Syfy announced today a special guest appearance by WWE wrestler Edge on an upcoming episode of the “Sanctuary” series.
Edge will be portraying an “abnormal” named Thelo in the season finale of the series, which is scheduled to air in spring 2011.

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In Jim Ross’s latest blog he commented on the Edge retirement rumors and here is what he had to say:

I have not read the latest dirt that Edge is contemplating retirement. Honestly speaking, any athlete that is Edge’s age, he’s still young but has been in wrestling a long time, and has had his laundry list of injuries must obviously ‘think’ about their future if they are smart and Edge is a very smart guy. Edge has earned exceptionally well and he’s been admirably smart with his funds. I see Edge sticking around and contributing a few more years but he will not be one of the guys who’s 50 or more and still wrestling at the local, VFW Hall for grocery money. Edge is a true student of the game and still has so much to give and him being on Smackdown is timely and smart positioning for WWE.

WWE Studios announced today that WWE Superstar Edge will co-star in the studios’ upcoming action-comedy, Bending the Rules, alongside co-stars Jamie Kennedy, Jennifer Esposito, Alicia Witt, Kevin Weisman, Philip Baker Hall and Jessica Walter. The film has begun principal photography in and around New Orleans.

Artie Mandelberg (Inside Out) will direct the film from a screenplay by Dylan Schaffer. Bending the Rules is produced by WWE Studios Executive Vice President Michael Pavone and executive produced by WWE Studios Vice President David Calloway.

Theo Gold (Jamie Kennedy), the New Orleans Assistant District Attorney, is about to have the worst day of his life. Not only does his wife decide to leave him on the eve of his birthday, but he manages to lose a high profile case against detective Nick Blades (Edge). Now, the only thing Theo has left is the car his father, Herb (Phillip Baker Hall), entrusted to him – a 1956 Studebaker Goldenhawk. But when he discovers that his father’s pride and joy has been stolen, Theo is determined to do whatever it takes to get that car back. The same person he just tried to put away, Nick Blades, becomes his only ally in the police department. As the two set off to find the car, action and comedy quickly develop, because the stolen car is merely a small piece of a much larger puzzle. Continue reading »

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– We go backstage with Josh Matthews and the World Heavyweight Champion Jack Swagger. Matthews asks Swagger how he feels after defending the belt against Randy Orton. Swagger says he did exactly what he said he would – dominate Orton. Swagger puts himself over big time. Edge walks in and the crowd pops. Edge says he’s next in line for the World Title. Edge says Swagger has just a few days left with the World Title, unless he gets drafted back to RAW.

– After the match, Ted lays Santino out with the Dream Street. We got to the big screen for the picks. John Morrison comes to RAW. He comes out to the stage and poses for the fans. The next pick will be R-Truth coming to RAW. Truth comes out and dances for the crowd on the stage. He and Morrison hug. The third and final pick for this match is Edge coming to RAW! The crowd pops and out comes Edge to the stage.

Batista slams Sheamus now and gets a 2 count. Orton pulls Batista to the floor and slams him into the steps. Orton goes back in and gets a 2 count on Sheamus now. Batista tries to come back in but Orton catches him with the second rope DDT and nails it. Orton hits the mat and stalks Batista. Sheamus runs over and drops a knee to the head on Orton. Sheamus goes for the Pale Justice edge finisher but Batista spears Sheamus. Batista with a close 2 count on Sheamus. Orton hits the backbreaker on Batista. Sheamus hits the big boot on Batista. Orton hits a powerslam on Sheamus and gets hype. Orton hits the RKO on Sheamus. Orton turns around to Edge entering the ring! Edge spears Orton and lays him out. Batista manages to get his arm on Orton to count as a pin and the win. Batista is your new #1 contender.

Winner and New #1 Contender: Batista

– After the match, Edge walks up the ramp, looking back down at the ring smirking. Batista recovers in the ring and starts to get up. Edge stops at the stage and looks back at Orton. They lock eyes for a second. RAW goes off the air with Edge smiling.

At Extreme Rules, a clear winner will finally be established in the volatile rivalry between two of the most decorated Superstars in WWE, as Chris Jericho battles Edge inside a career-threatening Steel Cage.

“Spear” has become the word of ultimate consequence for Chris Jericho over the past couple of months. Although he overcame The Rated-R Superstar at WrestleMania, his celebration was cut short when his enraged opponent Speared him off the broadcast table. On SmackDown five days later, The Ultimate Opportunist repeated his devastating maneuver. Little did he know the opportunity he was creating was for another Superstar.

After miraculously overcoming nine Superstars in the Money in the Bank Ladder Match at The Show of Shows, Jack Swagger stormed onto Friday night, ready to pick up the pieces of Edge’s assault and turn them into pure glory. After smashing Edge from behind with the Money in the Bank briefcase, Swagger stunned the WWE Universe by cashing it in, capturing his first major World Title from the war-torn Chris Jericho.

In a monumental decision, SmackDown General Manager Theodore Long determined that Jericho and Edge would face each other in a WrestleMania rematch on SmackDown to establish which No. 1 Contender would face the new champion. That match ended in a double count-out, with the two Superstars slugging it out into the crowd. Before the GM could decide the next step, Raw Guest Host David Hasslehoff proclaimed that Swagger would instead put the title on the line against Randy Orton at Extreme Rules, apparently leaving both SmackDown Superstars out in the cold.

Long launched a preemptive strike to try and assure the WWE Universe and Superstars that the World Championship would stay on SmackDown, putting Swagger in a Triple Threat Match against both Edge and Jericho. But, moments after “The All-American American” squeaked his way past his challengers, Jericho took things one step further. “The best in the world at what he does” attacked The Rated-R Superstar’s ankle – the same ankle that kept Edge out of action for six months – and brutalized it using the unforgiving steel ring steps.

After SmackDown ended, General Manager Theodore Long declared that the explosive issues between two of the most cunning Superstars in WWE history would be finally be settled inside the Steel Cage Match at Extreme Rules.

Which of the highly-resourceful WWE elite will prevail inside the dreaded steel structure? Find out at Extreme Rules, Sun, April 25, only on pay-per-view.

CanadianOfTheWeek.com has posted a list of the Top 10 Canadian Wrestlers and Edge comes in at number 3.

Edge
Height: 6’4”
Weight: 240 lbs.
Hometown: Toronto, Ontario
Greatest Match: Edge/Christian vs. Hardy Boyz vs. Dudley Boyz – Wrestlemania X-Seven

Question: What do Bret Hart, the Undertaker, Steve Austin, The Rock, John Cena, and Harley Race all have in common?

Answer: None of them have won as many World Championships in their long, illustrious careers as Edge has.

For those who aren’t keeping score at home, Edge has nine World Championship reigns.

Nine.

In fact, only three men have more World Title reigns than Edge: Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, and Triple H.

Now, I know what you’re thinking, “Gordon, those three guys aren’t Canadian. So, why isn’t Edge the greatest Canadian wrestler of the modern era?”

Well, I’ll tell you. Edge managed to amount that obscene number of World Titles in less than four years. This is due to three things: there are two World Championships, thus two World Champs at a time; titles change hands much more frequently than they used to (case in point: Jeff Hardy is a three-time champion and has zero successful PPV title defenses); and Edge’s “Ultimate Opportunist” gimmick.

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Jim Ross had the said the following in a recent interview:

Ross also talked up the Edge vs. Chris Jericho match for Jericho’s World Hvt. Title, predicting it will steal the show and both men will be mentally prepared after serious tape study.
“They have so much in common – the same skill set, both in their prime, and both goal-oriented guys. I’m not surprised that Edge is back (from injury), but I think that match will be phenomenal,” Ross said. “I think they’ll have a great match and it’s another reason to watch the event. Both of them are real students of the game. There will be a lot more thought put into the matches that is more than the general public will perceive.”