In something that could have (Possibly) have become many pointless threads here we ahve one all encompassing one.
Anyway latest news which Im sure will shock and sadden you all...
from wwe.com:
WWE has come to terms on the release of Rene Dupree. WWE wishes Rene all the best in his future endeavors. I thought he had gone ages ago as I haven't seen him on WWE programming of late.
Well chalk up another to be gone. Didn't even know he was there in the first place to be honest..
WWE's web site posted the following earlier this evening: WWE has come to terms on the release of Idol Stevens as of today. We wish Idol the best in all future endeavors.
According to a reliable source, Stevens was flown to Raw earlier this evening, and was suppose to redebut tonight and when he wasn't written on the show, Stevens told WWE officials he was done. Stevens had threatened to go to TNA.
Aaron "The Idol" Stevens was a big name in OVW where he held the TV title and was managed by Shelley "Ariel" Martinez and Beth Phoenix, before being called up to SD. There he teamed with KC James and they were managed by Michelle McCool. but when McCool fell ill they decided to send the guys back to OVW because obviously a generic looking blonde is far more important than a tag team.
Upon his return to OVW Stevens turned face and headlined the promotion feuding with Paul Burchill over the OVW Heavyweight title. He was a part of the main event programme in OVW at the time of his release.
I actually quite liked Cryme Time, could have been something good for the Tag Team division if let to devlop properly,but alas we'll never know now, unless of course TNA comes a calling for another WWE cast off...
Yes, we've partly discussed this in the suspended thread.
PWTorch.com:
The Cryme Tyme release stemmed from actions the tag team performed following their Terre Haute house show match against Cade and Murdoch.
According to the Torch report, the two teams had reportedly been developing heat with each other over the course of the past few weeks. That built into an incident prior to the match, in which Shad Gaspard told Lance Cade that "what happens in the ring happens," ," essentially implying that there might be some stiff shots exchanged. Cade mocked Gaspard's threat in front of a number of wrestlers backstage.
In order to get back at Cryme Tyme for what they perceived as a threat, Cade and Murdoch met with the referee and arranged a rib. Essentially, the plan was to "fast count" while JTG was out of the ring, resulting in a count out loss for Cryme Tyme; Cryme Tyme was unaware of this plan until it was executed in front of the live audience.
In what sources say was a move to save face, Cryme Tyme then decided, without telling the referee, to execute their finishing move on him (they reportedly did so safely, but it was still unexpected). They also tossed his belt into the crowd.
Words were exchanged in the backstage area following the segment, and WWE management eventually made the call to release Cryme Tyme, who were reportedly on thin ice with management anyway due to what some backstage perceived as an attitude problem. The tag team was reportedly unhappy and surprised with WWE's decision.
WWE has come to terms on the release of Raw Superstar and ECW Original Sandman as of September 11. We wish him the best in all his future endeavors.
It seemed that management had taken to him and he was in line for something of a push... Unless the WWE have started testing for Fags and Acohol now.. I actually thought he would have been a very intresting option for being McMahon's son.
This is surprising too. I thought he was out of his depth being moved from ECW but then they started to push him a little and he was getting good pops too.
But I guess they need to pay for the next Diva Search winner so....
I was more shocked at him being switched over to RAW. There's only so many times you can run into the ring and crack someone over the head with a prop.
Can`t say I am surprised at this, judging by his performance on Raw Sandi was a little worse for wear. In fact the only surprise was it has taken so long.
He won`t be out of work too long thats for sure. Sandman could still be a big draw on the indi scene. As for Hogans promotion well i will believe that when I see it, Right now the Hulkster has other matters on his mind.
I was just reading about Sandy on PWInsider.com. Apparently he got fed up and stopped being the model employee he was when ECW was first revived. I don't blame him really. But as reported he got into a a bit of a hoo haw with Steamboat and now he's gone.
I thought Steamboat was meant to be one of the more tranquil people around... Sandman would have been an intresting proposition for CM Punk if they had kept him around.
I didn't see much improvement in Monty in WWE. In fact, he didn't fit the company's style at all. Things only worked for him in TNA because he worked mostly squashes and his longer matches were against better worker who could hide his weaknesses. He rarely if ever had that in WWE.
Didnt Monty have some personal issues to deal with as he had a family death and he has a couple of children to care for? I read from another site, if so then its understandable because theres no way he can continue a full time WWE scedule with children to care for.Its a shame but to be honest, iv not once watched him in ECW so i couldnt say about his wwe career.
In what could be a bit of a road block for The New Hart FOundation and pretty inevitable really:
GERWECK.NET has learned that Teddy Hart was fired earlier this afternoon. Hart had been under a developmental deal, and wrestling both in Tampa and Louisville, and was slated to be apart of the New Hart Foundation on WWE television.
Iv not seen much of Teddy Hart but what i have seen is that he is a spot Monkey and has a terrible attitude to boot so no real loss though what will become of Nattie and Harry?
Details are still coming in, but Kristal Marshall was released by World Wrestling Entertainment within the last 48 hours. Her profile was quietly removed from both the Smackdown and Divas roster of WWE.com yesterday.
The belief among those in the company I've spoken to is that there has been no announcement thus far due to the nature of the Teddy Long storyline. I've heard one version of why she was let go but until I confirm it with a second source, I am going to refrain from writing about it.
I didnt check the WWE news for a while but saddened Daivari was released, he was a good talent but obviously he didnt have the size to cut it in the company.He would have been very useful for the cruiserweight division but then they dont care 2 hoots about that do they?
Im depressed about Kristal going, I felt sorry that she was lumbered with the endless and apparantly pointless Teddy Long story, in which she did her best to make work. She was at her best as a vain bitchy heel, and showed real potential in some skits in that role. She looks great, has personality and I hope TNA pick her up, and give her a high profile spot.
Apparently, Kristal Marshall was released because she turned down the next part of the Long angle. She and Edge were to supposed to have been behind it all (Edge getting revenge for Long making him relinquish the title) and turn into an on-screen couple. It sounds reminiscent to how Edge and Lita were paired up. Anyway, she didn't like the angle and she, along with Lashley, kept requesting for her to be moved to RAW. WWE felt like she didn't want to play ball so they dropped her.
Seems like Krystal and Lashley are a couple. I thought he was married with a kid.
The trouble with the Teddy Long angle is that the writers seemed to have no clear idea where it was going, one week Vicky(who I find hard to watch) was gonna be behind it all, then Kristal, then both, then...and it went on, even as a Kristal fan I lost interest.
A pairing with Edge would have had potential...
She and Bobby would have made a natural on TV pairing, she would have given his skits and interviews a needed boost.
I'm not sure if this means anything, but it seems Divas have been removed from WWE.com. Profiles have been removed from their respective brand's page, along with the Women's title taken off the RAW page.
Wow. They did remove all of the divas from the WWE website. I'm not sure why. I've never cared much for women wrestlers (except for Trish Stratus), but they sure were nice to look at.
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If they do drop the division then I'd welcome Mickie, Beth, Victoria and possibly Melina to jump to TNA to bolster their women's division. We'd get some decent 6 women tag matches!
I would love to see Carlito in TNA. I know that he is an ex-WWE star, but I compare him to someone like Ron Killings, who really got his break in TNA. I don't think that Carlito is that big of a name yet, but he could come to TNA and really get a fresh start. I'd love to see him in Orlando...
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Kristal Marshall posted the following statement regarding her release from World Wrestling Entertainment on her website this afternoon confirming that she was released after turning down a storyline where she would turn out to be responsible for Teddy Long's "attack" during their wedding.
The storyline would have revealed that Marshall's entire romance to him would have been a ruse pulled off by Edge to get revenge on Long for stripping him of the WWE World title. Marshall would have then been placed with Edge in a role similar to that of Amy "Lita" Dumas during Dumas' last run with WWE:
*This is way over due. First off the reason why I was released was because I did not want to do a morally degrading storyline that was already done, plain and simple.
Lita was in my opinion the greatest female wrestler of all time (next to Jazz). Lita revolutionized the world of wrestling. She showed that women could be strong, beautiful, and be a draw in the sexiest world of wrestling. She had little girls watching her wanting to become an athlete instead of a princess when they grew up. She was also one of the few women who wrestled men. With blood, sweat, tears and a broken neck later, she earned the respect of everyone in the wrestling business. So the WWE had the bright idea of turning her personal business into a public free for all. Sure that "storyline" transformed a well-loved babyface into a huge heel, but at whose expense? Look at how Trish retired?now look at how Lita retired. On the day of Lita's retirement, the fans didn't just boo her because she had heat; they booed her because despite all that she contributed to women's wrestling, all that they seemed to remember about her was the "slutty" vamp she played on TV.
I am nowhere as accomplished as she was, so imagine what that type of role would have done to me. I have seen a lot of people sell their souls to this business for whatever reason, but I stand strong to what I believe in. I feel like now that I am not in the WWE there is a lot of b.s. talk of me being a difficult person or having a huge ego, believe what you want that is not the case.
I just want to thank all of the fans that supported me through everything. I also want to thank some really cool people who genuinely saw potential in my talent, and who helped train me: Dave Finlay, Booker T, Queen Sharmell and their Pro Wrestling Academy. I will be re-launching my new myspace page shortly so watch out for that, there will be some very important news posted there very shortly.
Marshall's website can be found at http://www.Kristal-Marshall.net
She sounds like a bit of a mark for herself if she expected to be treated the same way Lita was.
Krystal had very little to offer WWE, She wasent all the different, didnt have any charisma or wrestling skills and was a poor talker, as pretty as she is, shell find something away from wrestling,but no real loss to the WWE.