Santino Marella continued his series of media interviews with an excellent discussion with SLAM! Sports, which you can read in its entirety HERE . 

 

On the subject of fellow Canadian Georges St. Pierre, Santino said "Actually, I met Georges St. Pierre recently for the first time; we actually have the same wrestling coach. My wrestling coach in university was Victor Zoberman with the national team in Montréal. After I left a year or so later is when Georges trained with my coach to improve his wrestling and he did a great job, he’s an awesome wrestler. I told him, he’s the current evolution of MMA; he’s at the forefront of the leading edge of the evolution of the athletes. And he’s making Canadians proud; a classy individual both inside and outside of the octagon. He’s a good guy; I like him. He’s a really nice guy. I was happy to meet him and see that he was as nice a guy as I thought he would be. I heard that fight in Montreal was just incredible; I get goose bumps just thinking about it because the acoustics – it went crazy in there. I know that the reams of people that emptied out and went into the bars and the energy that trickled down to the whole city, it must have been awesome.”

 

 

If you read only one story on the Brooke Hogan-in-Maxim photographs, read the one posted by the notorious Hollywood blogger DRUNKEN STEPFATHER. This is the brutal, vicious review of Brooke's pics yet, and it's hysterical. Check it out HERE .  

 

 

A great story on John Cena's charity work can be found in THE BOSTON HERALD . Reporter Colneth Smiley Jr. does a really good job with this story, which is well worth everyone's time in checking out. The story states Cena has granted more than 100 wishes for the Make-A-Wish Foundation since 2004, and Cena is to be tremendously praised for that fact. Great story. Check it out.

 

 

 

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