Tommy Dreamer Comments on WWE Releases
Tommy Dreamer was recently on The Roman Show to talk about his upcoming CCW appearance in Florida, and he offered his thoughts on the newly released WWE talents, and commented on hiring Brodus Clay.
Dreamer also gives advice to those affected by the releases, and talks TNA Impact Wrestling's Dixie Carter. In an exclusive interview with The Roman Show, Dreamer said he introduced Brodus Clay to the WWE. Dreamer will be part of Former ECW wrestler's Pablo Marquez's promotion CCW event June 21 in Coral Springs, Fl.
"I hired Brody's Clay into the WWE he is phenomenal," Dreamer said." I remember I met him at a bar where he was a bouncer. Him and I… There was a fight and I helped him out in the fight. That's how we met. He wanted to be a wrestler I told him to go to wrestling school.There's life after WWE."
He later added,"Your not going to have a job forever it's the nature of the beast," he said. "Some guys have a long run and yes they could have gotten a lot more out of them but it's based on someone else's opinion."
Tigre Uno Says He Wants to Face Jeff Hardy
Tiger Uno was on The Roman Show as well, to discuss his upcoming 6 man ladder match at TNA Slammivesary and wanting to wrestle Crazzy Steve and Jeff Hardy during his current run in TNA. Known for his extreme lucha libre style, Tigre Uno continues to make an impact in TNA since he made his debut in Miami.
Sunday, he will compete in a six man ladder match for the X-Division title proving he is more than just a masked wrestler. He will compete in the match against Manik, Davey Richards, Eddie Edwards, Crazzy Steve and the champion Sanada. For more information visit http://www.impactwrestling.com.
In an exclusive interview with The Roman Show, Tigre Uno said he is used to this style of wrestling.
“People know of my lucha style and I’ve included it in my career to have extreme matches,” he said. “I’ve had several experiences in ladder matches. I have an advantage."
Tigre Uno made his debut earlier this year against Manik in a cage match as part of TNA Lockdown in Coral Gables. He said he is looking forward to the different styles that will be present on Sunday.
“Wrestling is universal,” he said. “We need to have several styles. The experience will show up when you face people of other styles.”
He said of the men he hasn’t faced so far in TNA, he would like to work with two particular stars.
“I would like to wrestle Crazzy Steve because his style is crazy,” he said. “One-on-one would be great to see my abilities. I would like to also wrestle Jeff Hardy.”
He also talks TNA visiting Mexico, and his time spent in the company so far.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
