Rock Isn’t Happy w/ Cena, RAW News, Miz, Animal, More

Partial Source: Pwinsider

— The Rock posted the following on Twitter, regarding John Cena laying him out on Raw last night…“John Cena – God himself can’t save you from the ass kicking I will give you this Sunday at WrestleMania.”

— The March 26th edition of WWE AM Raw scored a 0.5 cable rating, 572,000 viewers.

— The Miz talks WrestleMania, The Rock, John Cena and more at http://www.clatl.com/

— The promotional agent for Road Warrior Animal sent out the following today: “WWE Legend and Author Road Warrior Animal –Joe Laurinaitis Announced as 2011 WWE Hall of Fame Inductee” St. Charles, Illinois—March 29, 2011—Medallion Press, Inc., is thrilled to announce the official ebook release of The Road Warriors: Danger, Death, and the Rush of Wrestling by newly announced 2011 WWE Hall of Fame inductee “Road Warrior Animal” Joe Laurinaitis! The e-book is now available for download on Kindle, iPAD, Nook and anywhere ebooks are sold. About Medallion Press, Inc.: Medallion Press, Inc., is a genre fiction and nonfiction publisher dedicated to creating the highest quality product, both inside and out. For more information, visit www.medallionpress.com.

— The following was sent out today… Memphis Heat Draws Real Heat! Top 5 in Nation Box Office Screen Average Opening Weekend Memphis Heat: The True Story of Memphis Wrasslin’ opened to rave reviews from the media, the fans, and the wrestlers themselves. Additionally, the limited run premiere held an average screen box office of over $3900, enough to rank just behind Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Sucker Punch, Limitless, and the Lincoln Lawyer at #5 in the U.S.A. for the avg. screen box office for the weekend of March 25-27th! The documentary chronicling the rough and tumble, fire-throwing and brawling Southern wrestling territory from 1950s to the mid-1980s featuring such stars as Sputnik Monroe, Jackie Fargo, Jerry “the King” Lawler, “Handsome” Jimmy Valiant, and “The Mouth of the South” Jimmy Hart. Owner of the territory and one of the top wrestlers in the Memphis region in the 1970s, Jerry Jarrett was quoted in The Memphis Daily News as saying, “I think they did a great job of catching the magic of that era and putting it on film.” Jerry “the King” Lawler, who attended an advanced screening of Memphis Heat, said that he loved it. Jimmy Hart flew in from Wrestlemania 27 preparations to enjoy a victory lap in the territory where he became the top heel manager in the world. Reviews: The Commercial Appeal, John Beifuss: “Memphis Heat is entertaining from the 1st bell to the last.” The Memphis Flyer’s Chris Davis: “An always entertaining and surprisingly enlightening film.” Wrestling News Center: “Memphis Heat is entertaining.”

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