First Question Revealed for New WWE Network Countdown Show
WWE has released the first question for a new series debuting on the WWE Network called "WWE Countdown." The question is, which is the biggest backstabbing moment in WWE history? The choices include:
-Shawn Michaels superkicks Marty Jannetty on "The Barber Shop"
-The Montreal Screwjob at Survivor Series 1997
-Sgt. Slaughter turns his back on America
-Andre the Giant betrays Hulk Hogan
-Owen Hart turns on his brother Bret
-Trish Stratus sides with Christian over Chris Jericho
-Matt Hardy betrays his brother Jeff
-Evolution attacks Randy Orton
-Paul Bearer abandons Undertaker for Mankind
-Hulk Hogan stuns WCW and joins the nWo
Will Ric Flair Attend the Panthers vs 49ers Game?
Ric Flair's reps from Talent Legacy and Entertainment have issued the following press release:
Ric Flair® Will Not Attend Playoff Game in Carolina
CHARLOTTE, NC – (January 9, 2014) He's always been the "dirtiest player in the game" – and some things never change.
A long time Carolina Panthers fan, Ric Flair created quite the stir when WWE sent him to Green Bay, WI January 5th to give the San Francisco 49ers an unexpected locker room pep talk. WWE is hosting WrestleMania XXXI in San Francisco in 2015. Now many are asking: Will Flair attend the January 12th playoff game in Carolina as they host San Francisco? And if so, which team will he support?
"When the 49ers reached out and WWE asked Ric to jet up there, of course he said yes," says Melinda Morris Zanoni, Flair's agent at Legacy Talent and Entertainment, "and he's friends with a bunch of the 49ers just like he is with the Panthers, Packers, and many other NFL players. But no, Ric does not intend on attending the Panthers vs. 49ers game this weekend." "What can I say? I've always been a very good heel!" added Flair.
The 49er pep talk, which instantly went viral, caused many Carolina fans to voice their feelings of anger and betrayal on social media – some even offering death threats to Flair. "We know fans are passionate about their teams, but some of the choice language we have been receiving is scaring off our interns," says Melinda.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
