Several news agencys have obtained the names of the WWE wrestlers who have been suspended. The suspended wrestlers are Edge, King Booker, Shane Helms, Mike Bucci (fired), Santino Marella, John Morrison, William Regal, Ken Kennedy, Chavo Guerrero, Randy Orton, Charlie Hass, Batista, and Chris Masters.
According to reports, the WWE had suspended ten wrestlers in connection with using signature pharmacy. They have not released the names of the wrestlers and how long the suspensions will be. However, it will become obvious over the next few week who the suspended wrestlers are. The UFC has announced that they have release Renato Sobral from his contract. This is a result from Renato refusing to release his choke on David Heath at last Saturday’s UFC event. I suspect EliteXc will be glad to take Renato.
TMZ.com is reporting that Nick Hogan was severely injured tonight in a car accident. The accident occured around 7:30pm in Clearwater, FL. According to Officials, Nick was driven a very high rate of speed, which lost control and hit a tree. Nick and a passenger was taken to a local hospital with very serious injuries.
Here are the results from tonight’s WWE Summerslam 2007. In the first match, Kane beat Finley in a decent match. Umaga beat Mr Kennedy and Carlito. He regained his Intercontinental title by pinning Mr. Kennedy. Rey Misterio made his WWE return and to no ones suprise beat Chavo Guerrero in about ten minutes. The Divas battle royal is next. Beth Phoenix won it in a short match. Next, John Morrison retain his ECW title by beating CM Punk. A slimed down Triple H beat King Booker in a decent match. Batista beat The Great Khali by DQ. In the main event, John Cena beat Randy Orton to regain his world title. The second half of the match was pretty good. This pay per view was ok, but not worth spending forty bucks.
Hello, here are the ongoing results from UFC 74. Tonight, the main event feature Randy Courture defending his UFC Heavyweight title against Gabriel Gonzaga. It should be a very exciting fight. First up, Clay Guida defeated Marcus Aurelio in a split decision. Thales Laeites beat Ryan Jensen in the first round with an armbar. Next, we see Frank Mir make his return to the octagon. Well, that was quick. In the first round, Frank quickly took down Antoni Hardonk and submitted him with a Kimura. Renato “Babalu” Sobral defeated David Heath with a choke in the second round. Next up, we have the pay per view bouts. Patrick Cote knocked out Kendall Grove in the first round. Joe Stevenson defeated Kurt Pellegrino by unanimous decision. The first two round were very close. However, Joe’s cardio was far superior to Kurt and he wore him out in the third and final round. Roger Huerta beat Alberto Gonzales Crane in the third round with ref stoppage. Alberto was completely exhausted and could barely stand in the third round. The ref should have stop the fight, because he could not defend himself at all. Georges St. Pierre made a successful return to the octagon by beating Josh Koscheck by unanimous decision. Georges took Josh down controlled him all three rounds. Well, you can never count Randy out. He defeated Gonzaga in the third round by ground and pound. Gonzaga suffered a nasty broken nose in the first round. Blood was flowing out. Randy took advantage and control the fight to retain his title.