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It depends on both who wins and how they win, as well as if Silva retains next month. Dana has long talked of wanting to headline a stadium show in England with Bisping challenging Silva, so a Silva win next month combined with a convincing Bisping victory over Henderson, could see Dana really get serious about putting the stadium show together. Affliction looking into going head-to-head with UFC 100?

Sting has been in much better shape over the past year. It really is unusual for him to get tired so quickly, which you can probably attribute to his knee problems not allowing for cardio work. As has been said, give him a break to rest up the knees and get cardio back, and he'll be fine.

I cannot wait to see how this plays out on TV. I think it could be the segment that really puts the match over as being something truly special.

In the just released Observer, and I know people have been wondering about this for some reason, it's confirmed that Tomko was released 'some time back'. John Laurinaitis took heat for it because Tomko came in with a torn pec, and it was felt Laurinaitis should have had Tomko undergo a medical exam before hiring him. Wouldn't it seem like common sense to give a potential employee a full medical before signing him?

It wasn't just one single reason, but the main reason was that Austin was unhappy over his time in Memphis, ie: the terrible pay, treatment, etc. This was the reason that he never did anything with TNA, because he'd hated Memphis. Austin was also, as mentioned, not happy with Jarrett's promo knocking the Austin 3:16, because he felt he was disrespecting his gimmick. Another factor was Austin not being a fan of Jarrett's work. He felt Jarrett was too light; Austin once gave a radio interview about this, and said something like he didn't expect Jarrett to hit him full force but to "at least let me know you're in there, son."

A wrestler can be blown up at any point, but if he's gassing out after only three minutes, then there are probably things he needs to work on because he's clearly either not in shape or not able to get in shape. That's the point he's trying to make; that Sting, for whatever reason, isn't in good shape, and he should probably take care of that.

That's some top-notch reporting, considering she was in the graphic shown on Raw. For clarification, the mention of Kim being added specifically says: It's not like they were presenting it as breaking news, just pointing out, correctly, that Kim being added to the battle royal was done without fanfare.

Test and Kelly had broken up a while ago, but were still friends.

It's Miz and Morrison versus The Colons with both tag titles at stake and a Bella twin in each corner.

It's reached a point where it doesn't matter if it's true or not; so many people think it is that it may as well be. In any event, the important thing isn't what did or did happen but rather what Vince thinks happened.

F4W It's always fun, in a car crash way, to see what Vince does after such events. It can't exactly make the build to WM any less enthralling.

I've noticed this issue, with times changing every time you refresh the page, for quite some time.

PWI reports that Wendy Richter has turned the invitation to appear in the Diva Battle Royal.

I think that's the reason people are now feeling let down by the Jericho deal. Before last night, it, in theory, still could have been Austin or Flair in a singles match. That would have been a match people would have really gotten into in terms of build up and execution. Now, with the realization that it appears to be Jericho vs. Steamboat, Snuka and Piper, you can't help but be disappointed. If the angle last night had ended with Austin or Flair challenging Jericho at WM, people wouldn't have minded so much. As it is, the reality fails, miserably, to match up to expectations and what could have been.

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I too would like Karo to come back and get tooled by someone. I've never really liked him because he always has some excuse as to why he lost a fight and acts as if he's all that but has never shown anything to prove it.

Meltzer talks about the Savage rumors, and what people who have worked there say.

There should be, but I would not be totally shocked that he got the Crash Holly treatment.

One presumes Foley turned heel although the spoilers don't make it clear how everyone else sells it. Anyway, a Mod can change the thread title because those spoilers are now complete.

What......The........Fuck? I fucking hate Russo. This doesn't appear to have actually happened, at least according to the spoilers. Although it does say something that such a ridiculous and idiotic skit could easily be mistaken for something that TNA would actually do.

F4W Which would indicate the cause of the death is indeed drug related, either from ongoing use or a perhaps a reaction to mixing the drugs with alcohol, as was the case with Elizabeth.

One problem with the Rumble was the lukewarm promotion. They never bothered to hammer home that this is the Rumble and the winner is going on to the main event of the biggest show of the year.

I think the idea is for us to finally find out who Jericho is facing at WM. On last night's WOR, Meltzer said that Rourke is under the impression it's going to be Flair. I guess we might also find out what part Rourke is going to play, if any; they've totally downplayed his involvement since he lost out on the Oscar. If you figure that Kozlov/JBL have some kind of miscommunication to lead to JBL losing and setting up an IC title match between the two, then I'd go with something else entirely happening. I don't see Shawn turning on Undertaker, because you don't need to waste something like that, even a short term deal, on a match that is going to sell itself anyway.

I look forward to it in the 'I know it's going to be bad" way. Is this the PPV where Hogan really no-sells Vader's powerbomb, which at that point was a back-breaking instrument of destruction? The staggering part is Hogan no-sold the powerbomb during the build-up to Clash of the Champions. The BUILD-UP! According to Vader's shoot interview, he didn't know Hogan was going to pop right back up. He was under the impression Hogan would sell it big to add heat to the PPV.

If you mean the glory days of 2004-2006, then no. You still get a decent to really good match sometimes on PPV, and the Suicide angle has been somewhat interesting, but the X-Division is a shadow of it's former self. One of the main things that made TNA seem like a quality alternative to WWE, and they went ahead and ruined it.