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Already working full-time at WWE Headquarters in Stamford, as well as for Byte This, it is expected that WWE is allowing Tommy Dreamer's in-ring contract to expire. The terms of the deal cease to be binding in a few weeks.
At this point, it is not expected that WWE will release Dreamer. Rather, he will continue performing his current roles and possibly be used in a way similar to Al Snow (aside from his commentary duties), where he can work a match or angle as needed, but still make money taking indy bookings.
We expect to have more details on this as the week progresses.
The word from Springfield, Illinois is that Chavo Guerrero, Sr. once again no-showed the house show without calling management.
No one within WWE, not even his son, has spoken to him in days and superstars are starting to worry about his situation.
Although it was expected WWE would punish Guerrero for his absences, the greater concern right now is what happened to Chavo.
WWE put their new dress code rules into effect this week. Now, all of the male workers are expected to show up to house shows in dress shirts and slacks, and females in more classy outfits. This kind of public attire was traditional for the PPVs and TV tapings, however people were usually more laid back for house shows, and more casual. Most of the wrestlers understand that WWE wants them all to look their best for the public, and don’t have any problems with the new house show dress code.
Former ECW star Chilly Willy (William Jones) is expected to be at this week’s WWE TV tapings. He worked backstage last week at the RAW raping in Albany, NY. He me with WWE officials, and was invited to attend this week’s RAW & Smackdown, so there seems to be some interest in bringing him in. Jones is currently stationed in New York for the remainder of his military service, and he received a purple heart from the military, after he was shot in Baghdad, Iraq.
Credit: WrestlingExposed.com
At this point, it is not expected that WWE will release Dreamer. Rather, he will continue performing his current roles and possibly be used in a way similar to Al Snow (aside from his commentary duties), where he can work a match or angle as needed, but still make money taking indy bookings.
We expect to have more details on this as the week progresses.
The word from Springfield, Illinois is that Chavo Guerrero, Sr. once again no-showed the house show without calling management.
No one within WWE, not even his son, has spoken to him in days and superstars are starting to worry about his situation.
Although it was expected WWE would punish Guerrero for his absences, the greater concern right now is what happened to Chavo.
WWE put their new dress code rules into effect this week. Now, all of the male workers are expected to show up to house shows in dress shirts and slacks, and females in more classy outfits. This kind of public attire was traditional for the PPVs and TV tapings, however people were usually more laid back for house shows, and more casual. Most of the wrestlers understand that WWE wants them all to look their best for the public, and don’t have any problems with the new house show dress code.
Former ECW star Chilly Willy (William Jones) is expected to be at this week’s WWE TV tapings. He worked backstage last week at the RAW raping in Albany, NY. He me with WWE officials, and was invited to attend this week’s RAW & Smackdown, so there seems to be some interest in bringing him in. Jones is currently stationed in New York for the remainder of his military service, and he received a purple heart from the military, after he was shot in Baghdad, Iraq.
Credit: WrestlingExposed.com
Jae wrote:
> Hmm.. I'm guessing that if Chavo Snr isn't putting in the effort to
> turn up to house shows, that he won't have the title for long...
That's a good guess. Apparently he only agreed to have a last match and drop the title because Eddie and Chavo Jnr. begged him not to ruin their pushes by being an idiot.
Chavo Snr. is reported to have told his close friends that he no showed because WWE had plans to make him wear a dress. Erm...
> Hmm.. I'm guessing that if Chavo Snr isn't putting in the effort to
> turn up to house shows, that he won't have the title for long...
That's a good guess. Apparently he only agreed to have a last match and drop the title because Eddie and Chavo Jnr. begged him not to ruin their pushes by being an idiot.
Chavo Snr. is reported to have told his close friends that he no showed because WWE had plans to make him wear a dress. Erm...
Hmm.. I'm guessing that if Chavo Snr isn't putting in the effort to turn up to house shows, that he won't have the title for long...
Already working full-time at WWE Headquarters in Stamford, as well as for Byte This, it is expected that WWE is allowing Tommy Dreamer's in-ring contract to expire. The terms of the deal cease to be binding in a few weeks.
At this point, it is not expected that WWE will release Dreamer. Rather, he will continue performing his current roles and possibly be used in a way similar to Al Snow (aside from his commentary duties), where he can work a match or angle as needed, but still make money taking indy bookings.
We expect to have more details on this as the week progresses.
The word from Springfield, Illinois is that Chavo Guerrero, Sr. once again no-showed the house show without calling management.
No one within WWE, not even his son, has spoken to him in days and superstars are starting to worry about his situation.
Although it was expected WWE would punish Guerrero for his absences, the greater concern right now is what happened to Chavo.
WWE put their new dress code rules into effect this week. Now, all of the male workers are expected to show up to house shows in dress shirts and slacks, and females in more classy outfits. This kind of public attire was traditional for the PPVs and TV tapings, however people were usually more laid back for house shows, and more casual. Most of the wrestlers understand that WWE wants them all to look their best for the public, and don’t have any problems with the new house show dress code.
Former ECW star Chilly Willy (William Jones) is expected to be at this week’s WWE TV tapings. He worked backstage last week at the RAW raping in Albany, NY. He me with WWE officials, and was invited to attend this week’s RAW & Smackdown, so there seems to be some interest in bringing him in. Jones is currently stationed in New York for the remainder of his military service, and he received a purple heart from the military, after he was shot in Baghdad, Iraq.
Credit: WrestlingExposed.com
At this point, it is not expected that WWE will release Dreamer. Rather, he will continue performing his current roles and possibly be used in a way similar to Al Snow (aside from his commentary duties), where he can work a match or angle as needed, but still make money taking indy bookings.
We expect to have more details on this as the week progresses.
The word from Springfield, Illinois is that Chavo Guerrero, Sr. once again no-showed the house show without calling management.
No one within WWE, not even his son, has spoken to him in days and superstars are starting to worry about his situation.
Although it was expected WWE would punish Guerrero for his absences, the greater concern right now is what happened to Chavo.
WWE put their new dress code rules into effect this week. Now, all of the male workers are expected to show up to house shows in dress shirts and slacks, and females in more classy outfits. This kind of public attire was traditional for the PPVs and TV tapings, however people were usually more laid back for house shows, and more casual. Most of the wrestlers understand that WWE wants them all to look their best for the public, and don’t have any problems with the new house show dress code.
Former ECW star Chilly Willy (William Jones) is expected to be at this week’s WWE TV tapings. He worked backstage last week at the RAW raping in Albany, NY. He me with WWE officials, and was invited to attend this week’s RAW & Smackdown, so there seems to be some interest in bringing him in. Jones is currently stationed in New York for the remainder of his military service, and he received a purple heart from the military, after he was shot in Baghdad, Iraq.
Credit: WrestlingExposed.com