WWE Attorney Issues Statement On Attempt To Bring Concussion Lawsuit To The Supreme Court
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Longtime WWE attorney Jerry McDevitt has issued a statement on the recent filing by attorney Konstantine Kyros to have one of the WWE concussion lawsuits, which has already been dismissed by lower courts, resurrected and taken to the Supreme Court of the United States.
As noted, the original previously-dismissed lawsuit by more than 50 former WWE wrestlers who claim WWE failed to protect them from repeated head injuries, including concussions that led to long-term brain damage. The plaintiffs in the lawsuit included several WWE Hall of Famers and Legends – the late Road Warrior Animal, Paul Orndorff, Chavo Guerrero Jr., Ahmed Johnson, Dave and Earl Hebner, Sabu, Marty Jannetty, Shane Douglas, the late Jimmy Snuka, the late King Kong Bundy, the late Mr. Fuji, the late Kamala, Barry Darsow, and Heidenreich, among several others. WWE Chairman & CEO Vince McMahon wa
Dozens of WWE wrestlers sue company for brain damage at US Supreme Court
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Steve Austin Says The Rock Knew WrestleMania 19 Was Going To Be His Final Match
On the latest episode of WWE’s
The Bump, “Stone Cold” Steve Austin made his first-ever appearance on the show. While he was on, the panel went down memory lane with “The Rattlesnake” and looked back on key matches that solidified his Hall of Fame career.
The first match they looked back on was his Steel Cage Match against Vince McMahon to determine the No. 1 Contender for the WWF Championship at
St. Valentine’s Day Massacre in 1999. Despite their match lasting less than eight minutes, Austin was thrilled to give McMahon his moment in the sun as an in-ring performer.
Ranking the (W)WWF/E Champions, Part I: Transitions By phlash74 on Jan 14, 2021, 2:48pm EST +
In this series of FanPosts, I will attempt to (un)scientifically rank all of the 52 men who have won the longtime top prize in WWE, the WWE Championship. The rankings are not intended to be of their entire career, whether in WWE or elsewhere – just their time in and around the top title scene in WWE. Runs with the Big Gold Belt or the Fruit Roll-Up are similarly not considered. The wrestlers will be graded on a 0-10 scale in the following four categories:
Number of title reigns: Pretty self-explanatory. Wrestlers who have only had one run at the top – even a lengthy run – rank lower than those the company have had faith in multiple times.
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