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Booker T's list of achievements is quite honestly unbelievable

5x WCW World Heavyweight Champion

11x WCW Tag Team Champion (10x Stevie Ray, 1x Test)

6x WCW World Television Champion 

1x WCW United States Heavyweight Champion

1x WWE World Heavyweight Champion

3x WWE United States Champion

1x WWE Intercontinental Champion

3x WWE World Tag Team Champion (1x Test, 1x Goldust, 1x Rob Van Dam)

2x WWF Hardcore Champion

Winner of King Of The Ring 2006

Sixteenth WWE Triple Crown Champion

Eighth WWE Grand Slam Champion

Participant of the first Elimination Chamber

Participant of Money In The Bank match, Wrestlemania 23

1x TNA Legends Champion

Participant in King Of The Mountain match

PWI Tag Team Of The Year (1995, 1996) with Stevie Ray

PWI Most Improved Wrestler Of The Year (1998)

PWI Most Inspirational Wrestler Of The Year (2000)

PWI Ranked #5 of the top 500 singles wrestlers of the year (2000)

Booker and his older brother Lane opened a training facility for aspiring wrestlers and referees alike in 2005 called Pro Wrestling Alliance (PWA).

Since then there have been many TNA superstars that have competed in the promotion, including Jay Lethal, Consequences Creed, and Team 3D.

Booker and his wife Sharmell have also founded the Booker T. Fights For Kids Foundation, which is currently trying to build a 24-hour community center for kids.

They're hoping that the center will feature the latest in technology and recreational activities to provide an alternative to the inner city streets of Houston.

Booker has tried his hand in various sports throughout his life. He played touch football and basketball in high school, and later in life he competed as an amateur boxer.

Booker was able to use some of these skills in the 1-800-COLLECT television commercials that he has done.

After featuring in the advertisements, Booker was cast in television shows "Charmed" and "The Jersey," as well as starring in the 2000 wrestling movie "Ready To Rumble."

After writing this article, I will forever look at Booker T in a different light, as an unsung legend of the professional wrestling world. Just imagine the quality of wrestling that we would've missed out on if his former boss never lent him that $3000...

 sources bleacherreport.com

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Jeffrey Nero "Jeff" Hardy (born August 31, 1977)is an American professional wrestler, who is currently signed to Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA), where he is a former two–time TNA World Heavyweight Champion.He is also known for his stint with the World Wrestling Federation/Entertainment (WWE), where he was a two–time World Heavyweight Champion and a one–time WWE Champion.

Before gaining prominence in WWE, Hardy performed for the Organization of Modern Extreme Grappling Arts (OMEGA), a promotion he ran with his brother Matt.After being signed by WWE, the brothers worked as jobbers,before gaining notoriety in the tag team division, partly due to their participation in Tables, Ladders, and Chairs matches.With the addition of Lita, the team became known as Team Xtreme and continued to rise in popularity.As a tag team wrestler, Hardy is a six-time World Tag Team Champion and a one-time WCW Tag Team Champion.

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health insurance in united states

What is the appropriate word to use when you find out that the top executive at the third largest health insurance company in America raked in 68.7 million dollars in 2010?

How is one supposed to respond when one learns that more than two dozen pharmaceutical companies make over a billion dollars in profits each year? Is it okay to get angry when you discover that over 90 percent of all hospital bills contain "gross overcharges"?

Once upon a time, going into the medical profession was seen as a "noble" thing to do. But now the health care industry in the United States has become one giant money making scam and it is completely dominated by health insurance companies, pharmaceutical corporations, lawyers and corporate fatcats. In America today, just one trip to the hospital can cost you tens of thousands of dollars even if you do not stay for a single night.

The sad thing is that the vast majority of the money that you pay out for medical care does not even go to your doctor. In fact, large numbers of doctors across the United States are going broke. Rather, it is the "system" that is soaking up almost all of the profits. We have a health care industry in the United States that is fundamentally broken and it needs to be rebuilt from the ground up.

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The chairman of Aetna, the third largest health insurance company in the United States, brought in a staggering $68.7 million during 2010

Ron Williams exercised stock options that were worth approximately $50.3 million and he raked in an additional $18.4 million in wages and other forms of compensation.  The funny thing is that he left the company and didn't even work the whole year.

In case you haven't noticed, health insurance companies all over the United States have announced that they are going to raise premiums significantly due to the new law. Of course they are just using it as an excuse. They have been sticking it to us good for the last several decades and they just grab hold of whatever excuse they can find to justify the latest rate hike.

If you are looking for a legal way to drain massive amounts of money out of average Americans just become a health care company executive. Health care has become perhaps the greatest money making scam in the United States. When Americans are sick and have to go to the hospital most of them aren't really thinking about how much it will cost. At that point they are super vulnerable and ready to be exploited.

Insurance is a term which is used to define a situation, where you give a company or organization, either privately owned or non-profit, and the responsibility for monetary help when you are in desperate need of it. Health insurance is a more specific field of insurance, where you seek the help of such organizations to cover for issues related to health, like medicines, surgery, operations, or paying bills of the doctors. But this coverage is provided only if the expense exceeds a certain value, which is predefined prior to accepting the health insurance policy. The health insurance is important for you and your family for the following reasons.

Firstly, due to growing issues of pollution and environment degradation, people are very prone to common diseases. Living in cities and big towns, and working for over eight hours every day even elevate the possibility of contracting some of these diseases, which in turn decreases your productivity. And as a result of this, you need to visit your physician more often, and get prescribed to medicines. Here comes the importance of health insurance policies, which will pay on your behalf, and thus decreasing your overall monthly expenses.

The number of persons without health insurance coverage in the United States is one of the primary concerns raised by advocates of health care reform. According to the United States Census Bureau, in 2009 there were 50.7 million people in the US (16.7% of the population) who were without health insurance. The percentage of the non-elderly population who are uninsured has been generally increasing since the year 2000.

The causes of this rate of uninsurance remain a matter of political debate. Rising insurance costs have contributed to a trend in which fewer employers are offering health insurance, and many employers are managing costs by requiring higher employee contributions. Many of the uninsured are the working poor or are unemployed. Others are healthy and choose to go without it. Some have been rejected by insurance companies and are considered "uninsurable". Some are without health insurance only temporarily. Some choose faith-based alternatives to health insurance.

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This past Monday night on Raw, Sin Cara officially had his first WWE match, and was greeted well by the crowd, some even chanting his name.

However, it seems he is not going over so well with the big boss himself, Vince McMahon.

With Sin Cara having botched two out of three entrances thus far, the botched ones being live, Vince is thinking of scrapping the high-risk entry altogether in favour of a less risky one, according to Wrestling Edge.

My personal speculation is that if this does happen, he could jump to the apron and dive over from there into the ring. That way they can still use the perfectly-timed pyrotechnics, and it will still look impressive to the crowd and TV viewers alike.

With his first match, Cara faced Superstars regular Primo Colada, which is the name given by the woo-woo kid Zack Ryder, who likes to refer to himself as Long Island Iced Z.

With the match giving both superstars a chance to impress, it went well until the finish. With Sin Cara going for his finishing move, Primo slipped and caused Cara to tumble to the outside of the ring, thankfully unscathed.

This is something else Vince is reportedly unhappy with.

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Booker “T” Huffman is one of the most underrated professional wrestlers in the business today.

He has done almost all there is to be done in the world of professional wrestling during his 20 year career, but his story starts much earlier.

Born on March 1, 1965, Booker was raised in the rough area of South Park in Houston, and was the youngest of eight children.

He grew up wanting to be a professional dancer and spent most of his spare time practicing to break dance, along with several of his friends.

The group of them would go from park to park, looking for other kids to challenge or "battle."

After the unfortunate death of his father when he was very young, and the passing of his mother by the time he turned 14, Booker's older brother Lane stepped up to raise Booker and his siblings. 

After high school Booker went on to work a few jobs, including one at a Wendy's restaurant. After working there for 2 1/2 years, Booker and three other employees hatched a plan to rob the restaurant.

Their attempt was unsuccessful and the four men were arrested and sent to jail. Huffman was sentenced to five years, but only spent 19 months inside and spent the remainder of the time on parole. 

Shortly after being released from prison, Booker was working at a storage company in Houston when his brother Lane approached him about checking out a new local wrestling school that was being run by former WWF wrestler Ivan "Polish Power" Putski as part of the Western Wrestling Alliance (WWA).

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