ZackMack

first of all i just wanna stress that this only a rumour and was posted in an unreliable tabloid, but iwht all that's gone on in the WWE in the past week i thought that if true it answers a lot of questions

ok here goes, ths is what the article says........

WRESTLING STARS IN MID-FLIGHT DUST-UP


TWO wrestling have been axed after boozy brawls erupted on a trans-atlantic jet.


Two grapplers sparked terror among passengers as they fought in the aisle and slammed into an emergency exit door at 35,000ft.

Another pair of WWE stars also swapped punches as the flight from London to the US decended into drink-fuelled mayhem.

The wrestlers' shameful antics included one thowing up on the plane while pals hurled beer and food across the seats; ring legend Ric Flair trying to strip naked. and another star having his hair chopped off as he dozed.

The chaos erupted as the wrestlers flew home after a series of shows in the UK.

Curt "Mr. Perfect" Hennig started to taunt Brock Lesnar and challenged him toa fight. Egged on by his pals, Lesnar hurtled into Hennig, sent him crashing to the floor and began throttling him.

But fellow wrestlers screamed in terror as the man mountain pair thudded in the emergency exit door, which many feared would burst open.

Top star Triple H and backstage helpers Dave "Fit" Finlay and Paul Heyman dived in to prise them apart.

Boozing

One WWE insider said: "Brock is only young and didn't know what to do.

"But the Undertaker told him if he didn't give Hennig a kicking, he'd get a reputation as a pussy that would stick throughout his career."

Ric Flair launched into an impromptu striptease until WWE chief Jim "JR" Ross told him to stop.

Michael Hayes - a grapple great as one of the Freebirds, now a writer and behind the scenes manager - then began mouthing off at colleagues.

Wound

When he fell asleep, Sean "X-Pac" Waltman chopped off his mullet hairdo.

But when Hayes woke up, he wrongly blamed John "Bradhsaw" Layfield.

They then scrapped, with Hayes reopening Layfield's old head wound.

And Scott Hall - who had been boozing during the tour and had already been warned for his drunken escapades - was sick on the plane. He and Hennig have now been sacked. But many experts believe executive Hayes could also get the boot over the fiasco. The WWE source added: "Owner Vince McMahon is furious.

"The WWE prides itself on the proffesionalism of it's stars on TV and off."

"There's been hell to pay - and it's not over yet."

personally i have serious doubts over the validity of this story, it sounds quite fishy to me, they know far too much for it to be accurate in my opinion, why would a WWE insider tell them this, anyway draw what conclusions you want from it

NDD

I've for damn sure drawn a conclusion. I've concluded that I'm sick and fucking tired of hearing about anything a tabloid says. The very second you said tabloid, I knew I was about to read pure, steaming, cornfed, rotting, stinky, fly-infested horseshit. I only read it for shits and giggles. But I can't take it anymore. I need to force myself to never even read what is posted here that comes from a tabloid.

ZackMack

don't get me wrong, i agree with you totally...nobody hates tabloid bullshit like i do, but i felt this was worth postin because people have been wondering why this weeks events took place, like it says in my post, i personally don't believe it.

NDD

Well I guess they don't bother to read an explanation on WWE.com or anything. The story, clearly, is that the World Wildlife Fund was in a legal battle with the World Wrestling Federation over rights to the initials of WWF. For whatever reason, the World Wildlife Fund won and the World Wrestling Federation was changed to World Wrestling Entertainment, WWE.