Post by hbk on Sept 30, 2006 4:30:15 GMT -5
sources: Pro Wrestling Torch, PWInsider.com Audio
Sting was at the empty warehouse last week that was set up for TNA to film a Kurt Angle video. Sting was one of the few people in the company who was aware of Angle's pending arrival. Sting met Angle for the first time at the warehouse. Sting had a reason to be there as TNA was filming video footage for the vignette that aired on Impact this past week to promote his upcoming PPV match with Jeff Jarrett. If you watched last night's Impact, he underwent a slight makeover as he added a streak of green paint across his face to his previously all black and white ensemble. Also, former WWE producer Dave Sahadi, who is responsible for much of TNA's highly-praised video production work, filmed the Angle and Sting vignettes.
One wrestler was overheard saying this regarding the recent booking committee changes in TNA: "The monster still lives. They cut off both of his arms and one of his legs (Scott D'Amore, Jeremy Borash, Mike Tenay), but left his other leg (Dutch Mantel) and his head attached (Jeff Jarrett)."
Billy Kidman was backstage at this week's Impact tapings. He was trying hard to get a job with TNA. TNA officials told him that when they get two hours on Spike, they will give him a call.
Sting was at the empty warehouse last week that was set up for TNA to film a Kurt Angle video. Sting was one of the few people in the company who was aware of Angle's pending arrival. Sting met Angle for the first time at the warehouse. Sting had a reason to be there as TNA was filming video footage for the vignette that aired on Impact this past week to promote his upcoming PPV match with Jeff Jarrett. If you watched last night's Impact, he underwent a slight makeover as he added a streak of green paint across his face to his previously all black and white ensemble. Also, former WWE producer Dave Sahadi, who is responsible for much of TNA's highly-praised video production work, filmed the Angle and Sting vignettes.
One wrestler was overheard saying this regarding the recent booking committee changes in TNA: "The monster still lives. They cut off both of his arms and one of his legs (Scott D'Amore, Jeremy Borash, Mike Tenay), but left his other leg (Dutch Mantel) and his head attached (Jeff Jarrett)."
Billy Kidman was backstage at this week's Impact tapings. He was trying hard to get a job with TNA. TNA officials told him that when they get two hours on Spike, they will give him a call.