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The NFL announced today that they want their players to tweet during the Pro Bowl while they are on the sidelines. Now we need wrestlers tweeting during matches.

Gregg Doyel who is one of my favorite columnists from CBSSports.com and in general does the damn thing on UFC here. If you don't know Gregg he is a HUGE MMA fan but he felt like he couldn't turn the other cheek to the bullshit anymore. http://www.cbssports.com/columns/story/169...p-into-the-ring

I haven't heard anything lately but who knows.

There has been talk for a while now that Spike is going to rebrand itself changing from the guys channel to something else.

Meltz talking about WWE not wanting Punk to be at Saturday's UFC with Chael Sonnen is great because he said that if there wasn't so much coverage about it then the WWE wouldn't have even known it was going to happen. Gee I wonder who has been talking about it almost every day on their website and the last couple of weeks in their newsletter.

That is hilarious.

Cena/Kane isn't the problem, the fans aren't taking to Punk & Bryan being on top. Especially Bryan as SD ratings have gone down since he was champ.

It's been a while since this was done but today there was a headline "World champion tests positive for steroids" Here is the story Yeah Cris Cyborg wow

I liked the theory from last night that Jericho stole Undertaker's return.

He was supposedly in the building so that can be claimed as a minor victory.

Look at that shit.....amazing

Yeah this was quite the shift in structure.

That is amazing

DDT

WWE Network will most definitely be on DTV since they have a relationship with them

The injuries are not limited to just 2011 I see.

Like I said on DVDVR, Mike has surpassed Dave as the go to guy for inside WWE news.

Graham coming back in as a face in 1979 would've been big business for Vince.

The Killer Karl Kox mega bio in this week's WON is one of those things that makes me glad I still subscribe. Great stuff.

I had heard years ago and never got confirmation but there was an urban legend that Tommy Rich was going to come into WWF in 1981 as a heel with Grand Wizard as his manager and was going to take the title from Backlund hence why Tommy turned heel in Memphis as a dry run on whether he could handle the heel persona.

No he just went there via Dusty's advice

I guess Mike Graham thought that they did give him the big push before he left since he was a Global Tag champ with Brad Armstrong but he still was basically midcard.