Well wwe.com has just confirmed it.
What has WWE confiremd. They confirmed they had suspended superstar on the site a while back but they havent named anyone
Well wwe.com has just confirmed it.
ESPN has an article online about the WWE suspensions, as well as the list of wrestlers that were clients of Signature Pharmacy in Orlando. ESPN is naming Shoichi Funaki, Dave Bautista (Batista), Adam Copeland (Edge), Chris Mordetsky (Masters), John Hennigan (Morrison), and Shane Helms as being clients of Signature Pharmacy. Batista, Funaki and Masters are new names to the list, while the others were included in the list published by the New York Daily News earlier today. You can read the ESPN article by clicking here.
To reiterate what was posted on the site earlier today, the list of clients at Signature is not the same as the list of WWE suspended performers, which is not known at this time.
The following article was released by the Associated Press, in which WWE spokesperson Jennifer McIntosh was contacted and would not identify the performers that violated the policy, or how they violated it.
WWE Suspends 10 Wrestlers For Policy Violations
NEW HAVEN, Conn. World Wrestling Entertainment has suspended 10 performers for violations of a policy that requires drug tests, the company said Thursday.
Stamford-based WWE says it issued suspension notices based on independent information received from investigators from the Albany County New York District Attorney’s Office.
WWE spokeswoman Jennifer McIntosh would not identify the performers or specify how they violated the policy. She referred other questions to the district attorney’s office, where a message seeking comment was left.
Under the wellness policy, which requires tests for steroids and other drugs, a wrestler faces a 30-day suspension for a first violation, a 60-day suspension for a second violation and firing for a third violation.
In June, pro wrestler Chris Benoit killed his wife and young son and hanged himself. Investigators say Benoit had a steroid and other drugs in his system at the time.
Earlier this month, WWE officials met with New York prosecutors investigating illegal steroid sales.
At the time, McIntosh confirmed the meeting but declined to comment on what was discussed.
It says we're officially going to find out the names by Nov. 1. Now, theres I believe 14 names circulating around in this mess combining the two seperate news articles. Which mean 4 of the guys on that list won't be suspended. hell, none of them might be suspended but you would think names released as clients of a steroid distributer would be in trouble, so I don't know.
Randy Orton, Edge, Booker T, Johny Nitro, shane Helms, and Chavo Guerrero are on the list.
The bit you wrote about us finding out nov 1 is wrong because there suspensions will probably be over by then. I read news article about Nov 1 thing and it actually says superstar have been told that from Nov 1 anybody who breaks Wellness policy will not have there names kept back and everybody will learn they have broke the policys rules immediatly
The bit you wrote about us finding out nov 1 is wrong because there suspensions will probably be over by then. I read news article about Nov 1 thing and it actually says superstar have been told that from Nov 1 anybody who breaks Wellness policy will not have there names kept back and everybody will learn they have broke the policys rules immediatly
First of all, I'm not sure if the information from the New York Times Daily is accurate. I will say that it is one hell of a conisidence that the names listed are guys who work for the WWE. Either a few certain somebodys are (or have been) doing "business" behind the WWE's back or someone out there is trying to fuel the fire and make Vince's 'pride and joy' look bad.....ImpactWrestling.com said:Rumored Full List Of Names Suspended From WWE
Reported By RyanClark
8/30/2007
In an article by T.J. Quinn of the New York Daily News, the newspaper received a list of wrestlers who were clients of Signature Pharmacy. The names listed were:
Randy Orton Charlie Haas Adam Copeland aka Edge Robert Huffman aka King Booker Shane Helms aka Gregory Helms Mike Bucci aka Simon Dean Anthony Carelli aka Santino Marella John Hennigan aka John Morrison Darren Matthews aka William Regal Ken Anderson aka Mr. Kennedy Chavo Guerrero
ESPN added three other names Dave Bautista Shoichi Funaki Chris Mordetzky aka Chris Masters