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Recap of interview with Jim Cornette

Recap of interview with Jim Cornette

Posted: Jul 10th 2006 By: mikeiles

Jim Cornette appeared on Sunday night's Live Audio Wrestling show. Here are the highlights:

- Cornette stated that despite what WWE thinks, he and Danny Davis still own Ohio Valley Wrestling.

- Cornette said he was burned out with wrestling after WWE handcuffed him with the developmental territory. He said since WWE produced a crappy product, it was meant to trickle down to OVW.

- Cornette said his knee is about 70% right now. It?s stiff and puffy, as surgery was more extensive than originally thought.

- At Slammiversary, his cane slipped out of his hand due to the humidity in Orlando.

- Cornette says he doesn?t watch WWE anymore, but was subjected recently to too many male bare asses.

- Cornette said he is giving creative input in TNA, but isn?t apart of the booking committee.

- He said TNA has to cater to the network and PPV distributors with the talent roster. The executives obviously recognize names like Scott Steiner and Sting.

- Cornette said with the departure of Earl Hebner, he hopes to never hear again about Montreal.

- He said to give the Kevin Nash/X-division feud a chance, although Cornette said he?d like to see TNA book Nash vs. Samoa Joe.

- He said he has worked with Samoa Joe in Ring of Honor the last two years, and he can?t be intimidated.

- Cornette plugged his upcoming appearances and TNA?s web site.

Credit: Gerweck.net

 

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