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Are you kidding? Punk would get buried quicker than ever in TNA. He'd last a month, month and a half at most, before he's just another midcard guy taking part in the inevitable multiman X-Division clusterfucks.

If you didn't wrestle for WCW, or your name isn't Kurt, Joe or AJ; you've got no chance of doing anything in TNA.

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Word is Umaga is telling people he's going back to WWE, Great news. Love Umaga, want him back on TV

Also Booker T's TNA contract is up next month and apparently he's going back to WWE, quite surprised about this as I thought he left on bad terms and there was bad blood, WWE not allowing WWE wrestlers to be on his indi shows etc

Either way, Booker IMO is past it now, i,m tired of him, he's decent on the mc, but very average in the ring, so whoever he signs for its a porr signing in my book

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Word is Umaga is telling people he's going back to WWE, Great news. Love Umaga, want him back on TV

Also Booker T's TNA contract is up next month and apparently he's going back to WWE, quite surprised about this as I thought he left on bad terms and there was bad blood, WWE not allowing WWE wrestlers to be on his indi shows etc

Either way, Booker IMO is past it now, i,m tired of him, he's decent on the mc, but very average in the ring, so whoever he signs for its a porr signing in my book

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Yeah I really like the Mafia, even though Joe is a poor fit, The rest fit though. Hmmm interesting point on the Duds, suspose they could do with a heel turn maybe to fued with Beer Money [as they're also face]

The Duds are gunna win the straps at the next PPV I bet, The Japenese straps anyway

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So RVD is ready to come back

But he's asking the fans, should he go WWE or TNA?

I personally think WWE and TNA need him, but I think he would be wasted in WWE again, just watched his One Night Stand Speech in 2005. I really think he would be happy, and used better in TNA.

Guess it all comes down to money if he goes back to WWE

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So RVD is ready to come back

But he's asking the fans, should he go WWE or TNA?

I personally think WWE and TNA need him, but I think he would be wasted in WWE again, just watched his One Night Stand Speech in 2005. I really think he would be happy, and used better in TNA.

Guess it all comes down to money if he goes back to WWE

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I'd love rvd back, him coming out at the rumble was the first time this stuff suprised me since i was a kid! Hopefully they wont f**k it up again, or worse than has been done before. Saying that, they spent years wasting jericho and now treat him like a god so maybe they've learnt a thing or two.

The reality is though, rvd aint great for wwe promos, he talks about getting chonged and calling himself the whole f'n show. They need bill alfonso, take a gamble and turn him heel. Would they even be able to call him the whole dam show thanks to the pg rating?

words can not express how much i hate the pg rating. I understand that the attitude era is gone, but they're going the completely opposite way now, like when wcw was so squeaky clean they filmed at disney! Use the chair, show some blood, smash a burning table, flash some boobies, just something!

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I'd love rvd back, him coming out at the rumble was the first time this stuff suprised me since i was a kid! Hopefully they wont f**k it up again, or worse than has been done before. Saying that, they spent years wasting jericho and now treat him like a god so maybe they've learnt a thing or two.

The reality is though, rvd aint great for wwe promos, he talks about getting chonged and calling himself the whole f'n show. They need bill alfonso, take a gamble and turn him heel. Would they even be able to call him the whole dam show thanks to the pg rating?

words can not express how much i hate the pg rating. I understand that the attitude era is gone, but they're going the completely opposite way now, like when wcw was so squeaky clean they filmed at disney! Use the chair, show some blood, smash a burning table, flash some boobies, just something!

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HUGE BREAKING NEWS

Shane McMahon posted the following statement on WWE.com:

It is with great sadness that I announce my resignation from the WWE, effective January 1, 2010.

I have never even considered a future outside the walls of the WWE. However, sometimes life takes an unexpected turn and while it is the most difficult decision I have ever made, it is time for me to move on.

First and foremost, I would like to thank my father for the incredible education working with him has provided and for giving me the opportunity to play a role in building WWE into the global phenomenon that it is today. I am extremely proud to have been the 4th generation in this business, and I am grateful for everyday I was able to work along side not only my own, but the entire WWE family.

Thank you to all of the WWE Superstars both past and present for your passion, pride and dedication. You are truly the engine of the organization and it has been a pleasure to work with, learn from and get to know all of you. Thank you for the privilege of sharing the stage with you and for allowing me to become but a momentary member of your elite brotherhood. I have so much appreciation for the many sacrifices you endure, both physically and personally, to make this business the success that it is. The respect I have for each of you is immeasurable.

Finally, there are no words to express my gratitude to WWE fans the world over for supporting this company through good times and bad and for your unbridled passion that fuels the Superstars’ performances. I am profoundly grateful to have been able to entertain you both in front of the camera and from behind the scenes. You are the greatest fans in the world.

I will always love this business and will remain a fan forever.

Shane

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HUGE BREAKING NEWS

Shane McMahon posted the following statement on WWE.com:

It is with great sadness that I announce my resignation from the WWE, effective January 1, 2010.

I have never even considered a future outside the walls of the WWE. However, sometimes life takes an unexpected turn and while it is the most difficult decision I have ever made, it is time for me to move on.

First and foremost, I would like to thank my father for the incredible education working with him has provided and for giving me the opportunity to play a role in building WWE into the global phenomenon that it is today. I am extremely proud to have been the 4th generation in this business, and I am grateful for everyday I was able to work along side not only my own, but the entire WWE family.

Thank you to all of the WWE Superstars both past and present for your passion, pride and dedication. You are truly the engine of the organization and it has been a pleasure to work with, learn from and get to know all of you. Thank you for the privilege of sharing the stage with you and for allowing me to become but a momentary member of your elite brotherhood. I have so much appreciation for the many sacrifices you endure, both physically and personally, to make this business the success that it is. The respect I have for each of you is immeasurable.

Finally, there are no words to express my gratitude to WWE fans the world over for supporting this company through good times and bad and for your unbridled passion that fuels the Superstars’ performances. I am profoundly grateful to have been able to entertain you both in front of the camera and from behind the scenes. You are the greatest fans in the world.

I will always love this business and will remain a fan forever.

Shane

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I wonder what has brought this on?

Not being able to work with Vince or Steph?

It would be awesome to see Shane start his own brand like the whole WCW v WWE in 2001, but for real

Wonder how much money he has, and if he could bankrole such a thing, invest in ROH perhaps?

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