William Regal and Sheamus remembered WCW performer Mark Starr. It's sad that there are this many unsung heroes in wrestling who are only talked about when something bad happens.
Mark Henry and Big Show were at the Special Olympics in Connecticut. Both men are nursing injuries at the moment.
Jeff Hardy talked about his past addictions and more. Here are some highlights. Did he really say that 25-30 pain pills a day wasn't bad? Are you serious, bro? I'm glad he's clean now, and I hope he remains clean for the rest of his life. I can't stress enough how dangerous addiction can be. He deserves some props for being clean for 2 full years, but it's all too easy to slip.
Everything else from yesterday is after the break.
Daniel Bryan was interviewed by someone who really knew their stuff. Bryan's one of the nicest guys I've ever seen be interviewed. And I definitely think that having a lot of experience before coming to WWE is a big boon. I wouldn't say that it's required to be successful, but it definitely helps a lot. Especially when you've wrestled a variety of opponents from all over the world. He's also very right about wrestling outside of WWE potentially being very different from wrestling in WWE. Heck, pretty much everything he said was worth checking out. I'd just be parroting him at this point. Check it out.
WWE is looking for a GM for their upcoming Performance Center. That Center sounds awesome. I for one welcome out new HHH Overlord.
For my take on yesterday's PWInsider.com questions:
Nothing to add to 1, as I would have NO idea. Sorry.
2. Paul Heyman, without a doubt. Kevin Nash is a close second, but he's done enough shoot interviews and made enough comments where we kind of know his side of a lot of things that went down. Plus I could imagine Paul narrating the book in his promo voice. The Undertaker is also definitely on the list if he'd be open to going "behind-the-scenes".
3. Vince changed his mind at the last minute? Didn't see that one coming.
4. Foley reading his Al Snow jokes sounds AWESOME. When was the last WWE autobiography anyway?
5. Maybe he's upset that Santina's still out of a job? It's not like they couldn't hire her back after Trump fired her. I'm surprised that he hasn't been used recently. He seemed like one of their favorites. Maybe he was one of Gerwitz's favorites and now that he's been demoted, Santino's out of the picture. I don't see why they wouldn't use him as over as he is.
More wrestling tomorrow.
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