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I don't see how Warrior's response would hurt his case, since he didn't put it on DVD and ship it all across the world. Hell, I don't think Warrior ever finished the DVD he *was* working on.

I'm just saying they took the time to re work her into OVW storylines so perhaps they aren't trying to get her to quit like they did with Christy.

From Inside Pulse, hopefully this will quiet the folks in denial that Eddie's death had anything to do with steroid use.

Jillian Hall has been back on OVW TV since about November or so.

I wonder if Shelly getting upgraded cans means that Aaron Stevens is getting called up and he's bringing his women with him.

I liked how Johnny Ace decided that Rey was the right size to fit under the bus with the whole Juvi situation.

Taken from DVDVR: WWE sniffing around about Roderick Strong seems to signal that Vince is about to unleash his favorite competition killing weapon: the talent raid.

Meltz posted the Impact spoilers, and Christian did in fact get the title shot at the next PPV.

I know he had family in New Orleans that he hadn't heard from after Katrina.

I'm saddened that we'll never know Little Johnny's Secret now.

If he's talking about the in ring product, I agree. The 80s were a pretty dismal time to be a workrate freak. Booking wise, like you said, the 80s were probably the best time the company ever had. Almost everyone on the card had something to do, and it usually was booked to a logical (by wrestling standards) conclusion.

In what might be a related matter, WWE signed Oleg Prudius, AKA that Lance Storm-looking dude Jerry Jarrett brought to WWE Headquarters.

WWE.com is reporting they've come to terms with Heidenreich on his release.

"HE CUTS THE TABLE IN HALF! WITH AN INVISIBLE CHAINSAW!" I dislike Joe Rogan, but that made me cringe in embarrassment for him having to be next to that clown.

Jarrett is a servicable mid-to-upper card guy who could do a lot to build new talent, he's just not a guy who can carry the banner.

Or they'll find a doctor to prescribe them for rehab purposes, despite that not going well the last time.

I can see Christian being the guy to help TNA over hump. At least more so than JJ, but I think Christian can be a much better Face of the Company in terms of press.

I think the Sting Tribute getting booed out of the building before it started sent a message to TNA that it's time to move the belt.

Some guys have gotten smaller, like Edge and Randy Orton, but then you have Chris Masters out there still puffed up and rapidly balding so who knows. Eric S over at Inside Pulse is of the opinion that the whole plan was just to scare people into cycling off, and that seeing some guys get thin would convince the audience that they must be testing.

What about the argument that Angle is today's equvalent to Savage? In a way I see what point they were going for, but it doesn't seem like the two are in the same ballpark most nights.

That thread made me cry since it's a pretty safe bet no one posting in it has ever seen pre-WWF Savage.

I can still distribute the shows, I'm about halfway done with Loss's stuff so I'm still looking forward to this project.

I think he was just pissed that UFC has been hammering the point home in their commercials that what they do is REALLY REALLY REAL and that chucklehead referred to them as "characters" which puts you in the mind of pro wrestling.

The rumors she's referring to most likely are the one that said she was making inappropriate moves toward HHH. It seems that WWE just thought she was another broad in it for the money and would just quit when asked to go to OVW.

I understand its hard to schedule real fights for live TV, but as a lifelong wrestling fan who really wants to give UFC a fair shake it was just too much for my channel changing reflex.