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Former Wrestler Doesn't Blame the WWE

Former WWE wrestler Shawn Stipich (better known to wrestling fans as Shawn Stasiak), who is now a doctor and is working as a chiropractor a former WWE wrestler, was a guest on FOX News’ Hannity & Colmes last night to discuss the Chris Benoit tragedy and the use of steroids in professional wrestling. A quick recap of what he had to say, as follows:

- Stasiak said that WWE aren’t to blame for the Benoit tragedy, or the use of steroids in wrestling. He said it’s obvious that there is a problem in pro wrestling right now, but while a lot of people have abused steroids for a long time, they didn’t kill their families. He came across as defending WWE in order to not “rock the boat” with his first comments, but as he settled into the interview, his comments later came across real well.

- He said there are only so many positions in the industry and that wrestlers are wanting to build their careers. He said that steroid abuse isn’t anybody’s fault and that Vince McMahon and WWE are “not a babysitter"...More?

Rey & Jindrak on Steroids?

WAGA-TV in Atlanta has just reported that federal investigators have seized all medical records of Dr. Phil Astin and patients Larry Pfolhl (Lex Luger), Marcus Bagwell, Mark Jindrak, Bob Howard (Bob Holly), Chris Benoit, Nancy Benoit, Mike Durham (Johnny Grunge) and Oscar Gutierrez (Rey Mysterio).

The station also reported that M.J. and O.G., the two wrestlers involved in the indictment of overprescribing pain killers were, as speculated, Mark Jindrak and Gutierrez.

Chris Benoit Murder Suicide: Quit Blaming Vince McMahon, WWE

...Quit blaming the WWE. Quit blaming Vince McMahon for these people's problem or the business in general. Everyone has a choice, to take drugs or not, work the heavy schedule or not, and to work in a job with no benefits or not. People need to quit pointing fingers and expecting someone else to fix their problems.More?

Congressman urges hearing on steroids

Congress, which has examined steroid policies in baseball, football and basketball in the past few years, must now address allegations of "rampant" steroid use in professional wrestling, says a Florida lawmaker.

"Between 1985 and 2006, 89 wrestlers have died before the age of 50," Republican Rep. Cliff Stearns said yesterday. "Of course, not all of these deaths can be attributed to steroid use. However, this abnormally high number of deaths of young, fit athletes should raise congressional alarms."

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Stearns' call follows the death last month of pro wrestler Chris Benoit, who strangled his wife and 7-year-old son before hanging himself. Steroids were found in Benoit's home, although it's unclear whether they played a role in the slayings...More?

Did Senator Vitter Get Hustled?

When Sen. David Vitter of Louisiana confessed to "a very serious sin" on Monday night, Debra Jean Palfrey was not about to forgive him. Sin is one thing; but Palfrey believes Vitter — a proponent of the "sanctity of marriage" — should fess up if that sin was a crime as well. After all, she notes, prostitution is a legal offense for both purveyor and consumer. And as the so-called "D.C. Madam" whose escort service Vitter says he used, Palfrey says the agency she ran was merely one-half of the alleged equation. "Why am I the only person being prosecuted?"...More?

Preparing to play the Game

The murmurs in the Raw locker room started almost immediately after the Superstars – and millions of fans worldwide – heard the familiar gravelly voice and saw the all-too familiar sight: Triple H holding his trusty sledgehammer like a holy scepter.

The vignette was the second video of Triple H that the Raw Superstars and our fans had seen during the show last week, but it clearly had the most impact. The first video showed The Game shortly after he suffered a torn quadriceps at New Year’s Revolution this past January, having surgery and talking about his long recovery ahead. But in the second video, the 10-time World Champion did what he does best – capture attention – as he declared, “In case you have forgotten, I am The Game! And I’m back!”...More?

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Benoit or no Benoit, wrestling fans pack arena

Despite professional wrestling’s recent troubles involving Chris Benoit, wrestling fans still packed the BancorpSouth Arena Saturday night for "The Biggest Party of the Summer."

Chris Miller, 24, was one of thousands who flooded the Arena to see the likes of Ric Flair, Batista, Edge and several other wrestlers from WWE Smackdown, the ECW & the Condemned. Even though he was a fan of Benoit, Miller said the show must go on...More?

JR's Comments Concerning Chyna and a Fan

On JR's blog, he responded to a comment a purported Chyna fan left on his site:

We also received an comment from an individual named Donnie who did not appreciate my comments about me questioning “Chyna’s credibility” on some of the news programs “Chyna” appeared on in recent weeks. For the record Donnie, Chyna was not fired from the WWE but chose for personal reasons to not resign with the WWE. I know this in detail, as I was the one who spent hours speaking with her on multiple days about her issues that were of a personal nature, but also of a contractual and professional nature. I personally felt like Chyna’s comments were all over the road, at times incoherent, and generally challenging to listen to. That’s my opinion on a website that bares my name and that I personally fund.

Because I am so tired of her continuous rants concerning the WWE (and at times Triple H), I just had to leave him a response. This is what I wrote:

Hi JR,

I just wanted to say that I enjoy you site and seeing you on Raw each week. I have never commented on your blog, but after your responds to Donnie concerning Chyna, I felt compelled to. It has been many years since she has been a part of the WWE and it is obvious to me and others that she is still struggling with some issues. I think it is possible to be a fan of someone without accepting everything that they do. Maybe Donnie should take that approach. Just my two cents from a die-hard wrestling fan.

I don't expect a response from him. I was just blowing of steam....

Pills from docs have a hold on wrestlers

When state police and state narcotics officers burst through the door of Dr. David Stephenson's Rome, N.Y., home in March 2005, ready to search for evidence that he had been writing illegal prescriptions, they found his personal stash right on the bedroom nightstand.

Stephenson had GHB and Ketamine, two powerful drugs commonly misused by weightlifters and bodybuilders. To most people, GHB and Ketamine are known as "date rape drugs," anesthetics that can put users into dangerously deep sleep, and can kill when abused...More?