A antiga CEO do World Wrestling Entertainment, Linda McMahon, que como sabem candidatou-se, e anda em campanha para o Senado de Connecticut, tem vindo a saborear aquilo que todos provam quando entram para o mundo da política, ou seja, ataques trás de ataques. Até aqui tudo bem. Mas o problema, segundo os responsáveis máximos da WWE, com o Chairman Vincent Kennedy McMahon à cabeça, a empresa está a ser vítima de ataques tanto de certos políticos, como da própria comunicação social, de forma injusta, tentando fazer transparecer uma imagem contrária daquilo que é realmente a empresa.
Com tudo isto, a WWE sentiu-se também ela obrigada a lançar a sua campanha, mas essa direccionada ao Universo WWE, um "Stand Up For WWE", onde pedem aos fãs para (literalmente) defenderem a empresa, contradizer os críticos, e mostrar todo o seu poder. Palavras do Chairman!
Fonte: EWrestling News
voltem mas é a fazer wrestling para adultos.
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oxalá que a mulher dele perca!
Este Kofi não diz uma de jeito... mas que tem o facto do produto ser PG?! Se não fosse ela não tinha ataques?! Se fosse um produto tipo ECW ou Attitude ai é que eram os ataques
ResponderEliminarEu quero que a política se lixe... Se a WWE tem dinheiro, faça uma serie de desenhos animados pros putos e meta os wrestlers a fazer aquilo que eles gostam de fazer.... A malta agradece... E é claro que queria uma Attitude Era de volta. Mas isso é utopia...
ResponderEliminareste BDM só diz coisas de jeito!
ResponderEliminaro facto de termos um wrestling tão infantil não tem nada a haver com o facto da Linda se candidatar!
olha mais uma noticia que o "senhor" elvis esqueceu-se de postar:
As the behind-the-scenes story of MVP and his current WWE situation continues to unfold, WrestleZone has learned some new information from several well placed WWE sources.
MVP's push in WWE has been at a stalemate for quite some time now, which has left fans puzzled as to why the superstar has not been given a better spot in the company.
From what we've been told, MVP's WWE situation is best described as a "double-edged sword." MVP is a convicted felon who spent 9 years in prison prior to signing with WWE. On the one hand, WWE likes to use MVP's story to its advantage as the company likes the idea of having a "feel-good" story to run with in order to promote a more philanthropic image. MVP has turned his life around, devotes a lot of his time to charity and has maintained a high profile job with WWE. This is an attractive story the company can use if necessary.
On the other hand, however, MVP's past ultimately limits him. With the political environment as it is in WWE at the moment, the fear is that if the company pushes MVP too high it could prove to be detrimental should anyone decide to criticize WWE for hiring a convicted felon.
Additionally, WZ has been told that Vince McMahon doesn't like MVP as a heel, and given MVP's past the only way a true heel turn could work for him would be if creative went all the way with the turn and made light of his time spent in prison. Given WWE's current PG setting, that idea is highly unlikely. While it's true that MVP's jail time has been mentioned on WWE TV in the past, it was well before WWE made the full move to a PG rated product.
From what WZ has been told, there is no one singular incident which has accounted for MVP's lack of push, nor is there any heat on him for any specific reason. "This is not a Matt Hardy situation," said a WWE creative team member, "MVP is not being punished nor does he have any heat on him, it's more a matter of creative being limited in what it can pitch for MVP given his past and WWE's current political landscape."
WZ has been told that MVP is set to meet with Vince McMahon within the coming days to address both his current situation and his future, so we will continue to update this story as more information becomes available.
Ty...é a noticia que mais abalado tem a CWO internacional..mas aqui...quase que se empurrou para debaixo do tapete.
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