– As noted, TNA founder Jeff Jarrett is the man responsible for establishing the working relationship between TNA and the Wrestle-1 promotion in Japan. Since Jarrett’s departure, word is that “Big” John Gaburick and Bob Ryder are the two that now handle the relationship.

– Former TNA star Kenny King is teasing a return on Twitter. King recently tweeted the following:

Just read a very promising email. It seems your voices have been heard. Hope you’re ready for the #ReturnOfTheKing

— Kenny King (@KennyKingPb2) February 7, 2014

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Regarding the rumors of Kurt Angle having a “blow up” backstage with TNA executive “Big” John Gaburick, one person noted that it wasn’t even an argument, and was more along the lines of Angle expressing his confusion over what he felt was senseless booking.

Speaking of Angle, despite his claims that he is not in “bad shape” recently, it was said that he was looking to be in rough physical shape during the recent U.K. tour and could barely move, however when he got in front of the fans, he ignored it and managed to put on consistently good performances.

As previously reported, TNA veteran Kurt Angle had a backstage blow-up with “Big” John Gaburick during the company’s U.K. tour. Apparently Angle wasn’t the only star to have a heated exchange with the TNA executive.

According to a new PWInsider.com article, TNA star Eric Young had a verbal exchange with Gaburick during the U.K. tour as well. Gaburick apparently ran down Young backstage after his Monter’s Ball match with Abyss, which was taped for this week’s edition of Impact Wrestling.

The report claims Gaburick told Young that he took too long in selling an attack from Abyss and should have exited the ring quicker due to the fact that they had additional segments to tape.

As a result, Young, who is well liked and considered to be a performer who rarely speaks out, didn’t hold back this time. According to reports, Young vented his frustration over the situation and the matter was quickly resolved. Basically put, it wasn’t a major incident or anything like that.

TNANews.com writer Alex Barie recently reached out to TNA star Kurt Angle regarding the rumors that he had a blow up with John Gaburick backstage during the recent TNA U.K. tour. Regarding the rumors, Angle stated, “Reports couldn’t be any less true. I did not argue with Big (John Gaburick). Everything is fine.”

The article also notes that Angle is scheduled to get knee surgery next week and will be out of action for a month as a result.

TNA star Kurt Angle was scheduled to undergo surgery in late January, however with Jeff Hardy and Sting not going on the company’s U.K. tour, Angle’s surgery was pushed back so that he could fill-in on the tour.

During the television taping in Glasgow, Scotland this past week, an angle was shot that saw Angle get beat down with steel chairs, which was seemingly the company’s way of writing him out of the storylines. The following day in Manchester, Angle was told by the TNA creative team that he was scheduled to do a run-in segment. Angle reportedly flipped out as a result, as he had already been written out of storylines and because he had been working despite doctor’s orders not to.

John Gaburick was said to be the one that Angle flipped out to, and in the end, Angle did not work the taping that night in Manchester.

Angle did his Hall Of Fame induction the next day in London, and set up a probable Lockdown match against Ethan Carter III. As a result, it appears that TNA is expecting Angle to work the pay-per-view without having the surgery he needs.

-Apparently Kurt Angle suffered another legitimate injury at the Bound For Glory pay-per-view. According to reports, Angle tore some cartilage in his knee when he missed the moonsault off of the top-rope in his match against Bobby Roode.

-With Eric Bischoff out of the picture in TNA these days, the creative direction of the company will be handled by TNA writers Matt Conway and Dave Lagana. The guys responsible for maneuvering the creative direction of the company will be John Gaburick and Jeff Jarrett.

-TNA drew a reported 1,500 fans for their Impact Wrestling television tapings in Salt Lake City, Utah recently.

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-The TNA Impact Wrestling television taping on December 26th in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania has been changed to a non-televised live event that will now take place on December 27th.

-TNA has removed both Hulk Hogan and AJ Styles from their official online roster page. Meanwhile, Mr. Anderson has been re-added to the page.

-The following is a new 24/7 video of Dixie Carter and John Gaburick discuss the AJ Styles at TNA World Heavyweight Champion situation. Check it out below:

http://youtu.be/MMNEKLSEWwA

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As previously reported, TNA executive producer Eric Bischoff was not at the company’s Bound For Glory pay-per-view last Sunday night, nor was he at the Impact Wrestling television taping on Thursday.

Jason Hervey, the partner of Bischoff’s production company, was at both Bound For Glory and Impact Wrestling performing his usual duties. Additionally, Garett Bischoff was at both events.

During the recent TNA talent meeting, Dixie Carter and executive John Gaburick informed the staff that Bischoff will be working from home.

At the same meeting, Jeremy Borash spoke and offered a demonstration on how to film on camera phones for the company’s upcoming 24/7 project.

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Former WWE employee John “Big” Gaburick, who now works as an executive for TNA Impact Wrestling, was at the Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW) promotion on Wednesday. Apparently Gaburick spoke with the talent prior to their show, but nothing of note was discussed in terms of OVW’s relationship with TNA.

Former WWE Superstar Al Snow is still writing the weekly television down at OVW.

When asked about OVW serving as a developmental territory for TNA, one source noted there is “no firm structure” in place.

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