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PWI Female 50 2010
1) Michelle McCool
2) Angelina Love
3) Mercedes Martinez
4) Cheerleader Melissa
5) Eve Torres
6) Madison Rayne
7) Beth Phoenix
8) Mickie James
9) MsChif
10) Maryse
11) Tara
12) Sara Del Rey
13) Gail Kim
14) Awesome Kong
15) Madison Eagles
16) Sarita
17) Alicia Fox
18) Taylor Wilde
19) Daffney
20) Hamada
Click here for 21-50.
There is also a ‘One to Watch’ feature on Washington, DC's own Mia Yim.
Rumor Mill - Matt Hardy Reportedly Sent Home From WWE’s Ongoing European Tour
Matt Hardy was sent home from World Wrestling Entertainment’s ongoing tour of Europe today, company sources have confirmed.
There was concern over Hardy’s condition backstage at yesterday’s SmackDown live event in Minehead, England.
This comes on the heels of an incident at last Sunday’s SmackDown live event in White Plains, New York where he was scheduled to team with R-Truth against Luke Gallows and CM Punk. Company sources indicate there was concern over his condition that day too. It is said that Hardy left the building after officials spoke to him and never returned for his match.
Hardy posted a peculiar message on his Twitter account late last night, writing: “Good Night Earth.. And remember, life is special.. http://bit.ly/bPRN8J Godspeed everyone.”
source: pwinsider.com
This Day in Wrestling History
Happy Birthday to Hawk (Michael James Hegstrand) of the Legion of Doom
September 12, 1957
Chris von Erich committed suicide at age 21.
September 12, 1991
Sting defeated Hulk Hogan for the WCW Heavyweight title.
September 12, 1999
September 11, 2010
Christopher Daniels Comments on his return to Ring of Honor
"I think the thing that brought me back was the quality in the wrestling. It's never been disputed that the best wrestlers in the world are in this company. The spotlight's always been on them, as far as what's up and coming. I like to challenge myself and be on a show with the best wrestlers."...More?
Rasmussen Poll: Blumenthal Leads McMahon By 9 Points In CT-SEN Race
The new Rasmussen poll of the Connecticut Senate race shows Democrat Richard Blumenthal leading Republican Linda McMahon by nine points.
The numbers: Blumenthal 53%, McMahon 44%. The survey of likely voters has a ±4.5% margin of error. In the previous Rasmussen poll from a month ago, taken right after McMahon had won the Republican primary, Blumenthal led by 47%-40%.
The TPM Poll Average gives Blumenthal a lead of 50.1%-42.1%.
source: talkingpointsmemo.com
Tyler Black Reveals Why he is Leaving the Indy Scene to Work for Vince McMahon
Ring of Honor champion Tyler Black says his decision to follow the likes of Daniel Bryan and Kaval into the WWE was an easy decision to make. The star is about to embark on the biggest weekend of his career so far — defending the coveted ROH title against Roderick Strong at the company's latest PPV, Glory by Honor.
But despite his iconic status on the independent circuit, and mixed fortunes of others who have made the move in recent years, he will soon be leaving to work for Vince McMahon.
Speaking exclusively to SunSport, he revealed: "I've spoken a lot to Evan Bourne and he has encouraged me to make the move.
"To be honest, and no disrespect meant, but it wasn't a hard decision to make. You have to want to test yourself against the best and WWE is the pinnacle of our industry. They were actually the last to make me an offer. I was renegotiating with ROH and TNA had made an offer, but when WWE came in it was no contest."...More?
