The former WWE and TNA wrestling star, Matt Hardy, is back in jail. Hardy was arrested early Saturday morning after he was reportedly booted from a rehabilitation center after failing a Breathalyzer test.

The 37-year-old was booked into the jail at 1:40 a.m. on Saturday. Jeff Hardy, his brother, is back competing in TNA Wrestling after receiving 10 days in jail, 30 days probation, and a fine of $100,000 in a September plea bargain that stemmed from his 2009 arrest on drug charges.

From Thepilot.com:

Multiple wrestling websites are reporting that Hardy was expelled from the rehab program on Nov. 18 after he failed a Breatha-lyzer test. Members of the rehabilitation center staff administered the test after they became suspicious of Hardy’s behavior, according to TMZ.com.

Hardy said he wasn’t drinking and had failed the test because he’d just used mouthwash, TMZ reported.

“I’m reading a lot of ridiculous things on the ‘dirtsheets’ tonight,” Hardy’s girlfriend, Reby Sky, said on Formspring. “So to clear things up: I could have bailed him out and did not. He’s still in jail. Have fun with that.”

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Former WWE and TNA Wrestling star Matt Hardy was released from the Moore County detention center in North Carolina, according to a report by The Wrestling Globe Newsletter.

The wrestler was sent to the detention center after failing a breathalyzer test while in WWE-sponsored rehab earlier this month.

From Wrestleheat.com:

Hardy will be having a hearing this Wednesday related to his driving while intoxicated charges that he received in September 2011. At the time, police found anabolic steroids, a dose of ecstasy, and drug paraphernalia after a search of his home when his girlfriend, Reby Sky, called police saying that he “needed help”.

Hardy was arrested after the failed test and sent to jail.

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On Friday, Matt Hardy was thrown out of court-ordered rehab for being drunk and failing a breathalyzer test.

The staff at the rehab got suspicious of Hardy’s behavior and gave him an immediate breathalyzer test – which he failed.

From Celebdirtylaundry.com:

According to TMZ, Hardy was adamant he wasn’t drinking and said he only failed because he had “just used mouthwash.”

The staff wasn’t buying that story and gave Hardy the boot – sadly Hardy still had about a month to go before he was through with rehab. I guess it’s fair to say that rehab wasn’t working for him… .

On September 12, 2011, Hardy was arrested on yet another DWI charge, with a court date set for November 30. Hardy was arrested for the third time in a month on September 14, when his girlfriend Reby Sky called 911, claiming that he was “strung out on pills and needed help.” Police found 20 vials of anabolic steroids, one dose of ecstasy, drug paraphernalia and $1,900 in cash after conducting a search of his home. Hardy was arrested on charges of possession with intent to sell or deliver a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance, maintaining a drug dwelling and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Entering rehab was one of the conditions for Hardy’s release from custody on his latest arrest that the wrestler portrayed as he was going to check himself into a WWE sponsored rehabilitation center for the next three months.

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According to TMZ, Matt Hardy has been kicked out of the WWE-sponsored impatient drug rehab after he was found violating the terms of the release agreement on drug charges in September.

Staff members at the rehab facility were suspicious of the wrestler’s behavior and gave him a breathalyzer test, which he failed.

From Bleacherreport.com:

After he came to the release agreement but before the arrest went public, Hardy announced that he was going to enter a drug rehab program as part of WWE‘s program where they pay for it for former WWE wrestlers and referees. He had been released by WWE last year after a string of strange incidents, ending what was effectively a 13-year run in the company (he was fired for a few months in 2005 but returned right before his severance pay period ended).

Hardy was arrested in September and was charged with possession with intent to sell or deliver a schedule III controlled substance (vials containing 200 mL of anabolic steroids) besides other charges.

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In accordance with its Talent Wellness Program, WWE has suspended Fred Rosser for 30 days effective Wednesday, October 5 for his first violation of the company’s policy.

The WWE Wellness Policy was instituted shortly after the sudden death of Eddie Guerrero rocked the company.

From Corporate.wwe.com:

In accordance with its Talent Wellness Program, WWE (NYSE:WWE) has suspended Fred Rosser (Darren Young™) for 30 days effective Wednesday, October 5 for his first violation of the company’s policy.

WWE, a publicly traded company (NYSE: WWE), is an integrated media organization and recognized leader in global entertainment. The company consists of a portfolio of businesses that create and deliver original content 52 weeks a year to a global audience. WWE is committed to family friendly entertainment on its television programming, pay-per-view, digital media and publishing platforms. WWE programming is broadcast in more than 145 countries and 30 languages and reaches more than 500 million homes worldwide. The company is headquartered in Stamford, Conn., with offices in New York, Los Angeles, London, Mumbai, Shanghai, Singapore, Istanbul and Tokyo.

The goal of the WWE Wellness Policy is to inhibit the use of recreational drugs, prescription medication and performance enhancers, such as marijuana, painkillers, and anabolic steroids.

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Luis Ignascio Urive Alvirde, who performs as Sin Cara and got suspended Monday by WWE, spoke to Mexican newspaper to claim his innocence.

Cara was recently suspended by the WWE for violating the organization’s Talent Wellness Program.

From Wrestleheat.com:

Regarding his real name being made public, which is considered taboo in lucha libre, the SmackDown Superstar said it was wrong but fans are more interested with seeing his face. The full article, which contains audio, is available at Record.com.mx. F4WOnline.com reports that Sin Cara failed a drug test in June. He told officials that he could produce a prescription for the substance he tested positive for, but was unable to satisfactorily do so after several weeks.

Cara believes that a routine injection to his knee to alleviate persistent pain triggered a false positive and denied taking steroids.

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Sin Cara is in damage control mode after WWE suspended him for a period of thirty days for violating their Talent Wellness Program by testing positive for anabolic steroids in June.

The violation has put Cara’s career with WWE in complete danger.

From Cagesideseats.com:

For starters, Record posted audio of the interview so he couldn’t claim to be misquoted like Rey Mysterio did when he gave an interview in Mexico after his suspension in 2009 for improperly using painkillers.  Anyway, Sin Cara is saying that it’s all a mistake, as it was an injection for his knee that could cause a false positive.  This is all a load of crap, and Kurt Angle tried to use basically the same excuse to explain the suspension he served a couple months before he was fired by WWE.  Angle claimed that WWE flagged him for a cortisone shot because it’s a “steroid” that was injected by his primary care doctor instead of a pain specialist.  In fact, he tested positive for nandrolone.

Cortisone is a corticosteroid that is commonly injected directly injured injured areas as an anti-inflammatory agent.  It is NOT like nandrolone (brand name Deca-Durabolin),an anabolic androgenic steroid, the class of drug colloquially called “steroids” when talking about bodybuilding and performance enhancement.  They’re different animals.  One could not cause a false positive for the other.  Nandrolone is indicated for treatment of osteoporosis in post-menopausal women and aplastic anemia.  Which anabolic steroids do in fact make the joints feel better, none are indicated for musculoskeletal issues and no legitimate doctor would prescribe them for injuries.  It’s common for wrestlers and other athletes to try to confuse the general public’s lack of understanding of the different types of drugs referred to as “steroids.”  When someone says “I used anabolic steroids for treatment of an injury,” he’s full of it.

Cara promised that he will be meeting with Vince McMahon for discussing the suspension.

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Luis Ignascio Urive Alvirde, who performs as Sin Cara, has been suspended for 30 days after he was found violating the Talent Wellness Program of WWE.

Sin Cara failed a drug test on June 23, 2011.

From Wrestleheat.com:

According to a source close to F4WOnline.com, WWE is seriously pondering his future and are considering not bringing him back to the roster when his 30-day suspension ends. McMahon brought Cara on the roster earlier this year amongst fear that Rey Mysterio was going to be leaving the company and wanted to beef up the roster on Hispanic stars but, according to various sources, Cara has underperformed in McMahon’s eyes and his future is still undecided as of press time.

It is believed that Cara tested positive for anabolic steroids.

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The head of World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. has said that professional wrestling star Chris Benoit, who killed his wife and son before taking his own life earlier this week, passed a random drug test in April.

“The last test that Chris Benoit took of a random nature was in April which he was totally negative,” WWE Chairman Vince McMahon said on NBC’s “Today” morning program. “That doesn’t mean that he wasn’t taking prescription medication and perhaps even steroids when this happened. We don’t know.”

From Reuters.com:

Authorities have said it could take weeks to receive the results of toxicology reports. Benoit’s wife and 7-year-old son died of asphyxiation while he hung himself, they said.

“Whether or not there were other aspects involving his life that had something to do with his behavior, hopefully we can find out in some way,” McMahon said.

Nicknamed “The Rabid Wolverine” and “The Canadian Crippler,” Benoit, 40, missed an appearance in Texas on Saturday and was last in contact with the WWE to say that his family was ill and to rearrange his travel.

Investigators found anabolic steroids among prescription drugs in Benoit’s suburban Atlanta house where the three bodies were found.

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A US prosecutor has named Shane Carwin, the UFC Heavyweight contender, as one of the twenty two athletes receiving steroids from a drug ring in Alabama.

The contender recently faced the UFC Heavyweight Champion, Brock Lesnar, in first round of the championship battle and lost after appearing to win.

From Helium.com:

It is believed Shane Carwin took steroids in 2006. Shane Carwin joined the UFC in 2007 and won all his fights until he lost in the UFC Heavyweight Championship fight (at UFC 116) vs. Brock Lesnar. Shane Carwin has never tested positive for steroids at a UFC event. However, this does not conclude he has never taken steroids while fighting in the UFC. This means Shane Carwin was never tested while he was on steroids.

What does this mean to UFC fans? As a fan, it is a shame to have UFC fighters linked to steroids. It is true there are steroid users in every sport, professional wrestling being the biggest culprit when it comes to steroid use. The UFC is supposed to be better than the WWE. Now there is a former WWE fighter as the UFC Heavyweight Champion in Brock Lesnar. Is there proof he never took steroids when he fought in the WWE? Many people believe all WWE fighters have taken steroids. It is part of the fake game of wrestling. Linking one of the superstars of the UFC to steroids could have horrible effects on the UFC. Some fans won’t care, but the die-hard fans will. Who wants to pay for another venue pitting fake athletes (infested with steroids) up against each other?

This incidence has once again given birth to speculations that WWE and UFC fighters take steroids to stay on a high.

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