Pojawily sie w internecie informacje jakoby Ashley Massaro miala pojawic sie jako nastepna Diva w Playboy’u przed przyszloroczna WrestleMania. Okazuje sie ze sa to informacje nieprawdziwe.
Prawda jest natomiast to ze juz mozna bylo ogladac jej nagie zdjecia dla Playboya. Pojawily sie w platnym serwisie „Cyber Club”. Ashley pojawila sie tam jako Ryan Mackenzie i mialo to miejsce w styczniu 2004.

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13 maja rozpocznie sie sprzedaz biletow na Vengeance ktore odbedzie sie w Charlotte, North Carolina. Ceny biletow zroznicowane 🙂 Od 20 dolarow do 175…

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Fani WWE glosowali ostatnio w ankiecie odnosnie feudu Trish z Mickie. Pytanie bylo ktora diva najbardziej Ci sie podoba i pod ktora postacia 🙂
Oto wyniki:

Trish jako Trish: 31%
Trish jako Mickie: 29%
Mickie jako Trish: 26%
Mickie jako Mickie: 15%

Ciekawe, prawda ? 🙂

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Oto wywiad ktory pojawil sie na stronie Ecw.com z Joey Styles. Milej lektury.

ECW.com: What are your thoughts on One Night Stand returning in June?
Joey Styles: I’m absolutely thrilled One Night Stand is coming back. As we get closer and closer, and as I hear both the confidential information I cant’ talk about here and the public information on ECW.com, I am getting the WrestleMania-type goosebumps.

ECW.com: After last year’s event took place, did you think One Night Stand would come back?
Joey Styles: I had a feeling it would be. Last year I was not a full-time employee of WWE. I signed a two-year contract to be a part-timer, and the thought process behind that was that there would be two ECW events if the first one was well-received. I knew it would be well-received. There’s certainly enough ECW fans to support a pay-per-view.

ECW.com: How did you think last year’s event went?
Joey Styles: What really struck me was the fact that the Hammerstein Ballroom looked exactly as it did for ECW’s last pay-per-view – Guilty as Charged from January 2001. WWE did a masterful job recreating the ECW ring, the ECW entrance, the ECW logos and banners, even recreating the announce position. It was simply a card table with two monitors and one metal folding chair. We didn’t have the fancy, custom wooden announce table with recessed monitors that WWE uses or the big, leather, padded captain’s chairs. It was authentic. It was a little surreal to be doing ECW and yet that same day meeting Mr. McMahon for the first time. I just blocked out all of the nervousness from meeting everyone from WWE and imagined it was simply ECW.

ECW.com: What was your favorite part of last year’s event?
Joey Styles: Everything was my favorite part. Seeing people I haven’t seen in five years – all of it was wonderful for me. I almost broke down in tears. Part of me was afraid the fans wouldn’t remember me. Getting introduced, and getting the standing ovation and hearing the fans chant my name really made me break down because this is what I love to do. There’s nothing else I’d rather be doing with my life.

ECW.com: What was it like doing commentary with Mick Foley?
Joey Styles: If it’s only a one-hour post-produced television show, which really means you have 45 minutes of programming and probably 35 minutes of actual in-ring action, I can do it by myself. For a three-hour live broadcast, I prefer to work with one color man. Mick was fun to work with. He was a completely different style than anyone I’ve worked with. He was very conversational, very atypical of any color man I’ve ever worked with, and we had a good time.

ECW.com: Will it be a hard transition to go back to calling ECW action?
Joey Styles: I will watch last year’s ECW One Night Stand the night before the show to get in the ECW mindset and to get back into the ECW pro wrestling mode from the WWE sports-entertainment mode.

ECW.com: Do you have one moment that stands out as your favorite during your time in ECW?
Joey Styles: Barely Legal. It was the first time I had ever done live television. There were questions, I think, within the industry as to what my abilities were. Paul Heyman went to bat for me and insisted I call the broadcast solo, which had never been done before in wrestling or any event on pay-per-view. I think Barely Legal was validation that I was for real as a pro wrestling play-by-play man. I was so emotional that at the end of the show I broke down in tears. And I was thrilled that my fiancee, who is now my wife and mother of my baby boy Joseph, was there to share that moment with me.

ECW.com: What will it be like to see Terry Funk back in ECW?
Joey Styles: I love working with Terry Funk. He is so entertaining to watch. Right before I signed my full-time employment contract with WWE, I was doing a small independent show in Florida. Jimmy Hart and I were doing the announcing from ringside at an outdoor rodeo arena, so we were looking at monitors. The main event was Dusty Rhodes vs. Terry Funk with Mick Foley as the referee. Terry, being unpredictable, comes down to ringside and cuts a promo – first on Dusty Rhodes for being a sell-out because it had become public he signed with WWE in a creative role. Then he cut a promo on Mick Foley because he had just signed his exclusive WWE contract. And then he realized I was under a part-time contract with WWE and threw – not swung – a chair at my face. Unfortunately, because I was working off a monitor, by the time I realized what was happening and turned, I turned right into the chair, which hit my face, which knocked me out of my seat, sent my feet over my head, and I landed face-down in the dirt of the outdoor rodeo arena. Dusty, Mick and Terry all stopped to make sure I was ok. And that is a microcosm of what it’s like to work with Terry Funk.

ECW.com: Right now, the WWE Champion is John Cena. His crowd reactions from WWE fans as of late have been well-publicized. How do you think the ECW fans would take to seeing Cena face RVD if that ever did come to pass?
Joey Styles: John Cena would get booed out of an ECW show. We would have to have ECW’s security team (Atlas Security), WWE’s in-house security team and New York’s finest to keep the crowd from hopping over the rail and lynching John Cena.

ECW.com: Triple H and Edge are challenging Cena at Backlash for the WWE Championship. What would happen if one of them were to face RVD at One Night Stand?
Joey Styles: ECW fans would be more receptive to Triple H or Edge because of their traditional wrestling styles. However, anyone who is standing in between Rob Van Dam and a World Championship will be vilified at an ECW show. And as the play-by-play announcer that evening, I will not be objective either.

ECW.com: If there was one dream match you could call at ECW One Night Stand what would it be?
Joey Styles: At this point in my career, now that I’ve hosted RAW for almost six months, and that I’ve called, for all intents and purposes, an ECW match at WrestleMania, I think the only left that I really want to call is Rob Van Dam’s victory to win the WWE or World Heavyweight Championship.

ECW.com: Are there any specific matches you’d like to see this year?
Joey Styles: The biggest story coming out of last year’s One Night Stand was what JBL did to The Blue Meanie. The last time we saw them in the same ring was on SmackDown. Blue Meanie won that match because Stevie Richards cracked open JBL’s head with a steel chair – put some staples in his head. I would like to see Stevie Richards vs. JBL at ECW One Night Stand. I think Stevie Richards has the ability to beat anybody on any given night if he lands his Stevie Kick. I think a victory over JBL at ECW One Night Stand would finally launch Stevie Richards’ career here in WWE.