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11-28-2010, 12:25 AM
Posted by Steve Carrier on 11/27/2010 at 12:59 PM
- Kofi Kingston, "Dashing" Cody Rhodes, Alberto Del Rio and Drew McIntyre qualified for Monday's King of the Ring tournament on last night's episode of SmackDown. Last Monday's RAW saw John Morrison, Daniel Bryan, Ezekiel Jackson and Sheamus qualify for the tournament.
WWE has yet to disclose the tournament bracket.
- TodaysZaman.com features an article written by a mother concerned over the violent nature of WWE's product denying her son's pleas to attend the company's first ever show in Turkey—held Nov. 14.
"Some of the parents of my son's classmates, who regularly watch shows featuring fighting, have told me that while they do not like the fact that their children watch shows that glorify violence, they feel as if they have no choice in the matter," Kathy Hamilton wrote. "They complain that they feel there is nothing they can do about the situation because if they try to change the channel or tell their children to turn off the television, they find themselves met with opposition and howls of protest from the youngsters. When we’ve talked amongst ourselves about our concerns in what our children watch, a few of the parents have been surprised to discover that I have completely banned such shows in our house -- both on television and through the Internet. While the result is that I do hear protests from my son about the unfairness of my rule, as long as I stand firm and stay consistent in my decisions, he knows that no matter how much whining he tries, there will be no exception to the rule for such shows."
- Kofi Kingston, "Dashing" Cody Rhodes, Alberto Del Rio and Drew McIntyre qualified for Monday's King of the Ring tournament on last night's episode of SmackDown. Last Monday's RAW saw John Morrison, Daniel Bryan, Ezekiel Jackson and Sheamus qualify for the tournament.
WWE has yet to disclose the tournament bracket.
- TodaysZaman.com features an article written by a mother concerned over the violent nature of WWE's product denying her son's pleas to attend the company's first ever show in Turkey—held Nov. 14.
"Some of the parents of my son's classmates, who regularly watch shows featuring fighting, have told me that while they do not like the fact that their children watch shows that glorify violence, they feel as if they have no choice in the matter," Kathy Hamilton wrote. "They complain that they feel there is nothing they can do about the situation because if they try to change the channel or tell their children to turn off the television, they find themselves met with opposition and howls of protest from the youngsters. When we’ve talked amongst ourselves about our concerns in what our children watch, a few of the parents have been surprised to discover that I have completely banned such shows in our house -- both on television and through the Internet. While the result is that I do hear protests from my son about the unfairness of my rule, as long as I stand firm and stay consistent in my decisions, he knows that no matter how much whining he tries, there will be no exception to the rule for such shows."