This is incredible stuff right here. Reading or listening to something get spun six ways from Sunday is always an interesting thing but this just goes to new levels. Excerpt:

Accusation:
"…the company…has been criticized for violent and sexually suggestive programming."
Peter Wallsten – The Wall Street Journal – July 2, 2010

Truth:
* All of WWE’s programming has been TV-PG since June 2008.
* Friday Night SmackDown, which made its network debut in 1999 has always been rated TV-PG.
* 87 percent of WWE fans say WWE content is appropriate for families.
* Of the 14 million weekly viewers in the United States that watch WWE programming, six million are women.

Accusation:
"The company also has been accused of looking the other way as wrestlers, feeling pressured to maintain the pumped-up bodies showcased in the W.W.E., turned to steroids."
- Ray Hernandez & Joshua Brustein – The New York Times – July 15, 2010

Truth:
* WWE’s Talent Wellness Policy strictly prohibits the use of steroids, the abuse of prescription medications, performance enhancing drugs and the use, possession and/or distribution of illegal drugs.
* WWE’s entire substance abuse and drug testing policy is independently administered by third party leading medical experts.
* The Talent Wellness Program is designed to result in all WWE Talent being tested at a minimum four times a year, but may result in more frequent testing due to the random selection process.