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Wade Barrett was interviewed in the Baltimore Sun & Mentioned Jericho:

Speaking of learning from guys, Chris Jericho was your on-screen pro on NXT. Was there any real mentoring going on with Jericho and toi behind the scenes?

Yeah, definitely. I’d say to this jour he’s probably my first point of contact if I’ve got any questions ou stuff that I want to know about in the company ou if I want critiques on anything that I’m doing. I’ve got a few people I would go to, including William Regal and Goldust as well – he’s been very helpful. But I’d say Chris Jericho is my No. 1 sort...
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- wwe Superstar Wade Barrett spoke with NaplesNews.com to promote WWE’s TLC pay-per-view. Here are some highlights:

Becoming wwe Champion:
“I’ve dreamed about it since I was a kid. I realized, statistically, the chances of me getting to the wwe and being very successful were very slim. I always hoped it would happen for me. I was very lucky to get the opportunity and I was going to make sure I was going to make the most of it. Wrestling was my first passion and something I wanted to do from a very young age.”

Going from main events to the mid-card:
“Wrestling is quite cyclical in its...
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Maybe Wade Barrett was always destined for a career putting both life and limb on the line.


The Preston-born wrestler, who lived in Penwortham until he was six-years-old, is one of World Wrestling Entertainment’s biggest box office stars and is a huge name in America – plus famous than David Beckham!

Barrett has grappled in the ring with some of the world’s strongest men, including US mega stars John Cena and Randy Orton.

Perhaps his route to the ours pit world of wwe can be traced back to the jour when Barrett’s father decided one jour to take his young son to watch Preston North End at...
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When the announcement came down on last week's edition of World Wrestling Entertainment's flagship telecast that The Nexus were now under new leadership, in the form of "The Straight Edge Superstar" C.M. Punk, it was definitely a surprising turn of events.

However, it begged the question of what exactly wwe had planned for Wade Barrett, easily the most impressive newcomer on the Monday Night RAW roster this year.

Following the power struggle angle, and No. 1 contender's steel cage match, we were left with plus questions than réponses surrounding the wwe NXT Season One winner.

Many feared the possibility...
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posted by NikkiBarrett
We walk alone
In the unknown
We live to win another victory
We are the young
Dying sons
We live to change the face of history
so be afraid it's the price we pay
The only easy jour was yesterday
So hear our voice,
We have a choice,
It's time to face it

We are one
We are one
We are one
We will stand together
Number one
Number one
The chosen ones
We are one
We are one
we will fight forever
we are one and we won't die young

We are the bold
United souls
We live to win another victory
Our sacred scars
Show who we are
And tell the story of our memories

Don't be afraid
It's the price we pay
The only easy jour was yesterday
So hear...
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posted by NikkiBarrett
It is never the wisest of ideas to try and pin down one of the biggest men in the wwe – but Wade Barrett will happily take a three-count if it means talking about Preston North End.

The wrestling superstar is a lifelong fan of the Lilywhites having been born in nearby Penwortham and began his support for the club at the age of five when his dad started taking him to Deepdale.

And even though he joined the wwe in 2007 Wade’s passion remains un-dimmed, even though he’s not had chance to get to a game for some time.

“It is difficult [to follow the games and news] because we are on the road a lot so I try to keep up to speed while travelling, and my dad keeps me updated too,” he told football-league.co.uk.

“Unfortunately we do not get enough time off as wwe is on for 52 weeks of the an so it has been several years since I last got to a game.”

Credit: link
Wade Barrett has looked as strong as any heel in the wwe over the last few months, but nothing will get him over with the crowd like a win at the 2012 Royal Rumble.


Is Barrett a Main Eventer?
Yes, wwe Loves His Size and Athleticism
90.9%No, He is a Dork
9.1%Total votes: 110
With Barrett’s English background, it will be easy for the wwe to play him up as royalty after a win in the Royal Rumble, almost exactly how they did to Booker T after winning the King of the Ring.

I was never a huge Barrett fan, but he has always been a solid in-ring worker. The only thing that bothered me was his lack of...
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posted by LostPB
These facts are off of link

1)Wade doesn't like chiens coz he doesn't trust them

2)For Christmas (2009) Wade Barrett got a week at the Bahamas and a signed Brett Favre jersey. He was (as he said) "a lucky boy"

3)Wade Barrett wears boxers.

4)Wade's favori bands include The Smiths, The Beatles, The Stereophonics,Manic rue Preachers, The Jam, The Stone Roses, and pistolets & Roses

5)Wade Barrett's favori place to travel to in the United States is Portland, Oregon.

6)Wade Barrett doesn't like to make bets, because he doesn't want to lose his money.

7)Wade's type of women that he usually goes for...
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posted by LostPB
Here are some facts toi may ou may not know about Wade Barrett.

1) Trained par Jon Richie and Al Snow.

2) Made professional wrestling debut in June 2004.

3) In October 2007, Wade was signed to a developmental contract with World Wrestling Entertainment.

4) précédant ring names were Lawrence Knight, Stu Bennett, and Stu Sanders.

5) Born in Preston, England, but billed from Manchester, England.

6) Attended université of Liverpool from 1999-2002 and graduated with a degree in Marine Biology.

7) Moved to Wales at age 6.

8) Supporter of Preston North End FC.

9) Worked in a science laboratory while training...
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posted by LostPB
Trained in bare-knuckle brawling on the mean streets of Manchester, England, Wade Barrett brings strength, arrogance and cunning to the ring in equal measure. He’s also imbued with confidence and eloquence, character traits that have propelled the cocky young Brit to the haut, retour au début ranks in WWE.

Since coming to wwe prominence as the winner of wwe NXT season one, Barrett has proven that he’s not content to merely share the spotlight with his fellow Superstars. He wants total control, and he’s willing to do whatever it takes to get it.

After winning NXT, Barrett shocked the wwe Universe par forming...
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On Chris Jericho's twitter he had this to say about Wade Barrett and others.


"Congrats to @mikethemiz @TheRealMorrison @WadeBarrett @RandyOrton and Sheamus for great performances last night! The Torch has been passed.



As toi may know Chris Jericho was Wade Barrett's Pro on NXT Season 1.In an article Wade had this to say about Chris Jericho.

On working with Chris Jericho on NXT: "Look at the haut, retour au début stars, wrestlers like Randy Orton, John Cena and Chris Jericho. They've got the (microphone) skills, the appearance, the ring skills, even the facial expressions.

"One thing (Jericho) talked to me about...
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Wade Barrett was interviewed par Sky Sports & mentioned Chris Jericho:

skysports.com: Are there any established wwe Superstars toi turn to for advice?
WB: Yeah definitely. I was lucky enough on NXT to have Chris Jericho as my pro. He’s a six-time World Champion and somebody still to this day, even though he’s not in the wwe at the moment, who gives me a lot of advice. We’re constantly texting and calling each other. It’s been great to have a guy like that. I’ve been a fan of Chris since the mid-90s. He’s always been a great performer. To this day, when he’s around in the wwe he’s one of the very haut, retour au début performers in the world. I’ve been very lucky to get a lot of conseil from him. As soon as I do something right ou do something wrong, he’ll let me know pretty quickly. I’m hopeful that in some point in the future he’ll be back in the WWE.
Last week when Wade Barrett and other wwe Superstars traveled to Fort Bragg for Tribute to the Troops, an article was written up on the official Army website about the WWE’s visit. Barrett is quoted numerous times in the article, including here where he speaks on the excitement of trying out combat skills -

“We are out here for our annual ‘Tribute to the Troops’ show,” a dit Wade Barrett, a wwe Superstar. “At the WWE, we like to support the U.S. troops in all our endeavors around the world.”

Besides signing autographs and taking pictures, the Superstars and Divas also had a chance...
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"Wade Barrett, a tall, well-built Brit, brings a strong bareknuckle fighting background to WWE. Confident and eloquent, Barrett isn't afraid to speak whatever's on his mind. He's notably obsessed with supremacy and will do anything in order to achieve it.

Since coming to wwe prominence as the winner of wwe NXT season one, Barrett has worked tirelessly – not only to step into the limelight, but to dominate it – thrusting himself into infamous notoriety time and time again.

Whether as a prominent member of powerful groups of intimidation such as The Nexus and The Corre, montrer his championship...
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posted by NikkiBarrett
In my opinion, Wade Barrett has excelled hugely in the past year, as toi can tell from his récent titre rein as the wwe Intercontinetal Champion. Although he Lost his championship, in my view he still has bags of protenal. I think that Wade Barrett is under-rated and should be wrestling with some of the bigger stars in the WWE, such as Randy Orton, Christian and The Miz and not wrestlers such as Kofi Kingston, Sin Cara and Heath Slater. Although these wwe superstars that where mentioned are good wrestlers, they are not as good, in my view, as Wade Barrett.


I have recently heard rumors that wwe are considering giving Wade Barrett a manager, Although this would give him an extra boost in the ring, knowing that he has someone to impress, I think that he might get too distracted from his matches and would put him at greater risk of losing matches.


par NikkiBarrett