pro wrestling is a joke.

it's hard to believe that people actually spend their time and money on such tasteless filth.

Russ K., 2007-09-27 23:52:36

It shocked me when the news broke about the murder of Benoits' wife and son. It sickened me when the WWE did a tribute to this so called "hero". I was a casual watcher of the WWE but since they chose to honor a killer I will never watch their garbage again! It definately sent the wrong message to the younger viewers.
rik, 2007-09-12 05:17:26

what benoit did is wrong we do not know what really took place very sad steroids have been in use for years in all sports and sports entertainment and will never end could you see a 110 pound wrestler with no muscel as the champion get real if not for benoit you would not give it a second thought
p c hicks, 2007-09-07 19:41:38

What kills me is how many people "used" to be fans in the old days. Wake up kids, those were the days of the drugs and alcohol use. Hogan, Savage, even Bret Hart admitted to it. SO while your role models looked good on TV, know that they weren't any better than the WWE stars of today.
crazy d, 2007-09-06 08:57:50

First of all lets get 1 thing straight, WWE isnt a sport, its entertainment.

Secondly yes I think McMahon has something to do with the wrestlers using steroids. I would bet McMahon even uses, he is pretty big for someone his age.

All McMahon thinks about is how much money he can make by having the wrestlers work pretty much all year round. He doesnt think about there health by them using steroids or from burning out by wrestling most of the year. It doesnt matter what you do for a living, everyone needs time away to relax and spend time with family and friends.

If the WWE survives this mess I Hope McMahon has little to do with running it for the wrestlers health and well being.
Jimmy, 2007-09-04 09:42:38

i think you guys need to grow up and think before you type an more the wwe is not going any it will be fine and if you do not like it stop watch it ok
walter, 2007-09-04 02:56:37

I agree with much of what's been said. Basically, the idiotic schedule and unrealistic standards put on the athletes by both the management (mainly Vince McMahon) and us fans have contributed largely to steroid (and other illegal drug) use. It needs to be stopped to avoid other incidents like the Eddie Guerrero and (particularly) Chris Benoit episodes.

One thing needs to be clear up, though: has Vince been using the juice. After all, he's not that young, and look at the man!

Glenn V.
Glenn V., 2007-09-03 21:44:43

If wrestling is from the land of make believe.Why should it matter if one of there actors are on steroids.It's not like their breaking real sport records.
O'Neill, 2007-09-03 17:22:36

look at bonds is on steroids and getting away with breaking haaron home run mark look at the other players on roids the wwe is great entertainment
john t, 2007-09-01 09:12:26

Sick of reading comments from moronic non-fans who don't know what they're talking about. You stick to your 'real' sports. Anyway, I hope this latest scandal leads to massive change in the business, including lighter schedules and a massive drop in death rate.
Dan Childs, 2007-09-01 07:17:32