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Wednesday, April 17, 2013
ESPN power rankings
ESPN has updated their WWE power rankings, heres the list
10.Fandango
9.Sheamus and Randy Orton
8.Jack Swagger
7.Kofi Kingston
6.Team Hell NO
5.John Cena
4.Dolph Ziggler
3.CM Punk
2.The Shield
1.Brock Lesnar
UNDERTAKER HAD KNEE SURGERY BEFORE WRESTLEMANIA
The Undertaker reportedly underwent minor knee surgery a few weeks prior to his WrestleMania 29 match against CM Punk. The operation was described as a “simple cleanup,” according to prowrestling.net. Undertaker has undergone shoulder, hip and knee surgeries in recent years, but was said to be in good shape following WrestleMania.
THE ROCK PREVIEWS FAST & FURIOUS 6, NEWS ON HIS ‘FAST 7′ FILMING CONFLICT
The Rock tweeted the following on Tuesday night about his upcoming movie, “Fast & Furious 6″ as well as a sneak peek of his character in the movie, Hobbs:
Dwayne Johnson
@TheRock
"Just watched private screening - FAST & FURIOUS 6. Proud of my director Justin Lin. #EpicAction #HobbsTheBeast pic.twitter.com/Bi93R6ajlS"
9:37 AM - 17 Apr 2013
Producers have already signed on for a seventh installment for the Fast and Furious franchise, which is tentatively scheduled for a Summer 2014 release. There are several entertainment websites that are reporting that The Rock’s filming schedule for Hercules could conflict with the production of Fast & Furious 7.
Reason For CM Punk’s Promo On This Week’s WWE Raw
CM Punk’s promo on this week’s episode of WWE Raw was done to write him off television as he won’t be traveling with the company on their upcoming overseas tour.
Punk has been working banged up for months and came out of his match against Undertaker at Wrestlemania 29 in rough shape. Punk is reportedly less than 50% healthy and while it’s not believed he needs surgery, he needs time away from the ring to heal up.
Justin Roberts
@JustinRoberts
"It's @CMPunk & @HeymanHustle live now on @WWE #RAW...very curious to hear what they have to say.. pic.twitter.com/QL70DMXdCe"
8:18 AM - 16 Apr 2013
CODY RHODES TALKS ABOUT WHEN HIS TIME WILL COME, WORKING WITH ORTON IN LEGACY
Cody Rhodes recently appeared on Busted Open with Dave Lagreca and Doug Mortman, which you can hear on Sirius 92 and XM 208. Below are some highlights from his interview:
When his time will come:
“When Dolph is a world champ. This year after Money in the Bank, and Dolph is the guy who won MITB, there was this real drop off of all this momentum and moving forward and I don’t blame anyone but myself; not that something bad happened or anything like that. I hate when people say stuff like ‘the push’, it’s just a matter of sometimes, I’m never going to be patient and fans of mine I hope they know I’m not sitting there waiting, but as a company there are several superstars that whether you want them now, it’s a slow thing. It’s a slow building process and I think it’ll be all the more satisfying. I grew up a fan of Shawn Michaels. I watched the whole time. He makes it to the WM match and he doesn’t win the title. Then the next title match he goes an hour and he doesn’t win the title in the hour but they’re going to go sudden death and then he finally got the title and I was just fully satisfied as him being the greatest WM performer of all time. That’s the goal. That’s the guy I’d like to pattern myself as. I hate the fact the people said ‘you’re the future’ and we’re not there yet, but we’ll get there.”
His time working with Randy Orton in Legacy:
“We forget that Randy was 21 when he debuted on television. He had a chance to grow up with the audience. Randy was an extreme influence, still is, and we’re both now able to do our own things and initially he took me and Ted Dibiase under his wing and it wasn’t like ‘Randy is a friend of ours, he’s going to be easy on us,’ I think Randy was harder on us than even Triple H was in that whole grooming process; Legacy versus DX, then him versus Triple H and them going into Wrestlemania 25; so I will always owe him a good chunk of my career.”
MARIA KANELLIS ADDRESSES WWE RETURN RUMORS, DRAMA WITH OTHER WWE DIVAS
Former WWE Diva recently spoke to Slam.Canoe.Ca about recent reports that she was in talks with WWE about appearing at WrestleMania – and rumors that there are people in WWE who don’t want to work with her. Here are some highlights of what he said about:
Recent Talks With WWE Before WrestleMania:
“I did get contacted by WWE at the end of January, beginning of February, something like that, and for about a month, I was in talks with WWE,” Kanellis said. “We talked about contracts, I had no problem with anything that was in the contract; but about a month after, they called back and said they weren’t moving forward with the storyline.”
Reports of WWE Divas Not Wanting to Work With Her:
“I’m friends most of the girls, I talk with a lot of them at least once a week if not a couple times a week, so I don’t know where that comes from,” she said. “I’m completely happy with WWE and I believe they’re completely happy with me as well, so if that opportunity ever were to arise again and I wasn’t locked up on something else, I would love to go back.”
“I can’t imagine them being that immature to say something like that. This is a business world and I treat wrestling as a business as well as my passion. I just can’t imagine anybody doing that and being that silly. As far as I know it was just a storyline thing."
Past Issues With People In WWE:
"I get along with pretty much everyone; I don’t have those issues. I had disagreements with people in the past, but I really worked hard to get rid of those disagreements. I really want to live my life with positivity. I don’t want any kind of animosity out there about me. When I first got out of WWE, I was fiery and all that kind of stuff, but now, looking back, WWE was a great experience for me and I’m so glad I got to do everything I did there.”
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