partial source: Wrestling Observer
The recently released Francine Fournier finally broke her silence by posting the following message on her MySpace page (myspace.com/francinefournier). It appears as though that she'll go back to appearing on indy shows again as she has taken some bookings for December. In the meantime, she'll be taking some time off due to the standard 90-day no-compete clause.
I really love you all!!!
Just wanted to say "thanks" for all the wonderful comments you have left me. Just know that I am fine and very happy with the way things worked out. I'm taking some time off but I did take some bookings for the month of December so when I get more info on them, I will post it here!
Hope all of you are having a good week so far. Love you all and thanks again for all of your support! You all rock!!!
Francine xoxo
Prior to the 10/15 WWE SuperShow in Los Angeles, Vince McMahon held a meeting regarding The Marine. In light of the mediocre opening weekend box office results for the movie, McMahon said that the movie was on target for what they expected and called it "very successful." Afterwards, the road agents were parroting McMahon's boastful words to talent. However, within the movie industry, The Marine has been universally labeled as being unsuccessful.
In a sharp contrast to the week before, Kevin Federline's 2nd appearance on RAW failed to generate much mainstream coverage - if any. We have yet to receive a report regarding any mainstream media mention for his second appearance.
