I am not defending Cena be any means, but he might be legit.

Did anyone else watch the Discovery channel show, "Wrestling School", that followed a couple of no named indy wrestlers who were trying to make it to the big time? That show had Cena on it, when he was working in Cali, and was known as The Prototype. (A cyborg from the future gimmick, I kid you not.) They followed Cena as he went grocery shopping, and he filled his cart with nothing but about 20 packs of lean cut meat and about 12 gallons of milk. He said that he went through all that in one week.

He seems really dedicated to working out in most of his spare time.

Yep, I agree. I think Cena and HBK would be the best two spokespeople/faces of the company as far as all the congressional and media attention goes. Cena is charismatic and seems pretty straight laced. And, Shawn Michaels is heavy into the whole "Born Again Christian" thing. So, if I was Vince, these two would be the ones I send to Washington to speak before Congress.

HHH might be a third choice, but I think there has to be some prior Steroid use somewhere in his career. Look back to him as Hunter Herst Hemsley and durring the first run of DX, and he was pretty slender. Then when he became the top heel he was suddenly huge. Then he tore his first quad and came back even larger. Though if you notice since he has just come back again, he back to being more slender and looking more like pre 1999 HHH. I think he is clean now, but I am not so sure about a couple years ago.

- WWE lawyer Jerry McDevitt confirmed to Newsday late Friday that one more WWE Superstar has been suspended for violating the WWE Wellness Policy, bringing the total to eleven. As it stands now, ten of the suspensions are for 30 days and one suspension is for 60 days, because it is the wrestler's second offense.

This comes after WWE released talent executive Mike "Simon Dean" Bucci. Bucci's name was on The New York Daily News list of names linked to Signature Pharmacy and word is he was called in for a meeting with WWE on Friday where they let him go.

WWE spokeswoman Jennifer McIntosh spoke to ABC News on Friday. "We've alerted our talent, basically, you've got fair warning," she said. "We believe that publicly announcing the names of performers moving forward is going to act as a deterrent."

According to Jerry McDevitt, at this time no more suspensions are expected.

They should just let me be Nick Dinsmore. Who is a great wrestler and would be a great addition to the roster. Eugene was a terrible gimmick. But, other stars have survived terrible gimmicks and came back to be future legends.

Perfect example: Glen Jacobs. Went from being fake Disel & Dr. Issac Yankem, evil dentist, to Kane, who will be remembered and spoken about for a long time after he is gone.