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Edge & Kennedy the 30 days first offence and Booker 60 days because it was his second offence, the same as any other wrestler
That doesn't seem like enough really to me.
I guess it is a pretty severe punishment though.
It is still not going to stop wrestlers from using.
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Re: TNA to begin drug testing.
Getting back to the point of TNA, I'm pleased they're doing something here. Needless to say the problem itself in wrestling is a "wrestling" problem and not a WWE or TNA problem so the more companies that test and the more companies that (hopefully) punish those that fail tests, then the more hope I have for a reduction in the fatality rate in the industry.
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