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by **Kerny** » Mon Jul 22, 2013 2:47 am

fieldy snuts wrote:Your next TNA champion?

WWE developmental wrestler Kassius Ohno (a/k/a Chris Spradlin) was noticeably absent from the most recent NXT television taping. Ohno was working out at the WWE Performance Center during the grand opening on Thursday, but he was did not work the tapings that night because the trainers are frustrated by his lack of commitment to the strength and conditioning program.

Powell's POV: A number of people within developmental are said to be disappointed with Ohno, who was considered to be on the fast track to the main roster not all that long ago. Ohno, who worked as Chris Hero on the indy scene, is well liked within developmental and his in-ring ability isn't in question, but there is obviously a message being sent by keeping him off the television tapings.

I read something that this came directly from Triple H and that Chris Hero hasn't been going to the gym like he had been asked to.

It's gonna be easy to say "Oh another instance of Triple H being a dick" but if they ask you to tone up your physique to get ready for a big push, then I think you should probably do that

by **Agent of the Bat** » Mon Jul 22, 2013 9:14 am

Kerny wrote:
I read something that this came directly from Triple H and that Chris Hero hasn't been going to the gym like he had been asked to.

It's gonna be easy to say "Oh another instance of Triple H being a dick" but if they ask you to tone up your physique to get ready for a big push, then I think you should probably do that

Yeah when you are trying to get a spot on RAW then you better damn well be prepared to do absolutely whatever they ask you to do whenever they ask you to do it.

by **Stephen Day** » Mon Jul 22, 2013 4:38 pm

misac wrote:
You could, but would you really want to see that match?

I already have to some extent. :lol:

by **Agent of the Bat** » Mon Jul 22, 2013 11:02 pm

Yeah CM Punk and Daniel Bryan are pretty much the only things on wrestling worth watching anymore.

by **Bianco** » Tue Jul 23, 2013 9:11 pm

other than being a little rusty RVD can still go, I will be interested to see who they put him up against, maybe something with Paul E. and perfect jr. Your right about Bryan, and Punk seems to be back into the swing of things after looking blah for his first few weeks back. I can care less about anything else at this point, the took the "horns" of off Henry, and as much as I like the Usos they are just filler still at this point even though they get a decent pop

by **fieldy snuts** » Tue Jul 23, 2013 9:24 pm

My name is Jessy Sorensen(Jesse Sorensen) I am a former professional wrestler for TNA Impact Wrestling seen every thursday night on SpikeTV. On Feb.12th 2012 during a live match on pay per view vs Zema Ion I suffered a sever neck injury sustaining a broke C-1 vertebrae & herniated C-5 & C-6. After a long recovery process & being promised by the President of TNA Impact Wrestling TNA Dixie Carter I would always have a job with her company, I recently was released from my current contract & shown that those promises were false. During my time away from the ring I decided to pursue bodybuilding & have been prepping for the Hurricane Bay bodybuilding show in Tampa, FL on Oct.5th,2013 but now due to my recent released I will have to drop out of my show. A friend of mine told me about this site and if anyone would like to help and contribute I would be so grateful and appreciate any donations. Thanks and hopefully I can find something I love just as much as I did Wrestling.

http://www.gofundme.com/3oz6qc

:shock:

by **Agent of the Bat** » Tue Jul 23, 2013 10:51 pm

fieldy snuts wrote:My name is Jessy Sorensen(Jesse Sorensen) I am a former professional wrestler for TNA Impact Wrestling seen every thursday night on SpikeTV. On Feb.12th 2012 during a live match on pay per view vs Zema Ion I suffered a sever neck injury sustaining a broke C-1 vertebrae & herniated C-5 & C-6. After a long recovery process & being promised by the President of TNA Impact Wrestling TNA Dixie Carter I would always have a job with her company, I recently was released from my current contract & shown that those promises were false. During my time away from the ring I decided to pursue bodybuilding & have been prepping for the Hurricane Bay bodybuilding show in Tampa, FL on Oct.5th,2013 but now due to my recent released I will have to drop out of my show. A friend of mine told me about this site and if anyone would like to help and contribute I would be so grateful and appreciate any donations. Thanks and hopefully I can find something I love just as much as I did Wrestling.

http://www.gofundme.com/3oz6qc

While I do feel bad for they guy anyone involved with TNA or the their parent company had no true obligation to make sure he was employed for life. Yes what happened to him was horrible, breaking his neck and having a career ending injury was something no one could have predicted would have happened. They kept him employed giving him a job as a production assistant but he was still getting paid the same amount as he would as a wrestler. They just couldn't afford to keep paying him like that. Yeah it shitty and I don't want to sound like I am defending Dixie Carter because I do think she is an idiot, but you can't blame a wrestling company that has problems paying their active roster having to release a guy that can't even wrestle. May sound harsh but thats life sometimes.

by **Kerny** » Wed Jul 24, 2013 12:11 pm

Fantastic piece on DDP, Jake The Snake, and Scott Hall on Deadspin by Tom Ley

Can Diamond Dallas Page Save Wrestling's Walking Dead?

http://deadspin.com/can-diamond-dallas- ... socialflow

by **Bianco** » Wed Jul 24, 2013 12:19 pm

Kerny wrote:Fantastic piece on DDP, Jake The Snake, and Scott Hall on Deadspin by Tom Ley

Can Diamond Dallas Page Save Wrestling's Walking Dead?

http://deadspin.com/can-diamond-dallas- ... socialflow

good article, I hope this turns out well for them, they also have the nip slip by the bella twin,

by **misac** » Wed Jul 24, 2013 2:07 pm

Bianco wrote:other than being a little rusty RVD can still go, I will be interested to see who they put him up against, maybe something with Paul E. and perfect jr. Your right about Bryan, and Punk seems to be back into the swing of things after looking blah for his first few weeks back. I can care less about anything else at this point, the took the "horns" of off Henry, and as much as I like the Usos they are just filler still at this point even though they get a decent pop

I’m so down on Punk. The Best In The World doesn’t work with him as a good guy, unless he’s the champion. Same thing of him saying he’s relentless and doesn’t stop. He’s all talk. Daniel Bryan is the one actually going out and doing that.

I don’t want to see RVD with Heyman in any capacity. Maybe against Del Rio? It’s something new, I’d prefer that more than Sheanus again.

by **misac** » Wed Jul 24, 2013 2:07 pm

fieldy snuts wrote:My name is Jessy Sorensen(Jesse Sorensen) I am a former professional wrestler for TNA Impact Wrestling seen every thursday night on SpikeTV. On Feb.12th 2012 during a live match on pay per view vs Zema Ion I suffered a sever neck injury sustaining a broke C-1 vertebrae & herniated C-5 & C-6. After a long recovery process & being promised by the President of TNA Impact Wrestling TNA Dixie Carter I would always have a job with her company, I recently was released from my current contract & shown that those promises were false. During my time away from the ring I decided to pursue bodybuilding & have been prepping for the Hurricane Bay bodybuilding show in Tampa, FL on Oct.5th,2013 but now due to my recent released I will have to drop out of my show. A friend of mine told me about this site and if anyone would like to help and contribute I would be so grateful and appreciate any donations. Thanks and hopefully I can find something I love just as much as I did Wrestling.

http://www.gofundme.com/3oz6qc

This doesn’t bode well for Zema Ion.

by **misac** » Wed Jul 24, 2013 2:10 pm

Agent Sasher wrote:
While I do feel bad for they guy anyone involved with TNA or the their parent company had no true obligation to make sure he was employed for life. Yes what happened to him was horrible, breaking his neck and having a career ending injury was something no one could have predicted would have happened. They kept him employed giving him a job as a production assistant but he was still getting paid the same amount as he would as a wrestler. They just couldn't afford to keep paying him like that. Yeah it shitty and I don't want to sound like I am defending Dixie Carter because I do think she is an idiot, but you can't blame a wrestling company that has problems paying their active roster having to release a guy that can't even wrestle. May sound harsh but thats life sometimes.

I’d agree but he’s saying they told him he’d always have a job. :smt102

And really there’s more dead weight they should have gotten rid of.

by **Agent of the Bat** » Wed Jul 24, 2013 2:15 pm

misac wrote:
I’d agree but he’s saying they told him he’d always have a job. And really there’s more dead weight they should have gotten rid of.

True I can believe that Dixie Carter probably did tell him something like that but there was no legal binding obligation that they had to is all I'm saying. Yeah there is a ton of other wrestlers and other employees that they should get rid of that are probably getting a paycheck for doing less than he was.What they did to the guy was pretty shitty, I agree like I said I did't want to come off like I was defending their decision but it was one they had every right to make.

by **Bianco** » Wed Jul 24, 2013 2:55 pm

Agent Sasher wrote:
True I can believe that Dixie Carter probably did tell him something like that but there was no legal binding obligation that they had to is all I'm saying. Yeah there is a ton of other wrestlers and other employees that they should get rid of that are probably getting a paycheck for doing less than he was.What they did to the guy was pretty shitty, I agree like I said I did't want to come off like I was defending their decision but it was one they had every right to make.

I know Vince always kept a couple of the guys that were permanently injured like Droz and Nowiski, I don't know if it was a generous thing by Vince or a legal CYA thing, or both. At least he kept them paid for a little while. He certainly didn't owe Vickie a job after Eddie died either.