While making his way out to ringside at the end of the 15th Anniversary of RAW on Monday, Mark Henry grabbed a sign that read âOwen Heart for 2008 WWE Hall of Fameâ and showed it to the crowd. Henry received a huge pop from the audience as they paid tribute to Owen.
A reminder to those who are wanting to purchase Royal Rumble tickets. Tickets for the event are expected to go on sale shortly, possibly during the last week of December or the first week of January.
The latest addition to WWE.com is a new section where you can watch a complete chapter from their latest DVD releases including the Shawn Michaels, John Cena, The Undertaker, and WCCW DVD’s. They have also added a WWE mobile exclusive video where Trish Stratus, Dusty Rhodes, Ted Dibiase, Bob Backlund, Santino Marella, and Mick Foley talk about the 15th Anniversary Raw.
Lance Storm has wrote a clarification column responding to feedback about his recent TNA rant where he called the product “retarded”. In the column, he offers his thoughts in a clearer way and more thought-out fashion. Below is a bit from the column: “It should come as no surprise to anyone that I received a ton of email regarding my TNA is retarded post. I was surprised however that I actually received more email agreeing with my stance than just outright hate mail from the TNA diehards. Some of the TNA defenders got quite rude with me but I did respond to a lot of them and I think Iâve changed at least a few of their views, after explaining my stance better. In light of that, I thought I would take the time here to clarify my stance, in a calmer manner, and explain to everyone why I get so frustrated and angry with TNA Impact. Most of the TNA defenders defend the current product with the same argument that argument being that Impact is better than WWE programming, and that WWE sucks as much, or even more, than Impact. To this I say, so what! Whether WWE is putting out a worse product or for that matter the worst product in the history of the planet really shouldnât enter into the argument.”
Silas Young is down in Ohio Valley Wrestling training this week as part of a tryout.
