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I know, I want Chris Jericho back too Coco...
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I'm down like a clown that's just flown into town.
Note: "Flown" doesn't rhyme with the others, I know. I wasn't under the impression that it did.
It was kind of a mini-feud. Mostly, it was just RVD coming for Christian's Intercontinental Championship for a few weeks. Started with a triple threat for the belt involving Chris Jericho at Unforgiven 2003. Christian would retain and face Van Dam the following night on Raw, ultimately using a ladder to lay Van Dam out. The next week they had a memorable ladder match in Chicago to close the show. Van Dam would win the belt on that night. The two would also be on opposing teams at Survivor Series a couple months later. I'd certainly up for seeing those two in... one more match.
I thought they only fine for marijuana use. Has that been changed?
Ibelieve it was finally added to the Wellness Policy in mid 2009, but I'm not exactly certain. I remember reading something a while ago about some of the boys being really bummed out about it, hence the switch to the more recently banned synthetic stuff.
http://corporate.wwe.com/company/abuse_policy.jsp said:B. FOR POSITIVE MARIJUANA DRUG TESTS
In the event of any positive test for marijuana, the WWE Talent shall be fined Two Thousand Five Hundred US Dollars ($2,500.00) per positive test, which shall be deducted from the WWE Talent's downside guarantee.
They went to K2 to avoid the $2.5K fine, which made sence until K2 became a suspendable offence.
Why does nobody actually bother to look up the wellness policy? It's not exactly hard to find.
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I'd say the biggest hurdle is who does WWE have for him to face that would be interesting?