Recently released WWE Diva Lena Yada has issued a statement concerning her firing over in the forums section of www.Unique-Divas.com. Yada posted the following:
So I guess its time i made a statement
I got a call monday morning when i was at the hospital with dad. Kinda knew it was coming to be honest. Am I sad? Yes. Will I move on? Yes. If i will continue to train or seek another outlet is still up in the air.
There are many rumors circulating in the system about the reason for my release. Only Vince himself will know. Iâve had a very fulfilling time so far with WWE. Could i have gone further? I believe yes. BUT! we all have to remember that it is a business at the end of the day. The door is still open for a possible return in the future though so letâs just wait and see shall we?
When darkness surrounds, it is only opportunity for the light to shine even brighter
Never give up on your dreams. Life is filled with disappointment and will challenge you constantly, but it is what you do in the aftermath that defines you as a person.
Love and Aloha,
Lena
DirecTV and Ring of Honor have announced a deal together that will see ROH PPV’s added to their line-up beginning sometime in early 2009. The first PPV announced to air with DirecTV will be the recently taped “Rising Above” show featuring Nigel McGuiness vs Bryan Danielson. DirecTV will be offering ROH Classics in addition to all PPV’s as an InDemand feature.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
