Comments on: Former WWE Superstar Test is Dead

By: Anthony

Anthony — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 06:59:01 +0000

Hello to all haters any ways the man “test” has lived the life that all would dream of living the life that he has lived. As a gaurd or a superstar he’s being missed greatly by all and I just found out know when I was looking for something about motley crue and this popped up and that is sad to find out this man is gone and he was kickass on wwe well please let this man rest in peace and as motley crue would say is shout at the devil!!!!!!!! \m/\m/

By: Jerry

Jerry — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 05:17:03 +0000

You know, That is a bunch of crap, you bad mouthing the WWE just proves that you guys have nothing else better to do with your time but to look for problems with them, did you ever think that the WWE gives all there superstars drug testing every month to make sure they arent doing steroids or anything in that matter, i suggest you find somebody else to pick on cause the WWE is a has more money than all the people that left a comment on this page put together, you better do your notes more before you go to any conclusions!

By: AlexV

AlexV — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 22:28:13 +0000

I just spoke what I felt. This is the sense I get from their brief statement on Test’s death. Perhaps you are right that the WWE did not need to say a lot, however I felt they still could have said more than their standard cut-and-dry explanations and descriptions of anything negative that is related to their business.

For example, when anybody gets released, they simply say “So and so has been released,” with no explanation. I remember when Sabu got released. All it said on their website again was “Sabu has been released” doing everything in it’s power to avoid, for lack of a better word, “confrontation.” And when it happened, I just remembered wondering “Well what the hell happened?”

And I know death is a lot different than a contract being terminated, but all their little comments always have a touch of “There has to be more to the story than is being told.”

Why has Crime Tyme already been released twice? Why would a Sabu, a mainstay of ECW get released as if nothing happened? Do you really think diehard ECW fans, who were undoubtedly unhappy with WWE’s purchase of the brand’s rights in the first place, were satisfied with literally no explanation at all as to why one of their undoubtable faces of stardom was leaving the business?

I mean, they treat everything as if it can just be brushed under the rug, and I love watching wrestling, but even I feel like “You’re not fooling me” with those quick explanations.

And you make the point “If they didn’t ackknowledge his death, what would you say about that?” To me, that is still not a good enough point for me to lean back in my chair and think “Maybe I should give them credit for at least mentioning it.”

No! To me it means they felt they had to say something and that feeling that way would be exactly what they want me to do.

Now let me ask you this.

Who the hell, and I don’t care what organization or group, other than the militaries of the world, announces any death without giving up a breath of description as to what the cause is? No fucking body does, that’s who!

So obviously, that to me says they were trying to avoid “confrontation.” And I just felt like voicing my feeling that I’m not stupid and going to be fooled by that sentimentaless crap whether or not I even liked Test period.

And finally, I don’t think they did what was appropriate. I think they did what they thought looked good, and the only true fans of the so-called WWE universe who should be buying this crap are the millions of litte kids that love this show who aren’t mature enough to think for themselves yet.

By: Ricky Davis Jr.

Ricky Davis Jr. — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 08:45:26 +0000

I’ll be honest WWE has been targeted, and will continue to be targeted because they are a US run company. They tell thier talent to use steriods and it is no secret. Their hasn’t been enough tests on the subject for anyone to know anything but I will tell you what it smells fishy to me! WWE does however care about thier talent, and I have seen that first hand!

By: CD Man

CD Man — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 15:36:47 +0000

Why are you ragging on WWE for the way the posted content of Test’s passing on their website.
What exactly did you want them to do? He is not currently working with WWE, so they did not have to say anything but they did and people like you rag on them for it.
If they didn’t acknowledge his death what would you say about that? They are inconsiderate either way in your eyes and I don’t thinkyour treatment is fair.
If it wasn’t for the WWE, Test probably never would have become the fine wrestler he was. I am truly sorry we did not see more of him. Infact I was surprised when I caught him on TNA last winter. He looked great and I thought he was going to stay with them.
One of my favorite tag teams was T and A with Trish Stratus. They were awesome.
Test is probably going to be autopsied and they will find that he died from some sort of heart failure. He was an obvious user and that is one of the pitfalls of using. it is really too bad.
I thought it was interesting that on his last post on his MySpace page he mentioned how he had to eat every 2 hours on the flight. His using was important to him and he knoew it wouldn’t fly in the states so he wrestled out of the country.
Don’t rag on the WWE. They did what was appropriate. Leave it at that.