I wonder if that stardom means anything to their kids when they Don't see dad for three weeks. Please do not force me to bring up the names of Ric Rude and Louie Spicoli, who both passed away recently due to drug related deaths, while both were cashing WCW paychecks. A man that you personally watched being thrown into the ring night after night knowing that he was popping painkillers like tic-tacs. Oh I forgot about that surprise drug test at the house show in Milwaukee a week ago. I guess it was just a coincidence that none of the big stars and the people most susceptible to failing were in attendance.
Drug use is a serious problem affecting every company in the business.
To make an accusation like that about the WWF when that behavior exists in every locker room is very irresponsible. Without That information, the wrestlers have no way of knowing how much their Bonuses are supposed to be. Whatever he feels like. Wrestlers may not be aware of the financial records of the WWF, but I am damn sure their agents, lawyers, and accountants are. Wrestlers from all companies are getting ripped off when taking into account what the companies are actually making, that is why there is so much talk about a union.