CNN's Bullsh*t Response to John Cena's Complaints

"CNN felt that Mr. Cena's statement in the interview: "My answer to that question 'have you ever used steroids' is -- the only thing I can say -- I can't tell you that I haven't, but you'll never be able to prove that I have" was a more expansive and complete answer -- and that's why we used it in the first run of the program. And we stand by that decision. But, we added the other quote on the Sunday replay where Mr. Cena first denied using steroids. We did this because of his complaint and the attention it received so that viewers could see how he said it both times."

Build-up to Survivor Series

Triple H vs. Umaga - Lumberjack Match

WWE teams with the U.S. Marines’ Toys for Tots campaign

Help Jeff Hardy distribute toys to needy children with the U.S. Marine Corp. More?

Dana White and Randy Couture Schedule Meeting

After faxing his resignation in October, Randy Couture has agreed to a face-to-face meeting with Dana White. More?

IFL Forms Video Sharing Partnership with YouTube, Google

IFL has joined forces with YouTube and Google to offer content through Google Adsense and YouTube players. More?

Journalists Respond to CNN's Lack of Professionalism Regarding John Cena

“I don’t see how a respected news organization such as CNN – or any responsible journalist, for that matter – could omit Cena’s initial response to the question, which was a clear and direct denial to having ever taken steroids.” – Kevin Eck, Baltimore Sun, November 12, 2007

“I have to agree with the WWE here. The way the interview was edited was unfair, taking out the part where Cena states clearly that he hasn't used steroids and leaving in an ambiguous, out-of-context statement.” – Michael David Smith, aol.com, November 12, 2007

It's a case of "he said -- but you didn't get to hear it." – TMZ.com, November 12, 2007

“This past week, CNN did their part to inaccurately portray the wrestling industry." – Patrick Imig, JoeSportsFan.com, November 12, 2007

source: wwe.com

Chris Jericho's Return to the WWE Confirmed

More Fallout for CNN

TVNewser, named one of the most influential blogs in television by the Wall Street Journal and The New York Times, has picked up the story about CNN's so-called investigation of the WWE and steroids. At issue, their lack of integrity concerning John Cena's interview.

Nicolas Cage out - Mickey Rourke In

Mickey Rourke is getting into the ring with "The Wrestler," the indie drama that Darren Aronofsky will direct in January.

Rourke will play Randy "The Ram" Robinson," a role that Nicolas Cage had reportedly been set to play. There was no word Sunday as to why he had left the project.

Aronofsky and Robert Siegel wrote the script for "The Wrestler," about an over-the-hill grappler who returns to the ring for one last shot at glory.

source: variety.com

No word yet on why Nicolas Cage is no longer in the movie.

Booker T Debuts with TNA

Sting's mystery partner was none other than the debuting Booker T! It was truly a monumental moment in TNA history as Booker came to the ring as the fans erupted...More?

source: tna.com

CNN owes Cena an apology

...I have always thought that Vince McMahon was overly paranoid about the media, but after a summer filled with sensationalistic reporting on the Chris Benoit story and now this, I’m starting to think he might be justified.

Kevin Eck, The Baltimore Sun

If you aren't familiar with the story, go to wwe.com.

MMA Fighter Kills Girlfriend, Commits Suicide

...Detectives believe 29-year-old Porterville resident Bobby Joe Suggs is responsible for the Wednesday murder of Amber Nicole Zavala, 23, who was found dead at her apartment on the 300 block of North Capitola Court, said Porterville police Lt. Chris Dempsie...They learned at 8 a.m. Thursday that Suggs was hiding near an orange orchard on the side of a hill near the intersection of Hillcrest Street and Morton Avenue, just north of Granite Hills High School, Dempsie said...SWAT officers approached the car and found Suggs inside, dead from an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound, Dempsie said. ..Dempsie said they are investigating the relationship between Suggs and Zavala, along with information that Suggs fought professionally in mixed martial arts at a local casino. He said officials may run toxicological tests on Suggs' body...More?