David Trainer of Forbes.com is featuring an article about World Wrestling Entertainment stock and highly recommending it.
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March 2, 2011
Forbes Says: "Buy World Wrestling Entertainment"
Triple H Appearance in Dallas, TX
Triple H will be at Walmart on Cockrell Hill Road in Dallas, Texas on Monday, March 7th at 11pm, signing copies of 'The Chaperone' DVD. The signing is limited to the first 300 DVD purchasers. This is right as RAW is ending for those in Dallas.
This Day in Wrestling History
WWWF(WWE) World Champion Bruno Sammartino & Gorilla Monsoon defeat Killer Kowalski & Ernie Ladd in Washington, DC.
March 2, 1970
Missouri Mauler beat Johnny Valentine for the American (Texas) Heavyweight Title in Chicago, IL.
March 2, 1973
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, 2011
WWE NXT Results: Season 4 Winner Is...
Johnny Curtis and he has earned a WWE Tag Team Title shot with his WWE pro. Full results.
Triple H Recalls The Beginning Of His Friendship With Motötorhead's Lemmy
As far as entrance themes go, Triple H has one of the best. His tune, "The Game," is one of the more savage entries on the WWE playlist, which is owed to the fact that Motörhead recorded the track for him. Over the course of his career, Triple H (whose real name is Paul Levesque) has become friends with Motöorhead frontman and rock legend Lemmy Kilmister (Triple H appeared on a Motörhead album back in 2002 and often introduces the band in concert). After recording "The Game," Lemmy was also drafted into recording two more songs for Triple H (the theme song for his faction Evolution and "King of Kings," a new twist on Triple H's character). What began as a professional relationship turned into a personal one.
Triple H — who just made his return to WWE's weekly "Raw" show (he'll face the Undertaker at WrestleMania XXVII on Sunday, April 3) and currently stars in "The Chaperone" (which hits DVD and Blu-Ray next week) — says he is taking more and more steps away from the ring for the sake of handling more behind-the-scenes operations at WWE, but he also said that Lemmy will never hang up the spurs. "Lemmy will never stop," he said. "That guy hates being home."
source: mtv.com
Rumor Mill - Triple H Hints at Retirement
While it is unclear if The Undertaker vs. Triple H match will be a streak vs. retirement match at WrestleMania 27, Triple H has told friends he is retiring this year.
source: wrestling observer
'Dancing With the Stars' Season 12 Cast Revealed; Including Chris Jericho
Former welterweight champ Sugar Ray Leonard, model Petra Nemcova and Ralph Macchio of the hit 1984 karate movie will be among 11 celebrity contestants when the ABC show returns March 21st.
Also hitting the dance floor will be Kirstie Alley; Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward; professional wrestler Chris Jericho; "Loveline" radio show co-host 'Psycho' Mike Catherwood; one-time rap prodigy Romeo (former Lil' Romeo); Chelsea Kane of Disney Channel's "Jonas"; talk show host Wendy Williams and reality star Kendra Wilkinson.
source: msn.com
This Day in Wrestling History
Gene Kiniski & Waldo Von Erich defeat Dr. Jerry & Crazy Luke Graham for the WWWF (WWE) United States Tag Team Title in Washington, D.C.
March 1, 1964
Oderint Dum Metuant: Let Them Hate As Long As They Fear
