WWE Smackdown: Wrestling Stars vs. Ohio Police

31. I think that it is good that RVD got caught, Mick Foley did say he was a high flyer. He has a big responsibility, as for Sabu you already can tell he's on drugs by the way he looks. I know that the WWE is stressing but they could've done that in private,instead of the car.

Posted at 9:00AM on Jul 26th 2006 by Shawn

32. I think that it is good that RVD got caught, Mick Foley did say he was a high flyer. He has a big responsibility, as for Sabu you already can tell he's on drugs by the way he looks. I know that the WWE is stressing but they could've done that in private,instead of the car.

Posted at 9:01AM on Jul 26th 2006 by Shawn

33. How the hell was the cop looking to make a name? RVD broke the law for speeding and possession, he got lucky with the minor charges against him. You are a moron TolerancE

Posted at 9:03AM on Jul 26th 2006 by Ryan

34. I think that it is good that RVD got caught, Mick Foley did say he was a high flyer. He has a big responsibility, as for Sabu you already can tell he's on drugs by the way he looks. I know that the WWE is stressing but they could've done that in private,instead of the car.

Posted at 9:05AM on Jul 26th 2006 by Shawn

35. Trooper J.N. Baker??? That wouldn't happen to be John Baker, formerly of the California Highway Patrol, would it? I bet he gets tired of people asking him where Ponch is.

As far as the pot goes, I don't think it's a big deal......BUT, if ya got pot in the car you might want to keep it around 5MPH over the speed limit, not 17MPH. At that point he's just asking for trouble.

Posted at 9:08AM on Jul 26th 2006 by bobjonez

36. its about time they were busted cause they suck anyway

Posted at 9:12AM on Jul 26th 2006 by steph

37. Coming from someone who has been a wrestling fan for 25+ years and have children who love the new "sports entertainment" era, I applaud the police for doing exactly what they were suppose to. If these "superstars" are going to live their lfe in the public image they need to be held accountable for their actions. You can't be a proper role model for kids if you are out there smoking pot and popping pills. Kids now adays have enough peer pressure to deal with from their everyday life, now we have to worry about this as well. I am very disappointed with this situation and hope that WWE and ECW will take a long hard look at the peolpe they have representing the company!!!

Posted at 9:50AM on Jul 26th 2006 by Tina Davis

38. Correction. RVD and Sabu are not wrestlers for the WWE they are ECW wrestlers. Secondly, RVD is no longer the WWE champion thanks to Edge and no longer the ECW champion thanks to the Big Show. RVD and Sabu I hope you get it together. Best of luck to the both of you.

Posted at 9:55AM on Jul 26th 2006 by Ms. Promo

39. ITHINK THAT ROB AND SABU SET BAD EXAPMLES FOR MY SON .WE ARE ALL WWE AND ECW FANS BUT WERE DO WE DRAW THE LINE . MY SON JUST CANT BELIVE IT ( HES 8) SO TO ALL THE PEPLOE WHO DO SHOWS FOR KIDS NEED TO ACT LIKE THEY SHOULD AND KEEP IT AT HOME WHEN THEY WANT TO F*CK UP .

Posted at 10:00AM on Jul 26th 2006 by tammy

40. I'm sorry for the negative image portrayed by the Ohio State Troopers, however while I did admit smoking pot earlier in the day, I was NOT wearing any clothing celebrating the use of illegal drugs, in fact the hat I was wearing was a camoflague Toronto Blue Jays hat and on this particular hat the logo for the canadian maple leaf and a very small logo of a blue jay both appear green, which is why I am giving the Ohio State Police Trooper the benefit of doubt in what I can only percieve as a poorly lit situation being that it was roadside, and at night.

I would also like to state that my perscription for LORTAB which is a variation of VICODINis valid and was prescribed by a physician employed by the McMahons for a nagging pre-existing injury and I am well within my rights to travel with the medication. My only mistake is that they were not in the bottle from the pharmacy and instead were in a keychain capsule around my neck on a lanyard in which I keep my daily dose at the ready. The actual pharmacy bottle was in my possession at the time of the incident but the officer refused to let me show it to him claiming that he had no reason to believe me since I had admitted to him that the botte was empty and the last dose was in the aforementioned capsule.

I am by no means an angel but the media has aided in blowing this out of context, I would just like to hope that my fans don't loose any respect for me or for what I have worked for. The things I could tell you about the other guys in the industry, without legit injuries or perscriptions would make you hate the industry forever.

Sabu out! One Love!

Posted at 10:17AM on Jul 26th 2006 by Sabu

41. Ok heres the thing. First off, Marijuana is legal in some states for medicinal purposes. Mind you I'm sure RVD's wasnt legal, however what the world needs to understand is that wrestlers especially RVD and Sabu put their bodies on the line constantly. And you know instead of turning to harder drugs to qwench the pain they both im sure are constantly in, they have nothing else that can see them through it. We all including the fuzz that pulled them over, dont have nearly as grueling of a "job". Mind you speeding and smoking while driving although fun, was really the culprit of the altercation and stupid on behalf of RVD. But in todays world of everyone self medicating themselves, (F) society and its need to bash a plant that grows naturally and isn't made of 1000's of chemicals in a lab. Im more pissed about the vicodin that who knows maybe he had a script for. I can really see those guys rollin down the streets of the D trying to score some pot and pills. Its called vinnie mack gots yo back. He knows whats going on, hell he probably supplies them himself. Kinda like steriods back in the day. You know cheers to RVD for giving up the belts, word is he recommended it. Because of the stupid a$$ stigma surrounded by a plant that causes far less harm the alcohol. But you know he realized to "save the business name", he had to let go for a few and watch as the smoke rises and clears the path once again.

Posted at 10:32AM on Jul 26th 2006 by Bob Smith

42. Im sorry to say this, but Champs or not, famous or not, the law is the law and there to protect , it can't pick and choose who to bust for whatever reason, I know it seems kind of minute of a charge, but they did break the law, trust me, I have done worse, but If I got caught , my a** be in jail too!!! Im glad to see not all cops are crooked and pick and choose who they nail!!!

Posted at 10:34AM on Jul 26th 2006 by Cantu

43. I hate to say this but, Im glad to see there is still cops out there who don't pick and choose who they will enforce the law for, Im not famous and trust me have done alot worse than they have done, BUT, there isnt a cop out there who would of let me off the hook...Im not famous, rich, ect....So, if you play , you pay, as small as the infraction may seem....Im glad to see some cops still respect the laws in place to keep everyone on a even level.....Come on' I think RVD and Sabu knew it was wrong, just didn't care, and thought they are BIG ECW stars, so they were exempt......This proves the opposite.!

Posted at 10:41AM on Jul 26th 2006 by Cantu

44. I think wrestleing is GAY. It's a bunch of fairies running around in tights or a speedo. Groping eachother, and besides that it's fake, real fighters fight in the UFC. Now that is the sh*t that makes you want to go train for a fight and if anyone fights in World Fighting League Beat the sh*t out of my sons father, excuse me sperm donor Alex Boom-Boom Rivera he's a joke.

Posted at 10:51AM on Jul 26th 2006 by Keek

45. First off the are on ECW so get that straight. Second so they smoked pot congrats everyone does it.

Posted at 11:24AM on Jul 26th 2006 by Andrew