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Now it's being reported that Kharma crying last nite may have been a blowoff to the angle with her and the divas.Reportedly she may be out of action for 9 months. Damn.:smh: I really hope that this is not true.
 
c_commander said:
Now it's being reported that Kharma crying last nite may have been a blowoff to the angle with her and the divas.Reportedly she may be out of action for 9 months. Damn.:smh: I really hope that this is not true.
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Damn, she's injured already ?
 
Spider-Man said:
Damn, she's injured already ?
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No.....umm... after i saw this pic of her
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we got together and one thing lead to another....see ya'll in 9 months.
 
c_commander said:
Now it's being reported that Kharma crying last nite may have been a blowoff to the angle with her and the divas.Reportedly she may be out of action for 9 months. Damn.:smh: I really hope that this is not true.
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Midway through last night's Eight-Diva Tag Team Match on Raw, Kharma's entrance music echoed, freezing her fellow Divas. As she slid into the ring, her eight fellow Divas lined up on the opposite side of the canvas. Kharma unexpectedly dropped to her knees and began crying.

F4WOnline.com reports that the angle was scripted to write her off television for the time being. She is expected to be sidelined for over nine months.

The reason for her removal from television has not been disclosed.
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Damn all that hype for nothing. Shit fuck George Bush, Vince McMahon doesn't care about black people.
 
NoDQ.com > WWE > Former Creative Writer Rips WWE Over Randy Video
Posted by Steve Carrier on 05/24/2011 at 02:27 PM

Former WWE creative writer Chris DeJoseph (a/k/a Big Dick Johnson), who worked alongside Vince McMahon from 2005 through 2010, ripped his former employer over last night's Randy Savage tribute video on Raw. He feels it's hypocritical that WWE would sing the Macho Man's praises after he had been ostracized from the organization during the final years of his life.

Pointing the finger of blame to Vince McMahon, DeJoseph wrote on Twitter, "Vince is steaming watching this Macho Man package.

"Only in death Macho Man was allowed back on WWE TV. Such a shame. Such hypocrisy makes me sick."

He continued, "I was always told never to mention the name Macho Man EVER!"

DeJoseph then recalls pitching Savage for a storyline years ago and being told to never mention his name again.

"We pitched Macho Man and then we were told never to mention his name again because it was "personal," he wrote.

Wrestling Observer editor Dave Meltzer reported years ago that whenever someone on the writing staff pitched an idea to McMahon about bringing Savage back to WWE, he would immediately get angry and shoot the idea down flat. One day, however, head SmackDown writer Michael Hayes pitched an angle about Savage. Instead of giving his usual angry, expletive-laden response, McMahon peered off into the distance, collected his thoughts and said, "I do not want to do business with that man."
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WWE > Legend Explains How Savage Left Wrestling
Posted by Steve Carrier on 05/24/2011 at 06:28 PM

Dave Meltzer of Yahoo! Sports has an article chronicling Randy Savage's extraordinary wrestling career and it features behind-the-scenes details on how it came to an end.

Savage briefly appeared for TNA Wrestling in late 2004 to feud with Jeff Jarrett. At the December pay-per-view, Turning Point, he was scheduled to partner with Jeff Hardy and AJ Styles in a tag team match against The Kings of Wrestling—Jarrett, Kevin Nash and Scott Hall. Savage, who hadn't wrestled in over four years, flaked out of the match mere minutes before the pay-per-view was to go live.

WWE Hall of Famer Dusty Rhodes, who was TNA's head booker at the time, recalled the tumultuous ordeal backstage in a quote for the article.

"The last words he said to me, five minutes before the PPV, was, 'I can't do this. I don't want people to see me looking like this,'" Rhodes remembered. "Jerry [Jarrett, a TNA company co-owner] called [event producer] Keith Mitchell in, and I said, 'Change the main event. I said to him, 'Randy, just go home. It's okay with me.' That's the last words he said to me."

To explain the wrestling legend's absence from the match, an angle was hastily scripted for The Kings of Wrestling to attack Savage and stuff him into the trunk of a limo, which spend off out of the arena's parking lot. Without Savage, Styles and Hardy had to work the match by themselves. Savage ultimately appeared, albeit briefly.

After several minutes of Hardy and Styles fighting off The Kings of Wrestling, Savage, wearing a long black shirt to hide his shrunken physique, returned to the Impact! Zone and walked down to the ring. He was tagged in by Hardy moments later and pinned Jarrett after a punch to the jaw.

Savage bolted from the promotion days later at an iMPACT! taping due to a disagreement over the finish of his match at the next scheduled pay-per-view, Final Resolution. He had requested that he win the NWA World Heavyweight Championship from Jeff Jarrett at the event, but was denied. He never wrestled again.

Rhodes, who lived a 20-minute drive from Savage, never saw him again following Turning Point. He compared Savage of the last five years of his life to the reclusive lifestyle of Howard Hughes.

"I could see it in his eyes ... he just didn't want to do it," said Rhodes. "Obviously, he was financially set. Out of all of us from that era, [Ric] Flair, Hogan, Andre, myself, how many of us walked away. One."
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:smh::smh::smh:
 
Midway through last night's Eight-Diva Tag Team Match on Raw, Kharma's entrance music echoed, freezing her fellow Divas. As she slid into the ring, her eight fellow Divas lined up on the opposite side of the canvas. Kharma unexpectedly dropped to her knees and began crying.

F4WOnline.com reports that the angle was scripted to write her off television for the time being. She is expected to be sidelined for over nine months.

The reason for her removal from television has not been disclosed.
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God's Son said:
Damn all that hype for nothing. Shit fuck George Bush, Vince McMahon doesn't care about black people.
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i kept thinking what wouldve happened was all the Divas ganging up on Kharma and beating her down as she dropped to her knees,then Santino runs down to the ring and saves her :lol:
 
ThaBurgerPimp said:
i kept thinking what wouldve happened was all the Divas ganging up on Kharma and beating her down as she dropped to her knees,then Santino runs down to the ring and saves her :lol:
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I could've rolled with her sacrificing herself so she could get jumped because she did something bad or her getting jumped then Mark Henry comes and carries her off (World Strongest Man? :dunno: ) and then he starts jumping random people like she was and then she becomes his manager.

Or something like that. Something better than her having a self-intervention in the middle of a match.
 
ThaBurgerPimp said:
dude own a sandwich shop here in AZ..would crack me up how he'd get pissed whenever the audience said his name along with him"My naame is ARMANDO,ALEJANDRRO,EEESTRRRRAAADAA!!" :lol:
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Someone needs to tell vince that managers can be crucial to a wrestlers development, i mean armando added alot to umaga and made him interesting.
 


I remember this shit and at the time I thought Randy was upset at how Kofi took the RKO. But shit man looking at it again what the fuck was he bitching about? He was gonna hit the RKO regardless. Shit right here was the beginning of the end for Kofi. Shit was never the same. I'll never forget how he was right on the door of main even status and this shit happened. Unbelievable.
 
dtownsfinest said:


I remember this shit and at the time I thought Randy was upset at how Kofi took the RKO. But shit man looking at it again what the fuck was he bitching about? He was gonna hit the RKO regardless. Shit right here was the beginning of the end for Kofi. Shit was never the same. I'll never forget how he was right on the door of main even status and this shit happened. Unbelievable.
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He was upset because kofi was supppose to get punted i believe and he didn't stay down, but you can look at ortons first 2 years and some current shit and see him botch shit as well. Orton gets cheered so vince lets him slide on a bunch of immature shit he's know to do/did, yet kofi was getting massive cheers and after this he was put in "midcard hell".
 
c_commander said:
Tyson Kidd has a new manager....Armando Estrada.It's going to be good to see him back.
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I don't know if that's a good match but I'm glad they're bringing back Estrada and maybe this means they're giving Kidd another shot.

BiggBawlzMcGee said:
I could've rolled with her sacrificing herself so she could get jumped because she did something bad or her getting jumped then Mark Henry comes and carries her off (World Strongest Man? :dunno: ) and then he starts jumping random people like she was and then she becomes his manager.

Or something like that. Something better than her having a self-intervention in the middle of a match.
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She could have gotten suspended "indefinitely" or something.

c_commander said:
Just look at Tough Enough freak accidents happen and put people out.I remember seeing a guy fracture his ankle doing a baseball slide in the ring.
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That put RVD on the shelf for months and ended his ECW TV title run and ECW's plans for him to wrestle Mike Awesome.
 
GULLAH JACK said:
Y'all see how Kharma broke down? She's missin me dickin' her down like I used to...I told her that she need to come back and get some of this good pipe.
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Congratulations Gullah!! Maybe the 2 of you will be blessed with twins.

By the way I guess that this is the result of them not using her immediately.While we were waiting for her to debut she was getting knocked up.
 
c_commander said:
Congratulations Gullah!! Maybe the 2 of you will be blessed with twins.

By the way I guess that this is the result of them not using her immediately.While we were waiting for her to debut she was getting knocked up.
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i assume that's what she'll be addressing next monday in her interview on Raw
 
Rocky Miavia said:
http://www.examiner.com/fight-sport...e-rest-of-2011-diva-is-rumored-to-be-pregnant :eek:
Her man is dude they used to call "Freight Train". Amazing how clothes and photoshop can make anybody look good, but we all know better.:smh:
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While I wish her and her baby nothing but good blessings, she really just fucked up all the momentum she was gathering.
WWE has never pushed a female (much less a black female) like this before except for maybe Chyna.
Her best chance of being a superstar in the WWE may have just come and gone.
There's a reason you don't see the divas getting pregnant until after they leave the business.
 
I agree, congratulations but that was bad timing. I hope this doesn't fuck up her push in the future.
 
I guess we'll see her right around Wrestlemania or in a year.I guess it depends on how far along she is in her pregnancy but her body is still going to have to get right afterwards,ring rust and when she's ready to be away from the child.Regardless I just hope that the best happens for her.Plus it's not like there are a bunch of candidates for her spot.
 
" Vince McMahon is apparently furious at Kia Stevens. ( Karma ) Apparently management feels that Stevens was well aware she was pregnant just before her debut, and wanted to get her foot into the door with the WWE, and be protected by law when she announced her pregnancy to management. Vince personally feels cheated and betrayed by Stevens, and has reportedly instructed his legal counsel to find any possible way to terminate Stevens, without suggesting it was due to pregnancy. The source claims that Vince was already in a terrible mood, and that this event has pushed him over the edge and he is back to micromanaging every aspect. "

Source: Rajah.com
 
dirtyd said:
He was upset because kofi was supppose to get punted i believe and he didn't stay down, but you can look at ortons first 2 years and some current shit and see him botch shit as well. Orton gets cheered so vince lets him slide on a bunch of immature shit he's know to do/did, yet kofi was getting massive cheers and after this he was put in "midcard hell".
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Yea Orton botches shit more than anyone I can remember. He was suppose to get punted or was suppose to dodge the punt than take the RKO? I can't imagine them taking Kofi out of sometime from a punt.


XXXplosive said:
While I wish her and her baby nothing but good blessings, she really just fucked up all the momentum she was gathering.
WWE has never pushed a female (much less a black female) like this before except for maybe Chyna.
Her best chance of being a superstar in the WWE may have just come and gone.
There's a reason you don't see the divas getting pregnant until after they leave the business.
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Yea she fucked up. I do remember Beth Phoenix getting a nice big push.
 
RiverCity said:
" Vince McMahon is apparently furious at Kia Stevens. ( Karma ) Apparently management feels that Stevens was well aware she was pregnant just before her debut, and wanted to get her foot into the door with the WWE, and be protected by law when she announced her pregnancy to management. Vince personally feels cheated and betrayed by Stevens, and has reportedly instructed his legal counsel to find any possible way to terminate Stevens, without suggesting it was due to pregnancy. The source claims that Vince was already in a terrible mood, and that this event has pushed him over the edge and he is back to micromanaging every aspect. "

Source: Rajah.com
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Vince McMahon is the reason why the WWE has gotten to the top of the wrestling business.Unfortunately I think more and more that he's going to be the one to ruin the company. Focusing on shit like this instead of finding ways to make his product better is just 1 example of why needs to just go.Right now HHH would do a better job as the number one guy.
The WWE needs to start scouting the indys for talent instead of signing guys simply because they're 6'5,260 with a look or because the are 2nd generation.Real storylines and quality matches without bogging things down with childish and/or bad attempts at humor.Letting guys be individual instead of wanting them to be cookie cutter and ruining them(ex. Dolph Ziggler).
 
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