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April 6, 2010
Triple H – The Game, The King of Kings, The Cerebral Assassin, What's Next?
Triple H finds himself somewhat at a crossroads. Not quite at main event level and without his long-time DX associate Shawn Michaels to accompany him now.
As HBK leaves it severely weakens Triple H’s potential long term adherence to being a baby face. Phenomenally popular as a good guy and massively respected as a heel, Paul Levesque is able to portray both sides of the fence convincingly which is one of the main reasons for his success and longevity. As he decides what to do next he can look back and maybe take inspiration from the past...More?
source: wwewrestling.suit101.com
Men's Fitness: Sheamus One Of "25 Fittest Guys In The World"
In the feature, The Celtic Warrior talks about how he learned to work out from his father. Sheamus also emphasizes the importance of stepping up his game, plus how he keeps in shape and constantly looks to better himself to accomplish his goals.
This Day in Wrestling History
Mildred Burke defeated Clara Mortensen for the WWWA Heavyweight title.
April 6, 1937
April 5, 2010
This Day in Wrestling History
Happy Birthday to Diamond Dallas Page
April 5, 1949
Andy Kaufman met Jerry Lawler in a Grudge Match at the Mid-South Coliseum in Memphis Tennessee.
April 5, 1982
April 4, 2010
Raw/iMPACT! March 29th Ratings Breakdown
Segment breakdown of both Raw and Impact from March 29th in regards to viewership:
The WWE Divas in a hot tub with the stars of "Hot Tub Time Machine" and Triple H's attempt at a farewell to Shawn Michaels with a Sheamus interference gained 345,000 viewers, while Impact featuring "The Pope" D'Angelo Dinero's in-ring promo, a Samoa Joe clip and Orlando Jordan's segment did a 0.5 losing 123,000 viewers (possibly one of the lowest quarter hours in the history of Impact)...More?
source: wrestleview.com
Christopher Daniels & TNA Officially Part Ways
F4WOnline.com is reporting that Christopher Daniels and TNA Wrestling have officially parted ways.
Tragic Week in Pro Wrestling
Along with the apparent suicide of Chris Kanyon, this past week has been tragic in the pro wrestling world:
Jimmy "Playboy" Candler, 24, of Spiro died Sunday, March 28, 2010, in Van Buren. He was a member of Southern Alliance Wrestling.
Glen Bussell, a 22-year-old pro wrestler from Kentucky, died in a four-car accident on Saturday, according to a report by the local NBC affiliate in Lexington, Ky. He went by the name of "Ice Pick" on the local independent scene.
Bob Ziolkowski, known by the names Baby Haystacks and Big Daddy, reportedly died this morning at the age of 34-years-old. Independent wrestler "Judge" Jesse tells the Torch that he is a former Powerhouse Pro Wrestling (PHPW) champion.
sources: wrestlezone.com & pwtorch.com
