In a new myspace blog, Victoria talks about one of the pranks she pulled in the WWE:
Speaking of WWE, I was known as a bit of a prankster backstage. I was just thinking of a joke I played. I was eating with Fit Finlay, and Khali sat down across from us. I had picked up a piece of cake from catering with no intention of eating it. I was gonna get Fit, but Khali walked right into it. I said,"This cake looks good, but should it be this hot?". Khali put his hand over the cake to feel how hot it was. Of course I slapped his hand into the cake. Everyone was stunned, because they didn't know how he would react. But almost immediately he started laughing, and everyone cracked up. He is so freaky huge, some people don't look at him like he's human. But he was always someone who liked to joke around.
She also states that she is close to signing a movie deal.
March 2, 2009
Victoria the Prankster; Possible Movie Role
This Day in Wrestling History
WWWF(E) World Champion Buddy Rogers fought Gene Kelly to a no contest
March 2, 1963
WWWF(E) World Champion Bruno Sammartino & Gorilla Monsoon defeated Killer Kowalski & Ernie Ladd
March 2, 1970
WWF(E) Georgia Championship Wrestling taping. The first taping from the WTBS studios; the show had previously only shown WWF(E) footage from other television and taped arena shows
March 2, 1985
Happy Birthday to:
Mike Von Erich - March 2, 1964
Lance Cade - March 2, 1981
This Day in Wrestling History - WCW in Waldorf, MD
WCW in Waldorf, MD - Thomas Stone High School
Big Josh pinned El Cubano
Dustin Rhodes & Tim Horner defeated Larry Zbyzsko & Dutch Mantell when Rhodes pinned Mantell
Ricky Morton pinned Buddy Landell
Sid Vicious pinned Tommy Rich with the powerbomb
Barry Windham fought Butch Reed to a no contest in a streetfight when Ron Simmons attacked Reed and the two men battled all over the building
WCW US Champion Lex Luger pinned Dan Spivey
Sting defeated WCW World Champion Ric Flair via disqualification when Barry Windham and Buddy Landell prevented the pinfall; El Gigante was the guest referee for the bout
Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin when Scott pinned Garvin with the Frankensteiner
March 2, 1991
March 1, 2009
Update on Kevin Nash's Injury
Kevin Nash is still battling the elbow infection that hospitalized him in January. He is still wearing the suction machine on his elbow to help the healing process, according to WrestleZone.com's Bill Behrens, who books Nash independently. Nash is targeting April for a return to the ring.
Iran Angered Over Films 'The Wrestler' and '300'
The film "300," portrays the battle of Thermopylae in 480 B.C., in which a force of 300 Spartans held off a massive Persian army at a mountain pass in Greece for three days. It angered many Iranians for the way Persians are depicted as decadent, sexually flamboyant and evil in contrast to the noble Greeks.
Iranians also criticized "The Wrestler" starring Mickey Rourke as a rundown professional wrestler who is preparing for a rematch with his old nemesis, "The Ayatollah." During a fight scene, "The Ayatollah" tries to choke Rourke with an Iranian flag before Rourke pulls the flagpole away, breaks it and throws it into the cheering crowd.
Neither movie was shown in Iran...More?
source: associated press
Interview with Rhaka Khan
UGO recently conducted an interview with TNA Knockout Rhaka Khan. The former WWE Diva Search contestant discusses her break in the wrestling business, what attracted her to wrestling, what TNA offers that other promotions don't, what she "geeks out for" and more. Khan is also asked about her favorite wrestler of all-time, to which she replies:
"My favorite wrestler of all time I would have to say is the person who reminds me the most of myself in the ring. I'm not saying on ability, I'm talking about the look and the persona. I would have to say the Undertaker for sure."
Click here to read the interview.
The Undertaker's WrestleMania Matches
UGO.com has a feature looking at Undertaker's famed WrestleMania winning streak, which currently sits at 16 and 0. The piece recaps all 16 of his WrestleMania matches against the likes of Giant Gonzalez, King Kong Bundy, Sycho Sid and "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka. Click here .
Brett Hart Comments on the Current WWE Creative Direction
“I do try and watch it. I think Randy Orton is pretty good. The little thing they’re doing with Shane and Stephanie and everything, I’m kind of liking it so far. It seems interesting enough...Theres a few guys out there that are wrestling pretty good. I think they can do a better job with their storylines, but they seem to be getting a little better lately then they were a few months back.”
source: elevation radio program
Raw/ECW House Show Results - Long Island, NY
Our two main events were supposed to be Shawn Michaels vs. Koslov and Cena/Triple H vs. Orton/Jericho, but the show seemed to be running late so they decided to combine the two.
Cena comes out to a big pop. Triple H's music hits but he doesn't come out. Orton gets on the mic and says the rest of Legacy couldn't be here tonight because they were taking care of some business. That business being Triple H, who would not be there tonight. He offered HBK and Cena the chance to run off to the back and give up, but instead they charged the ring and the match began.
John Cena & Shawn Michaels beat Chris Jericho & Randy Orton & Kozlov. Pretty standard stuff with all the guys running through their moves. fter a ref bump, all hell breaks out for a second and it all ends with Orton RKO'ing HBK and lining up for the punt. Triple H's music hits right before Orton goes in for the punt. He comes out and tackles Orton and starts punching him. He throws Orton around a little and then goes to the outside to get his sledgehammer. Crowd is now going nuts.
He gets in the ring and Orton backs into the corner pleading with Triple H not to him. Koslov comes in and interferes, taking Triple H to the outside. Orton runs off. Inside the ring, HBK is recovering from the RKO and in comes Jericho with a chair, slamming it against the mat waiting for Michaels to get up.
Behind him, Triple H has returned to the ring with the sledgehammer. He just stands behind Jericho staring him down. Michaels gets up but Jericho has realized what's going on behind him. Turns around to Hunter, then when he turns back to HBK, he's met with Sweet Chin Music. Cena comes back in and gives him the "Attitude Adjuster" as the ref wakes up for the three count. The three of them pose for a while and shake hands to send the crowd home happy.
source: pwtorch.com
