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WWE.com “20 Best WWE Entrance Themes”

May 19, 2012 by Khalek

#5 Shawn Michaels – “Sexy Boy”

Never has a Superstar been so intimately connected with his entrance theme as The Heartbreak Kid, Shawn Michaels. For over two decades, HBK has entered arenas the world over to “Sexy Boy,” a song that says so much about the charm and charisma of arguably the greatest clutch performer in WWE history. As his moniker suggests, even The Showstopper’s theme song brings audiences to a halt.(Listen)

#2 DX – “Break it Down”

“Are you ready?” With a simple question, the authority-defying D-Generation X was ushered into the arena amidst a green and black wave of in-your-face anarchism. DX literally broke all the rules and shattered all expectations of societal niceties, so it was only fitting that their theme — “Break it Down”— reflected their outlaw nature.(Listen)

 

WWE.com “Uncovering The New WWE Encyclopedia”

May 19, 2012 by Khalek

The second edition of the awesomely informative WWE Encyclopedia is set to hit shelves on Sept. 3, but you can pre-order your copy at online retailers today! After all, it’s the only book where you can read about Abe “Knuckleball” Schwartz.Click on the image to view the full photo.

Shawn Michaels Interview: Leaving WWE,Possibly Returning To The Ring,…

May 17, 2012 by Khalek

Leaving WWE: ”I walked away from an extremely well paying job, which is probably not the smartest thing to do, but I did it solely to come home and to help my wife raise our children, to be a part of their lives. WWE would have allowed me to work any kind of way that I wanted. I could have very easily have said, ‘Hey, I’d like to slow down over the next couple of years, do a few things here and there,’ and I think everybody would have been fine with that, but for me, I think that would have probably been harder on me. Personally, I think the job would be harder for me to do, personally, on a semi, here and there, in and out type basis.

“It’s easier, and I think I’m better at it when I’m doing it or I’m not. So for me I felt it was better to walk away completely.” 

Returning to the ring: ”You have to be careful because if you leave it as an open option, you’re going to be getting calls on a regular basis. Every time somebody gets injured or every time somebody comes up with an idea, the phone is going to be ringing, and you’re going to have to deal with ‘should I or shouldn’t I?’ I didn’t want to run into that. I didn’t want to put myself through that, and I didn’t want to put the company through that.

“I’m certainly not going to wrestle, but if you need me for something, if you’re in a bind, you can give me a buzz, and I’ll be more than happy to be there and help out any way I can.” 

Being a part of WrestleMania 28 with Undertaker and Triple H: ”For me, it was about three of us who have been there — for the most part — the longest of anybody and probably the last of the Mohicans, so to speak.It was three guys who had been sharing that locker-room for a long time, doing this in some form or another, whether it was me and Hunter, me and Taker, Taker and Hunter. The three of us have run the gamut of being in and out of the ring with each other and going through ups and downs, personally and professionally, and this is the last time the three of us will be in the ring together. That’s what the End of an Era was to me.”

New Interview With Shawn Michaels

May 17, 2012 by Khalek
 Shawn Michaels EyeBlack
Shawn Michaels EyeBlack

So what’s life like for a WWE Hall of Famer.

For Shawn Michaels, it’s fishing, hunting, plowing and EyeBlack.

EyeBlack — the company that started a sports revolution by combining logos, phrases and bible verses with EyeBlack — announced a partnership with Shawn Michaels, former WWE superstar and current star of the Outdoor Channel’s show Shawn Michaels’ “MacMillan River Adventures.”

Michaels will serve as an ambassador for the company and will collaborate with EyeBlack to produce a customized product line.

“My management team at Encore Sports & Entertainment — they work with Drew Brees and C.C. Sabathia and Matt Kemp and a number of other athletes from different sports — brought [EyeBlack] to me,” Michaels said. “They know that I hunt, and they sort of asked me, ‘Hey, you think this is something that will be functional in a hunting realm?’

“For me, personally, I’m a guy who spends a lot of time in the outdoors, period, whether it’s working or hunting. So I told them that is something I can definitely use. They’ve got a certain type called the Warrior [HBK chuckles a little]. I guess for me it takes the place of the facepaint and things of that nature.”

The licensing agreement signed between Michaels and EyeBlack gives EyeBlack the rights to create and sell product featuring Michael’s trademark phrases and nicknames like: Showstopper, Mr. HOF and Mr. Hall of Fame.

“You’re spending so much time outside, and you’re having to deal with the sun and its glare and its reflection,” Michaels said. “So the functionality was sort of double for me — less messy, less of a pain, a lot easier to apply than the facepaint.”

He continued: “It’s something I wanted to incorporate in the hunting realm as it’s already been proven in baseball, football and other outdoor sports. When they gave me the chance, I wanted to give it a try.”

EyeBlack will also produce custom designs printed on camouflage EyeBlack for Michael’s hit show “MacMillan River Adventures” on the Outdoor Channel.

“I’m very excited about this new relationship,” Michaels said. “Beyond being a cool product in itself, it’s functional, and I’m looking forward to using EyeBlack product in my hunting adventures and in some WWE related activities.”

Michaels, 46, wrestled for WWE for more than 20 years. He was a three-time WWE champion and a World champion.

After his retirement from sports entertainment/wrestling in 2010, Michaels continued his relationship with WWE by signing on as an official ambassador for the company.

“Shawn is a fantastic athlete, and we are proud to have him on the EyeBlack team,” said Peter Beveridge, president and founder of EyeBlack. “Shawn had a prolific pro wrestling career and is the perfect representative for the EyeBlack brand as we branch out into the professional wrestling and hunting arenas.”

• Retired from wrestling, Michaels stays busy by hosting Shawn Michaels’ “MacMillian River Adventures,” with his good friend Keith Mark on the Outdoor Channel. The 30-minute program gives viewers an exclusive look into the unique lifestyle of hunting and the duo’s large game hunts across the world. Visit http://www.mrahunting.com/. Read the rest of this entry »

WWE.com “WWE.com Celebrates 1,000 Episodes Of Monday Night Raw”

May 16, 2012 by Khalek

Raw's 1000th episode Celebration

Already the longest running weekly episodic TV program in history, Raw celebrates its monumental 1,000th episode on July 23 on USA Network.

To honor this historic event, WWE.com is the destination for celebrating this TV milestone, including weekly interviews, lists, features and much more – not to mention an astounding 1,000 photos and 1,000 videos!

The multimedia celebration kicks off today with with the first 100 photos and videos, showcasing episodes of Raw through the years:

Photos | 100 VIDEOS:PLAYLIST 1PLAYLIST 2PLAYLIST 3 | PLAYLIST 4

As Raw’s 1,000th episode draws near, stay with WWE.com for more weekly photos, videos and exclusive content you won’t find anywhere else.

 

 

A Possible New DVD Of Shawn Michaels

May 16, 2012 by Khalek

Superstar Collection: Shawn Michaels

He is one of the most revered Superstars in the history of sports entertainment. Spanning a quarter century, Shawn Michaels’s career was punctuated by countless accolades including multiple reigns with every major championship, and timeless matches that revolutionized the industry. The Main Event, The Icon, The Showstopper, Mr. WrestleMania and most recently…Mr. Hall of Fame has truly influenced a generation of fans. Now in this special collection, relive these show-stealing classics from his final run in WWE, including his one last stand with Triple H in DX and his emotional final match at WrestleMania XXVI.

WWE.COM “Top 25 Intercontinental Champions”

May 14, 2012 by Khalek

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(WATCH: BEST INTERCONTINENTAL MATCHES | PHOTOS: CLASSIC INTERCONTINENTAL TITLE)

Long before his classic matches with Undertaker, his multiple WWE Championship reigns or his wild days with DX, Shawn Michaels made his name as a solo competitor thanks to his three runs as Intercontinental Champion. A “Showstopper” even then, HBK’s classic Ladder Matches with Razor Ramon are considered some of the best bouts of their era and his battles with Jeff Jarrett, Diesel and Bret “Hit Man” Hart were just as good. Too often, Michaels’ reigns ended in controversy, but his days as champion were always exhilarating.

WWE Falls Count Anywhere Possible DVD Cover

May 12, 2012 by Khalek

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Synopsis: Sometimes, rivalries become so intense, they cannot be contained within the ring and cannot be contested by the usual rules. For matches that spill outside the ring, there are Falls Count Anywhere Matches.

Hosted by the Hardcore Legend, Mick Foley, this collection highlights more than 30 years of lawless bouts from WWE, NWA, WCW, and ECW, and features some of the most brutal in-ring performers of all time, including Sgt. Slaughter, Sting, “Macho Man” Randy Savage, the Road Warriors, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Bret “Hit Man” Hart, Triple H, The Rock, Kane, Big Show, Ric Flair, Randy Orton, John Cena, Shawn Michaels, and more.

WWE.com Photos “In Your House”

May 12, 2012 by Khalek

The anniversary of the first-ever In Your House pay-per-view is upon us! Join WWE.com in revisiting 10 of the most memorable moments in the history of the series, including a lucky member of the WWE Universe winning a house and the first Hell in a Cell Match.

 

 

 

 

 

Cody Rhodes Talk About Shawn Michaels

May 12, 2012 by Khalek

And, the other one was ugly as sin. I wanted it so bad and with Shawn Michaels being my hero growing up, I know he got pissed that I used the white one. But, I did it as more of a homage than anything.

On the best advice he ever got in the business:“Shawn Michaels once told me that getting over is a full time job. That was around the time in my life that I realized that you can ride the middle and have a fun life. Meet chicks, make a little money and think you’re a celebrity. Or, you can put in seven days a week. There are little moments here and there for yourself, but — seven days a week.

I love this job. I guarantee you that I’m going to make it to the top of this job because I don’t think many people here do that anymore. There’s actually very few. So, that was the best advice I ever got.

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