My Lucha Libre Life

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BREAKING NEWS: Anti-John Cena t-shirts for sale at wweshop.com

The actual image of the shirt is not available, but most like looks like the one they are selling at live events

According to the lastest news from wwe.com, Zack Ryder will NOT be wrestling at Survivor Series. As the Miz would say, really... really. Honestly I call bullshit, not just because Zack Ryder should get a chance (this guy is hilarious to watch), but because I bet by Friday's Smackdown everything will be back as predicted.

In the WWE article, John Morrison is mentioned as the man who will fight Ziggler, but as many know Morrison is scheduled to leave in January (probably to TNA).

Call me psychic, but I bet that by Friday (come Smackdown tapings Zack Ryder WILL be at Survivor Series. Anyone want to put some money on that?

Story Via: SuperLuchas

According to SuperLuchas, it has been confirmed that Zack Ryder, after starting an online petition, will wrestle Dolph Ziggler for the WWE United States Championship this Sunday at Survivor Series. This event will also mark the second Pay-Per-View where Ziggler wrestled in two matches. Expect great things from both these wrestlers.

Predictions: Zack Ryder will win the WWE United States Championship (woo woo woo, you know it), and Dolph Ziggler will move into main events were he will become a contender for a higher title.

Via SilentOrange17:

From the video's description: WWE BREAKING NEWS: WWE Possibly Signing Luchador to Be Sin Cara's Tag Team Partner -"According to F4Wonline.com, Mexican star Averno may be brought to WWE television to team with Sin Cara in his rivalry with Hunico and Epico. Earlier this year, Sin Cara was pushing hard for Averno to be brought in. Reports claim that WWE has gone back and forth on deciding if they wanted to use Averno. He took part in tryouts recently when WWE was in Mexico, and it seems that there is a better chance than ever of him being used by WWE." Now, it appears we could be seeing yet another luchador headed to the WWE to help out Sin Cara. source: F4Wonline.com (via WrestleZone.com)

This video is a little old (about two weeks), but it still cracks me up. Good show, WWE, good show.

Have you ever wondered how Sin Cara does his awesome entrance? Magic? Mexican luchador powers? Athletic ability?

Sin Cara's entrance

NOPE!

Sin Cara(Mistico) outside the ring. Recent - unmasked Sin Cara signing autographs to his fans and go into his hotel. Wrestling News World reader Brian Perine saw Sin Cara signing autographs unmasked at a local St. Louis hotel this week and took pictures.big credit to: bperine82

WWE "Sin Cara vs. Sin Cara" | Photos | October 2, 2011

WWE Smackdown 30/9/11 Sin Cara(Mistico) beat Heath Slater. Mistico won with the Swanton Bomb. The other Hunico appeared on the Tron and cut a promo in Spanish. He took his mask off to reveal a new black mask and black outfit.This Sunday we will find out who is supposed to be Sin Cara. 

Love it or hate it, there is no denying that the WWE is a powerhouse in the world of professional wrestling. Founded in 1952 by Roderick McMahon and Toots Mondt, the WWE is not only the largest professional wrestling company in the world, but also a multi-million dollar business, reporting an annual revenue of $142.6 million in 2010-2011.


Throughout the years, the WWE has undergone multiple name changes. Initially called the CWC  until 1963 when the company changed its name to the WWWF (and then the WWF in 1972), the company adopted its WWE name in 2002 after the World Wide Fund for Nature (also trademarked WWF) decided to sue.

Although the WWF (World Wrestling Federation) and the World Wildlife Fund had congruently used the intials WWF in their logos since March 1979, the World Wrestling Federation only had limited permission to use the trademark in Europe. Following Law Lords decision that the World Wrestling Federation had violated an agreement made in 1994, the WWF started its "Get the F Out" marketing campaign changing its name from WWF to WWE on May 5,2002.  

Part of the "Get the F out" Campaign

Much of the relevance of the WWE in the world of lucha libre comes from the fact that many Mexican luchadores have worked for the WWE, including Eddie Guerrero, The Mexicools (a stable and tag team composed of Juventud Guerrera, Super Crazy, and Psicosis), and Mexican legend Mil Mascaras.

Current WWE Superstars, Rey Mysterio, Sin Cara, Alberto del Rio, and Chavo Guerrero are Mexican or of Mexican heritage