Photo Credit: Impact Wrestling

Homicide Talks IMPACT And WWE Meeting, Abyss’ Hall Of Fame Induction, Evolution Of X Division

Homicide Talks IMPACT And WWE Meeting, Evolution Of X Division
Photo Credit: Impact Wrestling

IMPACT Wrestling mainstay and former Ring of Honor World Champion Homicide gave an interview to  The Serious Lowdown recently, and he had plenty to say during the show. He talked about the evolution of the X Division, how LAX was formed, and even discussed the Impact and WWE meetings that recently took place. New episodes of the show take place every Wednesday at 10 PM EST.

The following highlights were sent to Wrestlezone; check out some highlights of what Homicide had to say below:

On the evolution of the X Division:

I think it’s more aggressive to be honest with you. We have a very hungry division of wrestlers and the future is bright I’d say.

On the formation of LAX:

I was in Brooklyn, New York and Konnan gave me a call and told me,  “Hey man I’m doing something new called the LAX for this company called TNA Wrestling.” I’ll always remember December 29, 2005, when they flew me all the way to Orlando, Florida. Basically I was talking to Konnan and he gave me all the details and was telling me the way it was gonna be. I was this thug guy and Konnan was a legend from WCW. It was about giving latinos the respect they deserve in pro wrestling. So, what we did is we knocked and hit on the door [until we] earned our respect and let the world know it was our time.

On the IMPACT and WWE meeting:

The big time is going to come and I was telling my crew “We need the magic feeling.” Even though I am a professional worker, I am still that fan and I love magic. It’s like.. You never know what’s gonna happen until it happens. It’s something that’s gonna come and you’re going to enjoy it.

On Abyss going into the IMPACT Hall of Fame:

I’m so proud of that dude. He deserves it. I met that man in Puerto Rico and it was crazy because there was a riot and it was the first time we met. After (that) we went to TNA and he was one of the hardest workers. Not only in pro wrestling, but for the company. He is a very loyal person.

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