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Source: NODQ
"Earl Hebner was fired by WWE Monday after allegedly selling merchandise without authorization.
Dave Hebner has NOT been fired although he has apparently been disciplined for being a part of the act.
Hebner had refereed most main events on PPV for the past decade. More as we get it."
Seems awfully harsh for someone who's been with the company for 20 years. I'm angry.
"Earl Hebner was fired by WWE Monday after allegedly selling merchandise without authorization.
Dave Hebner has NOT been fired although he has apparently been disciplined for being a part of the act.
Hebner had refereed most main events on PPV for the past decade. More as we get it."
Seems awfully harsh for someone who's been with the company for 20 years. I'm angry.
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Source: NODQ
"Earl Hebner was fired by WWE Monday after allegedly selling merchandise without authorization.
Dave Hebner has NOT been fired although he has apparently been disciplined for being a part of the act.
Hebner had refereed most main events on PPV for the past decade. More as we get it."
Seems awfully harsh for someone who's been with the company for 20 years. I'm angry.
"Earl Hebner was fired by WWE Monday after allegedly selling merchandise without authorization.
Dave Hebner has NOT been fired although he has apparently been disciplined for being a part of the act.
Hebner had refereed most main events on PPV for the past decade. More as we get it."
Seems awfully harsh for someone who's been with the company for 20 years. I'm angry.
That sucks. :(
Poor old bloke! Will he move to TNA now as well?!?!
And after he took that low blow last week too!
And after he took that low blow last week too!
Poor Earl, he ended his 20 year WWE career by getting a low blow from a Wannabe Diva
I bet they're dancing in the streets of Canada. :-D
I never liked that fella anyway...
I wonder if they will release a DVD with his best moments!!!!
To be honest the only storyline i have heard him involved in was screwing Hulk Hogan by counting to 3 even though he kicked out. Some "evil twin" storyline or something if i remember :S
Not a bad ref though.
Qualifications on how to be a WWE ref:
- Can count a 3 second pin fall
- Can make a 10 count last 2 minutes
- Can act extremely dopey when something is amazingly obvious but you have to pretend you dont know what is going on!
To be honest the only storyline i have heard him involved in was screwing Hulk Hogan by counting to 3 even though he kicked out. Some "evil twin" storyline or something if i remember :S
Not a bad ref though.
Qualifications on how to be a WWE ref:
- Can count a 3 second pin fall
- Can make a 10 count last 2 minutes
- Can act extremely dopey when something is amazingly obvious but you have to pretend you dont know what is going on!
Nice to see good old WWE ethics in action though. A worker embarasses himself and the company all night at a PPV in clear view of the audience before then launching a cheap assault on someone but has absolutely no action taken against him.
Good ol' Earl makes a couple of quick bucks off the top of merchandise sales which really only the IWC will know about yet he's booted out the door quicker than you can say *You screwed Bret*
Nice to see logic and common sense is alive in McMahonland
Good ol' Earl makes a couple of quick bucks off the top of merchandise sales which really only the IWC will know about yet he's booted out the door quicker than you can say *You screwed Bret*
Nice to see logic and common sense is alive in McMahonland
to be fair, he was selling t-shirts with pictures of HHH cornholing vince.
Upon returning from holiday, this was news I definitely not expecting. I know Vince has been going a little crazy in dealing with wrestlers recently, and has fired a number of talented superstars, but firing his most senior official is something else.
Kawada hit the nail right on the head with his analysis of the situation. Because Earl Hebner doesn't have the apparent immunity of John Bradshaw Layfield and Bob Holly, he's paid for what in all honesty wasn't anything particularly bad for the company. Apparently his brother is in a lot more trouble than was originally thought as well, which is an even bigger blow for the refereeing scene.
Naturally, it's a lot easier to be a referee than it is to be a wrestler, and so of course they'll find adequate replacements. It's still a pretty stupid scuffle for Vince to get himself involved in.
Kawada hit the nail right on the head with his analysis of the situation. Because Earl Hebner doesn't have the apparent immunity of John Bradshaw Layfield and Bob Holly, he's paid for what in all honesty wasn't anything particularly bad for the company. Apparently his brother is in a lot more trouble than was originally thought as well, which is an even bigger blow for the refereeing scene.
Naturally, it's a lot easier to be a referee than it is to be a wrestler, and so of course they'll find adequate replacements. It's still a pretty stupid scuffle for Vince to get himself involved in.
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