America Deceived? Wikipedia? What the hell are you people talking about? I see nothing in this article about either of those subjects.

Who?

Can you say steroids... As the late great Freddie Mercury would say" another one bites the dust"

America Deceived? I can't even find what the book is about? Why would I buy such a thing? It sounds like a Kevin Trudeau scam.

I don't see the wikipedia reference so maybe it has been removed, but I think it's sad that the article ends in a - likely completely unrelated - reference to his DUI record. A man has died, and he didn't die behind the wheel of a car, so it is wholly unrelated and just serves to color the reader against Mr. Martin.

Sorry Test. You were a great Heel. As always I hope this wasn't becuase of drugs. You will be missed.

Why is this even news?

Martin didn't "retire"--he was fired from the WWE for failing to comply with their substance abuse policy. TNA fired him after he'd worked there only a month, because they were getting so much bad publicity for hiring a wrestler who was so obviously using pharmaceutical enhancements.

This reporter definitely needs to be FIRED!!! I have absolutely no respect for him as a journalist. I mean he could have at least pretended that he didn't get the info from wikipedia. He might as well have said that "a buddy of mine told me that he used to wrestle with Dwayne Johnson." Wikipedia may become credible some day but it is still definitely not a credible source for news reporting.

reporting is dead, soft news is king