Bret Hart and Hulk Hogan – two of the biggest names of professional wrestling recently involved in a verbal battle. The war of words started when WWE Hall of Famer Bret Hart was asked about his opinion on another WWE Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan. Hart tweeted: “Hogan’s nothing but a two-faced, backstabbing, steroid freak who deserved everything he got.” Hogan didn’t take long to respond to Bret as he tweeted the very next saying,” Listen to where Bret’s speaking from, it’s funny he’s done everything he’s saying I did.” Next came Bret’s lethal slap when he tweeted, “HulkHogan4Real That’s not what John Graziano thinks, dickhead.” John Graziano is the young man who was riding Nick Hogan’s car that meet an accident on August 2007. Graziano is now left permanently brain damaged and his family, after receiving an undisclosed amount of money from Hulk, settled the lawsuit. Now it will be interesting to see what Hogan comes up with.

According to some sources, Jersey Shore star Snooki will be at Raw next week. In recent weeks, WWE superstar John Cena was found trading messages with Snooki on Twitter. There she was found expressing her love for WWE and how eager he is to meet Cena. Snooki, real name Nicole Polizzi, seems to be in talks with the organization and an appearance deal may have already been struck between them.

Along with “Hacksaw” Jim Duggan, “Bullet” Bob Armstrong and HBK Shawn Michaels, WWE has now officially confirmed the name of Tammy “Sunny” Sytch in the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2011. Tammy enjoyed most of her success in WWE as “Sunny” from 1995 to 1998. She participated in WrestleMania XXV in 2009 in the 25 Diva Battle Royal for the crown of “Miss WrestleMania”.

He was spotted recently at Miami and it speculates his chances of attending this year’s Hall of Fame. WWE will induct one of their biggest superstars, the “Heart Break Kid” Shawn Michaels this year in the Hall of Fame and both Shawn and Triple H are known to be good friends with Ric Flair. In fact, had Flair have not joined TNA, WWE would have inducted HBK by Ric; Shawn too loved the idea. But Ric Flair is now working in Dixie Carter’s TNA and after all the honor and on air footage that WWE gave him prior to his retirement, Vince McMahon certainly wasn’t happy to see him joining  another wrestling promotion. However, Ric will be present during Shawn’s induction but WWE cameras won’t follow him. If you call it disrespect, Ric Flair earned it!

Sin Cara aka Mistico is now the latest member of the WWE family.  The official announcement was made during a press conference in Mexico City, the hometown of the popular wrestler. Sin Cara already has got a strong fan following and with his high flying style and stunning acrobatics, he will expectedly reach new heights at WWE.

Jerry “The King” Lawler, the color commentator of WWE Raw recently said in an interview that his long time announcement partner and friend Jim Ross may well be back as WWE announcer in near future. Lawler agreed to the fact they shared a tremendous chemistry and JR still have it in him to be back on air. JR is suffering from Bell’s palsy which is very similar in effects to a stroke.  His health is the sole reason why he is kept away from TV and once he is fit again, Lawler believes we can again see the “Good Old JR” back on TV.

They may have been the worst enemies in the ring, but Chris Jericho has a heart full of respect for HBK Shawn Michaels.  In fact, he is so respectful about the Heart Break Kid that he openly stated that if nobody in this business ever deserves Hall of Fame more than Shawn Michaels and it includes the likes of Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair, The Rock or even Stone Cold Steve Austin.  Jericho was found saying, “Shawn is the epitome of what the Hall of Fame is because to me he is the best performer of all time.” He is currently promoting his second autobiography “Undisputed”.  His first autobiography “A Lion’s Tale” was a best-seller.

It’s time for WWE to taste some impudence! The company had plans to induct the Ultimate Warrior into WWE Hall of Fame class of 2010. This year bears some extra sparks from the history as it celebrates the twentieth year of the historic “Title for Title” match in Wrestlemania VI. That phenomenal show insinuated the rise of another superstar after legendry Hulk Hogan; it demonstrated the rise of Ultimate Warrior. Moreover, this year’s Wrestlemania is going to take place in Phoenix, Warrior’s hometown. But Warrior, as unpredictable as he is, refused to accept WWE’s invitation and it seems the bad blood is still not over.

WWE gave Warrior a huge push by enabling him to defeat Hulk Hogan, the face of wrestling business in those days. But the WWE-Ultimate Warrior honeymoon didn’t last as long as the brand expected and during his checkered WWW career the wrestler was fired thrice by the President Vince McMahon. At 1991 Summerslam, Warrior was fired for the first time. Warrior claims that he was fired because McMahon was not interested to live up to the terms of an agreement where he would pay Warrior Hulk Hogan level money. On the other hand, McMahon spread the myth for years that Warrior held him up for money on the very night of the event and that was the reason to fire him. Nobody will be able to know the true reason behind the bad blood between WWE and Ultimate Warrior but we are safe to say money has always been a major factor.

Surprisingly, WWE is inducting Wendi Richter into the Hall of Fame this year. She is known to be the first person whom Vince screwed out from her title. Though Wendi is no match for the Ultimate Warrior; both popularity and persona wise; but she, ironically, is being honored in a year when Vince will be facing the man he screwed some 13 years ago.