Post by andrew8798 on Dec 12, 2007 15:51:14 GMT -5
Besides Low-Ki, Ron Killings also got his TNA release last week. They'd had a huge falling out around the time that Konnan left, and Killings went to work for him in AAA down in Mexico. They talked him into coming back for the Team Pacman angle, but after that was dropped they never did much of anything with him. He'll be returning to AAA, and the feeling is that if WWE wants him back he'll go.
TNA claims that since they had to cancel their December dates in Mexico, they'll be rescheduling for April or early May of 2008.
Ian Rotten, perhaps most famous for his match with "brother" Axl in ECW in the mid-90s, did his retirement match on December 7th at the IWA-Mid South (which he owns) show on December 7th in Plainfield, Indiana, losing to his star trainee Mickie Knuckles, who he'd been feuding with for awhile now. This is also the last IWA show until March, when they return with Eddie Kingston vs. Too Cold Scorpio for the IWA Title.
Arena Mexico on December 4th was down to 2,000 fans, which sucks. Main event saw Los Guerreros del Atlantida (Atlantis & Ultimo Guerrero) beat Negro Casas & Blue Panther in an excellent match. Finish was the double Atlantida submission.
Mistico is out at least a month after suffering a neck injury this weekend. Worst case scenario, it appears, is three months. The man needs to heal or he will be in a wheelchair by 40. Perro Aguayo Jr. is also out at least two weeks with a knee injury, so it's a shitty week for CMLL. On the bright side, Dr. Wagner Jr. returned and will be working regular shows for them. He had gone independent.
a few other talents are considering Dixie Carter's offer to leave TNA
After losing her job as a host of a motorcross show, likely due to comments she made on the Howard Stern show, former TNA interviewer Leticia Cline sent a letter to Stern. Stern replied by asking the studio if anyone remembered her, and apparently nobody did even though she had just appeared on his show the previous week.
Amazing Kong changed her ring name in TNA to Awesome Kong because TNA wanted her to sign over the right to her name. Prior to signing with TNA, she was approached by WWE, but TNA made her a concrete offer first.
credit:F4W Newsletter
TNA claims that since they had to cancel their December dates in Mexico, they'll be rescheduling for April or early May of 2008.
Ian Rotten, perhaps most famous for his match with "brother" Axl in ECW in the mid-90s, did his retirement match on December 7th at the IWA-Mid South (which he owns) show on December 7th in Plainfield, Indiana, losing to his star trainee Mickie Knuckles, who he'd been feuding with for awhile now. This is also the last IWA show until March, when they return with Eddie Kingston vs. Too Cold Scorpio for the IWA Title.
Arena Mexico on December 4th was down to 2,000 fans, which sucks. Main event saw Los Guerreros del Atlantida (Atlantis & Ultimo Guerrero) beat Negro Casas & Blue Panther in an excellent match. Finish was the double Atlantida submission.
Mistico is out at least a month after suffering a neck injury this weekend. Worst case scenario, it appears, is three months. The man needs to heal or he will be in a wheelchair by 40. Perro Aguayo Jr. is also out at least two weeks with a knee injury, so it's a shitty week for CMLL. On the bright side, Dr. Wagner Jr. returned and will be working regular shows for them. He had gone independent.
a few other talents are considering Dixie Carter's offer to leave TNA
After losing her job as a host of a motorcross show, likely due to comments she made on the Howard Stern show, former TNA interviewer Leticia Cline sent a letter to Stern. Stern replied by asking the studio if anyone remembered her, and apparently nobody did even though she had just appeared on his show the previous week.
Amazing Kong changed her ring name in TNA to Awesome Kong because TNA wanted her to sign over the right to her name. Prior to signing with TNA, she was approached by WWE, but TNA made her a concrete offer first.
credit:F4W Newsletter