The OS WWE 'Dirt' Thread

[rangerrick012]

As noted in the report, Sin Cara made his return to WWE at last night's 5/19 WWE Supershow event in Florence, South Carolina. Cara def. Hunico in his return match. He had been out of action since the Survivor Series PPV on 11/20.

http://www.wrestleview.com/viewnews.php?id=1337535232

[goh]

Quote:

Lilian Garcia and Justin Roberts had an argument in front of fans at last night's Over the Limit PPV after Garcia had problems with three ring introductions. Garcia announced Sheamus' weight as 227 pounds instead of 267 pounds during the Fatal 4-Way match for the World Heavyweight Championship. She announced Hunico as Ryback's opponent just moments after Hunico said it would be Camacho wrestling. Michael Cole said he wasn't surprised by this mistake considering who said it. Garcia then mishandled the introductions for the Intercontinental Championship Match between Cody Rhodes and Christian. Wrestling Observer editor Dave Meltzer said on Observer Radio: "Something happened between Lilian Garcia and Justin Roberts where Lilian stormed off—live crowd could see it. And it had something to do with her botching something. It was the ring announcement of the Cody Rhodes/Christian match and they were arguing and she stormed off, I know that."

http://www.411mania.com/wrestling/ne...-The-Limit.htm

[soltrain]

Looks like Cody might be taking some time off, at least according to his Twitter.

[kingkilla56]

For what its worth, both parties denied the incident happened.

[slapnutz2k2]

In an exclusive breaking news report, both Ric Flair and Alex Shelley have decided to quit TNA wrestling.

Ric Flair—in one of the greatest sendoffs in Wrestlemania history—lost a retirement match to Shawn Michaels in 2008. Ric Flair stayed true to his retirement for the duration of his WWE tenure, never competing in an official match.

When his contract expired in June of 2009, Ric Flair began to wrestle again, coming out of retirement during Hulk Hogan's Hulkamania Tour, losing a series of four matches to Hogan.

Flair began to wrestle more frequently in TNA, most notably feuding with Jay Lethal and Fourtune.

With the recent reports of the WWE signing his daughter Ashley to a developmental contract, many felt that his jump to the WWE was inevitable.

Shelley was well-known for his tandem with Chris Sabin known as the "Motor City Machine Guns." With Chris Sabin injured for the greater part of 2011 Shelley was mostly placed as a spot-filler in the X Division, failing to reach the level popularity that he shared with Sabin.

With the so-to-be advent of the WWE Network, it seems that Ric Flair will most likely sign a Legends contract with the WWE.

Alex Shelley will most likely be used in the supposed resurgence of the Cruiserweight division that is set to run also on the network.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...heading-to-wwe

[TracerBullet]

Quote: Originally Posted by slapnutz2k2

In an exclusive breaking news report, both Ric Flair and Alex Shelley have decided to quit TNA wrestling. Ric Flair—in one of the greatest sendoffs in Wrestlemania history—lost a retirement match to Shawn Michaels in 2008. Ric Flair stayed true to his retirement for the duration of his WWE tenure, never competing in an official match. When his contract expired in June of 2009, Ric Flair began to wrestle again, coming out of retirement during Hulk Hogan's Hulkamania Tour, losing a series of four matches to Hogan. Flair began to wrestle more frequently in TNA, most notably feuding with Jay Lethal and Fourtune. With the recent reports of the WWE signing his daughter Ashley to a developmental contract, many felt that his jump to the WWE was inevitable. Shelley was well-known for his tandem with Chris Sabin known as the "Motor City Machine Guns." With Chris Sabin injured for the greater part of 2011 Shelley was mostly placed as a spot-filler in the X Division, failing to reach the level popularity that he shared with Sabin. With the so-to-be advent of the WWE Network, it seems that Ric Flair will most likely sign a Legends contract with the WWE. Alex Shelley will most likely be used in the supposed resurgence of the Cruiserweight division that is set to run also on the network. http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...heading-to-wwe

So, they heard Shiz's pleas for the cruiserweight division apparently?

[TheShizNo1]

Quote: Originally Posted by TracerBullet

So, they heard Shiz's pleas for the cruiserweight division apparently?

My jaw dropped upon reading that. I can only hope that it will come close to WCW's in its prime.

[jvalverde88]

Its the Bleacher Report, I'm not believing that just yet.

[TheShizNo1]

Quote: Originally Posted by jvalverde88

Its the Bleacher Report, I'm not believing that just yet.

Don't ruin my moment!

[TracerBullet]

Quote: Originally Posted by jvalverde88

Its the Bleacher Report, I'm not believing that just yet.

Which is exactly why I phrased that as a question. You already know what I think of BR.