Gunner has signed a three-year deal with TNA. He's someone they're clearly behind. Hopefully he really grows as a performer over that time and becomes someone the company can build on.
For my take on the 5/18 PWInsider.com questions:
1. I can see it. It would just have to be on terms he liked in a non-PG-oriented company.
2. There's not much to add to their answer. Every time a wrestler dies young of drug use, WWE gets blamed. They figure they'd rather spend the money to try to keep stars on the up-and-up than getting intense backlash and regulation for deaths.
3. Nothing to add here either. She doesn't do anything wrestling related these days to my knowledge.
4. Wrestling pushes go in cycles sometimes. They might just not have anything for her right now as they focus on Gail Kim's title reign.
After the break, I hit everything else from 5/18.
5. There's not much to add to what they said. It was a Hall of Fame speech in English.
Chris Jericho discussed demanding fans and more. Wrestling fans (myself included) are a selfish bunch.
Sean Waltman was backstage at the big NXT taping in Florida featuring FCW stars.
King Mo clarified his standing in wrestling and MMA. It will definitely be interesting how he interacts with both worlds in the years to come.
Here's the 67th episode of Z! True Long Island Story. Ryder plays pretty well off of Stanford and Ziggler.
Impact did a 1.08 on 5/17. That's a shame, since Sacrifice was mostly good. Maybe it's time for a new World Champ in James Storm?
Finally, the former Ricky Ortiz was interviewed. Good read.
That's all for the 5/18 news. More should be coming tomorrow as I go through (at least) Over The Limit. Thanks for reading!
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