There’s a monthly feature in WWE Magazine where the editors ransack the WWE warehouse that holds old props, banners, etc. In the latest issue of the magazine, they feature the old WCW Thunder logo sign that was a part of the WCW Thunder set from early 1998 through March 2000. Enclosed in the magazine is a recent picture of the sign in the warehouse and an old photo of the sign in the background as a bikini-clad Madusa makes her entrance to the ring. Anyways, here is what they wrote regarding the sign and WCW Thunder:
“Who could forget WCW’s late 90’s B-show WCW Thunder–where you could catch such titans as Horace Hogan and Lash LeRoux duke it out to see who could make viewers change the channel the fastest. And now the sign–now in its rightful place, forgotten on a junk heap in northern Connecticut-was there for it all.”
The follow press release was sent out today regarding a contest called WWE Dream Job:
According to thousands of guys vying for a dream job opportunity in a nationwide contest working for the WWE, is a guy’s most desired dream job – beating out testing exotic cars or finding the next hot cover model. Out of six fantasy jobs, working in the world of wrestling is the clear front runner in the Speed Stick 24/7 Dream Jobs contest aimed at helping people get a glimpse into some of the most competitive industry jobs.
The WWE is the most sought after career (56%), generating more than half of the entries and a wide lead over other popular choices. Maxim model scout and Car Domain exotic test car driver follow with 15% and 10% respectively.
So what has guys all excited about working at the WWE?
* First-hand experience behind the scenes with the WWE and their Superstars
* WWE Magazine / Superstar or Diva assistant at a photo shoot and get your picture taken with the featured star
* Honorary time keeper for a WWE match
* Help prepare for one of the WWE’s pay-per-view events
* Serve as Fan Ambassador addressing mail and phone calls from WWE fans
* Entire WWE job experience recorded and streamed around the globe on WWE.com
Applications for the Speed Stick Dream Job Contest will be accepted through July 20, 2007 on www.guymennen.com. I encourage you to alert wrestling fans to the WWE opportunity and to share the five other dream job experiences.
For additional information on the Speed Stick Dream Jobs Contest, please contact Michelle Cohen at (212) 798-9786 or Michelle_Cohen@nyc.CohnWolfe.com
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