source: Wrestling Observer

Based on information received from investigators in the Albany, NY district attorneys office, World Wrestling Entertainment decided to finally take some action. WWE officially suspended 10 wrestlers earlier today.

Names have yet to be released, but it should be quite obvious over the next week or so when you notice that certain individuals are missing from television and house shows when they were at events this past week.

Apparently, the suspensions are based on proof of wrestlers using Signature Pharmacy or another internet prescription type firm for their drugs. Getting drugs over the internet is prohibited by the WWE Wellness policy. You need to have a doctor’s notice to be able to get away with using drugs. That explains why Chris Benoit passed so many tests even though he was using an exorbitant amount of steroids while the WWE Wellness policy was in place.

WWE officials informed all wrestlers that beginning on November 1, 2007, WWE will publicly release the names of anyone who is suspended under drug policy violations. In the months/years prior, it was company policy to not publicly announce the names of suspended performers. You’d have to go on internet wrestling websites to find out about wrestlers being suspended.

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