I've Just Returned From...

[Johnny Scumm]

An Impact Wrestling signing with Jeremy Borash. He was promoting the Maximum Impact Tour for the Uk, so he could everyone in the mood for it. He'd been to Manchester, Nottingham and finally London in 24 Hours, so he was pretty worn out, but he was still jolly and being VERY nice to everyone. I was 2nd in the Queue, so I already blagged myself some Beer Money figures along with a Bound For Glory Poster, signed by Sting.

When I went to meet JB, he signed an 8x10 in front of me, with a message on it. I was then allowed to pick another 8x10 of a Wrestler, all which had been signed. I took Mick Foley's, always had wanted his signature. I then stuck around for an hour, until the end, where they began to give away some more 8x10's, all signed. I got Jesse Neal, Shannon Moore, Kevin Nash & Abyss. I was also given an Impact Guitar Pick, along with a Comic Book, written by Mick Foley, because I was able to name everyone who played Suicide.

All in all, this was probably the best Wrestling-Related things I've been to before. It was just so great and JB is a wonderful guy. We also had a sit-down chat about Jeff Hardy, talking over his condition and his return. This has made me want to buy tickets for their Tour more than I originally did, so I know I will be now.

Thanks for a great day TNA.

 

[Pole Smoker]

lol sounds good. I've just started watching TNA.

 

[Mr. Artistic guy]

I love Jeremy Borash. He seems like one of the absolute best guys at least in the wrestling biz, if not anywhere. One of these tours I'm going to have tickets because from a fan perspective I've never heard anything but good when people talk about TNA.

Sounds good.

 

[Johnny Scumm]

Jeremy Borash IS TNA.

I was being told, when they record TNA, he'll be sitting at Ringside. When the Camera's are filming the first Match, all the footage is being downloaded straight to his Laptop, so by the the time the 2nd Match starts, he usually has a rough edit of the first one done and ready for T.V.

He doesn't get near enough credit, that's for sure. He was so down to Earth it was wonderful.