While WWE has suspended eleven wrestlers for using steroids and other performance enhancing drugs, wwe.com has unveiled a spoof of FF called McMahonly Feud, which uses a ripoff of the Classic FF board.

When you click on an answer, you see a video clip of the McMahons, well, feuding. Number 1's a Smackdown clip where Vince makes out with Trish Stratus while Linda (in a wheelchair) looks on helplessly. This was during the time the major antagonist for Vince wasn't all the suspensions that were issued this week, but when the Parents Television Council attacked Smackdown every week (eventually, the PTC apologized to WWE for their lies about Smackdown's content).

All the McMahons appear on Raw Monday night.

Brian

Pushing it, Brian. Pushing it.

Not only that, he's basing his statement about the suspensions on nothing verifiable, since the WWE's release has only mentioned that ten people were suspended, and as of now they don't name names, so that's all that anyone will officially know unless those ten people come forward. All other evidence is (while damning) still circumstantial.

Reporting unverifiable information as fact: it's the Henke way!

I'm not saying that you OR the press release is wrong, but I've heard (IIRC on CNN or ESPN) that it was 11 persons, 10 had their first strike and the 11th was a second strike. Someone also had a list of the ten. I'll try and find it...knowing me, no luck.

The eleventh that many people talk about is Mike "Simon Dean" Bucci, who was been a trainer in developmental territories. He was let go to "set an example".

Right, and I'm telling you that all of that is based on circumstantial evidence, because the WWE does not release the names of suspended performers. Those lists are based on a list of WWE performers leaked by the NY DA's office who were at one time customers of Signature Pharmacy. So while it's very possible to suppose, there is nothing official. The ONLY official information as of this writing is: ten performers have been suspended for violations of the WWE's Wellness Policy. That's it. That's all. Henke went further.

Do I think the Teflon King will get away with it? Probably.

Maybe... but Dave Meltzer was running with it as well. I tend to give that more credibility than mainstream sources, or even WWE itself since they will dissemble in situations like this.

Also, they're doing weekend tapings for TV due to the overseas tour, and by the time Henke made his original post, all of the people on the Smackdown and ECW rosters who were going to be affected were losing matches that stripped titles and took them off the road (see Morrison, John). Considering that this trend continued during tonight's Raw tapings, the list is genuine. Granted Henke may not have known all of this, but it still, unfortunately, springs him.

(Not a Rule 12 violation, since the rule only covers game shows)

But Henke wasn't posting for the suspensions. He was posting for a coincidental appearance of the old FF board on wwe.com.

The number of people in the thread who were actually concentrating on that aspect of his post totals exactly one. Game show parodies have always been an acceptable topic, no matter how lame.

Just because he happened to get lucky does not mean he had any friggin' idea what he was talking about.

Like I said...teflon.

Oh, sorry. When you said Teflon King, I thought you meant McMahon.

Well, certainly it seems to apply to him, too, yes. :) But...no.