WWE News Slaughter claims Sheik pulled a knife on him, Cena in new ad campaign Feb 11, 2008 - 07:55 AM Email This Article | Printer Friendly Page Send Us News & Results | Back to Main Listing The Orlando Sentinel featured an article on how “reality is often blurred” in pro wrestling. The story features quotes from Sgt. Slaughter, who said he and the Iron Sheik never got along outside the ring. “It got to be a real battle with him,” Slaughter said. “I know he pulled a knife on me a couple of times in the locker room and wanted to slice me up. If we saw each other at airports, we stayed away from each other. We never had a real love for each other.” The author noted that Slaughter may have been perpetuating the myth. The article also features comments from Jerry Lawler regarding his feud with Andy Kaufman in which he refers to actor Jim Carrey, who played Kauffman in Man on the Moon, as a jerk. John Cena will be featured in a new ad campaign created for the Gillette Young Guns racing program. SceneDaily.com notes that the ads will feature Cena attempting to teach a group of drivers how to wrestle. BOOKMARK DOT NET AND ADD US TO YOUR RSS • HELP DOT NET: TAKE OUR ADVERTISER DEMO SURVEY CLICK TO RETURN TO MAIN LISTING OR SELECT A LINK BELOW FROM THIS CATEGORY WWE News Latest Twelve Articles Full recap of Mickie James's appearance on USN Network's "Psych" Hollywood writer discusses his stint with the WWE creative team, recalls the tension between Vince McMahon and Paul Heyman WWE Diva and TNA featured on two separate television shows today Mickie James asked about the nude photos she took before her WWE career Mick Foley reveals his TNA start date, comments on Vince McMahon yelling at him and his departure from WWE, discusses his reality TV show project WWE Smackdown preview: Full match listing for tonight's show (no spoilers) including lumberjack match main event VOTE IN OUR LATEST POLL Pick the winner of the WWE Smackdown version of the Championship Scramble. Triple H retains the WWE Title. Jeff Hardy wins. MVP wins. The Brian Kendrick wins. Shelton Benjamin wins.