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From what we’re being told, it seems that Vince simply blew by these demands, wanted to move on in negotiations but Austin’s lawyer took offense and would not let it go. The meeting reportedly ended badly, and as of this report, it appears that Austin is gone from WWE until further notice.
Credit :: Rajah.com
Another one of these situations with Austin and WWE? Bah gawd!
Austin for TNA! ;c)
> Austin will never be a part of the TNA roster while Jerry Jarrett is
> in charge, and none of the indies can afford to pay him what he
> wants...Vince knows this and is playing brinksmanship with him.
Vince can't afford to be doing that though. He's already lost a load of top talent the last thing he needs right now is one of his biggest draws, if not the biggest, leaving. He should recognise exactly what Austin has done for him and his company and give him whatever he wants
Nuff said.
*ahem*
I would like to see Bischoff go to TNA in a creative role, because lets face it, his WCW bookings were excellent. Alot of WWE storylines/characters are just re-hashed Bischoff creations.
ALL HAIL BISCHOFF!!!!!!!
In other news, Gimpberg recently had this to say:
"and being able to kill people without being put in jail is great!"
Eh............
Do you know what you said wrong?
Why even bother?
Bah.
What more would you expect?
My knowledge is Bischoff often changed storylines/plans minutes before the show went on air, which nobody actually had a problem with, because 9 times out of ten, it worked for the better.
What you should also note is, TODAY most Raw superstars do NOT know what part they are playing on Raw untill they show up at the arena. Fact.
Let me put it this way:Bischoff beat McMahon in the ratings while he was in charge. Then, as you may have seen on your DVD, WCW kind of went crazy and the Likes of Flair, Nash etc. started doing shoot interviews, and booking their own matches. The lunatics took over, if you will.
As soon as this happened, Raw beat Nitro in the ratings and never looked back.
If any of you Londoners are going to see Flair at Virgin Megastores next week, ask him a quextion from me:
"How do you feel being responsible for the demise of WCW?"
Thanks.
Wasn't it Tony Schiavone(spelling?) who said something like:"he's getting old and he got himself too worked up"
That was hilarious for all the wrong reasons.
I'm gonna look for the archived results from that Nitro......