Due to overwhelming popular demand, Bloodstained Memoirs will be released on DVD for the first time ever.
The most anticipated wrestling documentary of all time, featuring exclusive interviews with Chris Jericho, Rob Van Dam, Roddy Piper, Keiji Muto, Ultimo Dragon, Jimmy Snuka and Christian will be available from all good DVD retailers from October 17th 2011.
DVD Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSHEIHTDznU
The DVD will feature never before seen bonus content and is available for pre-order at Amazon.com
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October 3, 2011
"Bloodstained Memoirs" Now Available on DVD
This Day in Wrestling History
Rick Steamboat & Jay Youngblood defeated Jack & Jerry Brisco for the NWA World Tag Team title.
October 3, 1983
Vince Russo & Ed Ferrera leave the WWF(E) and join WCW.
October 3, 1999
October 2, 2011
WWE Hell In A Cell PPV Results 2011
The Miz and R-Truth are making their way to the front row. The pair was fired by WWE COO Triple H a couple of weeks ago, but they have tickets for the show. John Laurinaitis enters along with security and removes them from ringside and presumably have been ejected from the building.
Sheamus vs. Christian
Winner: Sheamus
Original Sin Cara vs. Imposter Sin Cara
Winner: Original Sin Cara
WWE Tag Team Title Match: Dolph Ziggler & Jack Swagger vs. Kofi Kingston & Evan Bourne
Winners: Kofi Kingston & Evan Bourne (c)
World Heavyweight Championship Hell in a Cell Match: Mark Henry vs. Randy Orton
Winner: Mark Henry (c)
Intercontinental Champion Cody Rhodes vs. John Morrison
Winner: Cody Rhodes (c)
Interconinental Champion Cody Rhodes enters to tell New Orleans residents how ugly they are. He says that the current Intercontinental Champion is hideous and so he places the current Belt in a paper bag and out of a velvet bag he reveals the classic white Intercontinental Title.
Divas Champion Kelly Kelly vs. Beth Phoenix
Winner: Beth Phoenix - New Divas Champion
WWE Championship Triple Threat Hell in a Cell Match: John Cena vs. Alberto Del Rio vs. CM Punk
Winner: Alberto Del Rio - New WWE Champion
As soon as the Cell rises up, Cena rushes under it and attacks Del Rio from behind. The Miz and R-Truth sneak in, wearing jeans and hoodies. They beat everyone down and kick the referees down. Triple H and John Laurinaitis run down but the Cell is lowered, keeping Triple H out. Triple H orders Laurinaitis to the back to open the Cell. Miz and Truth continue their beatdown in the ring as several WWE Superstars run down and try to shake the Cell down. Truth takes out a camera man as Miz beats u a referee. The whole locker room is trying to get in the Cell now as Truth and Miz continue beating down everyone in the ring. Another camera man in the Cell gets taken out. Security, Superstars and officials are now surrounding the ring, with police. Someone comes down and cuts the lock off the Cell with bolt cutters. Police enter the ring first as Triple H is held back. Truth and Miz surrender to the police and drop to their knees, putting their hands behind their back. Truth and Miz are put in handcuffs, then taken out of the Cell by police. Triple H runs up and takes them both down. Triple H wails away with right hands on both men as they're in handcuffs. Triple H pushes down Laurinaitis and it's chaos at ringside. Triple H is going crazy as two men hold him back and try to pull him to the backstage area. Hell in a Cell goes off the air with Triple H behind held back while Miz and Truth are taken away in handcuffs, the whole locker room and officials looking on.
My Favorite Movie: Triple H
"Depends on the day. My favorite action movie is 'Gladiator' because, to me, the story is so phenomenal. The action is great, and all that stuff, but the story is phenomenal. After that I can name a million comedies, from 'The Hangover' to 'Dumb and Dumber.'
"I'm a big comedy fan, I like to be entertained and laugh. Just depends on my mood. If I'm in a serious mood something like 'Gladiator,' if I'm not something like 'Tropic Thunder.'"
Paul "Triple H" Levesque is a five-time WWE World Champion wrestler who has appeared in such movies as "Blade: Trinity" and "The Chaperone." He can currently be seen wrestling with his inner-demons in the action-drama "Inside Out."
source: nextmovie.com
U.S. Congresswoman praises WWE, be a STAR
Linda Sánchez, a member of the United States House of Representatives from California’s 39th congressional district, recently addressed the U.S. Congress about the problems of school violence and bullying, and cited the be a STAR alliance as a positive teaching aid in schools. Her remarks were recorded in the Sept. 15 edition of the Congressional Record.
“Through its participation and leadership in the [be a STAR] alliance, WWE has demonstrated a real commitment to raise awareness about bullying, and is working in local communities around the country and overseas to combat bullying in our schools,” Sánchez said in the Congressional Record, which is the official record of the proceedings and debates of the United States Congress...More?
This Day in Wrestling History
Antonio Inoki & Seji Sakaguchi defeat Jerry Brown & Buddy Roberts for the NWF North American Tag Team Title in Osaka, Japan, starting their second reign as champions.
October 2, 1975
Jerry & Ted Oates defeat The Great Kojika & Motoshi Okuma for the All Japan All Asian Tag Team Title in Tokyo, Japan.
October 2, 1976
Ryuma Go defeats Tatsumi Fujinami in Osaka, Japan for the WWF World Junior Heavyweight Title.
October 2, 1979
Booker T defeats Jeff Jarrett for the vacant WCW World Title.
October 2, 2000
October 1, 2011
Interview with Triple H: The Cost of Being the Boss
As Triple H trades in his sledgehammer and trunks for the boardroom and a bespoke suit, the future of the WWE Universe rests on his very broad shoulders. In this exclusive interview, WWE Magazine delves into the mind of the man known as The Cerebral Assassin as he educates us on the shift in WWE's power structure, backstage politics with the Superstars, the return of The Attitude Era, his dream RAW main event match, and why he and CM Punk are more alike than you think.
Tell us about your first day in the offices of Titan Towers. What was it like being in a corporate setting and sitting behind a desk for the first time?
I spent the first 40 years of my life trying to avoid a desk job. It's obviously a big transition, especially in an industry - and I don't want to say for right or wrong - where most conflicts are settled in the ring. It's also an industry where people's MO is to get under your skin and force themselves into situations that eventually have to be solved in the ring. It's very difficult to take a step back from that.
What's the first new lesson you've learned on the job?
That people in suits are far more conniving than people in trunks.
Most members of the WWE Universe know you as the anti-authority figure who created DX. But now you're wearing a suit and playing the role of "The Man". What would a younger Triple H think of the position that you're in now?
It's easy to be anti-authority when you don't have the responsibility of being the authority. There's a lot to be said for when it's your responsibility and you have to make the right decisions for everybody involved. Then's it a completely different set of problems. Quite frankly, being in the ring is much easier, it's much less mentally taxing, much less stressful. It's very simple. You just get in the ring and you go do your job. When you're in the ring, you just have to worry about you and what your goal is. When you're in charge of everything else, there are so many facets. You're worrying about everybody else, and when you change one thing, it has a domino effect upon everything else. In this new position, everybody is coming at me from a different angle and everybody has a different agenda.
More on the Recent WWE Office Changes
As noted before, there have been recent shake-ups with the WWE creative team, WWE.com and WWE Magazine. All three will soon be working under one umbrella and at the same location. WWE's website and TV studio had been spread out between two buildings about a mile away from WWE headquarters. The magazine was part of publishing on the second floor and creative was located on the fourth floor of WWE headquarters, down the hall from Vince McMahon's office.
They all will now be on the first floor, which used to be Shane McMahon's floor before he left. Everyone with the exception of Brian Gewirtz, Triple H and Stephanie McMahon will be working from there. The move is scheduled to gradually take place from this fall until early 2012.
source: wrestling observer
Oderint Dum Metuant: Let Them Hate As Long As They Fear
