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Official Pro-Wrestling Thread (WWE, TNA, ROH etc.)
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Buddhmaster
International Captain
Khali, Lashley, Super Crazy and now Hardy and Tatanka have all been taken of the road with liver disease. Steroid abuse or alcohol, you be the judge.
GotSpin
Hall of Fame Member
Common causes of elevated liver enzymes include:
* Medications, such as certain nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, cholesterol-lowering medications, antibiotics and anti-seizure medications
* Drinking too much alcohol
* Obesity
* Diabetes
* Elevated triglycerides
* Infection, such as viral hepatitis and mononucleosis
* Autoimmune disorders of the liver and bile ducts, such as autoimmune hepatitis and primary sclerosing cholangitis and primary biliary cirrhosis
* Metabolic liver disease, such as hemochromatosis and Wilson's disease
* Excessive use of vitamin supplements and certain herbal supplements
* Tumors of the liver or bile ducts
* Medications, such as certain nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, cholesterol-lowering medications, antibiotics and anti-seizure medications
* Drinking too much alcohol
* Obesity
* Diabetes
* Elevated triglycerides
* Infection, such as viral hepatitis and mononucleosis
* Autoimmune disorders of the liver and bile ducts, such as autoimmune hepatitis and primary sclerosing cholangitis and primary biliary cirrhosis
* Metabolic liver disease, such as hemochromatosis and Wilson's disease
* Excessive use of vitamin supplements and certain herbal supplements
* Tumors of the liver or bile ducts
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WOW i was bit surprised to not see lashley there.. he is one hell of a brutal man..
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I took them, coz my mum gave it to me..GoT_SpIn said:
sledger
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not looking good for wwe, so many superstars falling due to drugs or something, or absent through some other reason, a very bad situation for them has just gotten much worse, im not sure what happened on raw or smackdown this week, but with all those names previously mentioned missing, and so many more also absent it really doesnt look good.
I mean raw's main eventers consist of Cena, HHH, HBK, Edge, which is hardly top drawer, the same can be said for smackdown with very few. even more now that all those names are missing, Batista, Kennedy, Booker, Rey and Taker when he actually shows up is slightly better than raw imo, but its nothing like the days of Rock, Stone Cold, Jericho, Benoit etc...
And the way Ecw is being used is a joke, i mean using Ric Flair in a main event for the Ecw title is frankly a disgrace, and a waste of time.
I mean raw's main eventers consist of Cena, HHH, HBK, Edge, which is hardly top drawer, the same can be said for smackdown with very few. even more now that all those names are missing, Batista, Kennedy, Booker, Rey and Taker when he actually shows up is slightly better than raw imo, but its nothing like the days of Rock, Stone Cold, Jericho, Benoit etc...
And the way Ecw is being used is a joke, i mean using Ric Flair in a main event for the Ecw title is frankly a disgrace, and a waste of time.
Piper
International Captain
Jeff Hardy returning to the WWE!!
Wooo Im sooo excited about this. Jeff has to be one of my favourite wrestlers! Cant wait to see him back on the WWE!!
From the WWE Website:
After spending three years combating his personal demons, a refocused and rehabilitated Jeff Hardy is prepared to return to the place where he began his career as a teenager.
WWE.com has learned that WWE officials have rehired former Superstar Jeff Hardy, more than three years after his release from the company. WWE.com has tried to contact Jeff about his rehiring for two days, but in typical fashion of the free-spirited Hardy, he has yet to return any of our calls.
For this unique athlete, it has been a turbulent, arduous road back to WWE. In 2003, just as Hardy began to make his ascent to the top of World Wrestling Entertainment, he came crashing down, reportedly because of a drug dependency.
After showing up late for several WWE events and demonstrating a deterioration in his in-ring performance, Hardy’s last match in WWE was on March 24, 2003. In May of that year, after refusing to go into drug rehabilitation, Hardy was subsequently released from WWE.
In 1993, at the age of 16, Jeff and his brother Matt, 19, started working for WWE, wrestling against contracted WWE Superstars. It wasn't until 1998 that the brothers were given full-time WWE deals. That year, the Hardy Boyz almost instantly became top-tier contenders in the WWE Tag Team division.
Both talented risk-takers with dynamic in-ring chemistry, the Hardyz revolutionized sports-entertainment, employing wild aerial maneuvers that did damage to both their opponents and themselves. Capturing both the WWE and WCW Tag Team Championships, the Hardyz made their strongest impact in their epic Tables, Ladders and Chairs Matches with the Dudley Boyz and Edge and Christian.
Shortly after the WWE brand extension in 2002, Matt and Jeff were split apart and Jeff found success as a singles star on RAW. After the split, Hardy began to display his most unorthodox side, adding uniquely colored body paint to his ever-changing hair color.
Perhaps the highlight of his singles career was his Ladder Match with Undertaker for the WWE Championship in July 2002. In a match that no one believed Hardy could win, Jeff brought his abilities to a higher level unlike anyone had ever seen in him before. That night, Jeff did not walk out as WWE Champion, but he earned the respect of not only The Phenom, but of all who watched the contest. People started to acknowledge Hardy’s true talent – a talent that was curtailed and snuffed out due to his addiction.
Holding a number of championships, Hardy was en route to reaching the summit of his sports-entertainment career until it all came to an abrupt end due to his erratic behavior and drug use.
Overcoming addiction is arguably the greatest victory of Hardy’s life. And as a renewed Jeff Hardy prepares to reintroduce himself to WWE fans, one can only expect Hardy to earn his greatest career victories and even larger triumphs when he makes his long-awaited return home.
Wooo Im sooo excited about this. Jeff has to be one of my favourite wrestlers! Cant wait to see him back on the WWE!!
From the WWE Website:
After spending three years combating his personal demons, a refocused and rehabilitated Jeff Hardy is prepared to return to the place where he began his career as a teenager.
WWE.com has learned that WWE officials have rehired former Superstar Jeff Hardy, more than three years after his release from the company. WWE.com has tried to contact Jeff about his rehiring for two days, but in typical fashion of the free-spirited Hardy, he has yet to return any of our calls.
For this unique athlete, it has been a turbulent, arduous road back to WWE. In 2003, just as Hardy began to make his ascent to the top of World Wrestling Entertainment, he came crashing down, reportedly because of a drug dependency.
After showing up late for several WWE events and demonstrating a deterioration in his in-ring performance, Hardy’s last match in WWE was on March 24, 2003. In May of that year, after refusing to go into drug rehabilitation, Hardy was subsequently released from WWE.
In 1993, at the age of 16, Jeff and his brother Matt, 19, started working for WWE, wrestling against contracted WWE Superstars. It wasn't until 1998 that the brothers were given full-time WWE deals. That year, the Hardy Boyz almost instantly became top-tier contenders in the WWE Tag Team division.
Both talented risk-takers with dynamic in-ring chemistry, the Hardyz revolutionized sports-entertainment, employing wild aerial maneuvers that did damage to both their opponents and themselves. Capturing both the WWE and WCW Tag Team Championships, the Hardyz made their strongest impact in their epic Tables, Ladders and Chairs Matches with the Dudley Boyz and Edge and Christian.
Shortly after the WWE brand extension in 2002, Matt and Jeff were split apart and Jeff found success as a singles star on RAW. After the split, Hardy began to display his most unorthodox side, adding uniquely colored body paint to his ever-changing hair color.
Perhaps the highlight of his singles career was his Ladder Match with Undertaker for the WWE Championship in July 2002. In a match that no one believed Hardy could win, Jeff brought his abilities to a higher level unlike anyone had ever seen in him before. That night, Jeff did not walk out as WWE Champion, but he earned the respect of not only The Phenom, but of all who watched the contest. People started to acknowledge Hardy’s true talent – a talent that was curtailed and snuffed out due to his addiction.
Holding a number of championships, Hardy was en route to reaching the summit of his sports-entertainment career until it all came to an abrupt end due to his erratic behavior and drug use.
Overcoming addiction is arguably the greatest victory of Hardy’s life. And as a renewed Jeff Hardy prepares to reintroduce himself to WWE fans, one can only expect Hardy to earn his greatest career victories and even larger triumphs when he makes his long-awaited return home.
I'd say Mark Henry is a better big man than Khali.
masterblaster
International Captain
It's been a while since I've posted in this thread, and really it's been for good reason. Raw and Smackdown don't really inspire me much anymore. The only positive Raw has is clearly Edge. The guy is fantastically entertaining with Lita and he's doing such a fantastic job as WWE Champion. I just hope Cena doesn't win it back, although it looks like it's not going to go that way as Summerslam is in Boston this year.
How freaking good is CM Punk! The guy has the 'IT' factor written all over. It was just awesome to hear the old ECW faithful give him that standing ovation. As charismatic and as skilled in the ring as anybody I've ever seen, Punk is going to be HUGE. It's good that he's around Paul Heyman, he will make Punk a superstar.
Smackdown = Crap apart from Mr Kennedy and King Booker, two guys who entertain almost all the time. Mr Kennedy for World Champ 2007!
I've been watching TNA Impact a lot lately though, and have been loving it. A show with Samoa Joe, Jeff Jarrett, Scott Steiner and Christian Cage = PURE GOLD. Here's hoping TNA grows and grows within the next year.
How freaking good is CM Punk! The guy has the 'IT' factor written all over. It was just awesome to hear the old ECW faithful give him that standing ovation. As charismatic and as skilled in the ring as anybody I've ever seen, Punk is going to be HUGE. It's good that he's around Paul Heyman, he will make Punk a superstar.
Smackdown = Crap apart from Mr Kennedy and King Booker, two guys who entertain almost all the time. Mr Kennedy for World Champ 2007!
I've been watching TNA Impact a lot lately though, and have been loving it. A show with Samoa Joe, Jeff Jarrett, Scott Steiner and Christian Cage = PURE GOLD. Here's hoping TNA grows and grows within the next year.
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