WWE suspends Tiffany over domestic incident with Drew McIntyre
by David Bixenspan on Aug 13, 2010 4:19 PM EDT
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UnnamedSpywareWrestling.com is reporting that WWE has suspended Tiffany (Taryn Terrell) over an inicdent at the hotel in San Jose, CA where the wrestlers were staying. The word within WWE is that there was a domestic incident of some sort between her and husband Drew McIntyre (Drew Galloway, who she married in May) that involved police being called, though there are conflicting reports about whether or not she was arrested. Said website is waiting on a phone call from the San Jose Police Department's public affairs office about whether or not she was arrested. WWE has not publicly announced the suspension as of yet.
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I think we can forget about Drew McIntyre ever getting another major push
If Vince cut off Batista’s push for losing a fight to Booker T, imagine what he’d do to Drew for losing a fight to a woman.
by Cox813 on Aug 14, 2010 8:55 AM EDT via mobile reply actions
It’ll be interesting to see what happens to her. Dave Meltzer has always hinted at her having friends in high places (which is why she was general manager of ECW despite atrocious acting skills) so maybe her “friend” will go out on a limb for her again.
Rhyno was fired right away for much, much less (I don’t believe he was arrested, or assaulted anyone, sans the flower plot, like Tiffany is alleged to.)
That was during...
WrestleMania weekend, however.
But yeah, Rhyno didn’t have the clout to be pulling a stunt like that anyway.
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by Applejack McNeil on Aug 14, 2010 7:48 PM EDT up reply actions
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