Olympic Wrestler Talks WWE Tryout, Former WWE Star Talks Tryout With Hulk Hogan, Summer Rae

- Guampdn.com has an interview here with Guam Olympic wrestler Jeff Cobb, who talked about trying out for WWE last week in Orlando, FL. Cobb represented Guam at the 2004 Summer Olympics, and was the flag bearer for the country in the opening ceremony. He became a pro wrestler in 2009.

"(The tryout) was one of the coolest things I've done in my life," Cobb said. "Being able to be there and seeing these guys you see on TV, seeing these legends that are there watching you do your craft and giving me feedback. It's amazing... The Olympics is one thing and pro wrestling is another thing. Both experiences are my top two so far, personal and professional."

- CBS Miami has a story here featuring eight facts that you didn't know about Summer Rae, which include that she had a degree in marketing from East Carolina University and that she was the Bliss team camptain for the Lingerie Football League.

- Former WWE Superstar B. Brian Blair was recently interviewed by The Total Celebrity Show. During the interview, Blair talked about breaking into the business.

"I got the opportunity to go to Sportorium," Blair said, via InsuranceNews.net. "I was a pretty good amateur wrestler and got a tryout. You have to be a tough guy. The first summer, 100 people tried out. Only three remained after the tryouts. They were Mr. Wonderful Paul Orndorf, Hulk Hogan, and myself."