Rob
07-27-2013, 01:22 AM
- Jim Ross discussed Paul Bearer and being concerned about his health during an interview with Digital Spy.
"We were always concerned about his health," Ross admitted. "I remember when I signed him to come back to WWE, part of that agreement was to help him get his surgery to address his weight issues. We were very concerned and wanted him to be healthy and wanted to help him be healthy. Having an eating disorder is nothing to joke about. It's not a fat joke. It's a serious issue that the company took very seriously."
- WWE placed #4 on CNN's list of 10 most controversial Wikipedia pages. Their article noted that with "an ever-changing roster and the titles, descriptions and even names of its performers constantly changing, it makes sense that it would be among the site's most frequently tweaked pages."
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"We were always concerned about his health," Ross admitted. "I remember when I signed him to come back to WWE, part of that agreement was to help him get his surgery to address his weight issues. We were very concerned and wanted him to be healthy and wanted to help him be healthy. Having an eating disorder is nothing to joke about. It's not a fat joke. It's a serious issue that the company took very seriously."
- WWE placed #4 on CNN's list of 10 most controversial Wikipedia pages. Their article noted that with "an ever-changing roster and the titles, descriptions and even names of its performers constantly changing, it makes sense that it would be among the site's most frequently tweaked pages."
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