Triple H Not A Politician, HTM Blasts TNA, Big Vito Update
– In a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal, HHH was asked about Linda McMahon's political aspirations. He declined to comment, saying he was "not political."
– Robin Wright, who played the Princess in The Princess Bride, was a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live Monday night. Kimmel asked her for some Andre the Giant stories, and she said his back was so bad that she was on wires while he carried her. At the time (1987), she only weighed 115- 120 pounds. She also mentioned how they marveled at his ability to consume an inhumane amount of booze and that it would take basically all of the cast to bring Andre back to his room. She mentioned that he was very kind and generous man, polite and quiet except when he got drunk.
– The Honky Tonk Man has gone on the attack against TNA again on his website at https://www.honkytonkman.net/
– Big Vito's rep sent out the following: The Italian Bad Boy Big Vito, making his International debut in Nepal, Asia. The first ECW, WCW, TNA, WWE, Superstar to work here in Nepal. The Government has provided a great tour for me as i am the first American to wrestle here in this country. I am looking forward to this challenge, and will give the fans there moneys worth. I am gonna bring it to the man they call The Himalaya Tiger. He is there Champion and will be defending his countries honor. I will give him the fight of his life. I will show no mercy on him. I don't care who is his back up. He will have his people behind him, but he never faced the Italian Bad Boy. it will be held in a 10,000 seat arena, The tour is for 2 weeks and will be a great achievement for me. The people of Nepal are looking forward to this as well as I. After this tour I come home to ISPW in Freehold N.J. On the 27 of March. I am ready, Are you? If you would like to book Vito, you can contact him thru, vitobookings@yahoo.com or Facebook at Vito Lo Grasso.
– Former WWE talents Molly Holly, Dawn Marie and Jazz were honored at WSU's anniversary show for their contributions to women's wrestling over the years. Angelina Love, Traci Brooks, SoCal Val and others were present for the show.