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WWE Raw night audience after Wrestlemania 29 matches concluded greeted the stars with boisterous cheers as they entered the arena. With news about another main event lining up, WWE seems to be setting up the stage for Extreme Rules pay-per-view. Former WWE US and Intercontinental champion, Carlito accused The Rock of using steroids to heal his injury after the title fight against John Cena.
The People’s Champ skipped Monday night raw to take care of the injury occurred during WrestleMania 29. After his loos to Cena, the Rock revealed that he had tore his ab and abductor tendons. Carlito accused The Brahma Bull of juicing up on Tren in a tweet. Tren is used for increased muscle mass, increased strength, and increased recovery.
WWE has a strong anti-drug policy and does not allow a wrestler to step in the wring if he or she is tested positive. The Rock also clarified that he and the WWE company were not in bad terms. Big Show and his employer WWE might be in a spot of bother as Courthouse News Service reports that WWE producer, Andrew Green is taking legal action against the star and the company.
According to Green, Big Show assaulted the producer after he asked the star to give an interview for WWE’s website on January 27. The alleged incident occurred following Big Show’s World Heavyweight Championship Last Man Standing match against Alberto Del Rio at the Royal Rumble. Green states that the star assaulted him and used profane language.
WWE’s negotiations with Kelly Kelly continue to gather news reports, as the wrestling federation tries to bring back the star to the wrestling stage. Kelly and other ex-divas were reportedly set to come back for a match in WrestleMania 29, but that never happened.
The People’s Champ skipped Monday night raw to take care of the injury occurred during WrestleMania 29. After his loos to Cena, the Rock revealed that he had tore his ab and abductor tendons. Carlito accused The Brahma Bull of juicing up on Tren in a tweet. Tren is used for increased muscle mass, increased strength, and increased recovery.
WWE has a strong anti-drug policy and does not allow a wrestler to step in the wring if he or she is tested positive. The Rock also clarified that he and the WWE company were not in bad terms. Big Show and his employer WWE might be in a spot of bother as Courthouse News Service reports that WWE producer, Andrew Green is taking legal action against the star and the company.
According to Green, Big Show assaulted the producer after he asked the star to give an interview for WWE’s website on January 27. The alleged incident occurred following Big Show’s World Heavyweight Championship Last Man Standing match against Alberto Del Rio at the Royal Rumble. Green states that the star assaulted him and used profane language.
WWE’s negotiations with Kelly Kelly continue to gather news reports, as the wrestling federation tries to bring back the star to the wrestling stage. Kelly and other ex-divas were reportedly set to come back for a match in WrestleMania 29, but that never happened.
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