WWE has come to terms on the release of WWE diva Maria as of today February 26, 2010. We wish Maria the best in all future endeavors.

On working with Ric Flair in TNA: “Ric is a good friend and a great person. We all have our own short-comings and challenges in life, but Ric is one of he most gracious and generous people I know. I support him 100% and am proud to call him a friend”

On Jim Cornette: “I have never worked with Jim, so I can’t honestly say if he has a perspective on the business today that would be an asset to the cause. Television is a dynamic business that becomes more challenging every day. If Jim (or anyone else for that matter) can bring a solid understanding of the psychology of what makes our business successful AND can apply that value to the process of being successful on a major cable network IN TODAYS MARKET, I would love to work with him. ”

On March 8th Live Impact: “VERY excited about the March 8th show. Jan 4 was all about a new beginning. March 8 will be all about story. On paper…one of the best shows I’ve seen in years.”

On WWE Replacing ECW With NXT: “I think it was a smart move. While I haven’t seen the show yet, my understanding is that the format is unique and it will be a platform to introduce new talent.”

WWE has come to terms on the release of WWE Superstar Shane Helms (Hurricane) as of today February 26, 2010. We wish Shane Helms (Hurricane) the best in all future endeavors.

WWE has come to terms on the release of WWE Superstar Paul Burchill as of today February 26, 2010. We wish Paul Burchill the best in all future endeavors.

Following an infamous fight between the two where Kong, real name Kia Stevens, reportedly knocked Sponge out, the TNA Wrestling star is reporting that Todd Clem – otherwise known as Bubba “The Love” Sponge – called her at 5AM in the morning and made disparaging and racial remarks.

Clem, who called Stevens by means of a blocked phone, reportedly threatened to ’sucker puch’ her until she stopped breathing. Further, he went on to say “You’ll be dead like all those other niggers in Haiti you fat black bitch … Fuck Haiti!” It should be noted that Clem mentioned to Kong that everything he was saying was being broadcasted on his radio program.

The events apparently unfolded on February 10th.

Following his comments and Stevens had nothing say, Clem apparently said something along the lines of “‘What d’ya think about that, Monkey Kong?’ … ‘What? Those big fat Jimmy Walker lips ain’t talking shit now, huh?’”

Clems apparently recognized the voice of Clem was confident that it wasn’t an imposter.

Clems tried to contact AT&T to receive a trace on the call to confirm her suspicions, but AT&T isn’t obliging with her requests. As a result, Clems is also suing the phone company.

“Even though our show is PG it’s still for adults,” Gaspard told Mike Adren in an interview conducted late last year published today. “We have hot girls on there, we have guys beating the hell out of each other, you know, there is nothing PG about sex and violence.”

Gaspard said when he’s in the ring, he doesn’t think about being PG as he wants to enjoy performing, which he compares to watching pornography.

“You wanna watch someone who is enjoying what their doing. That’s why I watch [porn], that’s why all us guys watch it,” he said. “WWE is sports entertainment, and sports entertainment has to be enjoyable to the viewer. And if the viewer is tuning into PG and below then they’re not going to enjoy it.”

The 29-year-old grappler also revealed his admiration for WWE Divas, noting his love for “muscular and athletic girls.”

“The hottest Diva right now in my opinion is Eve Torres. I also think Beth Phoenix is a gorgeous women, an Amazon — she is the perfect combination of sleek smooth muscles and intelligence. She’s not a prissy girl. She is all woman.”

Shad shares similar sentiments for former Raw ring announcer Lilian Garcia, who parted ways with WWE this past September.

“Lilian has always been a good friend to me ever since I first came to WWE,” he said. “She always gave me great advice and would notice things I didn’t notice myself.”

“The first time she watched me walking out she came up to me afterward and said I looked like a little kid, so she told me to stand tall, puff my chest out, and I thought that was really nice of her.”

“She didn’t have to say anything to me at all. Lilian is a great person, a classy lady and I wish her the best of luck in her future.”

Though he came out to his former Deuce ‘n Domino entrance music, he performed under his real name of Cliff Compton not to mention it was openly acknowledged that he was Domino as opposed to a newcomer.

Compton lost to Justin Gabriel by disqualification after Wade Barrett attacked the FCW Champion. Michael Tarver then hit the ring to attack Barrett. FCW Lieutenant General Manager Norman Smiley then made a tag match involving all four men. Gabriel and Tarver defeated Compton and Barrett after Tarver knocked out Compton and Gabriel pinned him.

He was previously released from his WWE contract in August 2008. Deuce

When asked if TNA could hire Vampiro, Bischoff wrote, “No talent gimmick come lately.”

Another reader noted that Bischoff previously said there was no chance of Diamond Dallas Page showing up in TNA. However, the reader wanted to know whether there was a possibility of Kimberly Page surfacing in Orlando.

“Double no,” Bischoff wrote.

When asked about former WCW Cruiserweight Champion Juventud Guerrera, Bischoff called him “a world class screw up.” A reader then said that the same could be said about Scott Hall. Bischoff responded, “Good point, but Scott Hall has the potential to be one of the greatest minds in the business and still has a gift in the ring. Juventud….I’d rather take an ice pick to my thigh.”

Responding to a query of Goldberg joining TNA, Bischoff said, “I spoke briefly to Bill a week ago, and while the subject of TNA did not come up, I sincerely doubt that Bill has any interest in getting back into the wrestling business.”

Finally, Bischoff called WWE’s guest host initiative a “weak stunt.”

“I’m an Internet fan and I can assure you that the exchange between Josh Mathews and Michael Cole was very real. Cole lives in the WWE bubble.”