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<blockquote class='quote\\_blockquote'><dl><dt>Quote:</dt><dd> </dd></dl><div>-- Legendary ring announcer Howard Finkel denied an assumption that he is upset with Lilian Garcia returning to WWE as SmackDown ring announcer.
"Not true; glad she's back!" he tweeted in response to a fan calling him a 'bawbag'. "But what is true is that you need to look in the mirror to see who the real bawbag is! BLOCKED!"
The WWE Hall of Famer added in response to possible "heat" between the two: "Heat? That's an NBA team that plays in Miami! Happy for Lilian and her WWE return!"
The assumption is based on Finkel appearing annoyed when asked about Garcia's return during last Monday's WWE.com live chat. He then agreed with a fan's remark that he should be brought back as a ring announcer.
-- Triple H, who came out to "For Whom the Bell Tolls" by Metallica at Wrestlemania XXVII, cut a video promo at the heavy metal band's 30th anniversary show Saturday night at The Fillmore in San Francisco, California.
"The Game" appeared in character as he thanked Metallica for providing the soundtrack to his wrestling career. The video message was played on a large screen while personnel cleared the stage after Death Angel performed. [/quote]
"Not true; glad she's back!" he tweeted in response to a fan calling him a 'bawbag'. "But what is true is that you need to look in the mirror to see who the real bawbag is! BLOCKED!"
The WWE Hall of Famer added in response to possible "heat" between the two: "Heat? That's an NBA team that plays in Miami! Happy for Lilian and her WWE return!"
The assumption is based on Finkel appearing annoyed when asked about Garcia's return during last Monday's WWE.com live chat. He then agreed with a fan's remark that he should be brought back as a ring announcer.
-- Triple H, who came out to "For Whom the Bell Tolls" by Metallica at Wrestlemania XXVII, cut a video promo at the heavy metal band's 30th anniversary show Saturday night at The Fillmore in San Francisco, California.
"The Game" appeared in character as he thanked Metallica for providing the soundtrack to his wrestling career. The video message was played on a large screen while personnel cleared the stage after Death Angel performed. [/quote]