For my take on the 4/29 PWInsider.com questions:
1. It certainly isn't Jim Cornette. The people running Ring Ka King are probably going to be stuck doing that kind of thing, so for now at least it isn't them. I don't know how well the people mentioned would work with the McMahons, and as they mentioned JR and Heyman (in addition to Gabe Sapolsky) have tried to make it there and change things to no avail. Foley lobbied for change when he was there and he also didn't get far. So, it seems that for now at least they're at an impasse since they keep relying on who made things work for WCW and WWE in years past instead of who can do something for TNA in 2012.
2. On the other hand, Sheamus got a ton of momentum and was portrayed as so good that he could win in 18 seconds. He also probably made a good deal of money, so only being on the show for a brief time isn't the end of the world.
3. To add to their answer, it beats Cena being champion and top guy again or a long-term feud with Tensai. He needs some new opponents.
After the break, I go into everything else from 4/29. Next up, a question on Roode winning at Lockdown.
4. I'm ok with predictability if the outcome is good and the story is well told. As they alluded to, sometimes it's time for a nice "hero wins big" moment. Lockdown felt like it should have been one of those times.
5. World Wrestling Entertainment Federation? I guess it could work. People definitely still want to say WWF at times.
Finally, here's a bit from a C.M. Punk interview. Fun stuff. WWE should get more behind him as one of THE guys to bank on.
That's all for the news for 4/29. More to come when I'm able. Thanks for reading!
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