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Future WWE TAG CHAMPS ON THEIR WAY?
Former ROH Tag Team champions Chris Hero and Claudio Castagnoli were at both Raw in New York and Smackdown in Providence, Rhode Island this week. They worked out in the ring with WWE officials before each show. It should be interesting to see what comes of that.
 
FUCKING. FINALLY!!!!!!

Hero and Castagnoli should have been signed to the WWE YEARS ago, both of them could be future World champs for the company, that's how talented they are but most importantly for the WWE they both are HUGE in size and have great looks.

If this actually goes through I will be one happy fucking panda.
 
I just watched superstars. JTG can actually cut a very good promo if gven a chance. Shame he never won a title and at this stage will probably never will win one.
 
Hero deserves this more than anyone. God knows he worked his ass off to get in shape.

Trust me, he's got nothing on Jason Steele in terms of trying really hard to get into WWE. Steele probably has half the tallent (if I'm generous) of either Claudio or Hero, but he HAS worked darn hard in spite of not being signed.

As for the Kings, as long as Claudio remembers to finish his dates this time I'm sure they'll do fine if they get signed. After doing the mandatory year or so in FCW, of course.
 
- Jeff Jarrett defeatd El Zorro to become the new AAA Heavyweight Champion at last night's TripleMania show in Mexico.

Other matches with TNA stars saw Sexy Star, Angelina Love, Velvet Sky & Mickie James beat Faby Apache, Lolita and Cynthia Moreno, Dr. Wagner Jr. defeat Rob Van Dam with the AAA Latin American Title on the line, Jack Evans & Extreme Tiger beat Mr. Anderson & Abyss with the AAA Tag Titles on the line.

- Robert Roode returning to action at Friday night's TNA live event in Toronto, Canada as Beer Money beat The British Invasion. Roode said he wasn't cleared to wrestle in the United States but this was Canada and his doctors here had cleared him. It was said that James Storm did most of the work in the match.

- Also at the Toronto live event, Scott Steiner defeated Matt Morgan in a Bound For Glory Series match, according to a fan.

The Saturday night live event in Buffalo, NY saw Matt Morgan beat The Pope and Gunner beat AJ Styles in Bound For Glory Series matches. It was announced to the fans at the show that both matches would be airing on Thursday's Impact Wrestling.
 
Gunner beating Sting and Anderson doesn't bother me but him going over AJ is a damn crime. But that should at least mean a guarantee of decent wrestling time on IW.

Still, a damn crime.
 
NOTES

- WWE writers were coming up with a backup plan for last night's Capitol Punishment pay-per-view before Randy Orton took the Impact concussion test the other day. There was great concern that Orton wouldn't have passed the test.

- WWE is now testing for the synthetic marijuana, also known as "spice" or "K2". If you test positive for the fake weed, you still get the $2500 fine that a real marijuana violation carries.

This has several WWE talents upset because when WWE began cracking down on real weed, a lot of the guys started smoking the fake weed so they wouldn't get fined. The fake marijuana has been made illegal by some states and is considered a "drug of concern" by the Drug Enforcement Administration.

- Zack Ryder wrote the following on Twitter last night regarding the chants for him at WWE's Capitol Punishment pay-per-view: "WE WANT RYDER chants at the PPV? I can't confirm this. I am not there."

- Former WWE Diva Jillian Hall wrestled her first match since being released by WWE this weekend for the Pro Wrestling Xtreme promotion in Orlando, Florida. She defeated women's wrestler Santana. Before the match, Jillian wrote on Twitter: "I'm super nervous to get back in the ring tonight. Plus, I'm sick!... Just made myself cry.. Gotta pull it together!!!"

- While TNA is currently pushing themselves hard as Impact Wrestling, the company is still officially TNA Wrestling and their parent company is still TNA Entertainment. TNA still exists, they are just focusing on re-branding themselves as Impact Wrestling right now.

- Matt Hardy wrote the following on Twitter last night: "Between dates, injuries, & outside issues, I'm gonna have a few week off & I'm ecstatic! The Matt Hardy Movement is going into full effect!"
 
NOTESZack Ryder wrote the following on Twitter last night regarding the chants for him at WWE's Capitol Punishment pay-per-view: "WE WANT RYDER chants at the PPV? I can't confirm this. I am not there.

I hope he can sit on his Sofa & say the same thing tonight.
 
You really can't blame the crowd for being so dead. They thought they were going to see a PPV, but they really just got to see a three hour Raw with two title changes.
 
I didn't notice the chants and was wtching the PPV. I noticed them during Raw last week though.
 
There were chants. I didn't understand the Ryder part though and thought they were chanting Conor, which scared me half to death.
 
-- ImpactWrestling.com has announced a Knockout Street Fight for this Thursday's episode of Impact Wrestling as TNA Women's Knockout Champion Mickie James will battle Winter.

Also announced for Thursday's show is a Bound For Glory Series match featuring Scott Steiner against Bully Ray. Eric Bischoff will also call out Sting.

The All Wheels Wrestling promotion, which will tape its Speed Network pilot on 6/29 in Orlando, Florida has launched a Facebook page.

The Facebook page features "team logos" for four groups:

*Team Octane.

*Team Defiance.

*Team Dynamo.

*Team 720.
 

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