News On Jeff Hardy, Mr. Kennedy, Nick Hogan In Court, More!

[Outsiders]

Last night on RAW, Jeff Hardy and Mr. Kennedy each had new theme music. Jeff Hardy's new theme is called "No More Words" and is performed by the band Endevetafter. Kennedy's new theme is called "Turn Up The Trouble" and is performed the band Airbourne. These new themes can be heard on WWE's upcoming music CD, "WWE The Music: Volume 8". It hits stores on March 24th, the Tuesday before WrestleMania.

 

Hulk Hogan's son Nick was in court today in Tampa, FL for a pre-trial hearing where the Judge reviewed his background information for prior arrests and convictions. While Hogan has never been arrested, he's had a number of speeding citations and warnings before the August car wreck that left his friend John Graziano seriously injured. It's possible this is the first step towards putting together a plea bargain deal that would prevent Nick from going to jail.

 

WWE.com has posted an update on Hornswoggle's storyline injuries. According to the article, Hornswoggle is being evaluated at a local medical facility in the Anaheim area. They are playing it up by saying that he suffered head and internal injuries. The article also notes that he went into shock on the way to the hospital. WWE.com will "update his condition" as it becomes available.

[BeautifulDisaster]

- I loved watching JBL beat that midget down last night. I swear, it was.... magic! It was like seeing the first flakes of snow fall from a crisp winter sky or seeing Mickie James jiggle around the ring. It was a thing of beauty.

 

- Jeff Hardy's new music was okay... the old music was classic and fit so well. I loathe Kennedy's new theme. Essentially, they sped up the old theme... so, why not stay with the old theme? It was far better than the new one.

[Blackmada]

Isn't Vince getting new music on that album? He needs it bad.

 

I am glad Jeff got new music. I hear his old misic everywhere on commercials and stuff. He's a big enough star that he needs his own unique song. Not something that I will hear in a commercial for the local car dealership or a nursing home.