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Being the host reflects badly on him since even though the show is just starting its second run, he must have enough pull to say "nothing expelled from a donkey phallus will ever be consumed on this show."

http://www.avclub.com/articles/nbc-yanks-d...r-factor,68517/ This doesn't exactly reflect well on him or UFC. Worse on the producers and NBC but still, yikes.

Orton may still be injured since he only worked a few minutes in the Rumble.

It's better than "The Big Nasty,' which was his original nickname.

Not sure how I missed this Irv post, but Levesque family "nutritionist" and RXMuscle.com owner/Heavy Muscle Radio host Dave Palumbo did time a few years ago for selling unsterilized sugar water as HGH: http://concussioninc.net/?p=2349

Holy shit, should she really be doing an interview with a site called "RX Muscle"? They have a "chemical enhancement" section with articles such as: "Athlete X Talks Performance Enhancement" ("It doesn't matter if you're a broker on Wall Street or breaking necks on the 50 yard line. When money is involved people will play dirty and break the rules" -Athlete X) "The Advanced Application of Pro-Hormones and Designer Steroids: The Triphase Cycle" "Understanding the Testosterone to Epitestosterone Ratio Drug Test!" "All You Ever Wanted To Know About Long R3 IGF-1!" (A form of Insulin Growth Factor, which is stacked with HGH. Speaking of which...) "Growth Hormone: All You Ever Wanted to Know About It!" A series of "Champion's Medicine Cabinet" interviews. "Deca Durabolin: Miracle or Monster?" "Growth Hormone's Great Disappearing Act!" "Anabolic & Androgenic scores: Everything you need to know" "Ovidrel (Next-Generation-HCG)!" (The pregnancy hormone used after a steroid cycle because it kickstarts natural testosterone production in men) "Androxal (enclomiphine)- a new form of Clomid on the market!" "Clenbuterol: The Non-Steroidal Muscle-Builder and Fat Burner!" "Decoding Steroids : How to Read the Chemical Names!" A series of "Drug Profiles" "Anabolic Steroids: Leveling the playing field?" "Anabolic Steroids 101"

Page for the episode is http://www.rxmuscle.com/hmr-radio-show/481...r-v15-4103.html, written Stephanie feature is at http://www.rxmuscle.com/articles/bios-a-in...ood-demons.html, and the direct MP3 link is http://www.rxmuscle.com/radio/HeavyMuscle01-02-12.mp3

"I'm like a pack of cigarettes. [turns] I may be hazardous for your health!" YEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!

You mean this? http://www.f4wonline.com/more/more-top-sto...s-interview-was

He's not the best promo guy in the company by a longshot and he should've been DQed for the multiple different fouls he tried.

That's what Dave Meltzer's always written when people defended Holly. Remember, what we saw was a heavily edited reality show. I guess because Holly has a rep for sandbagging his opponents.

Haven't listened yet but this is a great idea. FWIW Masters says that when he got smaller and HHH cut the promo, he it wasn't a steroid thing, it was because he was distance running every morning to build up endorphins after kicking his painkiller habit. There have definitely been stories of him having mental issues when trying to get off steroids, though. I can see both being true.

He kicked Cappotelli in the eyeball after all of the TE trainees had been repeatedly told "wrestling is about trust and giving your body over to your opponent" etc etc.

Yup.

As reflected in the WM12 buildup, he used to have a low opinion of it from the little he had been exposed to, but did a 180 during his WCW run when he was blown away by how good all of the Mexican wrestlers in the company were, especially Rey.

Bret hit that dive successfully in the Hakushi Raw match, so it wasn't a brand new spot created so he could fall onto Davey's shoulder.

Holy carp. I loved the Dewees fight for how he eventually got on top and dripped the blood into his opponent's eyes to get the advantage. Brilliant in an incredibly gross way.

Graham had a separate consulting deal as a favor.

For reference, though I can't find the thing (a video? podcast?) where he explains the royalty setup of the legends deals:

IIRC, what Honky Tonk Man said was that in addition to signing over your gimmick to WWE, the legends contract was technically just a $10,000 advance on future royalties, and they could demand back whatever he didn't end up earning.

It just occurred to me that Bret's pre-WCW run low opinion of Mexican wrestling could have come from his low opinion of Bruce as a worker, since Bruce was mainly trained by Mexican expat/lucha libre veteran Frank Butcher.

Even being the native how was a 17 year old able to successfully refuse to job to a 10-year veteran?

IMO Kanyon finally put everything together by his WWE/OVW run, where he was much more well rounded. He was less about innovative spots, just a very good working utility heel.

They can still be over even if Gorilla buried them to try to put himself over.