Originally Posted by Smelly Meatball (Post 4681935)

Perverted Justice. Wasn't associated with the Hansen show nor the police. Think the show also had legal issues with doing busts which is how Feinstein managed to avoid charges by a technicality.

Originally Posted by Savio (Post 4667520)

Will be disappointed if Brock loses at BattleGround. Will stop watching if Taker beats Lesnar at SummerSlam (until the royal rumble).

Originally Posted by Smelly Meatball (Post 4681880)

Originally Posted by Big Vic (Post 4682088)

Please let this not happen.

Originally Posted by road doggy dogg (Post 4681654)

shoulda bought a bunch of WWE stock when it dipped real low after the Network crap wasn't looking good... oh well

Originally Posted by Observer

We noted a while back that WWE had big plans for Lana as the top Diva in the company. The Wrestling Observer Newsletter notes that top WWE officials are ready to give the big Diva push to Eva Marie instead.

There has been talk within WWE of creating a Divas Tag Team Title.

Originally Posted by 411mania

According to The Wrestling Observer Newsletter, WWE is expecting John Cena to be able to work the Summerslam PPV. At this time, the Cena vs. Rollins program is scheduled to be a long term program, and is booked as the main event at most of the key house shows in September. The company will be marketing some “anti-Cena” shirts for Rollins. Two of the shirts will be “Never Shut Up” and “You Can’t See Knee”.

Originally Posted by Observer

The WWE production trucks recently had the WrestleMania 32 graphics added to them. The pay-per-view airing on the WWE Network is pushed on the graphics and The Rock is said to be the most prominent Superstar featured. Nikki Bella is also prominently shown.

Originally Posted by Dark One (Post 4682650)

After watching Smackdown,

I'm guessing Rich Brennan lost a bet to Corey Graves and had to get the Corey Graves haircut.

Originally Posted by Savio (Post 4682610)

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Originally Posted by Heisenberg (Post 4682654)

Rich did a piss skit on SWERVED. Hoping the Jackass crew gets in on that show.

Originally Posted by #1-wwf-fan (Post 4682682)

I think Swerved got cancelled because the wrestlers were complaining.

Originally Posted by Smelly Meatball (Post 4682577)

Originally Posted by Smelly Meatball (Post 4682577)

According to the Observer, they are basically going to use a Cena-like "over coming the odds" basis for Eva's mega push.

Originally Posted by Smelly Meatball (Post 4682934)

Only problem with Eva getting the mega push is that it sort of goes against the narrative of the Divas Revolution. The Divas are currently rebelling against the status quo of the Bellas and Total Divas while Eva represents the same stuff that's being rebelled against.

All that's changing is instead of the Bellas ruling the division, its now Eva and Total Divas still stays on top as the main influence. Revolution wouldn't have solved anything besides more time for women's matches which wasn't the main purpose of #GiveDivasAChance.

Originally Posted by Noid (Post 4683022)

The girls in that video are hot.

Originally Posted by BBC

Why do wrestlers so often die young?

Mr Perfect, The Ultimate Warrior and "Rowdy" Roddy Piper may sound like names from a comic book, but the cognoscenti will recognise them as former superstars of the world of professional wrestling. All of them also died unexpectedly and at a relatively young age.

Mr Perfect died in 2003 of acute cocaine intoxication at the age of 44. The Ultimate Warrior died last year of a heart attack, aged 54. Most recent to go was "Rowdy" Roddy Piper who died suddenly on 31 July of a heart attack. He was 61.

So do former wrestlers die younger than athletes who take part in other sports?

"Yes the statistical evidence is quite strong when we look at the mortality rate for wrestlers compared to other sports and the general population," says John Moriarty of Manchester University.

Researchers like Moriarty face some difficulties getting hold of data, as no official body collects statistics about the deaths of those who have spent a career in the ring.

His approach has been to aggregate the findings of others who have studied the problem.

He points to research by academics at the University of Eastern Michigan who studied a group of 557 former wrestlers.

Of the 62 wrestlers in this group who died between 1985 and 2011, 49 died before the age of 50. Furthermore, 24 of the 49 died before the age of 40, and two even died before the age of 30.

Mortality rates for wrestlers aged between 45 and 54 were 2.9 times greater than the rate for men in the wider US population, the study found.

Cardiovascular disease was the most common cause of death.

But how does this compare with other American sports?

In 2014 Benjamin Morris investigated this for the statistical blog FiveThirtyEight, looking at a group of wrestlers whose careers had ended in 1998 or earlier.

He found that 20% of those who in 2010 would have been aged between 50 and 55 had died, compared with just 4% of former American footballers of a similar age.


Why might this be?

Both activities involve their competitors exposing themselves to physical harm, and the training regimes for both wrestling and American football are punishing.

But New York-based wrestling journalist Eric Cohen points to two important differences.

"There is no off season in pro-wrestling. American footballers play, what, 16 a games a season? And then get half a year off. Wrestlers can be in the ring five to six times a week," he says.

The other difference concerns the activities outside the ring and off the field.

"Wrestlers who competed in the 1970s and 80s were also living and partying like rock stars," Cohen says. "In the past the business has had a lot of issues with its stars abusing steroids and recreational drugs."

Piper admitted taking steroids and cocaine, and drinking heavily while competing as a wrestler.

The WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment Inc.) accepts that the culture of some its former employees contributed to the problems they experienced in later life.

"Some past performers were part of a generation who made unhealthy and poor personal lifestyle choices," a spokesman said, in a statement to the BBC.

"Today's athletes take great pride and personal responsibility for their overall health and wellbeing and in 2006 the WWE introduced the Talent Wellness Programme."

Cohen believes things are broadly are getting better.

"Thankfully we don't have nearly as many wrestlers in their 20s or 30s dying any more," he says.

"But as crazy as this may sound there was an incident in Mexico recently where a wrestler died in the ring."

The hope among wrestling fans is that today's crop of superstars will live longer than their predecessors.

But the deaths of Roddy Piper and others serve as dark reminders of the journey that professional wrestling has been on.

Originally Posted by AJ lee's (Post 4683120)

PCB? Really?

So sounding like a drug is better than something adult flim related Ha!

Originally Posted by Anybody Thrilla (Post 4683266)

Bayley is so fucking lovable. She makes me feel good.

Originally Posted by Anybody Thrilla (Post 4683266)

Bayley is so fucking lovable. She makes me feel good.

Originally Posted by screech (Post 4682755)

Oh man, that sucks. Eva Marie is awful.

Originally Posted by DAMN iNATOR (Post 4683564)

As far as I'm concerned she has just the kind of personality I would look for in a potential GF. As long as she would be someone who's willing to accept me for who I am, I'm good. :)

Originally Posted by SlickyTrickyDamon (Post 4683604)

She can do Sliced Bread No2 (THE Kendrick.) She might not be as awful as we all feared.

Originally Posted by #1-wwf-fan (Post 4683610)

What id her only request was that you convert to Judaism?

Originally Posted by SlickyTrickyDamon (Post 4683615)

That seems unlikely isn't she Hispanic?

Originally Posted by Anybody Thrilla (Post 4683266)

Bayley is so fucking lovable. She makes me feel good.

Originally Posted by Droford (Post 4683720)

I feel like super kicking a 9 year old shouldnt get cheers but whatever

Originally Posted by DAMN iNATOR (Post 4683667)

Friend zone. I don't share their belief that Jesus is yet to have arrived on earth the first time, but could easily still be friends. Why not?

Originally Posted by SlickyTrickyDamon (Post 4683604)

She can do Sliced Bread No2 (THE Kendrick.) She might not be as awful as we all feared.

Originally Posted by VSG (Post 4683820)

Hope the guy got what he deserved.

Originally Posted by Volare (Post 4683762)

Even better....

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Originally Posted by Noid (Post 4683786)

She got obvious assist from Cassie McIntosh -- who is adorable as fuck, by the way.

Originally Posted by Droford (Post 4683415)

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Originally Posted by Damian Rey (Post 4683848)

If the guy was gonna pay all that money to sit close enough to throw a fucking briefcase at a wrestler, the least he could've done was make it entertaining and jump the guard rail during a Seth Rollins match while Rollins was down. What a fucking tit he is.