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We've received word from several fans who attended the Limp Bizkit rock concert last night in San Antonio, Texas that lead singer Fred Durst delivered some unfortunate news about The Undertaker during the show.

Towards the end of their set, Durst addressed the crowd and said:

?This next song goes out to our friend Mark Calaway , The Undertaker. He?s not doing real well right now and we want all our fans to keep him in their thoughts and prayers?.

They then played "Rollin'" - which The Undertaker used as his theme song when he portrayed the American Badass towards the end of the Attitude Era.

This is the first we've heard about The Undertaker not "doing well" - but we'll be sure to follow up on this story when new details become available.

http://rajah.com/node/43362

Michael Moody, Paul Bearer's son, passes away

WWE is saddened to learn that Michael Moody, the son of legendary manager Paul Bearer, has passed away. The announcement was made on the Facebook page of Moody's brother Daniel. Earlier this year, both Michael and Daniel accepted Paul Bearer's WWE Hall of Fame induction on behalf of their father.

WWE extends its condolences to the Moody family

 

http://www.wwe.com/inside/michael-moody-passes-away-26673240

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NOC was alright, I actually wanted Rollins to cash in on Lesnar would of been epic that someone like him could pin Lesnar instead now there will be some fill in rilvarly until they find what they want to do with Lesnar.

 

Suppose we will have Cena now topple Rusev

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