Mysterio Note, Kennedy, Styles Staying Relevant, Rampage & More
- As reported earlier, Joey Styles continues to spew his political views on his Twitter. It's one thing if it was his personal twitter account, but it's bothersome when it's a WWE sponsored account. I've always hated when wrestlers make their political views public on television; it bugged me when Mick Foley ripped George W. Bush on television, and it's troublesome with Styles saying the things he's saying on a WWE sponsored account. It does give Styles, who hasn't been relevant in a decade, a chance to get some ink from wrestling sites though, which is probably why he's doing it.
- Rey Mysterio is #9 on Yahoo's 'Today's Top Searches'. (Thanks to Marko and Josh Godwin)
- Mr. Kennedy addressed all the comments about people calling him injury prone on his Twitter, saying "If I take a samurai sword and cut your leg off, and you don't tell anyone that I did it to you . . .are you 'injury prone'?" (Thanks to Matt)
- FightLine.com has an article with quotes from former UFC light heavyweight champion Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, where he talks about why he passed up a title shot with current champion Lyoto Machida in order to coach the next season of The Ultimate Fighter featuring Kimbo Slice. Amongst the reasons Rampage gave were that he would make more money in the long term by coaching on the show. For the full article, check out FightLine.com by clicking here.
- Congratulations to kshizzle, Sweet Chin Music and ShaneH138 for winning the WrestleMania 25 DVD, courtesy of the WrestlingINC.com forums! We have a contest up for June where members who join our forums can win 'Home' on Blu-Ray. For details on the contest, click here.
- Finally, a note from our store. S Darko: A Donnie Darko Tale, the highly anticipated sequel to Donnie Darko, released recently on Blu-Ray and DVD. Daveigh Chase (Donnie Darko, The Ring) stars in the continuation to the cult hit Donnie Darko. Co-starring Ed Westwick (TV's "Gossip Girl"), Briana Evigan (Step Up 2: The Streets) and Jackson Rathbone (Twilight), this edgy and intriguing psychological thriller takes you through the wormhole into a world where time means nothing and the end is near. The DVD comes with a filmmakers' commentary, a making-of featurette, deleted scenes and more. To purchase the film on Blu-Ray, click here. To purchase it on DVD, click here. You can catch a trailer of the film below: