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It's the wrestling businesses' responsibility to make sure that their employees are able to perform without hurting others or themselves. If a guy has drug or alcohol problem away from the arena that doesn't effect the safety of himself or his opponent in the ring then I don't think that there is much that can be done. It's on his own time. If, however, he shows up drunk or high all the time and is sloppy and injures people then, yes, they have a responsibility to step in.
I definitely think offering TNA and WWE should offer rehab to any of their employees who want it. For some reason the culture of pro wrestling seems to have a lot of substance abuse and while you can't blame the companies for starting it, it is in the best interests of the companies to stop it now and for future generations.
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