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[Swisha]

Looks like cm punk really fire d wuk

[lostallos101]

yeah boi but poor creative team wasn't using him how someone like him should

[gtr_fever]

wonder what plans they have for undertaker's return and wrestlemania

[randyn24]

Big Daddy V dead yes...

Former WWE Superstar Nelson Frazier (aka Mabel, Viscera and Big Daddy V) passed away at age 43 on Tuesday. Frazier reportedly died of what has been described as a "massive heart attack."

The following are some comments from wrestling peers of Frazier's, who commented on his untimely passing:

I am shocked & so sad. Mabel, Viscera, Big Daddy V (Nelson Frazier) passed away. He was a good friend. He just celebrated his 43Bday

-rajah.com

[SRASC]

Just the other day I was wondering if/when he'd come back to the WWE.

If I remember correctly he was last released cause they wanted him to lose weight but he didn't.

Regardless, RIP

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According to a new article by TMZ, former WWE Superstar Nelson Frazier, Jr. was getting into much better shape at the time of his sudden and unexpected death. Cassandra Frazier, Nelson's wife, claims the former King of the Ring had lost almost 100 pounds after seeing his doctor and being told high blood pressure was effecting his diabetes. According to the article, Frazier cut most salt and sugar out of his diet, returning his blood pressure to a normal level, but the drastic health change was too much, too late.

During the height of his career in WWE, where he wrestled as Big Daddy V, King Mabel and Viscera, Nelson Frazier was billed at 487 pounds. He died of a massive heart attack on February 18th, four days after his 43rd birthday.

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elimination chamber tonight fellas..

[SRASC]

Anyone think they would take at least the free week of the WWE Network?

[Spitfir3]

^isn't it only available in the us?

[glennj]

ELIMINATION CHAMBER LINK
http://live.drakulastream.eu/static/pop ... 51440.html

[SRASC]

^isn't it only available in the us?

That's what I was thinking but not entirely sure. Always the hope that it would have worldwide availability at launch but it looks like that may be an eventuality

[SRASC]

Have to admit, didn't call the Wyatts in that one

[TeamH2O]

Wanted Wyatt's to win an they kicked some ass....love the crowd chanting "holy sheit! Holy sheit!" Lmao


Also hulk hogan returning might be a sign that sting may finally enter wwe

[Spitfir3]

sheild/wyatts match was amazing all 6 men put on one hell of a showing
oh and r.i.p spanish announce table

[brickman]

The "daniel gets screwed in the end" storyline getting really forking stale now jed.....

[SRASC]

All the more big when the screw is turned enough

[risley93]

Randy Orton (c) def. Daniel Bryan, John Cena, Cesaro, Christian and Sheamus (WWE World Heavyweight Championship Elimination Chamber Match)

Batista def. Alberto Del Rio

AJ Lee (c) def. Cameron (Divas Championship Match)

The Wyatt Family def. The Shield (Six-Man Tag Team Match)

Titus O'Neil def. Darren Young

The New Age Outlaws (c) def. The Usos (WWE Tag Team Championship Match)

Big E (c) def. Jack Swagger (Intercontinental Championship Match)

Cody Rhodes & Goldust def. Curtis Axel & Ryback (Kickoff Match)

[TeamH2O]

The only match worth seeing last night was shield vs wyatts....


I wonder if Hogan will have a part with the Authority Issue for wrestlemania...the ending of elimination chamber was a waste of time and was expected since the match started.

[-Roach-]

Have to admit.... Seth Rollins really impressed me in that match...

My FAVORITE move of all... Roman Reigns superman punch... WIN!!!!!!!!!!

[TeamH2O]

Seth Rollins is the one who keeps the shield in the match as long as possible, without him, they have issues, especially against the wyatt...they were smarter, take out one, and make it easy

[Kinday]

Wyatts vs Shield...Haven't enjoyed a wrestling match as much in many years.

[TeamH2O]

hogan looking boss still

[Dizzy28]

Retro Wrestlers: Where Are They Now?
By JAIME LUTZ | Good Morning America – 11 hours ago

Hulk Hogan may be 60 years old, but that isn't stopping him from returning to the WWE tonight following a 6-year absence from the ring. Hogan is going to host several programs on the organization's new WWE Network, though he isn't likely to actually fight. Still, he isn't the only former wrestling star we'd like to see back in the sport. Here are some more.

Hossein "The Iron Sheik" Vaziri
The 73-year-old had quite a life -- from a soldier in the Iranian Army to one of the most famous (and controversial) villains in wrestling history. In 2003, his oldest daughter Marissa Jeanne Vaziri was strangled to death by her boyfriend, who later confessed to the crime. Last year, The Iron Sheik challenged Toronto Mayor Rob Ford to an arm-wrestling match.

Bret "The Hitman" Hart
Hart, who some called the greatest pro wrestler ever, retired in 2010 after more than 30 years in the business. Hart has since declined to return to the ring, deciding instead to give his character some closure. In 2008, Hart published his autobiography, "Hitman: My Real Life in the Cartoon World of Wrestling." The book troubled his ex-wife Julie Hart to the point where she wrote the book "Hart Strings" as a response.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper
The 59-year-old wrestler, once known for his cheeky wit within the ring, has occasionally ventured back to WWE. The cancer survivor hosted the "Rod Pod" podcast in 2012, appeared in "Celebrity Wife Swap" in 2013, and now announces matches in his show "Portland Wrestling Uncut."

Ric Flair
Flair liked to break rules as a pro wrestler, but that hasn't stopped him from being the first person to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame twice. In the past decade, Flair married twice, divorced three times, and lost his son Reid, who died from a drug overdose.

Jesse "The Body" Ventura
Ventura, 62, has had a strange post-wrestling career. Notably, he served as governor of Minnesota from 1999 to 2003 and continues to advocate for civil liberties. The proud atheist is now hosting the talk show "Off the Grid" for the online network Ora.tv. Ventura has said he may run for president in 2016.

The Ultimate Warrior
Born James Brian Hellwig, The Ultimate Warrior legally changed his name to "Warrior" in 1993. Nowadays, the 54-year-old has a tense relationship with WWE after he sued for libel when a DVD retrospective of his career painted Warrior in an unflattering light. He currently writes a blog for his website "Warrior's Machete."

Jake "The Snake" Roberts
Roberts was famous for bringing snakes into the ring with him. In 2004, the 58-year-old wrestler was charged with animal cruelty for letting a snake of his starve to death. Now, Roberts is back in the headlines with the news that he has muscular cancer near his knee. His is getting surgery done to remove it on Tuesday.

[SRASC]

Hope I not blighting it but SmackDown actually is airing on Syfy now.

Thank God. CNC3 and their nonsense again

[QuietGiant]

WWE MAIN EVENT wud only b showing on the wwe network from now on, no more on cnc3

[Back2Studio]

hogan looking boss still

Guess he never stopped taking his vitamins and saying his prayers.

[TeamH2O]

hahahahhahh for real

mark henry for the 3rd time, destroyed by lesnar after confronting him lol

[jatin]

I really thought Punk would have returned in Chicago. If he didn't return in his hometown, I doubt he'll return.

He's the most badd ass wrestler in WWE programming today. Best in the World, best on the mic.

Return my boi

[SRASC]

So apparently TV6 now has the rights to WWE. They are advertising RAW starting Monday 17th.

[darrenwilson]

That'd be good.

[SRASC]

Well hopefully they do a better job than CNC3