WARNING:  Some language contained here may not be PG.  Sorry, Vince.

When I posted my “Vince McMahon Joins Twitter” article the other day, it was all in good fun.  Imagining what the 64-year old WWE chairman might say online is quite an entertaining exercise, but that’s really all it was intended for — entertainment.  But funny enough… TNA has a president who actually is active on Twitter and has quite a lot to say.  Even the founder of TNA, Jeff “Vince won’t take me back so, daddy, please help me open a new company” Jarrett has been unable to resist the urge to tweet to his many followers.

For this, I give them credit.  But that’s about where it ends.  Dixie Carter upset many fans when she teased some surprises on her page several weeks ago and, well, Tommy Dreamer debuted.  Perhaps realizing she had whipped her followers into quite a frenzy, she was forced to tone things down a bit later on and tell people that this big surprise was not a change in creative or a new debut, but rather, a series of changes that would become apparent over the course of several weeks.  While “Impact” has certainly been a better show the past two weeks (I’m grading on a curve here), I’d hardly say any significant changes are apparent with the product.   It’s no secret that the company is moving forward with plans for some sort of “extreme invasion” and they want Paul Heyman to not only run the creative end of things, but to be the on-air leader for this new faction.  Yes, ECW circa 2010.  Heyman has now publicly shat on that idea and has laid out very explicitly what it would take to get him to join TNA.  Will the Carters agree to his demands?  Time will tell.

Meanwhile, give her credit, the lady is persistent if nothing else.  Dixie continues to tease something big on her Twitter page, posting the following less than 24 hours ago:

“Oh, if you guys only knew who I met with today….. You will.”

She could meet with Steve Austin, riding a shark through the high seas, all the way to Hollywood to have brunch with Dwayne Johnson, where all three of them proceed to drive cross-country (all the while singing wrestler theme songs) to sit bedside and keep vigil for the vegetative Undertaker… and I STILL wouldn’t care because who could possibly believe what this woman has to say anymore.  So much hype with such little return does nothing to inspire confidence amongst your fanbase.  The endless promises of “revolutionary” changes have brought with it the same writing staff.  The same 1.0 rating.  The same 20,000 PPV buys.  Fool me once, shame on you.  Fool me twice, well…

Which brings me to ‘ol Double J.  Seems as though he’s gotten in on the fun, too.  He’s been teasing “big news” on his Twitter page as well this week:

“Huge news is happening today and tomorrow…”

Later on, he posted several photos as “hints” as to what the news might be.  The first photo appears to be a shot of an island, the second photo shows a giant spotlight, and a third photo shows an airplane wing.  Really.  From this, I can only deduce one thing: TNA will be flying it’s creative team to a remote island for a real-life version of The Condemned to air on Spike.  We can always hope.

In all seriousness, enough with the teases.  I’m guessing Dixie’s news and the news Jeff is talking about are two entirely different things, but the point is the same.  Your company is losing money.  In fact, people are concerned TNA may not exist 12 months from now.  It may not sound like it, but I’d like to see them succeed.  I’d like to see Heyman, or ANYONE with a vision really, step in and be a real game-changer.  The only thing Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff have changed, thus far, is their underwear.  At least I hope they have.  Quit fucking around and just DO SOMETHING instead of talking about it.

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In an interview this past week on Monday Night Mayhem, Eric Bischoff had some comments regarding two popular figures of late in pro wrestling — Bryan Danielson and Paul Heyman.   Can we expect either one in TNA soon?

Regarding Bryan Danielson: “I guess a lot of that would have to do with Bryan Danielson and whether he would want to come work for TNA.  I don’t know that answer to that, and I haven’t had any conversations with him.  I don’t have an idea about what Bryan Danielson is thinking about in terms of his next move.  I’m sure if TNA wanted Bryan and he was interested in working for TNA, I’m sure TNA could find a way to do it, given they haven’t much trouble signing other big names in the last six months or so.”

Regarding Paul Heyman: “I’ve heard the Paul Heyman rumor over the last few months, and I know that Paul has talked to Dixie [Carter] so there has been some conversation, but I don’t know what Paul’s plans really are.  I don’t talk to Paul on a daily basis, and if Paul was to join TNA, I think it’ll be a big asset, but I don’t know what his immediate plans are.”

Regarding the Victory Road PPV this Sunday: “I think the Heavyweight Title Match is intriguing.  Love watching RVD, love watching Ken Anderson.  I’m a big Anderson fan. Jeff Hardy & Abyss; it’s gonna be great.  I’m a huge Kurt Angle fan, and I love what he’s doing, and that he pulled himself out of the Top 10 rankings, and is working his way up the ladder.  So I find that match (Angle vs. “The Pope” D’Angelo Dinero) the one I’m looking forward to the most.”

Courtesy: MondayNightMayhem.com

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The undisclosed operation that Triple H underwent this week was to repair a torn muscle tendon in his arm. Though he had been plagued recently by issues with both surgically-repaired quads and his neck, this is a new injury that may have been suffered while filming one of his two upcoming WWE Films. His planned SummerSlam return bout against Sheamus is likely out the window now as he is expected out for several months.

Triple H was last seen on television being put out of action by Sheamus at the “Extreme Rules” pay-per-view in April where he lost a hellacious streetfight to the Celtic Warrior.

Appearing on Monday’s edition of the Right After Wrestling Sirius satellite radio show, former WWE superstar Carlito opened up about being depressed and trying to leave the company on numerous occasions before he was finally released due to his refusal to enter rehab for an alleged pain pill addiction.

On wanting to get the hell out of WWE:

“I had been asking for my release for a long time. I tried to finish up my contract, which I think was up in August. I had been trying to leave for about three years. For the last year, I was just miserable. I wasn’t even myself. I was dying just to get away.”

On being fired for a Wellness Policy infraction and refusing to go to rehab:

“I wouldn’t say I got myself fired on purpose, but in that last year, I really didn’t care. They wanted me to go to rehab. My opinion was I didn’t need it. I’m not addicted to pills. I think what happened is I was depressed. I have scripts (for pain medication) legit reasons for using them. I think I was abusing them as anti-depressants instead. I remember other people not in WWE would tell me to go to rehab because it looks good on paper. I said, ‘One, I don’t want to keep my job. Two, I’m not going to admit to a problem I don’t have.'”

On the grinding travel and not being utilized properly on television:

“I was always grinding. I was always working. Mainly, my big problem was I thought they were f**king with me. I didn’t like the mind games and all the bulls*** they were putting me through. Maybe it was all in my head, but I just felt that’s what they were doing with me. I could never get a straight answer. I get sometimes you have to take a backseat, but how long am I supposed to sit in the back?”

On dealing with the backstage politics and people’s claims that he was lazy:

“I remember people would tell me to just play the game. I can’t just play the game. I can’t be fake. I love the business, I just don’t like the politics. I want to be able to help out and give back in somehow. In WWE, I wasn’t doing any of that. I also felt I was gypping the people (in WWE) putting in three-minute matches that didn’t mean anything. It just breaks your heart when you can give so much more.”

It’s worth noting that in the same interview, Carlito did not rule out the possibility of going to TNA, though nothing appears imminent. Dixie Carter was most definitely interested in bringing him in at one point, but their priorities may have shifted given that they are spending less money to bring in big names these days.

Here are excerpts of an interview conducted by John Sharp of the Peoria Journal Star with the reigning WWE champion, Sheamus:

On becoming the first Irish-born WWE champion:

“It meant everything. This has been a long journey. This is something I’ve always wanted to do, to be in the WWE since I was 4 or 5 years old. A lot of people will tell you to be realistic in school – that you can’t do this or can’t do that. They will tell you to find a 9-to-5 job and all of that. But we all have dreams.”

On WWE placing a greater focus on younger stars recently:

“I think it’s a good sign, and no matter what industry you are in, there is new talent coming no matter what. Guys like Cena and Orton have done a good job. The NXT guys are a bunch of scumbags as far as I’m concerned. As far as I’m concerned, I’m leading the flag. They’ll have to kick me out of the door there.”

On his fantastic tan (I kid) and bright orange hair making him stand out more:

“Being different is everything and it is an advantage. When you look at a WWE show, you will see someone with a beautiful Irish tan like myself and someone like Randy Orton with the snake-like features and the Big Show and people like Evan Bourne who is like a rubber band and can do anything, and a big mouth piece like The Miz. If everyone looked the same with tans, what would be the point? It’s like watching the same movie over and over again.”

On who he would love to work with in the ring:

“I’ve had a chance with Finlay. He’s always been a big hero of mine. We did cross paths with the No. 1 contendership battle royal. Stan Hansen, too. He was a big dude and took no prisoners and he was a hard hitter who everyone feared. Him and Finley would be my two biggest idols.”

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As you may know, Vince McMahon recently decreed that he wanted most of WWE’s main event talent to join the world of Twitter. Of course, he failed to include himself in that declaration. But imagine for a moment what it might be like if Mr. McMahon himself did, in fact, join the world’s most popular microblogging service. I imagine it would look a little something like this (in reverse chronological order):

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Former WCW star “Taskmaster” Kevin Sullivan met recently with TNA President Dixie Carter about joining the company’s creative team. During that meeting, Sullivan presented an angle that involves a year-long main event storyline that would require them signing a top star who the company would likely have difficulty getting.

We can also confirm that TNA did, in fact, quietly part ways with writer Ed Ferrara a few weeks ago. Ferrara left a teaching position and was brought into the company several months ago around the time that Jim Cornette not-so-quietly parted ways with them, in large part due to that hiring. Of course, Ferrara also served as Vince Russo’s right-hand man for the World Wrestling Federation during the Attitude Era.

(Partial source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter)

WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross has posted his latest BBQ blog HERE. Here are some excerpts:

“Guys that work at the gym I go to are still buzzing about the Lesnar-Carwin fight that we attended this past Saturday night. There should be no doubt in anyone’s mind who the top heavyweight in MMA is now. I expect the Lesnar fight to sell approximately 1.2 million PPV’s and that figure might be a touch low.”

Solomonster Says: It wouldn’t surprise me at all if that were the case. I’m thinking it may actually be slightly less than that. UFC 116 had a lot of buzz going in, but it felt more subdued than the buzz 115 had, and that PPV did over 900,000 buys. Still, Brock is the biggest PPV draw in the game not named Mayweather.

“We had dinner Friday night with Stone Cold and he never mentioned the RAW GM biz. I have no clue as to who will end up being revealed as the RAW GM but I’m enjoying the mystery. I think’ that when its finally revealed that we will all likely be surprised, perhaps shocked, and it might not be who many of us have on our own list of viable candidates.”

Solomonster Says: The only thing shocking was the sheer number of people who wrote in after Monday night thinking it was actually Austin. I still say it’s Zombie Jack Tunney sending e-mails from the great beyond under his old Prodigy account.

“Yes….The Nexus is a little NWO-like in many aspects except they are younger and have the majority of their careers ahead of them instead of behind them. I do think that the Nexus storyline is one of the better issues to come to RAW in quite some time.”

Solomonster Says: No argument here. It’s easily the most compelling thing on Raw since the Taker/Michaels buildup heading into WrestleMania. It’s lost some steam, but they can still deliver a big payoff with it.

“Nice use of Arn Anderson’s interview skills on Raw Monday night or so I thought. Before the emails roll in, yes, Double A would make someone a helluva ‘manager’ or mouth piece, but it certainly seems that the viable days of the wrestling manager have fallen by the wayside.”

Solomonster Says: It really is a crime the way the art of the wrestling manager has been so totally squashed by Vince McMahon. So many guys would benefit from having someone like Arn at their side, and more talented mouths would have jobs, which is always a good thing.

JR also discusses which talents from NXT Season 2 stand out to him thus far, former WWF announcer Kevin Kelly, and more.

Last night in Atlanta, following the conclusion of the Friday Night Smackdown taping, a 6 on 6 battle took place pitting Raw stars against members of The Nexus faction, sans Darren Young who was annihilated by John Cena on Monday night.

John Cena, Randy Orton, Edge, Sheamus, John Morrison and Chris Jericho represented the Raw brand, though Sheamus, Edge and Jericho did walk out on their partners before the match started, leaving them at a severe disadvantage. Have no fear though as the babyfaces triumphed after Orton finished off David Otgunga with an RKO.

In addition, during the “dark” portion of the event, Rey Mysterio defeated Jack Swagger, Kane and Big Show to retain his World Championship.

Here is a quick rundown of tonight’s Smackdown taping results from Atlanta, airing this Friday night, with some thoughts from The Solomonster bolded throughout:

– Drew McIntyre made his Smackdown return, begging Teddy Long to let him into the Money in the Bank match at the PPV. Teddy makes Drew beg for it, then says the only way he can get in is to defeat Kofi Kingston later in the show. Remind me to check with Drew the next time I get deported. I mean, talk about quick turnaround!

– Dolph Ziggler def. Chavo Guerrero and MVP in a three-way qualifying match for the MITB spot, beating MVP with a sleeper. Who could possibly care?

– Rey Mysterio was attacked backstage by Jack Swagger and put in an Anklelock, being dragged into the arena until Big Show made the save and carried Rey to the back. Good to see them booking Rey with respect this time around.

– Vance Archer and Curt Hawkins def. Christian and Matt Hardy after Christian walked out on Matt Hardy’s gut. Doesn’t mean he’s turned heel as I presume they are just building heat for the MITB match.

– Drew McIntyre def. Kofi Kingston to qualify for the MITB match.

– Luke Gallows and C.M. Punk come out to the ring. Gallows calls out Serena and verbally tears into her after she begs for forgiveness. Punk said it’s his decision to make, not Luke’s, and he forgives her. Gallows leaves the ring. Serena promises to never disappoint him again and Punk says she better not. They hug and Gallows looks on from the ramp in disapproving fashion. CM Punk is so far and above as a heel, it’s not even funny.

– “Dashing” Cody Rhodes def. JTG. He now stops to look in a mirror during his entrance. HBK, you are not!

– Kelly Kelly will take on Layla at MITB PPV. Layla interrupts and Kelly slaps her. Michelle McTaker came to the rescue. LayCool beat down Kelly. Rest in peace, young lady.

– Jack Swagger battled Big Show to a double COR. After the match, Kane grabs Swagger backstage and pulls him into the RED ROOM OF DEATH and accuses him of injuring the Undertaker. Swagger denies it and says he has an alibi and will prove it next week. Kane says he had better, or else he will be condemned to hell. That’s pretty harsh, no? Did Swagger spill coffee on Kane? We all know he can get pretty emotional when that happens.

(credit to f4wonline.com)

While nobody seems to know what it is, it’s being reported that something big has been planned for tonight’s Smackdown/NXT taping at the Phillips Arena in Atlanta, GA. Not sure if the two are connected, but Drew McIntyre may be making his return tonight as well. It is scheduled to be a WWE Supershow taping featuring stars from both brands.

Comment: I can guarantee that however big it may be, it cannot possibly be as big as Matt Hardy’s gut.

It’s hard to believe, but it was on this day 12 years ago that Bill Goldberg defeated Hollywood Hogan on WCW “Monday Nitro” before 38,196 fans (official attendance from the venue’s site) to capture the WCW Heavyweight Title. After beginning to falter under the weight of a resurgent WWF, Nitro won the ratings war that night. The New World Order had seemingly been toppled. All seemed right in Turner Land.

Of course, less than 3 years later, WCW was dead.

We can talk about how foolish it was for Eric Bischoff to give away his biggest pay-per-view main event and flush millions of dollars down the drain, all for the sake of a Nielsen number. We could talk about the ill-advised end to Goldberg’s streak a few months later at the hands of Kevin Nash. We could even talk about the infamous “Fingerpoke of Doom” that kicked off 1999. But it’s already been discussed. Still, it’s hard to fathom how a company that was making millions could spiral downward so quickly, forever changing the wrestling industry.

Today, we remember a key event in wrestling history. Unfortunately, it also makes us wonder … what might have been.

WWE issued the following release this morning:

WWE(R) Debuts in China at Expo 2010 Shanghai

STAMFORD, Conn., Jul 06, 2010 (BUSINESS WIRE) — World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. and Expo 2010 Shanghai today announced that they will present the first live sports entertainment event in China on Sunday, August 22 at 7 PM (local Shanghai time) in the Expo Cultural Center. The 90 minute event, titled “WWE Raw(R) Presents SummerSlam(R)” will feature WWE Superstars John Cena(R), Rey Mysterio(R), Chris Jericho(R) and others.

“WWE Raw Presents SummerSlam” is free of charge to Expo attendees on August 22. Tickets can be obtained at the Expo Cultural Center from 9:30am the day of the event. WWE expects to fill the 8,000 person arena capacity. WWE will be one of about 15 shows performing on the main stage at the Expo Cultural Center, which is the newest, most state-of-the-art arena in China.

“WWE is honored that the Chinese government and Expo 2010 Shanghai have offered us this rare, historic opportunity to perform at the successful Shanghai World Expo,” said WWE Chairman and CEO Vince McMahon. “We are thankful to be allowed to entertain the attendees and our fans in the region at Expo 2010 Shanghai.”

Expo 2010 Shanghai opened on May 1 to great international fanfare and will run until October 31, 2010. More than 240 countries and international organizations are participating in Expo 2010 Shanghai, with about 145 international pavilions. Many world leaders have attended during the first month, including United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, President of France Nicolas Sarkozy, and many others.

Expo 2010 Shanghai expects to see more than 70 million visitors from around the world, and has already had more than 10 million attend.

The theme of Expo 2010 Shanghai is “Better City, Better Life,” representing the common wish of the whole humankind for a better living in future urban environments. Through different sub-themes, Expo 2010 Shanghai will create blueprints for future cities and harmonious urban life styles, providing an extraordinary educational and entertaining platform for visitors of all nations.

WWE opened an office in Shanghai in 2007, introducing its unique brand of sports entertainment content to China, and has steadily grown in awareness and popularity. This will be the first opportunity for Chinese fans to sample the live event part of the WWE experience.

-As announced on Raw tonight, the Hart Dynasty will defend their Unified Tag Team titles against Jimmy and Jay Uso.

-Regarding the anonymous Raw GM, it’s not Steve Austin.

– WWE.com has announced that tonight’s RAW will open with its anonymous General Manager announcing the fate of The Nexus after their recent attacks on John Cena, Bret Hart, Vince McMahon and the WWE Legends.

While the item does not mention this, it is believed that with his visa issues now behind him, Wade Barrett will be back on the show tonight as well. There will be no guest host.

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Solomonster delivers a PACKED show with thoughts on Chris Benoit, Michael Jackson, Fedor tapping out last night, Martha Hart’s lawsuit against WWE, Paul Heyman being courted by TNA, Bryan Danielson a class act, Raw’s anonymous GM and the Fatal 4-Way PPV from Nassau Coliseum!

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Solomonster previews Fatal 4-Way before leaving for the show and talks about the NXT follow-up, HBK’s thoughts on Daniel Bryan’s release, Abyss turning heel, Ric Flair wrestling Jay Lethal, a rant on 3D glasses and who is the GREATEST WWE superstar of all time?

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Solomonster raves about the NXT angle on Raw, then rants on the firing of Bryan Danielson, plus thoughts on the resurrection of Survivor Series, making title belts mean more and the Sound Off’s new home on FACEBOOK!

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Solomonster is back with thoughts on the supposed “youth movement” in WWE, Kane’s promo on Smackdown, the NXT finale and a rant on names for season 2, a new Raw guest host and THE MAILBAG!

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A new episode of the Sound Off will return next weekend, but this Memorial Day, enjoy a VINTAGE episode (#17) featuring a classic Solomonster rant on John Cena. From 3/2/08.

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A rare weekday edition of the Sound Off celebrating MAY 19TH (!!!) with thoughts on a pretty good edition of Raw, Bret Hart and The Outsiders as champions in 2010, Michael Cole getting his ass handed to him on NXT, the future of Jim Ross and your questions!

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Thoughts on the (pointless) 2010 Draft, Impact’s epic fail, WWE making a huge mistake with Jim Ross, Tara leaving TNA, Batista the Thespian and my unexpected debut for WuW at their “Spring May Survival” show. Hint: it involves a duck.

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More on the death of Chris Kanyon, Daniels released from TNA, thoughts on WrestleMania 26 and HBK, Swagger wins the World title, Impact hemorrhaging viewers and more in what may be the SINGLE LONGEST edition of the Sound Off to date!

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It’s the third annual WrestleMania predictions show, plus surprising news on what may close the show, more on Goldberg and WWE, TNA moving to 8pm and another obese mailbag!

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Impact CRUSHED, awesome Bret/Vince angle, no love for Kofi, Savage reaches out to WWE and Eric Bischoff pays for his big fat mouth!

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