Dark side of the ring

And conrad just deleted this old tweet.

Yeah, the comment about how she should've stayed if she felt that way was stupid. As if she could afford to go against WWF when her employer isn't even willing to back her. If anything, Tommy's question could be turned around as "if she was in the wrong, why did they pay her off".

WWE paying out actually say a lot really, They have a very strong history of fighting against payouts including one with Marta Hart over Owen's death which went on for over 10 years before they settled.

Charlotte to go back to just using her first name? I know that won't happen

I’d say WWE are secretly happy he’s off their payroll.

I've seen around the Internet a few people who seem to smell blood in the water after the most recent episode of this programme. Up next is the episode about Chris Kanyon, who came out as gay while still an active wrestler, and there's been a persistent rumour that The Undertaker headed up a campaign of bullying and burial (no pun intended) against Kanyon after finding out Kanyon was gay, so it looks like some people are gearing up to see the Undertaker get cancelled. Here's a Reddit thread with this angle on things,

Although, as pointed out later down the thread, there is no solid evidence to corroborate the Undertaker having a personal grudge against Kanyon. Some are pointing to a particularly nasty chair shot Undertaker gave Kanyon at a Smackdown, but back then, it was not unheard of for wrestlers to take these types of chair shots. I do expect that the episode will touch upon wrestling being a hard industry to succeed in for an openly gay wrestler, and maybe even claim that he was deliberately buried by WWE as a whole for being so. If anything, I would expect that Vince will be implicated as empowering the homophobic attitudes in the locker room, but not naming the names of any specific wrestlers who took it upon themselves to run Kanyon out of the WWE.

The classic tactic, of blame everyone else, before he'd even consider blaming himself.

Didn't notice it but just checked and the "Wooo!" is gone as well. I think it was there for Smackdown. But is it because of this or is it just because he left them?

Flair really digging a hole for himself more with some of recent Twitter postings

I wish Raven had been contacted about the Chris Kanyon episode. I've seen his Twitter page where he mentioned he had some stuff to say.

The Sinister Minister came across as a friend we could all do with. Took a lot of abuse that he didn't have to because he loved Kanyon.

Flair's a smarmy prick who probably get paid by Stern, Vince or both to go on the air and do that hit job.

I have to say, I've been taken aback by the amount of people who've come out of the woodwork to see the Undertaker get cancelled over a rumour. It's like people get so excited about raising their pitchforks that they'll go on pretty much nothing.

Personally I am not one of those who would want to see him get cancelled over something. That said, I do wonder how up and up The Undertaker is. Everyone always gives the same response when asked about him. Like "respect. The locker room leader" etc - is that something not born out of fear from the political pull the taker has?

I remember what King Kong Bundy said about Andre the Giant. That he wasn't that nice and people were afraid of him. Not because of his size but his power. He could destroy your career accordingly. I do wonder when the taker's pull is gone will the stories, if any, come out.

One that does come to mind is Tracy Smothers. Tracy said he was gone shortly after saying a nagative comment to the taker.