nephew reportedly called was Guerrero's best friend, Chris Benoit.

# Chris Candido — Died in 2005 at age 33 from a blood clot after breaking his tibia and fibula and dislocating his ankle in a pay-per-view event.

# Owen Hart — Fell to his death at age 34 in 1999 when the rigging that was lowering him into the ring malfunctioned.

And then there's the story of the Von Erich wrestling family.

Wrestling patriarch Fritz Von Erich, nee Jack Adkisson, had five wrestling sons: Kevin, David, Kerry, Mike and Chris.

David died in a hotel room in Tokyo at the age of 25 in 1984 just as he was embarking on a three-week pro wrestling tour of Japan. The official cause of death was acute enteritis, severe inflammation of the intestines.

Three years later, Mike committed suicide by overdosing on the tranquilizer Placidyl at the age of 23. After David's death, Mike had suffered a series of setbacks including a serious shoulder injury that had left him severely depressed.

Devastated by the deaths of his older brothers and frustrated by his own limitations as a wrestler, the youngest and smallest brother, Chris, shot himself to death at the age of 21 in 1991.

Two years later, Kerry, who had battled a long addiction to painkillers, died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the age of 33, leaving eldest brother Kevin as the only survivor of the sport that had defined his family.

And now Chris Benoit, his wife and son have been added to the long, unbearably sad list of victims claimed, in part, by the brutal chemical calculus that is professional wrestling.

There is no arguing that the physical capabilities of these massive men can provide awesome theater. When Hulk Hogan lifted the 500-pound Andre the Giant and dropped him to the canvas, it was legitimately hugely thrilling.

But keep in mind there is a price these impossibly engorged specimens are paying for your entertainment.

And the price for many of them is their very lives



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James My son is an avid WWE Fan...... He  is in shock...............



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Certainly a major shock and although i dont condone what he did he was a great wrestler and will be missed by many wrestling fans all over the world.

No one will ever no the full truth and again with out it sounding like im defending im sure he had his reasons.

I have to say ur list is so true theres some big names that have passed away over the years.

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I still think that Vince and the WWE are in some trouble with all of this mess. This was so violent and so public that there will be far reaching issues.
this is a horrific double murder and suicide. It barely gets any worse then this.



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This is going to take some clearing up, that foresure....what a mess, see what Steriods do to the brain....years of Abuse takes it toll........ i wont say rest in peace to him, i hope he suffers in Hell..............



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I'm a avid fan of WWE since when I was a kid...

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Ennaid27 wrote: I'm a avid fan of WWE since when I was a kid...

who is your favorites Ennaid?



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HBK Shawn Michaels and Batista...When I was akid I thought that what they're doing are real....but then as I grow up I heard and watch that it was all scripted...But I still love watching it up to now.:-ww




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who is your favorites Ennaid?



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wrestling was at its best with the first edition of DX

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Ennaid27 wrote: HBK Shawn Michaels and Batista...When I was akid I thought that what they're doing are real....but then as I grow up I heard and watch that it was all scripted...But I still love watching it up to now.:-ww




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who is your favorites Ennaid?


Batista is still my favorite - he is like a living cartoon character, lol



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