Post by sh17 on Jul 18, 2009 19:30:50 GMT -6
credit:prowrestling.com
For the past several years, Perry Saturn has been absent from the limelight. The former WCW and WWE wrestler has effectively disappeared; no one has publicly confirming his whereabouts.
Fans thought they caught a break this week when a Twitter account, entitled "RealPerrySaturn" hit the web. With the opening comment, "That's right folks, moppy finally convince me to get a twitter page. Wish me luck," the account was believable enough to start return speculation on message boards. F4WOnline.com adds that some WWE wrestlers were also convinced the account was legitimate and that Saturn had resurfaced.
As of press time, however, the former wrestler does not appear to be involved with the account. Chris Jericho tweeted the user a question referencing Saturn's days with the WAR promotion--"what did u call the fat young boy in WAR? What was his nickname?"--and never received a response. Given that Saturn would have been able to answer the question instantly, the going belief right now is that the account is a fake.
For the past several years, Perry Saturn has been absent from the limelight. The former WCW and WWE wrestler has effectively disappeared; no one has publicly confirming his whereabouts.
Fans thought they caught a break this week when a Twitter account, entitled "RealPerrySaturn" hit the web. With the opening comment, "That's right folks, moppy finally convince me to get a twitter page. Wish me luck," the account was believable enough to start return speculation on message boards. F4WOnline.com adds that some WWE wrestlers were also convinced the account was legitimate and that Saturn had resurfaced.
As of press time, however, the former wrestler does not appear to be involved with the account. Chris Jericho tweeted the user a question referencing Saturn's days with the WAR promotion--"what did u call the fat young boy in WAR? What was his nickname?"--and never received a response. Given that Saturn would have been able to answer the question instantly, the going belief right now is that the account is a fake.
