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Submitted by Wevv Mang on Sunday, July 17, 2005 at 4:53 PM EST
Ridin’ With The Bossman – Lotterraft Wrap-Up, Roster Cuts, Divas Search, Matt Hardy, OH MY! Greetings! Welcome back to Ridin’ With The Bossman. You know, I’ve missed waking up on a Sunday morning to put the finishing touches on my column, and listening to Mike OD’s Wake and Bake Hour on 101.5. That guy puts on a kick ass show. Sleeping in was good, but reggae is a great way to start the day. I’ll pass on the bake. It’s too damn early. My, a lot has happened since I went on Hy-attus. Has it really only been two weeks? It seems like longer. One could say it’s really hit the fan. Or one could say, it’s nothing they didn’t expect. But there’s two questions burning up the IWC. One is “What does Wevv think about this?” and the other is “Who is this Random Guy#5?” The first we’ll get to in a bit. The second is easy. He’s also known as Test. Seriously. Ask him. The Nosebleed Section But enough dilly-dallying, I got stuff to talk about, boy howdy. WWE – The TV Series Well, since just about every bit of news has become an angle, it’s going to be me covering the news. The Lotteraft Wrap-Up So the Lotteraft has come to a close. When last you read this column, the draft picks looked like this: Raw John Cena, Kurt Angle, Carlito And the last two: The Big Show and RVD Smackdown Chris Benoit, Randy Orton, Muhammad Hassan and Daivari The last two were: Christian and Batista Then there was the ‘Trade” To Raw went: Mark Jindrak, Rene Dupree, Danny Basham, Kenzo Suzuki and Hiroko, Chavo To Smackdown went: Regal, Candace, Sylvan Grenier, Simon Dean, Stevie Richards Out of the trade, three never made it to TV. They were promptly cut, along with, take a deep breath now: Gangrel, Jackie Gayda, Charlie Haas, Joy Giovanni, Marty Jannety, Mordecai, Kenzo and Hiroko, Akio, Spike Dudley, Matt Morgan, Mark Jindrak, Billy Kidman, Shannon Moore, Bubba and D-Von Dudley, Maven. Dawn Marie was paid off, I mean bought out of her contract. Now, how’s that TV looking, after all the big moves? Not too good. It seems like the trades were only to move the titles from one show to the other. Other than that, not much is different. It’s new guys in the same roles we’ve seen before. Benoit is just wrestling various guys that WWE wants to push, and make sure they get at least one good match out of them. Raw seems to be the only show that is really giving their new champ a shot. JBL is still doing what he was before. In fact, aside from the champs, no new match ups have taken place. The new guys that are actually getting TV exposure are doing the exact same thing they were on the other show. Angle is doing the Angle challenge on Raw. Hassan is doing his Arab American gimmick on Smackdown, only they’ve kicked it up a notch and forgotten what the gimmick was supposed to be. Now he really is a terrorist. Which is not good. It just shows how awful the Smackdown writers are. Dave, what happened man? I used to think you were good, but now, PFAH. And the Charlie Haas/Dawn Marie/Jackie angle? What the hell was that? Just grasping onto your job I guess, but some on. What happened to being a Paul Heyman protégé? Smoke and mirrors I guess. Carlito is doing the cabana on Raw, and now we have three talk show skits on Raw. Cabana, Highlight Reel and coming soon, the Snake Pit, Pipers Pit, The Flower shop and whatever other crap they want to clog the show up with. The rest? I have no idea. I counted how many matches we had this week. Four on Smackdown, and two were quickie squash matches, that could count as one combined. On Raw it was one real match and three quickies. So, out of four hours of wrestling programming, we had basically six matches. For one hour, if that, and that could include all backstage fights. Three hours of talk and one of wrestling. One to three. Before you haters start harping on the Divas Search, The Divas Search was a half hour. What about the other two and half? That’s still over half the programming time dedicated to something other than wrestling. One interesting thing I find about the draft is the way the champions have to be handled. One is a good talker, so-so wrestler. The other is a so-so talker, but a good wrestler. Or, I should say, one that people are more interested in seeing wrestle than talk. Neither show is used to a Heavyweight Champ that wrestles, since for the past year or so, the champ only wrestles on PPV, and talks for at least ten minutes every show. Well, H was still considered the champ, and that was his style. It’s still pretty early to give a call on how they’re doing. They are now the main focus on the shows and there’s no one else coming, so that’s it for them. But the rest of the Lotteraft choices? I’d say bust. At least on creative’s end. They did nothing to make these guys seem like something special. It all boils down to natural charisma, and those guys can make it, if given a chance. Two of the big names are injured, and they did get a chance to make an impression, and I will say that they did. But Orton is going to get squashed by Taker, and RVD will be punished for being over. That was never the plan. As for the cuts themselves, one thing stands clear. WWE doesn’t give a crap about the tag division. The cruiser has always been an after thought, so no big shock there. But the tag division, my goodness. They broke up the Bashams. They fired the Dudley’s. Now there are only two three teams left. MNM, Hurricane and Rosey, and the Heartthrobs. Of course, there is the new and exciting team of Really Old Guy and Child Molester/Rapist. Yes, that will sell tickets. Or DVD’s. At least, that’s the second best reason I can think of for bringing that guy in. The first being he’s the brother of $350,000 per year, $500,000 signing bonus, and Bad At His Job, But Still Head Booker, Johnny Ace. Work going Johnny? Any more affairs going on during your watch? How bout those overseas flights, hm? That dress code really shaped up the locker room. I hear he’s going to start giving surprise hernia checks. The big goofs of Jindrak and Morgan are a bit of surprise. That stuttering gimmick didn’t work eh? What a shock. But Heidenreich still has a job. Jindrak would have done just as well if given a goofy entrance, and playing a slightly retarded guy. Mordy was still on the payroll? I could have sworn he got cut last year. Oh, and all three are victims of the Undertaker. Akio is a true loss. That guy never got a chance to show what he could really do. I never heard him speak, so I have no idea if he can even speak English, and frankly, it wouldn’t have mattered. The guy was that good. Best of luck to you Jimmy. Go to Japan and light ‘em up. The chicks are a loss as well. Joy was smoking hot and would have done great as a backstage interview or a valet. Hell she could have gotten Mark Lloyd’s old job, and been a huge hit. She couldn’t have done worse, that’s for sure. Jackie was a name, and could have done well, but that angle killed her. Billy Kidman was injury prone and his one angle that got over was squashed a long time ago, before the injury. Torrie once said she’d quit if Billy got cut, but I guess that’s changed and that’s a good thing. Keep Torrie. Maven sucked, period. Spike is a shame, but not really shocking. They had one good angle with him and then wrote themselves into a corner, and then the division got forgotten about. Charlie makes no sense, other than they teamed him with Holly and he flopped. So Holly should have been fired. Another gimmick that any generic big goof can do and get over with. Jim Cornett is another name that was let go. But his release makes sense. You don’t hit an employee. Period. Vince knows this better than everyone, having been sued over similar situations plenty of times. And the side effect is that Marti Wright gets on TV. Great, just great. Hey, where is that other guy? You know, the guy who actually WON? He hasn’t even appeared in OVW yet, but Marty gets on TV. What the fudge. And Mark Henry is still employed. That must be one hell of a contract. Here’s a tip young wrestlers. Call Mark Henry and find out who his agent is. Hire that guy. Mark hasn’t been on TV in over a year. Mark has probably forgotten wheat STATE Titan Towers is in, but he’s still getting paid. Actually, he probably knows the address by heart. It’s on every single check he receives. That’s NINE YEARS of steady checks. I’m going to put him on the list of smartest wrestlers in the business. Right up there near Hogan. Mohammad Hassan Makes the News The angle with the Undertaker being attacked by six guys and then being Okey-dokey made some press. Don Kaplan writes the TV review for the NY Post. A TV opinion piece. In the online version. I don’t know if he writes for the hardcopy paper. Michael Schneider for Variety.com, writes the TV opinion reports. Both are part of a group that handles that duty. Every newspaper has a guy that does this job. Just about every online version does the same thing. So, WWE managed to get mentioned by two guys, who work for big companies. Not their main dudes, but the low on the totem pole guys. The guys who had to write something for the TV that went on that day and since we’re in the middle of repeat season, probably decided to write about Smackdown, since it’s “Fresh”. So WWE is thrilled to be getting some press. But they should be more concerned with the fact that only two people complained about the show. The number of TV review columns or blurbs is staggering. But they got two people who are affiliated with two names in the industry to say something and they’re going to try and start a fight with them. This leads me to believe that this is going to get even more ugly. Undertaker is feuding with Hassan for the simple reason that they want to keep him separate from JBL Undertaker gets some heat and has a little guy that he can just wail on which is what he likes to do. He misses Squashing a Hardy something fierce. If Matt could have been sent to Smackdown, he would have been a happy man. But as for getting worse, think about it. WWE loves to destroy limo. Every five months or so, a limo gets trashed. So, how far away is the time when Undertaker gets into a car and a bomb goes off? Not far at all. Oh, Taker will be fine, but the act will raise some eyebrows and not in a good way. I’ll talk about WWE’s tactics in OAW. Matt Hardy Matt Hardy is back in WWE. How much of it is a work and how much a shoot is not clear. Was he really fired? Did Lita even really cheat on him? How much of the story can you now trust. One thing is for sure, the IWC seems to be eating it up. They got snookered. Hook, line, sinker. Now it’s in WWE’s hands and who knows where it will go. While Matt was off TV and making a stink on the net, some fans rallied. Others just shrugged their shoulders, and said it was a shame what happened to Matt, but really didn’t care that much. But now, the cries of fans around the country have been heard and here we go. Matt is on TV saying he’s not employed by WWE. Which is clearly a load of hooey. My feeling is the window of opportunity has closed. Yes, it was a shock to see Matt on TV. No, I’m not looking forward to him showing up again. If he had just attacked Edge and ran off, that would have been fine. But Matt got arrested and that made a difference. See, it gave people time to overcome their shock and think about things. Which means that the good scenarios they have playing through their minds will not match the crap that WWE is going to throw at us. Here’s a quote that I think you need to read before we go any further into this. “They’re very creepy people…” -Anonymous wrestler commenting on the McMahons. Sometime in 2003. That quote says it all, and after all this time, they have done nothing to make me think otherwise. Indeed, they’ve gone out of their way to reinforce that quote. What was going on before the Matt Hardy run-in? Edge was bribing Snitsky with Lita’s feet. Sexy, Sexy feet. Sorry, Kill Bill flashback. Look, it’s only going to get weirder and weirder, and that’s not what people want. And the bottom line is it’s still Matt Hardy, guy who was last seen on TV getting his ass kicked. Same as the sic weeks before that. It’s only going to take people about a week to make that connection unless Matt is booked strong and that will happen tomorrow, but the week after that? I’m not taking any wagers. My time frame is three weeks until the load is spent. Oh, and the briefcase has disappeared, so much for the #1 Money in the Bank Title shot. Divas Search I’m not to admit I’m a fan of the Divas Search. I think it’s great entertainment. I liked the first one and I like the second one as well. The Sgt. Slaughter Bikini Obstacle course was one of the best bits this year. The Talent segment the following week was great. I see nothing wrong with using these segments on the show. And it does help the ratings. What I don’t like is what usually precedes or follows the segments, since they are ratings bumps. It’s usually crap. Crap that WWE is trying to force. My biggest problem with the Divas search is the selection of chicks WWE picked. They’re all pretty generic. None of them stands out to me. I can sense that Leyla is the chosen one, just from the two segments she’s had. While a hot chick, I’m not sure she’s right for WWE. It’s clear that the chicks have no clue what’s in store for them if they do win. Christy had the character to adapt quickly to the environment and Trish helped her adjust. Christy also had the right attitude about the business, and she still does. But these broads haven’t shown me anything yet in terms of personality. Part of the problem is the look. Six of them are blondes with big tits. Nothing wrong with that, but WWE already has plenty of those. Ashley has some wrestling training, so that gives her an edge in my books. But the rest? Too early to tell. Past experience with TV is about the same. As for cutting one of them, I’d say that Cameron should go. Maybe it was just the one night, but she looked clumsy. Besides, I work with a GUY named Cameron and that hashes my mellow. But I will say that this contest has been really well planned out so far. I just hope Creative keeps their mitts off it and doesn’t go all creepy on me. But I do have an idea for the winner. And Summerslam. Jell-o in the Cell-o. Oh yeah. Thank you PWA. Still the greatest chick gimmick match I’ve ever heard of. H Yes, I’m going to talk about H. Deal with it. H has been gone from TV. In his absence, Sports Entertainment has taken over. That is not a good thing. While grateful for the absence, it’s starting to cause problems. Mainly in the main event scene. While I respect the man for doing three jobs in a row, it’s not the big deal it really should be. It didn’t help after the second time. Why? Batista has yet to face some one else for his title. He’s getting punked out by JBL instead of beating a line of guys to cement him as champ. Batista is a weak champion right now. Maybe weak is not the right word. I’ll use Fragile instead. If not handled in the right way, his mystique will be gone. While the Goldberg method works, it takes more than just the same guy time after time. He needs variety to be kept strong. His charisma is in the ring, not on the mic. So facing a guy who just talks all the time isn’t going to help him if he’s not showing his strengths. Which happens to be running in, wrestling an intense match for about five minutes and then standing over his opponent with the belt. Now that Cena is on Raw, H’s show, H’s vacuum is causing problem in a different way. Cena is wrestling and that’s a good thing. He needs to learn more than Punch and kick. He’s talking, which is good. But his last promo made me realize that I used to make fun of white guys who talked like that back in the day, and that I still do, He’s got a strong opponent, which is also good. He’s wrestling more than one guy, and that’s good. But there’s this cloud hanging over it and it’s name is H. H should come back. See, if H isn’t on TV and there’s a title match the gut reaction is that when the match is over, or maybe before it even starts, H will just come in, squash Jericho and Cena and take the belt. And the magic is gone. H needs a target, some one other than HBK or in the title picture. H needs some one to keep him busy. If H is clearly out of the title picture, and no reason for him to not say he will be champion, that’s fine, then it removes that cloud and lets the main event be what it should be. A main event. Because right now, it just seems like everyone is waiting for H to come back and take over. And the anticipation isn’t a good one. And there are two guys he can feud with. Angle and Big Show. Big Show has nothing to do right now. He’s also the biggest guy on the roster. A plus in H’s book. Angle is just gold and guess what, he has a history with both H and Ric. So why not have those guys have a match at Summerslam to face the new champion the next night on Raw. And then have H lose and feud with the other loser. Either way it’s a win-win situation. It’s like having H off TV but not really. Of course, with all the swerves of doom going on, it wouldn’t surprise me in the least if H were actually heading for Smackdown. To get his pins back form Batista. And you know what? That would be fine too. Kane’s House It’s a bright sunny day in the neighborhood. Big Show and Bossman are sitting on the porch of Big Show’s house. Bossman is wearing his flack jacket, shorts, sunglasses, and flip flops. Big Show is in his bathrobe and bunny slippers. Both are sipping lemonade. The neighborhood itself looks normal, but the inhabitants are another story. On the street, a group of kids run by screaming. They are being chased by a large man wearing only red trunks and red gloves. Leading the group of children is an attractive woman, with long brownish blond hair. Maria: Run children! RUN! Heidenreich: KIDS! WON’T YOU BE MY FRIEND? I GOT SOME CANDY! WE CAN GO OVER TO MICHAEL COLE’S HOUSE AND PLAY TWISTER! Maria: I may be stupid, but I’m not that stupid! Run faster kids! FASTER! On the porch, Bossman and Big Show seem unconcerned. After this group, coming the other way, is a man wearing a tank top, with a toothpick hanging out of his mouth. Coming the other way, is a smaller man, wearing a mask. Eddie: Hey kid, want some candy? Rey: Screw you hombre! I ain’t no kid! Eddie: No, I can see that! You’re a little man! So, you want some candy? I’ll tell you a secret! Rey: I got a secret for you, chulo! You suck! Rey runs off with Eddie in hot pursuit. Eddie: You better come with me now, or I’ll….I’ll…BEAT MY KIDS! Big Show leans over to Bossman. Big Show: Wasn’t that Eddie? Doesn’t he work for you? Bossman: He used to. Best damn salesmen to Latino’s I’ve ever had. Then he got weird. Even I couldn’t take it anymore. Man: Excuse me my Anglo friends. Could you tell me where the Country Club is? I left the directions in my Ford Taurus, and it broke down a few blocks back and well, as you can see. I didn’t feel safe, seeing this weird Latino guy walking around offering candy to strangers, and offering to tell them secrets. Bossman: Chavo?!? Is that you? Oh man, not you too…. Chavo: Who’s Chavo? My name is Kerwin. Never mind, I’ll just use my cell phone and call the police. Good day gentlemen. Bossman: This neighborhood is going to the crapper. Big Show: Aw, it’s not that bad. Man: Excuse me folks, can you tell me where the elementary school is? Big Show: It’s right down…what the hell? Before them stands a man in drag. Clearly a man in drag. A man covered in tattoos wearing a slinky dress. Big Show: Good god. Brock? What the hell happened to you??? Brock: My name isn’t Brock. It’s Brockina. Don’t tell anyone though. It’s a surprise. Well, I don’t want to disturb you gentlemen, I’ll just ask that nice fellow wearing the cardigan down the street. OH YOU HOO! Kind Sir! Can you help a lady in distress? Bossman: That’s it. If everyone is going to be creepy, let’s show ‘em how it’s done. What do you say Big Show? Are you up for a ride? Like old times? Big Show: What the hell. Problem though. I don’t have the casket anymore. Bossman: And I sold the hearse a long time ago. Big Show: You know who does have a casket. And a hearse… Bossman: I don’t know. If it’s spread this far, who knows what shape he’ll be in. Can’t hurt to ask though. Let’s go. Bossman and Big Show step off the porch and make their way over to the hedge, while on the street, men in matching tutus run past, offering to massage them. Big Show pushes through the overgrown hedge and crosses over into a wasteland of weeds and brambles. They fight their way over to the front porch where they see Kane sitting on his front step, head in hands and crying miserably. Little fires spark up around him when he heaves some huge sobs. Big Show: Hi Kane! You OK? Kane: It’s my wife! She left me! BOO-HOO-HOO! Bossman: Lita is available now? Hot damn! Big Show: (In a stage whisper to Bossman) Don’t say hot around him, are you crazy? You wanna end up like JR? (In a normal voice to Kane) Sorry to hear that. Listen, we were wondering if you could do us a favor. We were wondering if you could lend us the hearse- Big Show breaks off, as Kane starts crying again. Kane: I kidnapped her in that hearse! I tied her up with duct tape and stuffed a rag in her mouth and drove off into the night! It was our special car! Big Show: Uh, yeah….and we were also wondering if we could, um, we could- Bossman: Borrow a casket! Kane breaks down again. Kane: The casket was our special place! We had sex in it all the time! I’ll miss that skanky, dirty, filthy, crazy slut! Lita comes out the front door. Lita: What the hell are you moaning about you freak? Kane: YOU CAME BACK! Kane drops down and starts licking Lita’s feet. Lita kicks him off, with a shudder. Lita: EEWWWW! Get off me you freak! GROSS! Let me guess, he told you I’d left him, didn’t he? Well all I did was go to the store and pick up some pickles. Stupid freak has been this way ever since those other goofs started showing up. Come on Kane. I’ll go take a cold bath and cover myself in ketchup and lay down on the floor, just the way you like it. Come on my retarded monkey. We’ll play murder victim. I’ll even let you stalk me for a while. Will that make it better. Kane: Can I wear the night vision goggles? Lita: Sure thing. Kane: YES! Hey, did you guys want something? Big Show: Uh, yeah. Wow, that’s just…. Bossman: Hearse. And Casket. Kane: Will we need the casket honey? Lita: I was going to let you wrap me up in the rug, but if you want-? Kane: It’s in the living room. OK HONEY! I’LL COUNT TO FIFTY! Big Show: You heard him, it’s in the living room. Go get it. Bossman: Are you nuts? HELL NO! I ain't going in there! Not now! Let’s wait till tomorrow. Maybe next week. Big Show: Fine with me. So, you wanna go watch Randy stalk some chicks down at Booker T’s? Bossman: That sounds fine with me. Bossman and Big Show walk down Kane’s driveway and off into the street. They ignore the line of evil clowns offering them porno and smokes. Behind them, a man stops in front of Kane’s house and calls up to Kane, who has his face hidden in his hands counting loudly. Marti Wright: Hey, can you tell me, THE BOOGIEMAN, where the High School is? Without looking up, Kane raises a hand and drops it. The Boogieman bursts into flame and runs off, his plastic horns melting. Over-Analyzing Wrestling Today’s Topic: Desperation The results are in. And for the first time, a drop has occurred. Not in the ratings, or house show attendance. That has been happening steadily for quite some time. I’m talking about the quarter earnings report. 8 million dollars lost this quarter. The quarter with Wrestlemania in it. The quarter with record breaking overseas house show attendance. Vince has lost money. For only one quarter. John Cena’s movie, which was scheduled to be released soon, is having trouble finding a distributor. Now, during a time when sequels and remakes are coming out every week practically. Cena’s movie can’t find an outlet to make it to the big screen. When indie films are making big strides. The press is ignoring the big story of the latest shock tactic on Smackdown. The number of people who wrote about it is only two. Or at least, only two people wrote about it, in publications that have a big name. And those were, as far as I know, and I could be wrong, in only the online division of those companies. Brian Gerwitz, who was supposed to be taking time off to write a movie stuck around for a few more weeks, stinking up the place. When he finally left, he basically made sure the show comes from his basement. The guy has to email all angles to him, call him with changes, and fax over copies of the script. Crazy. Desperate. Afraid. It’s panic. Plain and simple. Telling a story has been replaced by shock tactics. On Raw, we had Hogan make a comeback. And get kicked by HBK. We had Piper show up the next week. On Smackdown, for some unknown reason, Road Warrior Animal made a return to TV. After a big ratings grabber, called the Lotteraft, the kid gloves are off, and instead of building on the momentum and making some angles happen, we got ourselves nothing but Drama. Wrestling? What’s that? Oh, you mean the stuff that goes between the skits? Yeah, we’ll come up with something. H is off TV. Undertaker has been dragged out of hiding. Matt Hardy was thrust back on TV. The BWO was reformed and quickly forgotten about. Not that it was a great angle to begin with. We’re getting the same angles we’ve had for months. But why? Simply because the WWE is sticking to what in their minds worked. No chances are being taken with new stars, unless that new star has a shocking gimmick. The internet is being mined for angle fodder, resulting in hot shot angles on TV. The net is being worked, in a vain attempt to come up with something that will shock fans. In essence tricking them into watching. The results? Not good. Ratings have tapered off. I think even the ratings and buyrates are being worked. According to Zap2it, the rating for last weeks Smackdown was a 2.9 for the first hour, and the second hour did better than a 2.0, but no solid number was given. But the network ranked a 1.8 for the night, and the night consists of Smackdown. Yet the number making it’s way around the net is 3. Now, the rating usually DROPS when the finals are in, but this one seems to have increased. The kicker? It was pre-empted in several big markets as well. The buy rate for ECW’s One Night Stand is falling. It was originally released as doing around 300,000. Now, the number usually goes UP, but the number has fallen to 230,000. In spite of the DVD flying off shelves. In spite of all the good reviews. I just question these latest round of numbers. Hell, I’m questioning all “official” information now. It just seems that the WWE is trying to get press anyway they can. No angle is too controversial. UPN even had to step in and say no, for the first time ever that I can recall. Racism seems to be the flavor of the week, but the creepiness is coming back. Foot fetishes? Child Molesting Light? I guess they realized that stalking just wasn’t cutting it. After all the weird crap they’ve pulled, I guess the only things left is bestiality. But the fact remains that the shows have slipped. The move to Friday, which is only a month and half away, has spooked WWE. They just traded some of the biggest names they could over to Raw. Smackdown got barely anything in return. Christian is the guy I’m hoping makes the show, but he’s been sidetracked. Christian vs JBL could be a hell of a match. But the removal of H makes no sense. Maybe he’s pulling a Taker and just taking some time off. Maybe he really is recovering from an injury. You know, he only wrestles once a month on TV. And he is injury prone. But the show has OD’ed on Sports Entertainment. Like they’re trying to prove something. I think a backstage power shift is brewing. I also have a hunch that JBL has more influence than H when it comes to Vince. H isn’t on the outs, but Bradshaw now has Vince’s ear more often than H. Or Steph for that matter. Reading too much into it? Paranoia? No, a paranoid delusion would be saying that JBL knows the father of Dawn Marie’s baby and he and the father have teamed up and taken over Smackdown. Think about it, Dudley’s would know. They’re gone. So are a lot of other people who may have knowledge of the situation. Dawn Marie was bought out. Not fired. The reason was some kind of legal excuse, but WWE has fired injured workers and not even batted an eye. Why do things differently for a pregnancy? Especially when a case could be made for the job being too risky for a pregnant woman. The power has shifted and that is coming across on TV. Something has caused the shift. The Dawn Marie Scandal is as good an excuse as any. And I think more valid than most. After all, the guy who I suspect is the father was in H’s wedding party. OK folks, that’s it for today. I’m back and there’s only a few more things to ramble about. First, one more bit of news. Edge is getting back with his wife. I doubt this. Why? Because I think Edge dumped Lita and that’s what he told her. After al, why stick with Lita when there are eight hot chicks who nothing about wrestling to hit on? Hello, Diva Search contestants. Hey, some one has to fill the void left by Orton. QUICK PLUGS! The Movie Bar! The Movie Bar Forums The Project LOP Forums! LOP Columns Forum! LOP's Very Own PWA, Best E-Fed on the net. Period. Alrighty folks, I’m back on schedule and I’ve missed you crazy wrestling fans, you. See ya next week. Until Next Time, Thanks For Readin' and Thanks For Ridin' Wevv Mang mrwevv@mac.com Please label all email FEEDBACK.
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