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| HHH Pushes Bourne/Swagger, WWE Lightens Up with Marijuana, Darsow, More |
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| Thursday, 02 July 2009 08:50 | |||
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Source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter - Joe Hennig named his son Brock, after UFC Heavyweight Champion Brock Lesnar. On a related note, Brock and former WWE Diva Sable named their new baby boy Turk. - As noted earlier, WWE released Dakota Darsow from his developmental deal recently. This may or may not be related but Dakota had suffered a number of concussions. - While Triple H was with Michelle McCool in Japan recently doing promotional work for WWE, he pushed Evan Bourne and Jack Swagger as the company's best new talents. He may have had something to do with them coming to the RAW brand in the trade this week. - WWE officials have reportedly lightened up on marijuana test violations in recent months. Just as there always has been a $1,000 fine for positive tests, punishments no longer appear to be political. Several months ago, company officials cracked down on several repeat offenders by scaling back their respective pushes. The issue was serious enough that even some top wrestlers stopped smoking marijuana out of fear of how management would react. However, some of the wrestlers who stopped using pot at the time have resumed, and there doesn't appear to be any sign of their pushes being affected. It should be noted that positive marijuana tests are not considered to be violations of the company's Wellness Policy.
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