If he would dump the name and create a whole entire new gimmick things could have worked out... look at Kendrick.
The Triple H and Randy Orton segment on last night's RAW was actually filmed earlier that day in Florida, so it wasn't really Orton's home.
I'm just sayin.
Im curious to see what Mysterio will do at Mania...hasnt been to WM since 22.
Hopefully he'll job or get injured. I hate that masked hornswoggle. Having him constantly go over wrestlers 1.5 feet taller than him is asbad as EGOH's title reigns.
[font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]WWE Intercontinental Champion John Bradshaw Layfield, 42, has been telling people backstage that he will likely be retiring from the ring by May. His back problems that caused him to originally retire in 2006 have resurfaced and his retirement from WWE appears imminent. Layfield is not listed in the May house show bookings that have been released.
As noted earlier, Layfield recently claimed he would be doing something historical that would shock the wrestling world at Wrestlemania XXV. Regarding his claim, it's been speculated that JBL will retire as the Intercontinental Champion, something nobody, with the exception of Trish Stratus as WWE Women's Champion at the 2006 Unforgiven pay-per-view, has ever done.
In a strange pairing, Layfield will be teaming up with Vladimir Kozlov against the team of Undertaker and Shawn Michaels next week on Raw. It's interesting to note that in a blog post yesterday, Jim Ross actually speculated on a Layfield vs. Kozlov feud. While this is only speculation, Dave Meltzer believes the strange pairing could indicate a quick Kozlov/JBL break-up, allowing JBL to go to his home state of Texas at WrestleMania XXV as the babyface and face "The Moscow Mauler" with the Intercontinental Championship on the line. It would cast JBL in the right atmosphere for a retirement ceremony/moment.
Considering CM Punk is already tied to the Money in the Bank Match, he will definitely not be facing JBL at WrestleMania - so there's not many candidates left. With the exception of Kozlov, the highest slotted candidate not already accounted for on the lineup at "The 25th Anniversary of Wrestlemania" is Rey Mysterio. However, nothing has been done to even start anything in that direction, and time is running short. Following next week's show, there will only be two weeks left to build towards WrestleMania.
As far as money goes, one source says JBL is set for life, and has no reason to continue wrestling if his body is breaking down.[/font]
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]Makes sense to me...we'll see how it goes.[/color]
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]Imagine how[/color][color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]it would be if Christianwins MITB and Edge retains in his match...Christian comes out at the conclusion and cashes it in on Edge. He goes for the quick pin but Edge kicks out...theyhave a 5-7 minute match, Christian ends up winning.[/color]
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]I wouldn't book it like that because it's way too soon to give him the strap...but it wouldcertainly be a surprise (especially since they haven't been together on TV since Christian came back)[/color]
He didn't lose to Hornswoggle or Ricky Ortiz; he lost to Jack Swagger, the future of the WWE. Christian is going to be a main eventer. Notlike Triple H, but he'll be on the level of Chris Jericho.
that was corny, seems i hit a nerve there....Originally Posted by Jules300
tna > ur e-life
I guess u cant take a joke. you dudes get all butt hurt when i say tna > wwe when we all kno they both suck right now.Originally Posted by GotHolesInMySocks
that was corny, seems i hit a nerve there....Originally Posted by Jules300
tna > ur e-life
anyways, about that christian being a main eventer thing, heres what vince mc mahon thinks..
Vince McMahon isn't a big fan of ECW wrestler Christian, according to one former WWE employee. It's no secret that the WWE chairman doesn't view him as a "star."
"He cares more about the doormat at his house than Christian," said the former employee. "I don't understand why you re-up with the guy and then don't do anything with him."
In another Christian note, he told friends TNA's final offer to him was a five-year deal worth $2.5 million for a certain number of dates per year. However, one company source disputes the contract offer as Christian would have jumped at it.
The two time NWA World Heavyweight Champion made it clear to TNA president Dixie Carter that his lack of faith in the creative team was a big reason for his departure from the organization.
Originally Posted by Jules300
tna > ur e-life
