WWE responds to Sunny's arrests

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After footing the bill for WWE Hall of Famer Sunny (Tammy Sytch) to enter a rehab program, WWE issued the following statement regarding Sytch's three arrests this week. "As part of WWE’s Former Talent Program, we sent Ms. Sytch to rehabilitation three times, with all costs covered by WWE," reads the statement published by WWE. "Unfortunately, Ms. Sytch continues make poor personal choices. WWE will continue to provide assistance should she want to take advantage of it." Sytch has yet to comment.

-PWTorch

SMH
 

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Can't fault WWE. They seem to give every opportunity to former talent possible.
 

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They have to pay for their rehab because if some former talent dies because of drugs and WWE didn't even try to help them it'll look bad. But one way or another it's a good thing.
 

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Leo C said:
They have to pay for their rehab because if some former talent dies because of drugs and WWE didn't even try to help them it'll look bad. But one way or another it's a good thing.

I suppose.
 

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Re: RE: WWE responds to Sunny's arrests

Leo C said:
They have to pay for their rehab because if some former talent dies because of drugs and WWE didn't even try to help them it'll look bad. But one way or another it's a good thing.

True that