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I've got to say I think the use of Kane to try and turn Cena to the dark side (in fact i thought that whole thing at the end of Raw was very star wars!) is an interesting move, and hopefully not just another excuse to have Cena live his life by a t-shirt slogan.

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I hope this angle/feud is the start of a mega heel turn for Cena

p.s.they already launched the Cena Sucks T-shirts :)

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The Kane promo was fucking SHIT!

Kane was meant to be coming back as a reckless beast, instead he's hardly done anything then talked to Cena for 15 minutes, hurting his feelings.

Kane wasn't needed to turn Cena heel, the seeds are already more than planted there.

Kane's return has been ruined by this though IMO.

He should have come out week after week destroying people, instead he's put the mask back on to talk to Cena.

Hope Ziggler wins the title next week though, I have a feeling he will.

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SRG Films’ upcoming film Crossface retelling Chris Benoit’s descent into double murder and suicide will feature actors portraying his wrestling peers.

“Eddie [Guerrero] is obviously very important to the story,” Sarah Coulter tells WorstPreviews.com, who has already written the first draft of the script. “Triple H, Kurt Angle, they’re all there, but it’s early and things can still change.”

Regarding whether the film will be a biopic, Coulter says, “Chris had a remarkable career. You take a look at his time in Japan and with Stu Hart, and you realize that you’d need more than one movie to tell the entire Chris Benoit story. Ultimately, it’s about the 2007 murders/suicide, so we had to pick and choose the right moments in Chris’ career that may have been factors in his downfall.”

Coulter adds several actors are under consideration for the lead role and that an official casting announcement will be made soon.

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A Wrestlemania feud with CM Punk has been leaked everywhere for the past month so not surprised.

What I am surprised about is the manner of his return.As a ''ring general'' and a well respected ideas man I cannot understand his demeanour or actions last night.Makes absolutely no sense what so ever with the style and feal of the vignettes hyping his return,he basically acted like a complete ''ass clown'' for 12 minutes and didn't say a word.

He reminded me more of Eugene then anything else.

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SRG Films’ upcoming film Crossface retelling Chris Benoit’s descent into double murder and suicide will feature actors portraying his wrestling peers.

“Eddie [Guerrero] is obviously very important to the story,” Sarah Coulter tells WorstPreviews.com, who has already written the first draft of the script. “Triple H, Kurt Angle, they’re all there, but it’s early and things can still change.”

Regarding whether the film will be a biopic, Coulter says, “Chris had a remarkable career. You take a look at his time in Japan and with Stu Hart, and you realize that you’d need more than one movie to tell the entire Chris Benoit story. Ultimately, it’s about the 2007 murders/suicide, so we had to pick and choose the right moments in Chris’ career that may have been factors in his downfall.”

Coulter adds several actors are under consideration for the lead role and that an official casting announcement will be made soon.

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