Post by Snitsky on Jun 1, 2009 19:06:25 GMT -5
The following is on Taz Facebook:
Yo
1st off I apologize to anyone waiting on the Top 7 questions, I will answer them next week….right now I’m gonna do what the kids call Blogging….
I had the opportunity to do my 1st personal appearance in years this past Saturday for the great guys with Legends of the Ring Promotions! James & Dan from LOTR treated me like GOLD and I want to thank them for their professionalism and for running a well oiled machine on Saturday!
I had a great time meeting a bunch of you from the Pro Wrestling UNIVERSE…aka, fans! It was also very cool to see many old friends like Balls, Axl, Sabu, Justin Credible, Sarge, Pat Patterson, Nadia and even a Gold Medalist!
Separate note, someone sent me a link to Kennedy’s website ( www.ken-kennedy.com ) with him in a video clip showing people that his wrist are fine…if you haven’t seen it yet check it out…pretty funny!
Went to the movies and saw “UP” in 3D (I’ve also taken that finish several times!)….if you have kids or like animated Pixar movies you will LOVE this!! Very entertaining and lots of fun!
I took a spin down to Citifield, the NEW home of my NY Mets!! My family & I went there for a day game recently and it was a very cool experience! A beautiful new style baseball park that kinda has that old style feel! Unfortunately, the Mets lost to the Braves in extra innings but at least I got to a small fortune on a few hot dogs, sodas and pretzels…damm mucho $$ for the grub!! Dont they know I’m OUTTA WORK!!!
Speaking of baseball, I am a huge College Baseball fan and been watching a ton of it on TV over the weekend. The Race to the College World Series in Omaha is always awesome to watch. My Fresno State Bulldogs are OUT! Shocking, the Dawgs didn’t even make it to the Super Regional’s after becoming the 2008 CWS Champions! So, Ill keep you posted on who I’m pulling for this year (prob Cal State Fullerton). I think Texas has a good shot but I don’t want to say that too loud because JR will send me a violent text message and I don’t want to upset my buddy!
I picked up the new UFC game for my 360…talk about BAD ASS!! This game is on the money!
While at the Legends of the Ring Convention this past Saturday, many of the fans I met said “wow, I thought your were a mean and grouchy guy…and your not”. Jeez, is my “rep” that bad?!?!?! LOL…most of the BS you read about me and most of the talent in the biz is just that….BS!! My Dad taught me as a kid to judge people YOURSELF, not by hearsay.
In closing, the prison sentence is almost done!! Cant wait!!
FTW
Taz
In closing, the prison sentence is almost done!! Cant wait!!
I assume this means his no-compete clause?
Source PWInsider:
Get ready to get down with the Brown all over again. After a long absence, D-Lo Brown has returned to ClubWWI.com for an all new 34 minute edition of “The Lo-Down,” his Club audio show.
It’s been almost two years since you’ve gotten the Lo-Down and D-Lo has had plenty going on. From a road agent job with TNA to a brief stint with WWE over to Ring of Honor, with Japan dates the whole time, few men have been as busy as Brown. He joins up once again with James Guttman to discuss a ton of topics from the past few years during his 34 minute ClubWWI.com audio show including: Who Came Up With The Idea For Santino Marella’s Unibrow, Santino vs. The Nation of Domination, Ring of Honor’s Important Crossroad, Returning To TNA, Returning To The WWE Locker Room For The First Time, UFC vs. WWE, Watching The Rise of The Rock, What ECW Is, Pitching Ideas, Fit Finlay, Between The Ropes, Jerry Lynn, 123 Kid vs. Razor Ramon, and More
Of course, most fans are eager to learn about his thoughts regarding WWE. D-Lo debuted with a bang and that was it. After not being used on TV, he was gone. D-Lo Brown explains it…as best he can.
“I was surprised by my release as well. But the reason given to me was the economy – budget. So, I’ll leave it at that. It was just weird for me. Getting a really good reaction at dark matches. Really good reaction when I did do my return. Then it was just a false start of a false start and then creative had nothing. What can you do? I can sit here and place blame, lay blame, but I’m the bigger man and it was my fault. That’s just the end of it. That’s how I look at it.”
D-Lo spoke about his time with WWE including his expectations going in and what he expected to do there – including pitching ideas, Mike Knox in a chest protector, Santino Marella’s skills, and more. But the one question that still comes up constantly is TNA. Most fans feel that a guy who leaves WWE is a lock to go to TNA the next week. With a history in Total Nonstop Action, Brown gets that a lot. He tells ClubWWI.com listeners his thoughts on a possible return.
“When I run into people, they’re like, “When are you going to TNA? What’s going on?” And realistically, I’m enjoying what I’m doing now with Ring of Honor and Japan and that’s my focus. It’s not an indictment on TNA. I just don’t even choose to pursue to go there. Not that I haven’t been asked or that I wouldn’t be opposed at this moment or the future, but at this moment, I’m enjoying doing what I’m doing. Besides, TNA is full of talent and for me to come in there now, I have to take a spot from someone else and that’s not fair. So until situations and circumstances change, I’m just happy doing what I’m doing.”
D-Lo goes on to talk about being the “fine wine” of the ROH locker room, Jerry Lynn, Ric Flair, and more. Also, D-Lo Brown joins the crew at Between The Ropes this week for his debut as a broadcast journalist. He speaks about professional interview shows vs. non-professional ones…and how you can tell them apart.
Get ready to get down with the Brown all over again. After a long absence, D-Lo Brown has returned to ClubWWI.com for an all new 34 minute edition of “The Lo-Down,” his Club audio show.
It’s been almost two years since you’ve gotten the Lo-Down and D-Lo has had plenty going on. From a road agent job with TNA to a brief stint with WWE over to Ring of Honor, with Japan dates the whole time, few men have been as busy as Brown. He joins up once again with James Guttman to discuss a ton of topics from the past few years during his 34 minute ClubWWI.com audio show including: Who Came Up With The Idea For Santino Marella’s Unibrow, Santino vs. The Nation of Domination, Ring of Honor’s Important Crossroad, Returning To TNA, Returning To The WWE Locker Room For The First Time, UFC vs. WWE, Watching The Rise of The Rock, What ECW Is, Pitching Ideas, Fit Finlay, Between The Ropes, Jerry Lynn, 123 Kid vs. Razor Ramon, and More
Of course, most fans are eager to learn about his thoughts regarding WWE. D-Lo debuted with a bang and that was it. After not being used on TV, he was gone. D-Lo Brown explains it…as best he can.
“I was surprised by my release as well. But the reason given to me was the economy – budget. So, I’ll leave it at that. It was just weird for me. Getting a really good reaction at dark matches. Really good reaction when I did do my return. Then it was just a false start of a false start and then creative had nothing. What can you do? I can sit here and place blame, lay blame, but I’m the bigger man and it was my fault. That’s just the end of it. That’s how I look at it.”
D-Lo spoke about his time with WWE including his expectations going in and what he expected to do there – including pitching ideas, Mike Knox in a chest protector, Santino Marella’s skills, and more. But the one question that still comes up constantly is TNA. Most fans feel that a guy who leaves WWE is a lock to go to TNA the next week. With a history in Total Nonstop Action, Brown gets that a lot. He tells ClubWWI.com listeners his thoughts on a possible return.
“When I run into people, they’re like, “When are you going to TNA? What’s going on?” And realistically, I’m enjoying what I’m doing now with Ring of Honor and Japan and that’s my focus. It’s not an indictment on TNA. I just don’t even choose to pursue to go there. Not that I haven’t been asked or that I wouldn’t be opposed at this moment or the future, but at this moment, I’m enjoying doing what I’m doing. Besides, TNA is full of talent and for me to come in there now, I have to take a spot from someone else and that’s not fair. So until situations and circumstances change, I’m just happy doing what I’m doing.”
D-Lo goes on to talk about being the “fine wine” of the ROH locker room, Jerry Lynn, Ric Flair, and more. Also, D-Lo Brown joins the crew at Between The Ropes this week for his debut as a broadcast journalist. He speaks about professional interview shows vs. non-professional ones…and how you can tell them apart.