JohnCenaFan28
04-22-2008, 08:53 PM
TMZ.com has an article on the Ultimate Warrior's return to wrestling.
Jeff Hardy will be cleared to return from suspension on the weekend of May 10. The Raw brand will be touring Michigan that weekend. He should be at the 5/12 Raw in Detroit.
On Raw last night, JBL held up a New York Times business section showing himself on the front page. The article was on his Mamajuana energy drink. What wasn't mentioned is that in the article, a professor at New York University called the product "marketing hocus pocus" and said the product is a bogus promise. JBL responded to the NYU professor on WWE.com, noting that he was talking about the original mamajuana product, in which JBL has nothing to do with. "We never claimed to cure erectile dysfunction," said JBL. He added that the product is simply to raise a user's libido and give the user a "great sex life".
Johan Venter sent this in: I was watching Sky News, a UK 24 hour news channel that broadcasts all over Europe, a little earlier and they covered the WWE appearance of the three candidates as a part of their US election coverage. The heading they used for the segment was “WWE Battle” and they played the complete vignettes as they appeared on Raw. The fake Obama and Clintons did not make the report, however.
Source: Wrestlezone
Jeff Hardy will be cleared to return from suspension on the weekend of May 10. The Raw brand will be touring Michigan that weekend. He should be at the 5/12 Raw in Detroit.
On Raw last night, JBL held up a New York Times business section showing himself on the front page. The article was on his Mamajuana energy drink. What wasn't mentioned is that in the article, a professor at New York University called the product "marketing hocus pocus" and said the product is a bogus promise. JBL responded to the NYU professor on WWE.com, noting that he was talking about the original mamajuana product, in which JBL has nothing to do with. "We never claimed to cure erectile dysfunction," said JBL. He added that the product is simply to raise a user's libido and give the user a "great sex life".
Johan Venter sent this in: I was watching Sky News, a UK 24 hour news channel that broadcasts all over Europe, a little earlier and they covered the WWE appearance of the three candidates as a part of their US election coverage. The heading they used for the segment was “WWE Battle” and they played the complete vignettes as they appeared on Raw. The fake Obama and Clintons did not make the report, however.
Source: Wrestlezone