Top 25 WWE Managers

#19 Stephanie McMahon: Watching the transformation of Stephanie McMahon from an innocent daddy’s girl to a vindictive billionaire princess was a captivating experience for the WWE Universe. Immature at first, Stephanie was naïve enough to get kidnapped by The Undertaker and fall madly in love with a Superstar named Test. But when she entered into a relationship with Triple H in 1999, she became a totally different person — a guiltless witch who once slapped her own mother across the face. As a manager, Stephanie was always more of a puppet master than an advisor, using Superstars like Chris Jericho and Kurt Angle to carry out her own twisted revenge plots, but her onscreen evolution speaks for itself

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This Day in Wrestling History

John Pesek defeats Wladek Zbyszko and bills himself as World champion.
June 14, 1919

Jim Brunzell & Greg Gagne defeats Adrian Adonis & Jesse Ventura for the AWA World Tag Team Title in Green Bay, Wisconsin, starting their second run with the gold.
June 14, 1981

Antonio Inoki, having won the second annual IWGP tournament, wrestles and defeats Hulk Hogan (who won the inaugural tournament by beating Inoki) for the IWGP Heavyweight Title in Tokyo, Japan.
June 14, 1984

Raw Preview: Power to the People

WWE Raw is once against in the hands of the WWE Universe! It's the one night that allows the WWE Universe to have their voices heard loud and clear, determining matches, stipulations and more. Don't miss a special 3-hour edition of "Raw: Power To The People" LIVE Monday June 20 at 8/7 CT on USA Network.

Raw Results 06/13/11

Dallas Mavericks Celebrate with Replica WWE Title

The Dallas Mavericks celebrate with a replica WWE Championship belt and the Larry O'Brien trophy after the Mavericks won 105-95 against the Miami Heat in Game Six of the 2011 NBA Finals at American Airlines Arena on June 12, 2011 in Miami, Florida.

source: yahoo sports
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Zack Ryder Comments on the Origins of his YouTube Show, WWE's Reaction, More

WWE wrestler Zack Ryder talked about the origins of his weekly YouTube show and feeling like he has nothing to lose by trying to promote himself in an interview with Alfonso Castillo of Newsday promoting Monday's Raw from Long Island, N.Y.

"At first, I was afraid," Ryder said when asked if he thought he would catch heat from WWE management for the show. "I thought, ‘Am I going to get in trouble?’ But I’m not trying to cause any problems. I just want to get my name out there and create my own opportunity, and make some money for the company and for myself... As far as I know, I haven’t been punished.

"But, before I started the YouTube show, I was at the bottom of the card - the bottom. How much worse of a position could I have dropped to, you know? So it had to go up. That was my mindset. I was just sick of being at the bottom, knowing I could be so much more. It was all or nothing, basically.”

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HBK's New TV Show Announced

WWE Hall of Famer Shawn Michaels spent the week hunting bear in the wilds of Canada, and reportedly couldn't be happier.

According to a photo and story posted in a Canadian newspaper, HBK was shooting "Shawn Michaels' MacMillian River Adventures" for a cable network.

"One of the things I love doing is getting out and hunting. My family and I live almost exclusively on wild game. It serves two things, it feeds the family and it lets me get out of everybody's hair at the house and get out and do something I enjoy with my buddies," said Michaels.

"Shawn Michaels' MacMillan River Adventures" premieres June 28th on the Outdoor Channel.

source: wrestlezone.com

WWE Senior Management

Three More WWE Releases Confirmed

WWE developmental talents Buddy Stretcher, Buck Dixon and Ethan Levine have also been released from their developmental contracts.

source: pwinsider.com

Road Warrior Animal Has Magazine Clarify His WWE Drug Policy Views

It was reported last month that WWE Hall of Famer Road Warrior Animal was removed as the guest host of a slate of recent RAW live events due to WWE's belief that he was critical of their drug testing policy in a recently published interview with Power Slam magazine.

An article was published online pertaining to his comments regarding WWE's Wellness Policy. The multi-time tag team champion stated during a subsequent interview with Minneapolis based sports radio station KFAN Sports Radio AM 1130 that his remarks were taken out of context by the writer of the online article (originally published on this website by me). He also contacted Power Slam to publish a clarification regarding his views on WWE's drug testing policy.

"My true feelings are that it is one of the most stringent drug testing policies in all of pro sports, and there's no way that any athlete can beat it," Animal says in the latest issue of Power Slam. "I was in no way slamming WWE, who gave me a great induction into the Hall of Fame. I support WWE's Wellness policy and all of the other things they do for all their athletes."

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WWE Releases Carver & Novak

WWE released Michael Tarver and Jacob Novak over the weekend, PWInsider.com has confirmed. Tarver was on the original cast of NXT and was a founding member of the Nexus. After he was dropped from the group, he was brought back for several appearances that saw him standing in the back as the beginning of a re-introduction that never fully happened.

Jacob Novak was part of the most recent cast of NXT, including a mini-feud with William Regal, before being eliminated first from the season.

This Day in Wrestling History

Happy Birthday to:
Jacques "The Mounty" Rougeau - June 13, 1960
Mike "Virgil aka Vincent" Jones - June 13, 1962

Fanene Leifi Pita Maivia, better known as High Chief Peter Maivia dies of cancer at age 47.
June 13, 1982

Yokozuna defeated Hulk Hogan for the WWF(E) Heavyweight title.
June 13, 1993

Mitsuharu Misawa passes away.
June 13, 2009