Returned to Twitter

Hiatus from Twitter sometimes will make me miss it so much. I still like it no matter how much it will be. When I started to use smartphone, I seldom to use my Twitter unless to check on some status regarding WWE or traffic information. 

Now, it's more than that. I can see people retweeted funny posts, joke posts and almost like Twitter - able to upload pictures and link a video. 

I changed my Twitter background with World Gator Wrestling Federation's CRACKDOWN! but it did not last long until the name was officially named as War Generation Wrestling. 

Eric saw my Twitter background and asked for another one as well. I was lack of idea until I saw those in WWE putting the championship belt or their picture on it. 

Since we are not really a wrestler, we just put in World Gator Wrestling Federation International Championship belt for Eric. Somehow, he still grumbling due to the use of WGWF initials for the belts.

For information, WGWF was created and was name WGW (without F) as "get the 'F' out" campaign too. We wrestled but we wrestled safely. No harm was done. Twitter is a place where I can show WGW to the world. 

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WWE Money in the Bank: CM Punk leaves WWE with WWE Championship

CHICAGO — CM Punk did it. He opened a black hole in the WWE Universe, seizing the WWE Championship in his hometown within his final hours as a contracted employee of Vince McMahon, sufficiently embarrassing The WWE Chairman and conquering a presumably fired John Cena, “The Champ.”

As time precariously ticked away toward the expiration of Punk’s contract, a fretful Mr. McMahon’s overzealous acts during the high stakes bout enabled The Second City Savior to supplant Cena as the new WWE Champion. Then, averting the last-ditch desperate measures of WWE’s CEO – including an attempted Montreal-esque Chicago Screwjob and a cash-in coup by Money in the Bank contract winner Alberto Del Rio – Punk escaped through the crowd with the WWE Title and its 48-year lineage, as he blew Mr. McMahon and WWE a kiss goodbye. (PHOTOS)

McMahon, who’s waged war with the likes of “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, Bret “Hit Man” Hart and more, witnessed the end of a dynasty he himself established. After, when asked for his comments on Sunday night’s events, The WWE Chairman refused comment.

Never has distaste for The Cenation Commander-in-Chief been so resounding as it was Sunday night, the echo of jeers sharply contrasting the wild reception for Punk in the same arena that welcomed Cena in his 2002 debut match. The underdog in a building swathed with signs reading, “If Punk loses, we riot,” the defending titleholder couldn’t channel the energy he typically garners from the WWE Universe. And every maneuver administered simply couldn’t keep Punk down.

Anxiety mounted as the WWE Title bout raged on in front of 15,000 extremely vocal WWE fans. Then, as Cena cinched in the STF, The Chairman of the Board made his way to the ring with WWE Executive Vice President John Laurinaitis for a potential screwing not seen since Survivor Series 1997. Ever the dignified combatant, Cena released the hold and foiled the ruse by knocking out McMahon’s 2011 “stooge,” Laurinaitis. An opportunist in his own right, CM Punk sprang upon the moment, dropping Cena with a GTS for a pin that caused seemingly all of Chicago to erupt.

Next, the road leaving Chi-Town and departing WWE was nearly impeded by Alberto Del Rio, bearing both his oft touted destiny and, of greater consequence, the Money in the Bank briefcase. Winning a future WWE Title bout just an hour sooner (FULL STORY), the moneyed Mexican jetted to the ring at Mr. McMahon’s call to cash in on the fatigued new champion, disgusting the Second City crowd who feared the imminent downfall of The Straight Edge ex-Superstar. Though Punk would unquestionably go down a veritable martyr, it’d be in defeat and failure in his purpose, nonetheless.

The lip-ringed riot-inciter was well prepared, however. Punk deflected the strike and like a thief in the night, the new WWE Champion fled through his devotees.

For CM Punk, there was alignment of several symbolic moons above the Allstate Arena on Sunday night: The dwindling hours of Punk’s WWE contract in The Second City Saint’s hometown against the antithetic square-jawed Superman of WWE (red tee in place of cape). The tattooed upstart could land the crushing blow to the organization he’d grown to abhor supported by the Chicagoans in the arena where he’d made his very first WWE appearance. Though not wearing gangster-inspired garb like he had while heralding Cena’s entrance at WrestleMania 22 (PHOTOS), Punk planned on exacting a plain-sight heist, the biggest in WWE history.

If victorious, The Straight Edge Superstar vowed to abandon the WWE Universe and sequester the richest prize in sports-entertainment in his exodus. The scarlet sweatbanded Cenation leader became a bull’s-eye for Punk, whose furious, acrimonious tirade weeks ago (WATCH) commanded the immediate attention of the world, including the WWE CEO. The vile-tongued competitor was suspended but reinstated after Cena’s passionate beseeching of Mr. McMahon (WATCH), securing a match fueled by the controversy of Punk’s unfiltered words and the implications of his victory – the besieging of WWE’s most cherished title, defended for half a century.

The conflict polarized the WWE Universe around the world, but not in Chicago, where the attending masses all but carried pitchforks to see the ascendancy of CM Punk and consequent fall of John Cena. Ultimately, apropos of Chicago’s Windy City moniker, the winds of fate blew in the direction of CM Punk on Sunday night.

McMahon tried to negotiate all the way up to the 11th hour but certainly wouldn’t risk the livelihood of his publically traded corporate and entertainment juggernaut by placing it solely in the hands of Cena. His involvement was not as reprisal against the tattooed teetotaler or even to avenge The WWE Chairman’s – to quote Punk – “idiotic daughter” or “doofus son-in-law,” but purely to rescue his company and any future champion from the depths of possible irrelevance. And, though ready to affix all blame on Cena (who would be fired if Punk left the pay-per-view with the prize), in a word, McMahon failed.

No ice cream bars, no souvenir cups, no more “clobberin’ time.” As he promised, CM Punk is gone and so is the WWE Title. Proudly adorned in the colors of his native city and a lustrous golden championship, the straight edge warrior slinks out of the spotlight and moves forth to a future that remains unclear other than re-acquaintance with Cobra Commander and comic books.

But what of John Cena? Having endured one of his darkest hours, The Cenation Commander-in-Chief must regain his footing to march along on a journey that may not include the WWE Championship, a WrestleMania XXVIII showdown with The Rock, or WWE at all, assuming The Chairman keeps his word. Whatever lies ahead, it will all happen on a permanently altered WWE landscape with no CM Punk, no WWE Championship, and perhaps no John Cena – a vision that none might have believed they’d ever, ever see.

Source from: http://wwe.mylaunchpad.com.my/shows/moneyinthebank/2011/cena-punk

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WWE Title a slam dunk!

When the Dallas Mavericks prevailed over the seemingly unstoppable Miami Heat to capture their first ever NBA Championship on Sunday night, the Mavs squad clamored for the opportunity to touch the NBA Title trophy as well as another glittering symbol of excellence … “The Belt,” a WWE Title modified with a Mavericks logo.

Maverick players join a long list of professional athletes who are members of the WWE Universe. As for “The Belt,” as it’s simply become known, Texas resident Rami Rassas altered the replica WWE Championship to showcase his team spirit.

"I found this [Mavs] magnet that's pretty big. I cut it out, put it in the belt, got it engraved, and I figured what better way to support my team's run to a championship then with a championship belt," Rassas told his local NBC affiliate of transforming the WWE Title.

Now known as “The Mavs Belt Guy,” Rassas has become somewhat of a celebrity, with Dallas players such as Brendan Haywood and Tyson Chandler gleefully donning the championship.

“It’s kind of developed its own aura,” Rassas told the NBC affiliate.

This isn’t the first time a WWE championship title has figured prominently in a team’s championship run. Earlier this year, after the Green Bay Packers’ SuperBowl XLV victory, quarterback Aaron Rogers carried a replica of WWE’s World Heavyweight Title with him during an appearance on Late Night with David Letterman.

During a postgame interview, Mavericks’ owner and one-time Raw guest star Mark Cuban even hinted that he might not hand out traditional championship rings to his team members.

“Rings are old school,” explained Cuban, who later added, “It’s time to take it to the next level.”

The Champs … are … here?

Source from: http://wwe.mylaunchpad.com.my/inside/news/mavs-join-wwe-universe

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New logo update: WWE Vengeance

The colour on the logo may be different from the original.

WWE Vengeance was a pay-per-view created by World Wrestling Federation/Entertainment before WWF/E rosters divided to SmackDown and RAW. The first WWE Vengeance took place place on December 9, 2001 at the San Diego Sports Arena in San Diego, California. It also witnessed the first ever WWF/E Undisputed Championship took place with Chris Jericho defeated Steve Austin.

After the first WWE Draft in 2002, WWE Vengeance became Smackdown-exclusive pay-per-view and subsequently was made exclusively for RAW. In 2007, WWE decided to make all pay-per-views for all brands including ECW which was revived in 2006, with the name of WWE Vengeance: Nights of Champions.

All WWE titles were defended on 2007's WWE Vengeance and was also the last time for WWE to use Vengeance as its pay-per-view. WWE Vengeance was permanently named as Nights of Champions. 

WWE revived the pay-per-view and was announced in May to replace WWE Bragging Rights. WWE also had crapped WWE Night of Champions received a huge drop on sales and viewership to compare with 2009's Night of Champions.

WWE Vengeance 2011 will take place on October 23, 2011 at AT&T Center, San Antonio, Texas.

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Why I like TNA Wrestling?

I have been watching TNA Wrestling for quite some time. At the same time, I also watch WWE shows too. In the same, I like WWE superstars to perform as how TNA superstars are doing. 

Due to the changes of demographic, WWE changed from rated PG-14 to rated PG. All past glories of WWE/F totally gone from WWE TV. No more hardcore, no more bloodies and no more extreme.

However, TNA Wrestling took those categories and make it big for themselves. Because of it, many former WWE superstars went to TNA after the end of their contracts (with WWE). 

I prefer hardcore, bloodies and extreme types of wrestling. When wrestling is just plain, it's just boring without any excitements. WWE Universe just cheer for the climax of matches available, especially when it involved a hunk like John Cena.

I don't say that I am saying WWE shows are bad BUT to be out from entertainment and out from the perspective of the original way that has made WWE famous, it just as good as dead. 

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Anonymous WWE RAW General Manager

"May I have your attention please! I just received an email from our anonymous RAW General Manager... And I quote..." — Michael Cole.

It's been almost 1 year since Bret "The Hitman" Hart was  removed from RAW General Manager post and replaced by a chiming laptop (or sometimes via Michael Cole's iPad), the so-called anonymous RAW General Manager, where no one knows who is he or she. 

He or she had uses many quotes from famous legends. He or she had talked using voice changer which making Edge crazy and destroyed the laptop, making Edge the winner of 2010 Slammy Award for "Oh Snap" Meltdown of the Year. WWE Universe has been guessing this and that making it a sensation in Youtube, wrestling news portal and questioning portal.

Everyone knows that professional wrestling is fake and superstars perform based on script provided to them. Storylines to make things happen like real. No doubt, this anonymous RAW General Manager also is a part of entertainment. 

As we know as well that email sometimes will not reach on time depending on their internet services. To avoid this technical glitch, WWE (specifically those in Creative Writings) will make the announcements ready in the laptop (or iPad). That was the reason why the contents were not available for public view and the laptop always (almost) close. 

After they had ready with the announcement, they (Effects Dept.) will get the lighting effects, sound effects and time for appropriate time to chime it. When the time comes, all already set for actions. Then, Michael Cole will stand up with his microphone and he quote the message from the General Manager. This is how it was done to let WWE Universe thinks that they actually have a General Manager for the show. 

To conclude it, I just summarize the story. There is no anonymous RAW General Manager. All those things were made ready for time to come during the show. The show has been scripted few days before prior the show. So-called emails have been typed into the laptop, put it on the stand, make the effects and open up the laptop and read it. All those were pulled by the Mastermind, Mr. Vincent Kennedy McMahon. By the way, WWE can pay less checkrolls if RAW less one general manager.

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What do I watch recently?

The two brands of WWE: RAW and SmackDown.

Since I need to occupy my mind from thinking negative things, I had tried my best to keep myself busy in all cost. To watch something entertaining will help me improve the situation I am facing now. 

IMPACT after rebranding.

Besides watching Japanese animation which normally needed to wait for a new episodes or seasons, I like to watch professional wrestling or so-called sports entertainment. I have been watching WWE weeklies without any doubt, I still prefer WWE even it's rated-PG. 

However, some of WWE storyline were too bored. So, I also watch TNA Impact Wrestling (formerly known as iMPACT). TNA still retaining its way when WWE still in Attitude Era. The only thing with it was the storyline confusing (not to be messed up with bored storyline of WWE). 

That's what I do when I need to occupy my time rather to be on Facebook, Twitter or etc. I also cycling during the evening as well. Hope all of you can try to avoid using Facebook to waste your time on it.

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Road to WrestleMania XXVII: My thoughts

Last week, Mr. McMahon announced that the WrestleMania host will be revealed next week. After months, Mr. McMahon finally made his eagerly-anticipated return to Raw – and it was worth the wait. The Chairman opened the program to inform the WWE Universe that on Monday, the host of this year’s WrestleMania will be revealed!

On February 21st after Elimination Chamber pay-per-view, there will be something "big" going to happen. WWE Universe had saw a promo bear the date "2.21.11", which almost resembled WCW Starrcade 1997. Rumors spread that Sting (from TNA and previously WCW) had signed a contract with WWE. Some say it was the return of Undertaker. No one knows what will happen on that day (except WWE personnel themselves). 

Most importantly, I going to watch The Heartbreak Kid, Shawn Michaels as WWE Hall of Famer. Since WrestleMania is "SuperBowl of Wrestling", I don't think that The Miz going to retain the WWE Championship. Jerry "The King" Lawler might advance to Wrestlemania to live his dream. Of course "The King" going to drop the title to someone else during Wrestlemania. We going to see what will happen after 1 month from now at Wrestlemania. 

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USA Network orders "WWE Tough Enough"

LOS ANGELES – USA Network has given a 10-episode order to “WWE Tough Enough,” a non-scripted series in collaboration with World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. and Shed Media US. “WWE Tough Enough,” slated to debut April 4, 2011, will feature a group of 12 individuals looking for a once-in-a-lifetime shot to become the next WWE Superstar or Diva. The grand prize winner will be awarded a contract with WWE, joining its roster of talent.

“WWE Tough Enough” will premiere at 11/10 p.m. CT the day after WrestleMania XXVII and immediately following USA’s ratings juggernaut Monday Night Raw. It will then move to its regularly scheduled slot, Mondays at 8/7 p.m. CT, starting on April 11th.

"We're thrilled to tag team with the WWE in bringing Tough Enough back to television," said Chris McCumber, executive vice president of marketing, digital and brand strategy for USA Network, and Jeff Wachtel, president of original programming USA Network and co-head of original content for Universal Cable Productions. "By focusing on both the physical and the performance challenges of becoming a Superstar, the show will shine a new light on what it takes to truly make your mark in the WWE universe."

“For years, the return of Tough Enough has been one of the most talked about and speculated topics amongst reality show fans and television industry insiders,” said Kevin Dunn, executive vice president of television production for WWE. “With the combined promotional muscle of USA Network and WWE, the right time slot and the reality show experience of Shed Media, WWE is looking forward to the successful return of one of television’s first reality show hits.”

The diverse group of men and women will live and train together in a house in Los Angeles. To see who has what it takes to be the next WWE Superstar or Diva, the contestants will battle it out each week in a series of unique challenges designed to test for such characteristics as showmanship, creativity, athleticism and desire, just to name a few.

Each episode will feature a current WWE Superstar, who will introduce the contenders to a quality that they must possess to make it to the top of the sports-entertainment world. Along the way, viewers will witness the trials and tribulations of what it takes to be one of the best in the world’s greatest sports-entertainment organization. Each episode will conclude with the elimination of one of the hopefuls who is left outside of the ring, while those that remain will move one step closer to their dream. In the final episode, the remaining contestants will battle it out for the grand prize.

Shed Media US, noted for its strong characters and memorable casting in the non-scripted arena, will produce WWE Tough Enough. The company’s previous reality credits include “The Real Housewives of New York City,”  “Who Do You Think You Are,” “World's Strictest Parents.” Producing for Shed Media US are Alex Demyanenko and Eric Van Wagenen.

Source from: http://wwe.mylaunchpad.com.my/inside/news/toughenoughreturns

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Do you know? I voted for John Cena

I voted John Cena for WWE Superstar of the Year. I voted a day prior of RAW (US time) on WWE.com even if I can choose other superstars such as Randy Orton. Over millions of people across the world had voted. As a part of WWE Universe, I also do my job too.

My favourite WWE Superstar, Shawn Michaels won Moments of The Year. Once again, his theme song can be heard in the arena. Too bad that Shawn unable to take the award on the spot due to his retirement policy.

Yet, the whole WWE Universe wanted John Cena so badly until I, myself chose Cena for the award. Actually to be frank, I also hate The Miz to be WWE Champion, Sheamus as the King of the Ring, Nexus fired Cena and Michael Cole with "and I quote" phrase. 

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New logo update: WWE Money In The Bank

Another WWE logo update and this time is a past WWE pay-per-view logo, Money in the Bank.

The word, "Money" and "Bank" uses Allstar4. However, the word "In The" uses Enigma. Although I had limited resources to make it to 3D or the exact logo, I had tried my best to make it.

Only the "K" on the "Bank" where edited wrongly. 

Hope WWE Universe will enjoy it. This logo is downloadable at Brands of the World. 

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Mock logo of Cena/Nexus

Since Cena will be either free from Nexus or fire from WWE, I made up this logo for him. Much of the colors of CEXA uses the color of Cenation (font: Aachen) were purple and yellow, so the logo of Nexus also retaining the originality and adjust the border of the Nexus logo with CEXA logo.

P/S: This logo can be seen every time when you watch WWE RAW, and sometimes with a "NO" sign on the Nexus logo. This is only a mock logo, and was not a part of WWE.

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WWE Old School should be held once a year

After the night of prestigious of WWE RAW Old School with many of WWF/E former talents, legends and hall of famers returned for one night only - even titantron, ring, and everything surrounding the arena were old school. Not to mention, Michael Cole wasn't an old school (during the show).

As WWE fan, I hope that WWE Old School can be held once a year, to honor all past wrestlers for bringing WWE into fame and giving entertainment to the fans. In that way, we also can feel all the feel of old school which no one can experienced before. Of course, not to mention is without having pay even a single cent to watch WWE Classic on Demand.

Once a year, around Thanksgiving will give all the fans the trill to see it. Hopefully with great storylines as well. In commentator part, we also hope that Jim Ross and Jerry "The King" Lawler will fill in to call all the matches too. Without any doubt, both JR and King are the voices of World Wrestling Entertainment.

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Good Ol' JR returned to RAW for WWE Old School

For those who had watched Monday Night RAW last night (in Malaysia), you can see WWE Hall of Famer, Jim Ross returned to RAW after he was drafted to Smackdown about 2 years ago and left commentator desk for 1 year and 1 month.

As he was introduced by another WWE Hall of Famer Howard Finkel, Michael Cole started to questioned Jerry "The King" Lawler, "Why is he doing here? This is my show." Jerry "The King" Lawler was happy to see his old friend returning to the commentator desk and both King with JR gave their best to call on the match between Daniel Bryan and Jack Swagger.

Unlike Michael Cole, (even though he is on-screen turned heel) he keep his biases toward certain superstars or NXT rookies. Jim Ross justified both superstars without putting bias attacks when he was calling a match. Michael Cole was ignored by JR during the whole match and he even went to nap, to hope the match will end when he awakes.

When the match was over, Michael "shooing" JR away but JR refused to move. Off a sudden, Ted Dibiase Jr. attacked Daniel Bryan. Justin Roberts formally gave thanks to JR and JR stood up, removed his cowboy hat and swatted Cole with it before leaving.

In JR's Twitter post did stated that he was happy to return as commentator along with King. He also hope to get another shoot next time.

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Finlay and Goldust appeared on Smackdown Nov 12, 2010

If you watched Smackdown on November 12, 2010, you will noticed that during Lumberjack Match between Nexus' David Otunga and Edge, two notable person can be found in the lumberjack.

First of all was Dave Finlay. Finlay has been to semi-retired, became trainer and one of the producers for Smackdown. For past 7 months, he only appeared on dark matches an wrestled in house. Never thought that he appeared on televised event.

Another wrestler was Goldust. He was part of RAW after drafted in March/April 2010. Even he is a pro to NXT Diva Rookie - Aksana, it was surprising to see him on Smackdown's main event.

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New logo update: WWE Velocity

This is my first time to make WWE Velocity logo using Fireworks. The green stripes and the 'V' logo were totally a disaster for me to make, even though this current version wasn't as same as WWE version.

However I already tried my best. Even the word "Velocity" too. Due to lack of preview of the logo in the internet, I can't assure what was the correct way to make the word out from a small, little picture.

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WWE goes Old School on WWE RAW

I never noticed that WWE is having a 3-hour special for old school (or Legends) to perform on WWE RAW with the current superstars of WWE. Yes, the classic Monday Night Raw returns for one night only.

In the promo, we can see Shawn Michaels and Marty Jennetty (The Rockers) in it. According to internet sources, Shawn Michaels will not appear on RAW because he did not consider himself as an old school (even he was one of the performers during the starting of Classic Monday Night RAW - Federation Era).

In conjunction of WWE goes Old School, I made this logo which much based on Federation Era's WWF/E Superstar. I get fire-up when I made this logo, plus the Federation Era - WWE logo. Stay tune on Astro SuperSport, November 16 of WWE RAW.

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WWE RAW Special: WWE goes OLD SCHOOL

WWE MONDAY NIGHT RAW GOES “OLD SCHOOL” WHEN WWE LEGENDS AND WWE SUPERSTARS COLLIDEFOR HISTORIC Event

WHAT: Viewers will go back in time for one night at a special start time. On Monday, November 15, WWE and USA Network will present a special edition of its hit series WWE Monday Night Raw with “WWE Raw Goes Old School.” The extraordinary live, three-hour special will celebrate the legendary Superstars that made both television and pop culture history. The show will originate from the GIANT Center in Hershey, PA and feature WWE Legends “Rowdy” Rodney Piper, Sgt. Slaughter, “The American Dream” Dusty Rhodes, Jimmy “Superfly” Snuka, The Iron Sheik, “The Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase, “Hacksaw” Jim Duggan, and “Mean” Gene Okerlund. The three hour blast from the past will have a special start time 8 p.m. ET/ 7c.

WWE Monday Night RAW has been a staple on cable television since its debut on USA Network in 1993 and has been the #1 weekly basic cable entertainment series since it went live in 1999. With its ever changing blend of humor, action and drama, Monday Night RAW continues to appeal to a variety of demographics generation after generation.
WHEN: Monday, November 15, 2010
8:00 PM – 11:00 PM ET/PT

WHERE: USA Network

Monday Night RAW Television Highlights:

• RAW made its cable television premiere on January 11, 1993.
• The first episode was taped at the Manhattan Center and aired on USA Network.
• 33% of RAW’s viewers are female
• Monday Night RAW is a global phenomenon that has aired original episodes from all over the world including Japan, Canada, United Kingdom, Italy and Iraq.
• A pop culture phenomenon, RAW has been a destination for actors, athletes and musicians not only to promote projects but to enjoy ringside excitement as fans. Donald Trump, Jeremy Piven, Shaquille O’Neal, Toby Keith and Ryan Phillippe have all appeared on RAW.

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WWE Smackdown got better than RAW

I've been watching Smackdown since it changed to Syfy on October. I have to admit that the B-show has improved a lot, plus with Theodore Long as the General Manager of Smackdown.

Smackdown has been improving and making it better than WWE RAW. Many new talents has emerged as potential star of WWE even though RAW also have new talents. But the impact weren't as same as Smackdown.

Furthermore, in recent WWE pay-per-view: Bragging Rights, Smackdown has proven to all of us that it wasn't merely a replacement of RAW or whatsoever but proving that they are the dominant of WWE.

RAW has General Manager, but it is silly to have a laptop as the GM - like Edge said. RAW GM should reveal himself instead of hiding. And it doesn't matter if that person is a good guy or a bad guy, make RAW once again the #1 WWE brand is his/her priority.

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Stand Up For WWE

Yes! Finally had done with this "Stand Up For WWE" logo. After a long search in the internet to get the correct font, rather to use Impact, I've found one with the nearest to it - Compress.

I had no intention to put this logo in BotW because this is one of the rare logo with the correct font that I can find. Until I can get the correct font, I will not put this into BotW.

However, I like the current one more than the previous because this one almost similar to the original.

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