-- In the event that the ECW PPV does take place as planned, Lance Storm is looking to complete some training in OVW before the big night, "In the event that I get confirmation that it is taking place I may even work a few OVW matched before hand to better get back into shape." Storm has been pushing the idea of working the ECW PPV via his website for the past several months.

-- Storm is also pushing to work against Chris Benoit when RAW hits Calgary in May. At this point, Storm believes the best bet would be to push for the match to take place as one of their special "off-air" attractions.

Last Saturday, SmackDown! star Shannon Moore was involved in a head-on car collision wih a renowned sergeant in the US Army near Fort Bragg.

Moore had met with friends from the RAW roster, and was returning home when he was his car was hit head-on by the soldier's Hummer, who was later, arrested for drunken driving.

After leaving RAW, Matt Hardy, who lives in the area, was following Shannon Moore home in his Corvette. During the journey, Moore overtook Hardy, who should count himself lucky, as a collision with his Corvette may have proved fatal.

Moore was injured from the impact, and it isn't known how long he will be out for action.

After only a month, former soap opera writer Wendy Fissman has left the WWE creative team. It was apparent that Fissman didn't fit into WWE's way of running things, and has subsequently been released. The consensus is that if a somebody without a deep lover of wrestling joins the team, it is unlikely to work out. WWE want to bring new members to the team and are holding meetings for applicants during the week.


Chavo Guerrero Jr. is unable to wrestle at the moment due to a fractured bone in his eye, and is not listed for any upcoming events for the next month.


As reported, Randy Orton is also off the post Mania cards due to a shoulder injury. WWE are hoping that his injury won't take a turn for the worse, and he'll be in good condition to face Undertaker at WrestleMania.

Well HHH making the match for Batista a lumberjack match . .

Uncle Eric only said he could choose his opponent, nothing about stipulations . .

HHH's long promo

Molly jobs to that Diva whore

There was just no flow to the show..

I don't know why...but I find saying that in slow motion very amusing

Anyway, Ric Flair is a guy I've got mixed feelings about...on the one hand, you can't draw up a list of the greatest wrestlers of all time without Ric Flair being on it...and even today, even though he's been wrestling so long that his first match was with Moses, he can still have a very respectable outing with the right opponent....

However...he...you know...disrespected Foley...
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There was just no flow to the show..

I don't know why...but I find saying that in slow motion very amusing

-- On Other Wrestlers Not Stepping Up Their Game
"They are all just sitting back and waiting for someone to create them. They are all just sitting back waiting for someone to say all right we are using you today. It doesn't happen like that. Vince McMahon didn't look at Steve Austin one day when he was The Ringmaster and say I am going to make you a big star. Steve Austin did all that. He went from being The Ringmaster to create a new image, persona, and when it started to get over with the fans Vince McMahon said this guy is so over I got to do something with him. The same thing with The Rock they were chanting die Rocky die. He created himself and all those things. He got to a point where he was becoming so popular with the fans good guy or bad guy. Vince McMahon had to do something with him because he made himself into something big. That's how it works."

-- On Other Wrestlers Not Stepping Up Their Game
"They are all just sitting back and waiting for someone to create them. They are all just sitting back waiting for someone to say all right we are using you today. It doesn't happen like that. Vince McMahon didn't look at Steve Austin one day when he was The Ringmaster and say I am going to make you a big star. Steve Austin did all that. He went from being The Ringmaster to create a new image, persona, and when it started to get over with the fans Vince McMahon said this guy is so over I got to do something with him. The same thing with The Rock they were chanting die Rocky die. He created himself and all those things. He got to a point where he was becoming so popular with the fans good guy or bad guy. Vince McMahon had to do something with him because he made himself into something big. That's how it works."

Both Lance Storm and Tommy Dreamer came out of retirement at last night's OVW taping to prepare for the upcoming ECW PPV. Storm teamed with MNM to take on Tommy Dreamer and The Dudleys.

Via his website, Lance Storm has consistently been hinting at a desire to work the ECW show and it seems this could be the start of a plan to get in shape for the show.

Define fake and Real wrestling
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Professional wrestling is not "fake"...and believe me, I know I've done it

What is certainly true is that the sport involves a cooperation between the athletes in the ring, trying to work as a team to put on the most exciting and dramatic match that they can (unless they're Bill Goldberg ). It is true that results are determined in advance, and that the wrestlers, during the course of their match, actually run "spots" - that being, talking to each other to set out what moves they'll be doing next.

However, there is a vast, vast difference between 'fake' and 'scripted' (individual matches aren't generally scripted, but I'll use that for lack of a better word). Let me assure you that each and every move performed in the ring does hurt. Injuries incurred in the wrestling world are genuine injuries. There is very little indeed that's 'fake' about the action portrayed.
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whats your weight class i wrestle 171's
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like high school wrestling, the original. Or is it?
And wrestling not done in high school.
See I wrestle High school, and its like the best sport in my opinion.
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Wrestler Shannon Moore was hurt Sunday morning in a wreck in Spring Lake.

The wreck happened about 2:30 a.m. on Bragg Boulevard, Spring Lake Police Chief A.C. Brown said.

Moore, of Moore County, works for Connecticut-based World Wrestling Entertainment.

Moore, 25, was headed north on Bragg Boulevard when a car struck him head-on, Brown said. The other driver, Dale Fellows, was traveling south in the northbound lane, lawmen said.

Brown did not have further details about the wreck. There was some confusion over whether Spring Lake police or Fort Bragg military police were handling the accident and charges in the case, Brown said.

As of Wednesday afternoon, a Fort Bragg spokeswoman said, Spring Lake was handling the charges and the accident report.

No charges had been filed against Fellows as of Wednesday afternoon.

Gary Davis, a WWE spokesman, said Moore was hurt in the wreck. He said he was taken to Cape Fear Valley Medical Center, where he was treated and released. Davis said he suffered minor injuries but had no broken bones.

"He's at home recuperating and doing well," Davis said.

Moore was on his way home to Moore County when the wreck happened, Davis said. He had been with friends at the WWE "Raw!" show at the Crown Arena before the accident.

Moore was expected to take part in Wrestlemania 21 in Los Angeles next weekend, Davis said, but that is uncertain now.

"Usually all of the talent comes out and we'll take his situation day by day," Davis said. "It depends on if he feels up to it and can travel."