Some of Todays Wrestling News and Rumours (Possible spoilers) ***NO CHAT***

I doubt he's thick enough to risk getting in trouble again, given his dodgy track record.

Or does he think WWE have invested so much in to him, he's bulletproof?

Beth is number 3.

Thankfully no Total Divas

gnfnrhead wrote: »

Only for people who wont leave him alone and let him be.

Have to agree here. What Chris did is unforgivable to most, but he was his son. The fact he chooses to remember his father for his good qualities rather than that one horrible weekend (which was down to his brain being basically destroyed) is something people shouldn't judge. In fact, it's something in my opinion people should admire in David.

rovert wrote: »

Sorry but you are crazy here. He is doing it at the expense of other members of his family. He also selects a shirt that says Crossface on it. What admirable about that?

Trust me, if there is someone on here who can speak about bad fathers I'm one of them. Does that mean I should resent my Dad for all the bad he has done vs the good? No, definitely not. If David chooses to remember his Dad for the person he was rather than the heinous act he committed who are we to judge? He knew him better than any of us.

EDIT: Sorry for bringing personal sh1t into this but in this case I can actually see where David is coming from. I may not necessarily agree the tweet was in good taste but I can at least see what David meant from the tweet. Would anyone here disown there parents for a horrible act that they actually couldn't control owing to a messed up brain? I don't think many would say yes to that.

rovert wrote: »

You are arguing things I am not arguing.

I think you skipped past the idea he is doing it at the expense of other members of his family and posting a picture while Chris is wearing a Crossface shirt. There's better and more thoughtful and low key ways to state the same message.

So I have to argue your points or else I'm wrong? Clearly not a debater there Rovert. Look, again I am just stating why I think David is in some way justified for remembering his father on the date of his death. He should have also mentioned his brother. Benoit's father has also put the incident down to Benoit's damaged brain and I am sure he is remembering his son for what he was today, not what he did over 3 days. It was a tragic, horrific incident and is a reason I don't ever mention Benoit on here (WWE is perfectly correct to not mention him unless they absolutely have to) however, that does not take anything from David or the rest of his family and how they must be feeling about a son, brother and father.

rovert wrote: »

Do I have to repeat myself with respect? He calls him a hero and posts a pic of a Crossface shirt when his Dad murdered his half brother with a chokehold similar to the Crossface. Come on dude. David is obviously deeply disturbed here and in general - which concerns me if he is still interested in Wrestling and in general.

Again I think it comes back to the case that David is a young man who wants to remember what his Dad was than what he did. I can, in some ways, respect that. Not saying the tweet was in good taste (mentioned that already) I can just see where he is coming from. It's a lot easier to remember the good side of loved ones than the horrible ones.

rovert wrote: »

That doesn't jive with anything Michael Benoit has said or done to my memory. He is very mindful of Nancy and Daniel.

Which brings me back to the comment above. David should have mentioned his half brother and his mother-in-law in the tweet. Michael has been the perfect example of how to deal with this situation and I am sure he is also remembering Daniel and Nancy tool. He was quoted a saying that he believed the reason Chris did what he did is because of the state of his brain. I am not defending what Chris did here at all I am only trying to say that I can admire David for remembering his Dad for who he was (not the tweet or the picture, but for not letting one moment of madness define how he views his father).

You're more than welcome to rebut this again but I don't want to talk about this anymore. What Chris did was unforgivable for anyone that did not know him, but we cannot judge people for how they view their loved ones. And I do not want to talk about this anymore. I would much prefer to forget about this and Chris in general. As much as I loved him as a wrestler I find it hard to talk about him after what he did (as many wrestling fans and wrestlers do).

Potential Smackdown spoiler so I'll slap the tags over it.

From the reports it looks like Jack Swagger strikes again.

guy comment repeatedly on youtube:

If anyone can speak a lick of Spanish, the location close to his area has a number I was able to google. +52 984 871 2055
If he isn't faking it then hopefully this can help. Contact them and ask if they can get a hold of the police or give you number to contact. That's all I can think to do. Hopefully this man gets out of trouble he is in

Gas! :pac:

gnfnrhead wrote: »

Some people shouldn't be allow speak. How does he think it got on YouTube? :pac:

Well he's stuck in a hole, so it's obviously wireless :pac:

TNA are doing a lot right lately.

I really hope they get their **** together. New York shows could make or break them.

They got the awkward stuff out of the way quickly for the latest Where Are They Now

http://www.wwe.com/classics/wherearetheynow/where-are-they-now-mike-adamle-26427421

Looking back, it would be easy to assume that former “American Gladiators” host Mike Adamle had no clue about what he was getting himself into when he signed on to become a WWE broadcaster in 2008. He famously mispronounced Jeff Hardy’s name within 20 seconds of his first appearance on WWE television, and punctuated the end of matches with sportscaster catchphrases like “Uno, dos, adios!” It was as if someone had mistakenly dropped Adamle off at a WWE Live event instead of the sports desk at a local news station.

Wasn't he featured in one of those countdowns on the Network like 10 biggest WWE fails?

Those Brad Maddox videos = Triple H really buried Maddox