F4L
06-25-2006, 08:00 PM
The following news comes re-written from the Pro Wrestling Torch Newsletter. Subscription information can be obtained at PWTorch.com:
Paul Heyman and Stephanie McMahon-Levesque are working in offices right beside each and surprisingly have not had any arguments. One source said that Heyman realizes his political enemies and knows that if he fails to remain calm, people are just looking for an excuse to get him demoted. Heyman has went as far as saying that he doesn't want to end up like Jim Cornette, letting political enemies get the satisfaction of his downfall.
WWE's second film project, The Marine starring John Cena, is scheduled to his theaters October 13. John Cena admitted in an interview with Underwire Magazine that he east McDonalds fast food while on the road. In the same interview, Cena also put over the toughness of Rey Mysterio. As with See No Evil, expect a major media blitz in the coming months leading into the release of "The Marine."
Paul Heyman and Stephanie McMahon-Levesque are working in offices right beside each and surprisingly have not had any arguments. One source said that Heyman realizes his political enemies and knows that if he fails to remain calm, people are just looking for an excuse to get him demoted. Heyman has went as far as saying that he doesn't want to end up like Jim Cornette, letting political enemies get the satisfaction of his downfall.
WWE's second film project, The Marine starring John Cena, is scheduled to his theaters October 13. John Cena admitted in an interview with Underwire Magazine that he east McDonalds fast food while on the road. In the same interview, Cena also put over the toughness of Rey Mysterio. As with See No Evil, expect a major media blitz in the coming months leading into the release of "The Marine."