Post by jeffhardyfan5 on Sept 1, 2007 17:44:27 GMT -5
Sorry if this is old:
WWE lawyer Jerry McDevitt confirmed to Newsday late Friday that one more WWE Superstar has been suspended for violating the WWE Wellness Policy, bringing the total to eleven. As it stands now, ten of the suspensions are for 30 days and one suspension is for 60 days, because it is the wrestler's second offense. (Orton perhaps?)
This comes after WWE released talent executive Mike "Simon Dean" Bucci. Bucci's name was on The New York Daily News list of names linked to Signature Pharmacy and word is he was called in for a meeting with WWE on Friday where they let him go.
WWE spokeswoman Jennifer McIntosh spoke to ABC News on Friday. "We've alerted our talent, basically, you've got fair warning," she said. "We believe that publicly announcing the names of performers moving forward is going to act as a deterrent."
According to Jerry McDevitt, at this time no more suspensions are expected.
WWE lawyer Jerry McDevitt confirmed to Newsday late Friday that one more WWE Superstar has been suspended for violating the WWE Wellness Policy, bringing the total to eleven. As it stands now, ten of the suspensions are for 30 days and one suspension is for 60 days, because it is the wrestler's second offense. (Orton perhaps?)
This comes after WWE released talent executive Mike "Simon Dean" Bucci. Bucci's name was on The New York Daily News list of names linked to Signature Pharmacy and word is he was called in for a meeting with WWE on Friday where they let him go.
WWE spokeswoman Jennifer McIntosh spoke to ABC News on Friday. "We've alerted our talent, basically, you've got fair warning," she said. "We believe that publicly announcing the names of performers moving forward is going to act as a deterrent."
According to Jerry McDevitt, at this time no more suspensions are expected.
