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I thought Taz decided to just leave, not from WWE only but overall.

Nah he was part of a samoa joe gimmick which is funny because he said at one time he was getting bored with commentating and guess what he's doing now with ol tenay...commentating!

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Guys will hulk hogan ever return to WWE? :rofl:

I want to see Undertaker vs Hulk hogan in WM. :D

Hahaha...That's a dream that will never come true. But who knows? And who thought that DX will be back yet again. So yes we may see Hogan vs. Taker at WM.

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Report: Vince McMahon Frustrated With Product

One of the most prominent things heard at WWE creative meetings from Vince McMahon is his overall frustration with the product as of late and complaining about the company's inability to create new stars. Probably the biggest criticism the company is getting now is pushing their TV harder than PPV events in the last year or so.

One WWE source added, "Vince and his current crop of generals are so inside a bubble that they cannot even define what is logical anymore. Vince has put considerable distance between his brilliance as a promoter and matchmaker and his current path, which I can best describe as disjointed booking and promoting that even he second guesses. That's never good. The difference between Vince and others is that he's falling for the trap of buying into the sh*t that a lot of the wrong generals are shoveling his way. Guys like Brian Gewirtz are horrendously bad for business. Hayes is solid and consistent but he's paranoid as sh*t nowadays and also is long gone in terms of having an understanding of cultural shifts."

It should also be noted that during a creative meeting two weeks ago, McMahon actually said, "G** D*****! WHY CAN'T WE CREATE NEW STARS?"

At least they are taking it seriously now that new WWE stars suck. :laugh:

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Smackdown has been smackeddown:

Update: Jeff Hardy Gives Notice To WWE

Aug 21 2009 by Ryan Clark

We can now confirm that Jeff Hardy will be leaving the WWE within the next month or so. Jeff Hardy gave his notice and informed the WWE that he was leaving due to scheduling conflicts, mainly wanting to work less days. Vince McMahon has informed the creative team to scrap future plans with Jeff Hardy and to create an angle for the Undertaker's comback who will fill in for Hardy.

Hardy will have his last WWE appearance at either SummerSlam or next weeks SD! tapings on Tuesday.

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