Yeah good point, + tbf he's inaccurate / unfair with other stuff, e.g. saying Jeff Hardy's only popular with 2 year olds? Both Hardy's in WWE had fans of all ages, esp Jeff around 2007-2009, you'd see 18-35 year old men with his merch, women, kids etc.

Guess there's two sides to it really - Val prob did pay more dues (in traditional terms) in the early days. However, the harsh truth for him is that the Hardys mean more in the history of the WWE, and both were bigger draws in all fairness.

Just had an email from Ticketmast re the TNA tour, AJ's off it due to injury.

Really hope Tara doesn't suffer an injury before then too.

Pretty much agree with all that mate, although I definitely don't think that a guy not been in WWE means they're not a great worker. Some of the greatest Japanese and Mexican wrestlers of all-time have never been in WWE AFAIK (e.g. Nagata, Kobashi, Psychosis etc).

Going to sort out tickets shortly for All-Star Wrestling. If you've not seen them before I really recommend going to a show if they run one locally, easily the best UK company going. Daniel Bryan spent a lot of time over here and worked a lot of their shows, really good at what they do.

Kudos to Big Zeke for managing to powerslam the Big Show, looked to do it with ease as well.

Oh right, remember the Mexicools (God I know what you mean, e.g. the lawnmowers and stuff?! ), didn't realise he was part of it though.

Not surprised given how jacked up the guy is. Still, two 4 man factions make sense than one large one as guys tend to get lost in the shuffle in those large factions. 4 belts (world/wwe, IC/US, tag) make 4 man factions the way to go if you're wanting to go for a domination style run.

Well Juvi had a number of back stage altercations, most likely trying to get out of his contract once he realised what kind of gimmick he was being saddled with.

Psicosis got the boot after he went out scrumping for cars.

One thing that made me laugh about that, was Juvi actually ended up travelling with Bob Orton Sr. A strange partnerhsip, to say the least.

that'll be cos he was ostracised after he was juicing whilst randy was feuding with the undertaker and it was revealed he had a Hepatitis, or something, i believe Mr Callaway wasn't best pleased when he found out.

Needles to say, i don't thin Bob stayed around much longer after that.

Wasn't it the Hell in a Cell between Taker & Orton? Bob bled all over Taker and didn't tell anyone he was Hep C. I believe Taker had to be physically restrained when he found out. Stupid really.

rlUGO.com's "Why Matt Hardy should just stop alreadyrl

To be fair, they make some very valid points

The guy who made the runin last night in the Punk-Cena match last night was Mason Ryan [Barri Griffiths, AKA Goliath from the newer Gladiators series] who's commonly referred to as the Welsh Batista.

Wonder why WWE are so obsessed with creating names (usually lame ones) for people? They do it all the time e.g. Monty Brown was a perfectly good name, so they change it to the stupid Marcus Cor Von, Bryan Danielson to Daniel Bryan - any point? IMO Goliath (which I'm sure they could have used seeing as how Gladiators doesn't exist now) would have been a good name.

so they can trademark them for merchandising purposes, also if said sports entertainer gets future endeavoured he then can't trade or make money off WWE's 'identity' or character.