May 14 Edition of Review-A-Raw

To be clear, I don't think this issue has anything to do with her announcing mistake. The idea that Hemme should be embarrassed this way for announcing the wrong name is ridiculous. My interpretation was that it was simply Aries making light of an awkward situation by making it even more awkward.

I don't think he did it with any malicious intent, but yes, it was a bad rib, especially when you're working for a company Viacom.

I have a separate question, how are you guys allowed to use CBC coverage for your podcasts? Is it because you dont charge money for the podcasts?

Well my Hemme should get more heat for messing up names was a separate point. I certainly don't think a form of punishment for not doing your job should be some sort of assualt or embarrassment.

I think Aries thought he was going to get heat by doing this and playing the heel character. IF Hemme was annoyed she should have dealt with it behind closed doors and not gone public and the appropriate actions will have taken place but no, she made it public and that should also be punishable imo.

Maybe you didn't see my post above but i do say there that I don't think Hemme deserved to be embarrassed (if she thought she was) because she said something wrong. I just wanted to point out seperately thats shes shit at her job and is lucky to have a career. That is a seperate point.

I think in in the improvised enviroment that pro wrestling is you can easily empathize with what Aries did. If Hemme thought he crossed a line she should have dealt with it professionally, telling her superior internally and the appropriate actions will have been taken if its deemed Aries did something wrong.

She has been unprofessional in this incident by making a mistake with the names and then going public. Aries only potentially went over the line as a heel character who was improvising.

I am going to say this and I know it is late and everything. To all the people on here defending Ares for his actions. You need to remember this, actions of the past do not dictate what a person feels. What I mean by this is simple, I seen people pointing out Hemme's Past with the WWE. She was on a talent search, she had to make herself stand out and the fact she was doing a lot of posing in bikini's, playboy, and so on and so forth, doesn't mean she deserves someone's groin in her face.
Wei says it is a heel thing. Well if you are a Mark you can think that all you want. We are so used to heelish moves that sometimes we forget there is a line you do not cross. Like Abraham Washington's joke on Kobe Bryant. Not done in good taste. You have to remember this is a lot like performing arts. In fact, it IS a performance art. Sure you expect some things, but like when Marilyn Manson humped a Security Guards head in a concert some time ago, sometimes it can be taken too far. Ares took it to far. He backed a girl in a corner and stood on the ropes where her face was in his groin.
He could have done things like move her out of the way, he chose not to. Instead he did that, really it was him embarrassing her. Is that a heel trait? Yes. Does it make him justified? No. Wei got so pissed that Pollock was offended that it offended me.
I stopped watching wrestling but listen to podcasts on it. I saw the video, I saw Ares' actions for myself. What I saw looked like a guy forcing himself on a woman. Which if I remember I have heard Wei actually say was disgusting in a different podcast. Not much different, "Her head wasn't touching him." Doesn't make it okay. Wei or people defending Ares, put yourself in her shoes, would you like a guy's dick in your face even if it was a show? If Wei doesn't mind it, let Pollock do that to him and see how he likes it.
I know this is late but Wei should look at some of the comments of people on his side, some looked sexist. I think Ares should apologise on air at the least. At the most, be fined a bit. Either way, normally I take Wei's side because Pollock is a little bitch at times. This time, gotta take Pollock's side.
Though if I wanted to be an ass I could point out Chinese and Japanese traditions and how it pertains to women, but I am not going to stoop to a low blow or come off as racist. If you want to know look it up.

^unfortunately, not when it comes to sports. Fans/members of the team don't give a shit about the victim, only that they are threatening the success of their team.