Mick Foley recently sat down for an interview with The Edmonton Sun. When the topic of his retirement came up, he had the following to say: "I already did that in 2000," Foley told the Edmonton Sun. "I went a year without a match when the average retirement for wrestlers is about six weeks. I won’t make a retirement announcement. I’ll never say never again." You can read the entire interview by visiting EdmontonSun.com.
Smackdown Diva Michelle McCool recently posted an in-character blog on her WWE Universe account. She writes, "I’ve been getting hassled with the same question: "Michelle, what is wrong with you?" And to that, I have a simple answer – NOTHING, ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!," McCool wrote. "Once these other "divas" realize that this is my time, my world, my dream and they are just blessed to be passing through it, THEN things will be much better for us all! 🙂 End of story…I’m not sure what these two [Maria and Eve Torres] really think they are ever going to accomplish. Heck, they can barely "gang up" together and beat someone, much less do it themselves. I actually have a really good idea for the two of them. They should get all dolled up, quit pretending to play "WRESTLER" and battle it out backstage where they belong – on the mic!"
"I definitely will do what I’m told to do, which in last weeks’ case was tagging with Maryse. But, I won’t say it was on my list of favorites…If you didn’t notice, she wasn’t very eager to get in and get physical. She was more worried about looking at herself than worrying about the match."
You can read the rest of her blog at this link.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
