TNA issued the following press release today …

TNA Entertainment, the Nashville-based sports entertainment company known for the global pro wrestling program, IMPACT Wrestling, has signed with UTA, it was announced jointly today by Dixie Carter, President of TNA Entertainment, and UTA.

TNA Entertainment’s IMPACT Wrestling, one of Spike TV’s top-rated shows, averaging 1.4 million viewers each week, is broadcast in 120 countries worldwide. Additionally, TNA Entertainment produces more than 100 live Impact Wrestling events each year as well as monthly PPV events with such internationally beloved professional wrestling stars as Jeff Hardy, Bobby Roode, Kurt Angle, Eric Young, Magnus, James Storm, MVP, Gail Kim and the lovely and lethal Knockouts.

UTA will represent the 12-year-old company to extend its television broadcast reach as well as to expand its licensing programs and slate of live event programming. TNA will also leverage UTA’s expertise in digital and social media to build monetization strategies for its digital media operations. TNA launched a cross-platform programming effort, #IMPACT 365, in October 2013 to provide viewers with ongoing storyline and original content 24/7 on its website and across YouTube, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and other platforms.

“UTA’s diverse range of capabilities make them an ideal partner to help TNA add tremendous visibility and value to the global IMPACT Wrestling brand,” said Dixie Carter. “We are confident that by working with the UTA team, we will not only expand our wrestling business in exciting ways, but we will also build new entertainment ventures and properties.”

TNA Entertainment, LLC is a privately held sports entertainment company based in Nashville, Tennessee, that specializes in events, products, numerous TV properties, merchandise and music, as well as, the management and promotion of professional wrestlers. The product is the world’s most innovative experience in professional wrestling and is broadcast in more than 120 countries. For more information, please visit www.impactwrestling.com.

United Talent Agency is a premier global talent and literary agency representing many of the world’s most widely-known figures in every current and emerging area of entertainment, including motion pictures, television, digital media, video games, books, music, theatre and live entertainment. The agency is also globally recognized in the areas of film finance, film packaging, corporate consulting, branding, licensing, endorsements and the representation of production talent. The agency operates the brand strategy firm UTA Brand Studio as well as New York and Los Angeles-based United Entertainment Group, a joint venture firm focusing on branded entertainment for Fortune 500 companies. UTA also owns leading broadcast and news agency N.S. Bienstock.

The following are results from TNA’s “World Cup” pay-per-view taping, which took place on Saturday night in Orlando, Florida.

The teams were selected by way of a draft. The teams were as follows:

Captain Eric Young with Bully Ray, Eddie Edwards, Gunner and ODB.

Captain Kurt Angle with Davey Richards, Mr. Anderson, Sanada and Madison Rayne.

Captain Ethan Carter III with Jessie, Robbie E., Magnus and Gail Kim.

Captain Bobby Roode with James Storm, Kenny King, Samuel Shaw and The Beautiful People.

Qualifying Matches

– Eddie Edwards def. James Storm
– The Bro Mans def. Mr. Anderson and Sanada
– Gail Kim def. Madison Rayne
– Eric Young def. Bobby Roode
– Kurt Angle def. Magnus
– Angelina Love def. ODB
– Ethan Carter III def. Davey Richards
– Bully Ray & Gunner def. Kenny King & Samuel Shaw

TNA World Cup Finals

(The remaining two teams, captained by Young and EC3, met in elimination matches.)

– ODB def. Gail Kim
– Robbie E. def. ODB
– The Bro Mans def. Eddie Edwards
– Bully Ray def. Jessie
– Robbie E. def. Bully Ray
– Gunner def. Robbie E.
– Magnus def. Gunner
– Eric Young def. Ethan Carter III via DQ.
– Eric Young def. Magnus to win the TNA World Cup for his team.

The following are results of the Impact Wrestling television taping for the Thursday, April 24th edition of the show.

– Magnus comes to the ring for a promo. He says he was never really beaten by Eric Young for the title, and says the biggest failure that fateful night was his help. He says good help is hard to find. He brings out Abyss. Magnus calls Abyss an idiot and says he now realizes why everyone abandoned him. Magnus fires Abyss. Abyss says he realizes now that he’s a monster and that he’s going to once again start destroying lives, starting with Magnus. Magnus says Abyss is no longer a contracted TNA wrestler. MVP comes out and confirms that fact. MVP says he will consider this Abyss’ TNA tryout, and that if he can defeat Magnus, he can regain his spot back in TNA.

– Bobby Lashley def. Kenny King via countout. Lashley dominated the majority of the match. As he was about to hit his finisher on King, King rolled out of the ring and simply walked off to the back. The referee counted him out.

– Madison Rayne comes to the ring for a promo. She calls out The Beautiful People. They come out and Madison attacks them. They recover, however, and get the upper hand. Brittany does a run-in to try and save Madison, but the numbers game is too much for them. The Beautiful People do their brown-bag skit on Madison. Gail Kim eventually comes out to make the save. She challenges The Beautiful People to a match later tonight.

– Kurt Angle def. Rockstar Spud. Angle dominated the match and finished off Spud via tapout with his ankle lock submission. Ethan Carter III comes out and attacks Angle after the match, but Willow ends up coming down to make the save.

– The Beautiful People def. Madison Rayne and Gail Kim in Knockouts tag-team action.

– Bobby Roode and James Storm def. Bully Ray and Gunner in tag-team action.

– MVP def. Austin Aries in the main event of the evening.

The following are highlights of a new Smartasses Radio interview with Gail Kim:

On her thoughts on the TNA product: “Impact Wrestling has really shaken things up. You see a lot of new young talent that they’re trying like Ethan Carter and The Wolves who are really great additions. Ethan, I’ve worked with in WWE when he was in NXT and I remember thinking, ‘Wow, this guy has a lot of charisma.’ I was shocked to see him be released, but that was a blessing in disguise for us because we got a hell of a talent. I think people are going to see us invest in younger talent and new faces and really just try things and see what works.”

On recent changes to the TNA Knockouts division: “I feel like for the longest time we’ve been hearing from fans, ‘Oh, we need more Knockouts. It’s getting stale with the same girls.’ It’s been a struggle for us, but I think we’ve done a great job so far. I wanted everyone to be patient because we pride ourselves on the Knockouts division having talented girls. You can’t hire girls just because we need new girls. We were looking for quality, and now we’ve brought back Angelina Love and they’re going with the Beautiful People which is a proven success. We’ve brought in Santana who plays Brittany now and she’s already debuted. We have a bright future. I think there’s going to be a lot more changes and it’s going to be for the best.”

On plans for her character going forward: “Alpha Female was just a temporary thing over in the UK. Who knows for her in the future? She’s got a great look and presence, but she’s not part of our regular roster right now, just to clear that up. For me, there are plans for everyone so that’s about as much as I can say. My storyline has pretty much wrapped up with Madison (Rayne) as everyone can tell. So, yeah, things are going to happen. I’m not worried. I’ve got so much more to show.”

On her thoughts on Lei’D Tapa leaving TNA: “She’s a great girl. She has passion and she has determination. She honestly was just very inexperienced. She only had three years of experience under her belt and it just wasn’t enough right now. I had two years of experience when I got hired by WWE and I got fired, and that was the best thing that ever happened to me. I didn’t know it at that time, but it just motivated me even more and I think she’s the same type of person that’s going to go out and get better. She just needs more experience and I don’t see this pulling her down in any way. All of us are rooting for her because we all loved her. She has such a great look, such a great presence, and she’s got it in her blood. I have no doubt that she’s going to be a big star one day. It just takes time.”

“Wrestling is an art. I’ve been wrestling now for 14 years or so, and I’ve told her that for me to feel totally confident to where I could lead in the ring and give it my all and be a veteran, it took me eight solid years. People don’t realize how much time it can take, and I’m still learning every day. I don’t want people to be discouraged; a lot of people make assumptions when people are gone. Just remember that nobody really knows what’s going on behind the scenes. I just think that things happen for a reason, and she’s such a good human being that I really feel like good things will happen for her.”

On improving her promo skills: “All of us have to work at it. I guess some people just have natural talent. I would say my strength is being in the ring and having matches. For me to have a promo, it takes a while for me to prepare. I feel like Impact Wrestling has given me so many opportunities to talk. Pat Kenney, or Simon Diamond, he normally works with us girls on our matches. He was put with us also to develop our characters, and that’s one thing Pat has really worked on with me. When we’re at live events or anything like that, he wants me to cut promos and he wants me to get better. He wants me to get as much practice as I can, especially during that run when I was doing the open challenge with some of those indie girls. I had talking segments every week and that’s not my comfort zone. He really helped me a lot, so I thank him for that.”

On her past feuds with Taryn Terrell and Awesome Kong: “Kong was my first, I call it magical feud because we had pure magical chemistry. I honestly never thought that something like that would happen again where people really recognized our hard work and we got their respect and it made a name for us. I’m very fortunate that it happened again, with Taryn last year. For me to have those opportunities in my career twice, I’m so grateful, and I just want to make even more magical moments going forward. The day that I start moving slower is the day that I’m going to retire. I just want to keep on making more magic and blowing people away with my matches – that’s what I want to be remembered for.”

Check out the complete interview at SmartMarkRadio.com.

Gail Kim sits down with Peter Rosenberg for almost an hour and talks about Mae Young, AJ Styles, Triple H, her WWE departure and more.

– ECW original Tommy Dreamer worked as an agent at the TNA Impact Wrestling television taping on Thursday. Dreamer filled the position left open by Jeff Jarrett when he resigned from the company.

– TNA personality Jeremy Borash appeared on the “Restaurant Impossible” show on the Food Network on Friday night. Borash appeared with Gail Kim’s husband, Chef Robert Irvine, in Santa Rosa, California.

– TNA will have Knockout Gail Kim doing a live interview for their “Second Screen Experience” for tonight’s edition of Impact Wrestling.

– Several of the recent TNA “One Night Only” pay-per-views, such as Hardcore Justice 2, Knockouts Knockdown and TNA 10 Reunion, have been released on DVD.

– The following talent are scheduled to appear at the TNA live events this Friday and Saturday in Bristol, TN. and McMinnville, TN.: Sting, Bully Ray, Samoa Joe, Magnus, Mr. Anderson, Bobby Roode, James Storm, Gunner, The BroMans, Chris Sabin, Austin Aries and Gail Kim.

As seen Thursday night on Impact Wrestling, Madison Rayne made her return to TNA Wrestling. Establishing herself as a babyface, the four-time TNA Women’s Knockout Champion saved ODB from an attack from Lei’D Tapa and her former partner in crime, the reigning TNA Women’s Knockout Champion Gail Kim. The 27-year-old is back on the company website’s official roster and has also been talent roster for January’s tour of Europe.

Those scheduled for the tour are Magnus, Rockstar Spud, Kurt Angle, Bobby Roode, Christopher Daniels, Kazarian, Ethan Carter III, Bully Ray, Mr. Anderson, James Storm, Gunner, Samoa Joe, Chris Sabin, Austin Aries, Eric Young, Joseph Park, Robbie E, Jessie Godderz, Zema Ion, Gail Kim, Lei’D Tapa, Velvet Sky, Madison Rayne, ODB and Sam Shaw.

Brooke, Knux and Manik have been pulled from the announced lineup. Other notable admissions include AJ Styles, Jeff Hardy, Sting, Chavo Guerrero and Hernandez.

– Former top Ring Of Honor star Davey Richards recently posted the following message on his official Facebook page:

“With a heavy heart I can announce I announce that myself and ROH have parted ways for good and I will not be at Final Battle. Please continue to support them and the incredible talent they have. Thanks for the memories. It was an amazing ride.”

– The official TNA Twitter account posted the following tweet, which includes a link to video footage of TNA Knockouts Gail Kim and Christy Hemme doing a lower-body workout for Muscle & Fitness Hers:

Christy Hemme and Gail Kim New Lower Body Workout Video for Muscle and Fitness Hers http://t.co/PvV0pzkbTn

— IMPACT WRESTLING (@IMPACTWRESTLING) December 1, 2013

– As seen Monday night on Raw, WWE Intercontinental Champion Big E Langston and Mark Henry defeated the team of Ryback and Curtis Axel, with Henry being portrayed as a mentor to the young up-and-comer. This alliance is not expected to last, because as of this week, WWE creative has plans for “The World’s Strongest Man” to battle Langston at the Royal Rumble.

– As seen Sunday night at Survivor Series, Mark Henry returned to action by answering Ryback’s open challenge, and defeating him. According to F4WOnline.com, the short-lived storyline was copied from TNA Wrestling. On Impact Wrestling on Spike TV, former WWE Diva and reigning TNA Women’s Champion Gail Kim has been issuing open challenges, which inspired WWE’s creative department to utilize the idea for themselves.

– According to a source within WWE, plans are in place for the company to heavily focus on tag team competition in 2014, and company officials are contemplating holding a three-day tryout camp for independent wrestling duos early in the year. It is said that WWE honcho Paul “Triple H” Levesque is a huge fan of tag team wrestling.

(source: F4WOnline.com)

The following are highlights from a recent Miami Herald interview with TNA Knockout Lei’D Tapa:

On being a TNA Knockout: “It’s an honor to work with TNA and to be a Knockout. It’s a great opportunity.”

On participating in TNA’s Gut Check: “I’m just really grateful that I had the opportunity to participate in the [TNA] Gut Check. That put me on the radar — to get me out there and get known. It was the perfect opportunity for me and the right moment for me to be in front of the right people. For TNA to give me the opportunity to be with them and to grow as a wrestler and as an entertainer, I’m really honored and thankful.”

On working with Gail Kim: “It’s an honor to work with Gail Kim and I’m so glad I have the opportunity to be doing what we’re doing right now. She’s a great teacher to me. She’s helping me to keep growing and giving me advice. She’s a phenomenal athlete and a great, great talent. Before I started wrestling, I would watch her on TV to see how she works. Not only is she a beautiful woman, she’s a strong woman. I always believe that being a woman stands for something, and when I look at her, that’s what I see.”

Check out the complete interview online at MiamiHerald.com.

– Thursday’s episode of Impact Wrestling drew a 0.96 cable rating, up from 0.90 last week.

The program averaged 1.139 million viewers over the course of two hours, up 12 percent from 1.019 million viewers last week.

Thus far in 2013, Impact Wrestling has averaged 1.270 million viewers. The program, however, has not topped the yearly average since the most-recent special, No Surrender, on September 12.

– AJ Styles, who is planning to defend the TNA World Heavyweight Championship at an event presented by Wrestle-1, a promotion in Japan being run by Great Muta, is shown arriving to the country in this “#IMPACT365” video.

Styles is in possession of the belt that he took with him when he left TNA Wrestling, but has been technically stripped of the title.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IohFt0Qqa5Y

– ShopTNA.com has released its 2014 TNA Knockouts Calendar, which features Brooke, Christy Hemme, Gail Kim, Taryn Terrell and Velvet Sky on the cover. Mickie James, who has since parted ways with TNA Wrestling, is also featured in the calendar.

– Eric Bischoff, who serves as Executive Producer of Impact Wrestling, is not backstage at tonight’s show in Salt Lake City, Utah.

According to two sources with the organization, he is not expected to resurface anytime soon, which has a number of employees happy. The exact reason for his absence has yet to be disclosed.

– Sunday at Bound For Glory, Gail Kim captured the TNA Women’s Knockout Championship for a third time by defeating ODB and Brooke, with assistance from Lei’D Tapa. The new champ, however, would prefer that fans not compare Tapa to former TNA Women’s Knockout Champion Awesome Kong.

“People need to stop comparing @LeiD_Tapa to awesome kong,” Kim wrote on Twitter. “Tapa Is at least smart enough who to align herself with #teamgail.”

– The official YouTube account of TNA Wrestling released the following video previewing tonight’s episode of Impact Wrestling.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjJG2fDS2Rs

(source: PWInsider.com)

-The autobiography for the new TNA Impact Wrestling World Heavyweight Champion, AJ Styles, has been pushed back once again. The book, which was originally scheduled for an October release, has been pushed back to “early 2014,” according to a recent press release. For more information, visit VIPInkPublishing.com.

-The latest edition of the TNA Impact Wrestling podcast has been released. This week’s podcast features clips from the Kurt Angle Hall Of Fame banquet from last Saturday, as well as interviews with the new TNA Impact Wrestling World Tag-Team Champions, Bro-Mans, as well as the new TNA Knockout’s Champion Gail Kim. You can check out the new TNA Impact Wrestling podcast below:

http://youtu.be/t2JjC566dgI

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– In a re-match from Bound For Glory, AJ Styles will defend the TNA World Heavyweight Championship against Bully Ray this Thursday on Impact Wrestling.

Infuriated, TNA Wrestling President Dixie Carter ordered the match in response to Styles capturing the strap at Sunday’s pay-per-view event.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tvx7-rkTqSw

– Sunday at Bound For Glory, Gail Kim captured the TNA Women’s Knockout Championship for a third time by defeating ODB and Brooke, with assistance from Lei’D Tapa. Upset, Brooke remarked following the match on Twitter: “I dragged each of you @TheODBBAM @gailkimITSME! I was completely robbed by @LeiD_Tapa!! This isn’t over, it’s just began! #FirstLady.”

Kim responded to Brooke on Monday, stating, “I don’t understand your ghetto language. I’m classy and intelligent and so is @LeiD_Tapa. She knew what team to be on #teamgail.”

– Hernandez is scheduled to appear at the Alamo City Comic Con at the Henry B Gonzalez Convention Center 200 E. Market St. San Antonio, Texas, this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Former TNA Wrestling talent Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, Scott Steiner, Sean Waltman, Scott Hall, Buff Bagwell, as well as WWE Hall of Famer Bret Hart and Virgil are also advertised to appear at the event.

-TNA Knockout Gail Kim was recently interviewed by The Miami Herald to promote the current TNA “One Night Only” pay-per-view, which is called “Knockouts Knockdown.” You can check that interview out online at MiamiHerald.com.

-TNA Impact Wrestling star Hulk Hogan is scheduled to make an appearance at the New York Comic Con in October.

-Speaking of Hogan, the TNA star spoke with St. Louis Live, and when asked what was unique about his company’s current product, Hogan replied by saying:

“The majority of our time we stay consistent with storylines. I think we are really, really consistent with delivering the action and keeping the business in the ring as much as possible. There are certain times where you can watch a quarter hour and minute-by-minute and see where the girls are on there and doing certain things in the background, having a certain conversation. That works. We try not to go against the grain. But the majority of the time the people want the action in the ring and we try to be really consistent with that, and that’s what we are trying to do.”

Update On Hulk Hogan’s TNA Future, No Surrender Spoilers For This Week + MORE!

-A new, loaded TNA Impact Wrestling podcast, which features Hulk Hogan, Tito Ortiz, Quinton “Rampage” Jackson and TNA Knockout Gail Kim, is now available online. TNA fans interested in checking out the latest edition of the Impact Wrestling podcast can do so online at TNA2Go.com.

-TNA has added the official video preview for this Thursday’s live “No Surrender” edition of Impact Wrestling on their official YouTube channel. Fans interested in checking that out can do so by clicking play on the video player directly below:

http://youtu.be/zXDt_7SuYvg

TNA NO SURRENDER SPOILERS

-Current TNA Impact Wrestling Knockout Gail Kim, who was recently selected as TNA’s “Knockout Of The Month,” was interviewed by The Miami Herald. Fans interested in checking out that interview can do so online at MiamiHerald.com.

-The following are some recent additions to TNA Impact Wrestling’s official YouTube channel:

Inside Impact with ODB.

Inside Impact with Jeff Hardy

Inside Impact with Mr. Anderson

Details On TNA Planning On Cutting Even More Wrestlers […]

-TNA president Dixie Carter recently posted a tweet informing their UK fans on how to get Fan InterAction tickets. Dixie wrote:

UK FANS: Here’s the link so that you can buy Fan InterAction tickets ONE hour early. Get them at 8am tomorrow from http://bit.ly/18wlxm9

-Former TNA Impact Wrestling star Brooke Hogan has officially been removed from the company website’s roster page.

-TNA has named Gail Kim their newest “Knockout of the Month.” The company tweeted the following:

Congrats to out September Knockout of the Month: @gailkimITSME!

Check out the brand new pics!

https://impactwrestling.com/news/item/4999-September-Knockout-of-the-Month-Gail-Kim

-Gail Kim herself commented on the Knockout of the Month honors on Twitter, writing:

Check out more photos like these from the sept. KOTM photoshoot pic.twitter.com/qiRzBTVPku

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-For those who keep track of this kind of stuff, today marks the 11th year anniversary of the day Eric Bischoff, as WWE General Manager, debuted a replica NWA title belt as the new “World Heavyweight Championship.”

-The Ministry Of Slam show is doing a 24-hour Cystic Fibrosis benefit podcast today, featuring tons of pro wrestling merchandise being auctioned off, as well as taped interviews from such wrestling greats as Chris Jericho, Bully Ray, “The Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase, Jake “The Snake” Roberts, Dixie Carter, Gail Kim, Diamond Dallas Page and Nigel McGuinness.

-The latest edition of Entertainment Weekly features an article on the new exhibit that opened in Los Angeles at Project Gallery that features a lot of pro wrestling and boxing photos.

-The following content will be available this week to those with WWE 24/7 Classics On Demand:

–Capital Carnage 1998
–Raw 12/1/97
–Nitro 12/1/97
–SummerSlam 1992 from Wembley Stadium
–TNT 2/7/86
–World Tour 1991
–Bob Backlund vs. Bobby Duncum 12/12/79 Madison Square Garden
–Cactus Jack vs. Jimmy Jack Funk 3/8/89 Wild West Wrestling
–Bruno Sammartino vs. Spyros Arion 8/17/75 Madison Square Garden
–Trish Stratus & Lita vs. Mighty Molly & Ivory 10/22/01 Raw
–Smoking Gunns vs. Owen Hart & Davey Boy Smith 9/22/96 Mind Games PPV
–Chris Adams vs. Steve Austin USWA 5/25/90
–Dynamite Kid vs. Bret Hart boxing match 2/13/81 Calgary
–Roddy Piper vs. The Mountie 2/2/92 IC title match from
–Al Snow vs. William Regal European title 10/16/00 Raw
–Raw 4/5/99
–Worldwide Wrestling 7/31/93

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-The official TNA website, ImapctWrestling.com, recently posted the following in celebration of Hulk Hogan’s milestone 60th birthday today.

Happy Birthday to Hulk Hogan! Send your birthday wishes to Hulk @HulkHogan on Twitter! Also, take a look back at Hulk’s debut on TNA Wrestling, from the January 4, 2010 edition of IMPACT WRESTLING!

Watch Hulk Hogan’s TNA debut here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zf3UEu68Tc

-TNA Impact Wrestling announced on Sunday afternoon the addition of a “Knockouts Tornado Tag-Team Match” for their upcoming “Hardcore Justice” edition of Impact Wrestling on Spike TV on Thursday, August 15th.

The match will feature Gail Kim teaming up with current TNA Knockouts World Champion Mickie James, to take on the duo of Velvet Sky and ODB.

TNA Impact Wrestling “Hardcore Justice” Spoilers

-TNA Impact Wrestling star Hulk Hogan appeared on “The Today Show” on Tuesday. Co-host of the show, Willie Geist, revealed that his childhood hero was in fact Hulk Hogan, and that meeting him backstage at the first ever WrestleMania was the greatest moment of his life. Geist even jokingly mentioned that it was a greater moment than his wedding day and the birth of his child.

Watch Hogan’s appearance on The Today Show at Today.com.

-The latest edition of the TNA Impact Wrestling podcast, which this week features Gail Kim, Bobby Roode and Chris Sabin, is now online. You can check that out at Stitcher.com.

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– Thursday’s Independence Day edition of TNA Wrestling’s Impact Wrestling scored a 0.78 cable rating, its lowest since Thanksgiving. This figure is down fifteen percent from the prior week’s program, which drew a 0.92 cable rating.

While Thursday’s show was the lowest-rated episode of the year, it was not the least-watched episode of the year. That distinction still belongs to the May 30 show, which bottomed out when the program changed timeslots. Thursday’s show averaged 1,053,000 viewers over the course of two hours, a drop-off of five percent from the week before.

On a positive note, Males 12-34 and Males 18-34 drew six-week highs.

– This week, Robbie E asks Gail Kim three questions for a chance to get on “The List.” However, all she has to do is answer one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LhQtMEgta4

– According to WrestlingFigs.com, TNA Wrestling road agent Al Snow will appear at Fandomfest Comic and Toy Expo at the Kentucky International Convention Center 221 S 4th St. Louisville, Kentucky and The Galthouse Hotel & Convention Center 140 North Fourth St. Louisville, Kentucky. The event take place July 26-28.

(source: Pro Wrestling Torch)

– Three wrestlers and one announcer have been removed from the official TNA Wrestling website’s roster page: Alex Silva, Douglas Williams, Jesse Sorensen, and Todd Keneley.

It was reported earlier this week that Keneley was removed from the lead announce position, reverting the announce team to Mike Tenay and Taz. Keneley addressed reports of his dismissal from the organization in a Twitter post on Tuesday: “Thank you so much for all of the support and compliments on my work. Can’t tell you how much I appreciate it. Really making my day!”

Williams was sparingly used after being shifted to a trainer position in developmental promotion Ohio Valley Wrestling last year. Silva was sparingly used as well after becoming the inaugural Gut Check winner last year. He had been sidelined in recent months due to a concussion.

Sorensen continues to work for TNA Wrestling in the production department.

– The official YouTube account of TNA Wrestling has released this Inside IMPACT video of Taryn Terrell reacting to her Last Knockout Standing Match against Gail Kim at Slammiversary.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmNL5K-6PJs

(source: PWInsider.com)

– TNA President Dixie Carter tweeted the following after the Gail Kim vs. Taryn Terrell “Last Knockouts Standing” match at Slammiversary:

Unreal Knockouts match. Never heard so many holy s#*t's during a girls match. @TarynTerrell & @gailkimITSME tore it up!

— Dixie Carter (@TNADixie) June 3, 2013

She also wrote:

So proud of every single member of TNA. What a great #Slammiversary PPV. Top to bottom. Thanks to the best fans in the world. Best to come

— Dixie Carter (@TNADixie) June 3, 2013

The Knockouts match got rave reviews backstage, with everybody coming up to Kim & Terrell after the match and congratulating them.

– James Storm tweeted the following after his match at Slammiversary:

https://twitter.com/Cowboy_J_Storm/status/341377011433996289