Showing posts with label Paul Heyman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paul Heyman. Show all posts

Wednesday, 8 August 2012

Details on The WWE Futures of Heyman, HBK and Lesnar


According to F4WOnline.com, Shawn Michaels is expected to appear on WWE TV heading into SummerSlam, where he will be in Triple H's corner for his match against Brock Lesnar.

As far as Lesnar is concerned, it is believed that his current deal with WWE is set to expire after WrestleMania 29, and at this point many people in the company expect WWE to offer Lesnar a contract extension.

While this would be an expensive move for WWE, the company feels it can utilize Lesnar to sell more high profile matches beyond WrestleMania, and Lesnar could continue to help put over other WWE talents.

As for Paul Heyman, his current deal with WWE is rumored to expire at SummerSlam, however it is expected that he will continue to work with WWE alongside Brock Lesnar.

Tuesday, 24 July 2012

Another McMahon Returns; Big Match Set for SummerSlam


Tonight on the 1,000th episode of Monday Night Raw, Stephanie McMahon made her return to the WWE to confront Paul Heyman, who was attacking Triple H on a personal level, trying to bring his children into the discussion. After being slapped, Heyman became emotional and accepted the Game's challenge for SummerSlam, making Triple H vs. Brock Lesnar official!

Shortly after the "Billion Dollar Princess" took Heyman to the ground, Brock Lesnar made his return and brawled with Triple H, with the game eventually getting the better of him.

Saturday, 21 July 2012

Heyman Blasts ECW Situation


As we reported earlier in the week, WWE has allowed its trademark of the letters "ECW" to lapse, and as a result a company based out of New York has filed to trademark the name. When asked on Twitter about the situation, Paul Heyman responded with the following:

Dumbshits who think they can recapture the magic. Some people never learn! Letters don't mean anything. WWE's #ECW wasn't ECW. Any1 can buy letters. Big deal. ECW was based on ORIGINAL IDEAS! It's called "having an imagination." Obviously, trying to be a duplicate ripoff of the past is not "new" or "original" nor "game changing." #ECW was a product of its time. When I wrote @WWE #Smackdown in 2002/03, I didn't try to duplicate ECW. You move on with the times, people. #ECW One Night Stand was supposed to be a ONE NIGHT STAND. Not a way to re-marry your ex. If someone wants to take a try at re-doing #ECW, knock yourself out. Go for it. Maybe ur investment is smarter doing something NEW!!!