- CM Punk was recently interviewed by The Bower Show and discussed when he shared a room with Vince McMahon and JBL in Iraq:

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- WWE.com has revealed that Santino Marella has challenged Ricardo Rodriguez to a Tuxedo Match at Sunday’s No Way Out pay-per-view.

“Described by Marella as ‘one of the most electrifying matches in sports-entertainment,’ Tuxedo Matches require both competitors to enter the fray in full penguin suits. The objective is to strip the other man of his outfit. For a rivalry that has featured plenty of laughs and more than a tinge of humiliation, the Tuxedo Match is a wholly appropriate venue for Marella and Rodriguez to settle the score.”
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- Because of the infamous wiping sunscreen on Brooke’s ass incident, the time he pretended to reveal his “junk” to her in an online video, and the recent re-tweeting of message from a user who claimed he’d been “balls deep” inside Brooke, Hulk Hogan was named Worst Celebrity Dad by ABC News for Father’s Day.
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- In his latest interview with CYInterview.com, Jesse Ventura discussed numerous political, entertainment and wrestling topics. Speaking with Chris Yandek and Jay Bildstein, the former Governor of Minnesota says Vince McMahon got mad at him because he wouldn’t support Linda McMahon‘s failed United States Senate run in 2010. He hasn’t spoken to Vince since.

“I haven’t spoken to Vince since he got mad at me ‘cause I wouldn’t endorse Linda for the senate…He got mad at me because I was on Good Morning America or something and they asked me would you support Linda McMahon? And I said no. But let me explain, I don’t support any Democrats or Republicans. She’s running as a Republican and I don’t support anyone from those two parties no matter who they are and so it was nothing personal against Linda, but Vince got real mad at me that I said that on national TV, but he should’ve known better.”

Governor Ventura supports former Governor of New Mexico Gary Johnson in the 2012 Presidential Elections. Mr. Johnson is the Libertarian candidate and will be on the ballot in all 50 states:

“I will fully support Governor Johnson. I know him. We were Governors at the same time. He is a terrific man. He’s left the Republican Party because he sees what a farce they are and I urge everybody that reads this book vote for Gary Johnson for president. Don’t vote for Democrats or Republicans. Vote for Governor Johnson.”