JohnCenaFan28
03-12-2008, 01:51 AM
Contrary to previous reports, prowrestling.net says that Jake "The Snake" Roberts will NOT be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame this year. Roberts has been telling people he is attending the ceremony and was recently booked for an indy show in Orlando the afternoon of the ceremony, adding to the speculation.
For those wondering why Finlay debuted new theme music last week, only for it to return to his original theme on last night’s edition of Raw, there is a story by The Boston Herald that might explain why. According to the publication, WWE’s music coordinator contacted the Irish/folk punk band, Swaggerin’ Growlers, through MySpace about recording a track to be used as Finlay’s theme music. The Swaggerin’ Growlers went into the studio for a 13 hour recording session to get the track down, as singer and acoustic guitar player Jonny Swagger said, “I think it was the 11th hour and a nine-ounce flask of whiskey later, and we had a vocal track. I did some of my finest growling.”
Newsday has picked up on WWE’s announcement that Jeff Hardy has been suspended for 60 days for violating the company’s Wellness Policy. The article does not give any new details regarding the suspension but you can read it at Newsday.com. UPDATE: The story has now been picked up by the Associated Press. OUCH, it'll be everywhere now. This is certainly not the kind of press WWE wants before WrestleMania.
Source: Wrestlezone
For those wondering why Finlay debuted new theme music last week, only for it to return to his original theme on last night’s edition of Raw, there is a story by The Boston Herald that might explain why. According to the publication, WWE’s music coordinator contacted the Irish/folk punk band, Swaggerin’ Growlers, through MySpace about recording a track to be used as Finlay’s theme music. The Swaggerin’ Growlers went into the studio for a 13 hour recording session to get the track down, as singer and acoustic guitar player Jonny Swagger said, “I think it was the 11th hour and a nine-ounce flask of whiskey later, and we had a vocal track. I did some of my finest growling.”
Newsday has picked up on WWE’s announcement that Jeff Hardy has been suspended for 60 days for violating the company’s Wellness Policy. The article does not give any new details regarding the suspension but you can read it at Newsday.com. UPDATE: The story has now been picked up by the Associated Press. OUCH, it'll be everywhere now. This is certainly not the kind of press WWE wants before WrestleMania.
Source: Wrestlezone