Carmella DeCesare An Idiot? Updated Raw Preview; WWE.Com Article With Gangrel & Viscera
Now I Know Why WWE Plays "Walk Idiot Walk" During The Divas Search Segments.
Carmella DeCesare was one of the guests on this week's WWE Byte This Show. She made some comments that either WWE fed her to say, or she is just an idiot.
Don't get me wrong. Even though she continues to be bashed on other sites for missing Summerslam, we reported that week she couldn't make Divas Dodgeball due to a charity event. DeCesare has dedicated alot of her time to good causes and I will never criticize that. But she made an idiotic statement on Byte This.
She says that the fans are booing her because they are supposed to boo - she's a heel.
Dopey, you are involved in a POPULARITY CONTEST. No fan is going to boo you and hate you, but then want you to win $250,000. No fan is going to choose you to win a popularity contest, if they dislike you. Then again, since WWE has left her in the contest despite being voted off twice by fans, the fans really do not control her future in the contest. (See our "Divas Exposed '04" article on our mainpage.
Here is your updated wwe.com Raw preview for 9/20:
As promised by Mr. McMahon, a ground-breaking announcement will be made that promises to shake the foundations of Monday Night RAW. What can it be? Find out Monday on RAW.
Also on the season premiere of RAW, either Christy or Carmella will walk away with $250,000 and a WWE contract. Be sure to tune in to Spike TV at 9/8 CT to find out which girl will become a Diva.
Last week on Monday Night RAW, Chris Benoit and a returning Shelton Benjamin helped Randy Orton fend off all three members of Evolution. As a result, a huge six-man tag team match has been announced for Monday's RAW. It will be World Heavyweight Champion Triple H, Ric Flair and Batista vs. Shelton Benjamin and former World Heavyweight Champions Chris Benoit and Randy Orton.
Finally, what is the condition of the pregnant Lita after suffering a horrible injury last week? Tune in to RAW this Monday to find out more.
Article with Gangrel & Viscera, courtesy of wwe.com:
Spokane, Washington - Five years ago, a very different Undertaker was the sinister leader of the Ministry — a group of mind-controlled, social and political misfits. As 1999 came to a close, however, Undertaker disbanded his group and shortly thereafter many of its members disappeared from WWE.
This week on SmackDown!, two of Taker’s most evil henchmen returned. Unlike their last stints, these two dark warriors were out for revenge. These days, it would seem as though the Deadman’s powers over Gangrel and Viscera have worn off and a new power has taken over their minds — the power of JBL.
Aside from JBL’s financial backing, it is also likely that both Gangrel and Viscera hold grudges against their former charge for not helping them keep their positions. Since being released by the company, both Superstars have continued their respective careers, but neither one has attained the level of stardom and notoriety accomplished while in WWE.
“I’ve still been wrestling,” Gangrel said while drinking from a large goblet backstage in Spokane Arena. “Since my neck injury — I was out two years — I disappeared from here, and I’ve been wrestling in England, Ireland and Germany. In fact, I’m supposed to be in Ireland right now, but I cancelled those plans to show up here tonight. But JBL’s money talks.’’
“I’ve been wrestling at military bases overseas, and in the states,” Viscera said minutes after attacking the Phenom. “Just entertaining the troops and their families, and trying to stay as busy as possible. It feels good, and it’s real rewarding, but what’s funny is that a lot of people are always screaming about the Ministry, and how they wanted us to come back, so I’m real happy to see it’s finally happened.”
Following their brutal attack, which left Taker lying flat in the center of the ring, SmackDown! General Manager Theodore R. Long made a match for next week, pitting Gangrel and Viscera against Undertaker in a handicap match. After that match, the two Superstars are unsure of their immediate future.
“I don’t know if it’s short-term or long-term,” Gangrel said, “but it feels good. All the excitement, the energy, and getting to see old friends and stuff feels great. I only hope that we stick around long enough to get rid of Undertaker.”
“It really does feel great [to be back],” the former King of the Ring Viscera said. “It’s a long time coming, and I’m ecstatic. I think that this time, we’ll stick around for a while.”
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