WWE Most Metal Entrances

With the historic Big 4 concert at Yankee Stadium – that featured four of metal’s heaviest bands (Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth and Anthrax) – we thought it fitting to recall some of the most "metal" entrances in WWE.

Motorhead
Rev Theory
Killswitch Engage
Alterbridge
Saliva
Black Sabbath
Anthrax
Metallica

Photo: Triple H & Stephanie McMahon at the "Big Four" Concert Featuring Metallica

VIDEO: Triple H on HBK's "MacMillan River Adventures" TV Show

Rumor Mill - Changes to FCW Developmental System

Wrestlezone.com is reporting that the FCW roster will eventually be divided into thirds. The roster will be given 3 tiers, similar to minor league baseball systems where there is a single-A, double-A and triple-A level of competition. This would be implemented in FCW's roster where the triple A tier of talent would be considered the best talent that is a step away from moving up to the main roster.

Lucha Libre USA: Masked Warrior Returning to MTV

Over-the-top is an understatement when it comes to Lucha Libre USA: Masked Warriors, the high-spirited Mexican wrestling spectacular that marries exciting aerial maneuvers and extraordinary acrobatics with flamboyant characters and outlandish story lines. Beginning on October 1, Lucha Libre USA: Masked Warriors begins its second season of explosive battles—in and out of the ring—on MTV2. The series is recorded before enthusiastic live audiences at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Albuquerque in NM.

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The Latest on Matt Hardy's Arrest

The latest news on Matt Hardy's recent arrest is that he was pulled over by police the Raleigh-Durhan International Airport on Monday following concerns over his driving. Hardy was subject and passed a breathalyzer test on the scene and had no alcohol in his system at the time of his arrest.

Trooper Ellefson says he "conducted a series of test on [Hardy] and determined he was impaired and unable to safely operate a vehicle." Hardy then gave a blood sample for further analysis. The Trooper believes Hardy was under the influence of a "Central Nervous System depressants" although results are not back from the lab for us to officially confirm such.

source: pwinsider.com

DWI Report & Mug Shot

Pro Boxer Heading to FCW

In a new interview conducted for Boxingscene.com, Professional Heavyweight boxer Monte "Two Gunz" Barrett has revealed that he will be heading to Florida Championship Wreslting, WWE's developmental territory, for a two week training program, and then return to FCW for a 2 month training stint. Barrett was quoted as saying,

"I gotta call [WWE senior director of talent relations] Ty Bailey this week and go through some of the particulars, but I know whatever it's gonna be, it will be a lot of hard work. I told him I will commit 110% and put my best foot forward with everything that I do."

source: wrestlezone.com

Matt Hardy Claims He Was Framed In Latest DWI Arrest

Matt Hardy Arrested Again For DWI

Former WWE and TNA wrestler Matt Hardy has reportedly been arrested again during the past week in Raleigh, North Carolina on another DWI charge. He is scheduled to appear in court on November 30.

Hardy’s arrest has been confirmed with police officials, according to prowrestling.net.

This is a separate incident from last month’s DWI in Moore County, North Carolina.

Rumor Mill - Structure Change in WWE Creative Team

It's being reported that WWE has made a change to the structure of its creative team, and has created what's being called a "home team" and a "road team." The idea behind the change is that there will be a creative team that travels on the road, working on shows as it travels, and a creative team that for the most part remains at WWE headquarters and works on the shows from there.

It's being said that Stephanie McMahon and Brian Gewirtz are said to be two of the "home team" members, and will predominantly work on WWE creative from headquarters.

source: prowrestling.net

Triple H Comments on his Future Inside and Outside the Ring

“In the ring, listen, it’s a young man’s business,” Triple H said. “I love being able to get in there occasionally and still perform. We [WWE] have the greatest fan base in the world, the most rabid fan base in the world. Anytime I can get out in front of them and perform, as long as they still want to see me, I’m excited to do it, but at the same point, I don’t want to be doing it everyday.

“I enjoy the [TV] role I have right now, with being able to go out on the show, but to be quite frank, I enjoy the behind the scenes just as much. To me, it’s just as thrilling to help a young guy like a Sheamus or a Miz or somebody like that, help them with something and then see them go out there and do it and be successful, see it click for them. It’s just as exhilarating to me as being out there and doing it myself. So that part of it is a thrill for me to be behind the scenes and hopefully watching the business continue to thrive.”

Triple H Comments on SmackDown Moving to Tuesdays on Syfy

"I’m sure if you ask Syfy, they would say, ‘Yes,’” Triple H said. “I think that’s certainly on the board. The beautiful thing about WWE is we truly are a fluid product, because we’re live, and we can do it from just about anywhere. We can moves things around and switch things around, and it’s what makes us such a valuable partner to people and networks like USA and Syfy.

"If USA or somebody needs a number to help them get over the hump in the ratings war, we can do a special and put them over the top. We can do a Tuesday live show and give somebody a kick. We can do all these different things, and that’s a very valuable commodity. I’m sure they’re looking, as well as everybody else is looking, to use that commodity in the best possible way they can."