Some thoughts, opinions, and answers to some questions for your Edgeucation today, folks.

Before I get started I'd like to mention that I heard from a very reliable "source" (Bruce Prichard) that Bradshaw and Test lost a handicap tennis match to an 8-year-old girl playing with one hand holding a bag in Houston this week! According to my "source"(Bruce Pritchard), both Superstars were visibly winded, and better yet, Test tried to jump the net and fell on his face! I wish it were recorded. Stick to rasslin, boys!

Ok let's do the neck update. Nothing significant, still training and feeling completely inadequate going to the gym with Alanah, who has a figures competition coming up on May 17th. She looks phenomenal, while I look....well quite a bit less than phenomenal (the dreaded skinny fat guy). I am up to four miles a day on cardio, though.

Went to Livestock 13 down here in Tampa this weekend. It's a weekend long campout concert. I went Saturday to check out Stone Sour, 3 Doors Down, Godsmack, and the real reason: Def Leppard (yes, I'm old). The rest of the bands were actually pretty boring. Sounded good though. I was on stage (at the side) for the Leppard concert, and it was great. I met guitarist Phil Collen after, who seemed like a class act. All in all, a good, but tiring time.

On to the mailbag

People want to know who I'd like to wrestle when I come back. The great and positive thing about this injury is that I'll be a fresh face when I come back. I could resume feuds with Angle, Guerrero, Jericho or Christian. Those guys are always at the top of my list when it comes to opponents, but here's a list of people who I've never done a singles program with, that I'd love to wrestle.

Chris Benoit
Who in this business wouldn't want to work him? We've wrestled each other countless times, on house shows in singles, and mostly tags on TV, and it was fun. I know it would be good, aggressive and physical. I'd relish the opportunity to go against Chris on some pay-per-views.

Triple H
I can hear the Internet booing now. You know what I say? Screw that. I know Hunter and I could put on a hell of a match and program together, and we've never done it. He'd give me time to sell properly, and more than anyone else right now, I'd like to face him.

Rhyno
The most under-utilized man in the business right now. I'd love to get my hands on him (and I mean that in a manly way!). We've faced each other throughout the indies, and twice for WWE (beat ya both times, Manbeast. Not that I'm counting or anything). It would be a pleasure.

Lance Storm
Worked a quick angle (1:08) for the IC Title and it was a blast. We clicked right away, and he's on a short list of favorite opponents, as well as a great friend.

Chief Morley
Very underrated, but one of the best all-around Superstars we have. Plus I'd get to beat the hell out of my brother-in-law. Can't beat that!

Undertaker
Really think we could take what he and Jeff Hardy did to higher levels. While doing my cardio I think alot, and I've pictured what Taker and I could do in a singles match. This match has never happened. We've been in tags, but never singles.

Brock Lesnar
Another guy I clicked with right away. I know what we can do together, but it's never been done on TV.

Shawn Michaels
One of my gurus. It would be amazing to step in there with him, or Flair at least once.

Hulk Hogan
I've done everything but stand across the ring from him. I'd love to feed that Hulk-Up.

Matt Hardy
The complete evolution for us. Tags to singles. The Edge Addicts vs. the MFers. But no more ladder matches (please).

John Cena
I could really play off the white rap thing, character wise. We could have some backstage antics like Kurt and I did. We also clicked in the ring on the few occasions it happened.

Randy Orton
Never wrestled each other, but I know it would be fun. What's weird is that I'd be the grizzled veteran in a lot of these matches. Yikes!

RVD & Rey Mysterio
Rey and I are better off as a team as we've proven. I think it would be the same for RVD and me. You can't fight everybody. You gotta have some friends!

Basically I have a promotion full of guys I can work with when I come back and I honestly feel the sky's the limit. Only 10 and a 1/2 more months, but who's counting?

Time to dip into the Edge-sack again (no dirty comments please).

I was trained by Sweet Daddy Siki and Ron Hutcheson at Sully's Gym in Toronto way back in '92. I was trained the right way. Now many people have claimed to train the ol' Edgemeister, but Siki and Ron are the two who can lay claim. They also trained Christian and Trish, among many others. I've been fortunate to get tips and help from some of the best: Bret Hart, Dory Funk, and every experienced guy I've gotten in the ring with. What I'm trying to get at is you have to go to the school and see for yourself. I've been receiving e-mails that Ron does not do the training at Sully's anymore. If he's not, I can't recommend there, if he is, go for it. Anyone else there I cannot vouch for, but Ron, I can.

A former indy compatriot and great friend of mine, Rob "El Fuego" Etchevarria, has opened a school in T.O., called Squared Circle Training. He has great facilities, and is a hands-on trainer, the most important ingredient to being trained properly. Other than this advice I don't know what to tell all the Edgeheads looking to fill my boots. Just don't do it in a backyard, that's stupid, and you'll get laughed at by promoters. Go to a school. We get hurt, and we know what we're doing. If you want it bad enough, you'll find a way to afford a proper wrestling school.

Another question that I get asked often is where is Gangrel? For those who hopped on the wrestling bandwagon just recently, Gangrel was one-third of a group with Christian and myself called The Brood. We had the best entrance in wrestling ever. At least in my humble and biased opinion. We had a great time teaming together. We were a modern day Lost Boys-type gimmick. He's an awesome person with a heart of gold, who I still e-mail with. He's still doing his thing on the indies today.

This brings me to another friend, and that's Jeff Hardy. I've been flooded with questions about what happened. I don't know much, but I do know it was an amicable split. Does he still love the business. Yes, just not as much as he used to. Read the Hardy's book and you'll see. I can't really speak for Jeff, but I do know he was sick of all the crap regarding him on the net, so I won't add to it. I'll never forget the moments we had in the ring. Take care buddy, we had some fun.

Until next week, you have been Edgeucated

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