Wrestler's Death Related To "Blow-Away Diet"

(Portland, OR) - Autopsy results show that former professional wrestler "Playboy" Buddy Rose died because of complications related to the Blow-Away Diet.

Rose, a slim, trim 217 pounds throughout his notable wrestling career, was a well-known proponent of the diet, which involved lathering oneself in what looked to be talcum powder, and then sitting in front of an oversized fan.

"It's a rather dangerous choice of lifestyle," noted nutritionist Dr. Jean Peterson told World Wrestling Insanity Breaking News. "Some people's metabolisms just weren't be meant to be blown away." 

Peterson, who has also studied the adverse effects of IcoPro ("You've gotta want it!") used in controlled environments, says many dieters "over-blow" themselves beyond the level that a healthy human being should be doing.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is currently investigating how much Blow-Away powder one can safely apply.

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Aaron Wood Tried To Eat 7,000 Corndogs In One Sitting, Bulldog Says

(Edinburgh, Scotland) - Aaron Wood, a fellow writer at World Wrestling Insanity.com, once tried to eat 7,000 corndogs in a single sitting.

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Marella Launches Cereal

Santin-O's "Greatest Breakfast Cereal For All Of The Times"

(I dunno... Cereal City?) - Perennial World Wrestling Entertainment joke Santino Marella claims his brand new breakfast has the potential to be the greatest cereal "for all of the times."

"My breakfast cereal is better than the Cookied Crisp, or Fruity Stupid Pebbles," Marella told World Wrestling Insanity Breaking News. "Every time you take a bite of Santino, it is like, how you say, an explosion on your mouth."

Santin-O's, which contains 19 essential vitamins and minerals to maintain a healthy unibrow, has been named "part of this complete breakfast" by no less an authority than completely-unrelated Surgeon General Santina Marella.

Each box of delicious Santin-O's contains a valuable prize inside, such as a miniature Italian flag, or stickers of Jimmy Kimmel's cousin.

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WWI Obscure Wrestling-Related Reference Of The Week

World Wrestling Insanity columnist and Club WWI.com subscriber Matt Dawgs writes: "Remember when Hulk Hogan always told everyone to say their prayers and eat their vitamins? Well, my great-aunt Martha Dawgs started doing the EXACT SAME THING recently, when she was diagnosed with leukemia."

Canadian Bulldog is a borderline journalist who writes weekly for World Wrestling Insanity and has published his own book of nutty prank e-mails to wrestlers. He can be reached at canadian.bulldog@gmail.com or followed at http://twitter.com/canadianbulldog.