Courtesy of AngryMarks.com:
Freddie Prinze Jr. has left the WWE creative team. Prinze hadn't been around much for the last few months of shows so this was something that everyone in the company saw coming. Prinze joined WWE back in July of 2008 after years of attending WWE events. He worked for the "SmackDown!" brand and was said to be very well liked by the wrestlers due to him being a fan of their work.
Mick Foley and Ted DiBiase Sr. were on TSN's "Off the Record" to discuss the issue of steroids in sports.
The Standard Free-Holder recently spoke with the Honky Tonk Man, who discusses working with the WWE and gives advice to aspiring wrestlers and more. You can read it all at THIS LINK. He also told Slam Wrestling that he will be attending WrestleMania weekend, including the Hall of Fame Ceremony.
The televised portion of the 2009 WWE Hall of Fame will air on April 4th at 10:00 EST and April 5th at 1:00 AM EST on USA Network. The show will be one hour.
The WWE 2009 Draft Special will air on April 13th and will be a three hour show starting at 8:00 PM EST.
The new WWE Superstars show will begin on Thursday April 16th at 8:00 PM EST. The first episode of the new show will likely be taped on April 14th as part of the ECW and Smackdown tapings. WGN is running a contest in conjunction with the launch of the show for a free trip to WrestleMania XXV.
The CBS Evening News ran a piece on Ric Flair featuring an interview discussing his career.
Jim Ross has updated his website with a new Q&A.
The WWE website is doing an angle involving Cryme Tyme, Kelly Kelly and Jim Duggan being kidnapped by IRS.
Last but not least the Courier-Journal has a story up about Nick "Eugene" Dinsmore, discussing his life as a WWE star, his release, and his return to the independent scene.
Scotty Goldman, b/k/a Colt Cabana in his years outside WWE (though a few may also know him as MATT CLASSIC) had this to say about his WWE release on MySpace.
SEEYA!!!!!
Yes. I was released by WWE. There's only two things that are on my mind right now.
1) Move back to Chicago.
2) Go to England and Professionally Wrestle Johnny Saint.
There'll be a lot more to come, but for now, sit tight.
Goodbye Scotty Goldman. Hello (again) Colt Cabana!
GOOD TIMES, GREAT MEMORIES!
In the interim where Chris Jericho had left WWE, he was featured in a horror film called Albino Farm. MTI Home Video has picked up the film and it is now set for a fall DVD release.
CM Punk will be a presenter at the Epiphone Revolver Golden God Awards. The ceremony takes place on April 7th in Los Angeles.
The latest word on Batista's injury rehab is that he is on track for an early August return, probably in time for SummerSlam.
Paul Heyman has written a new article discussing wrestling heels and praising Randy Orton.
Dwayne Johnson a.k.a. The Rock will be appearing on the March 1st episode of "The Wizards of Waverly Place" which airs on the Disney Channel. The appearance will go along with lots of other promotional stuff Johnson will be doing for the movie Witch Mountain.
Last but not least according to www.KSExpo.com this is the updated card for the March 21st WWE show in Topeka, Kansas.
* John Cena & Rey Mysterio vs. Randy Orton & Chris Jericho
* CM Punk vs. Kane for the Intercontinental Championship
* Kofi Kingston vs. William Regal
* Christian vs. Jack Swagger for the ECW Championship
1 comments: on "WWE Tidbits"
Aw man. Call me naive, but I was betting against a Colt release. I loved his work as FCW announcer and thought maybe the fed did as well, at least enough to keep him on the payroll. Guess not.
I'm off to a UK house show a few days after the draft takes place. Anyone know if the draft will affect those house shows? I wanted to go to an SD show (which surprised even me!), but could only get Raw tickets. If MVP gets drafted to Raw I wanna see him dammit!
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