Possible Sacrifice spoiler.

[Bodom]

As of 1640 central time, wikipedia announced RVD as the champion via victory in a ladder match on May 13th @ Sacrifice.

Do we believe Wiki on this?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TNA_World_Heavyweight_Championship

A more accurate statement would be:

"Do we believe this random schmuck who edited a wikipedia page to troll the Internet".

Here's the answer.

*SPOILER ALERT*

 

no

[Bodom]

Then again.

Wikipedia did successfully predict <REDACTED>

[HeelTurn]

It will be about as reliable as some of the new stories on here.

Side note, please let it be false, not RVD anyone but RVD.

[TheRockerGother]

35fbr5.jpgWell then,...

[Bodom]

Oh look. Wikipedia was wrong.

Shocking

[Tommy Thunder]

Oh look. Wikipedia was wrong.

Shocking

When I saw that you'd commented on this, I suspected that you'd written something along these lines lol!

[Darkside Ron Garvin]

No. Because as you can see, anyone can edit that page. Some RVD mark obviously edited that in, and when a wiki man saw it and checked for verification and citation, he saw that it wasn't true and deleted it.

I know TT, I just found it funny. My lil sis is in college and we have this debate quite often. A teacher of hers allows people to use Wiki as a source of reference. She and I had a discussion the previous day as to why Wiki is not something to be used, to which she agreed, but when she is in class and someone cites Wiki as a P.O.R., she proceeds to take every action possible to disprove said statement. I found it humorous that the exact situation presented itself so I decided to see if I could get a mild reaction out of the topic (even opting to send a copy to Ryan Clark just to see if he would comment on Wiki post). I guess we all do strange things to amuse ourselves after being at work for 12 hours straight, but I still found it to be funny due to several people across several other sites taking it for fact and running with it. =)