Picture this, static cars, idling engines, angry horns, now picture you, zooming past

it all, light and breezy, ah, the sweet feeling of whizzing past traffic.

Make your train journey via vantewescoast.co.uk, a vantewescoast, feel good travel.

The whole goal of wrestling and wrestlers is to trick you, it's weird right? We actively

want to be conned and we're not conned well enough, we get mad and go and tweet about it.

And no other walk of life is that a thing, and nor should it be. Honesty is a very important

tool. If a promotion can get you to go wait a minute, it's done it's job though. On

top of this there's the odd use site that just likes to make rumours up, but even those

are usually met with some debate about what it would mean for an industry if such whispers

were true. It's like a carnival of confusion. The trick is not to believe everything

you read.

Time for what culture please hit that subscribe button, this is nine wrestling hoaxes that

fall the internet.

Number nine, Vince McMahon is going to buy Newcastle United. This had so much buzz around

it at one point it even made it onto UK radio and as soon as that happened every wrestling

fan, like me, decided it must be true, because we're idiots. The real selling point ironically

was that owner Mike Ashley had long been touted as wanting to get rid of the club, so who

better than Vince McMahon? Way back in 2011, this intensified however, when Sun Shane

was reportedly keen to invest in Newcastle as part of a consortium bit. As we know this

never happened, but can you imagine, especially when we look at WWE in comparison to the

Magpies? One company will try and sign everyone, the other refuses to do so. And yes, that

was a football joke, I won't make any more. It may have been a true heroic moment for

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