TOP PORN DISTRIBUTOR WANTS THE HULKSTER'S TAPE...AND BLESSING
TMZ.com has published a letter that Vivid Video's Steve Hirsch has sent to Hulk Hogan and his attorney, David Houston, seeking to open the lines of communication to legally acquire and distribute the purported Hogan video that TMZ reported was being shipped around.Hogan claimed yesterday that he didn't know who he was with on the tape, citing it was during a time in his life where he was "a little crazy" following his break-up with ex-wife Linda Hogan. Hogan's attorney has claimed that even filming the video in Florida would be a felony and they want the person responsible prosecuted and the tape prevented.Hirsch, however, wants the chance to change Hogan's mind, which given how openly religious Hogan has become in the public eye, might be quite the longshot. But, it would also be a hell of a payday for Hogan.You can read the PDF of the letter to Hogan at this link. Note from Mike:
http://tmz.vo.llnwd.net/o28/newsdesk/tmz_documents/0308_hulk_hogan_vivid_letter.pdf Damn it - see what you started, Chyna?
WARRIOR COMMENTS ON HOGAN TAPE
You know you were waiting for this one. Ultimate Warrior wrote the following on his Twitter account: "HH sex tape? Don't need more boring proof Terry is impotent with tiny, shriveled-up balls. And finding out he's lesbian is 2 much 4 even me."
VIDEO: HULK HOGAN HAS NO IDEA WHO THE WOMAN IS IN HIS SEX TAPE
VIDEO: HULK HOGAN HAS NO IDEA WHO THE WOMAN IS IN HIS SEX TAPE | PWInsider.com ERIC BISCHOFF DISCUSSES HIS PHILOSOPHICAL DIFFERENCES WITH VINCE RUSSO, HIS ROLE IN THE TNA CREATIVE PROCESS AND MORE
Greg DeMarco sent this item. ... Eric Bischoff joined the VOC Wrestling Nation Radio Program on 1360 WNJC Philadelphia this past Wednesday 3/7/12. The full broadcast can be heard at
http://vocnation.com.Among other topics, he discussed:On working with his son on TV: “It’s a challenge and I have mixed emotions about it. At the end of the day, he’s doing what he wanted to do…I have a certain point of view about the wrestling business and the current state of it, and the opportunities that exist in the business today versus what has existed in the past. I tried to dissuade him from getting involved, but he’s doing what he wanted to do. Regardless of how I feel about it, he’s sticking to his dream and that’s an admirable quality.”
On working in the business now versus in WCW: “I live for the day today and I don’t spend a lot of time dwelling in the past. There is a big difference between what I do today for TNA versus what I did for Turner Broadcasting. I don’t have to deal with talent issues. That is a stressful job, even when talent is on their best behavior. It’s stressful having the futures and the welfare of that many people in your hands. Wrestling is a tough business to break into, and knowing that you’re in control of them being able to feed their families…I don’t like that.”
On The Ultimate Warrior’s run in WCW: “There was a certain level of expectation and it fell flat. We thought we had a decent way to use him…I’ll never forget this, it’s like scar tissue, it never goes away. On his first Nitro, he was supposed to cut a 5 or 6 minute promo, and when he got near the TWENTY-FIVE minute mark, I wanted to dig out my eyes. It was the most painful, excruciating, non-seneschal, disconnected interview I’ve ever heard in my life…it was horrifying, and went downhill from there.”
On his role with TNA Booking: “Bruce Pritchard is head of creative, and I oversee things and make sure that the Network gets what is asked for. I wanted to develop a long term plan for booking, and Vince Russo liked running things on a short term planning basis. Right now, we are very much on track with the creative direction that we laid out in October. I work very closely with the team and Dixie on the day of TV, but I’m not involved in management on a day to day basis.”
On Vince Russo’s Departure: “I don’t know why Vince and TNA parted ways, and I wasn’t involved in it. I haven’t spoken to him since, aside from an email wishing him success in the future. I haven’t talked to anyone in TNA about it either. He and I had philosophical differences on how to create primetime television, but I don’t think it’s unfair or unprofessional to acknowledge that. I enjoyed the challenge of working with him.”
On whether or not Ric Flair should appear at the WWE Hall of Fame Ceremony this year: “I’m not a decision maker, and whatever they decide, I’m going to support. But in my personal opinion, I think they should allow Ric to go to the Hall of Fame. Ric Flair is a very special individual…he is 63 years old...he’s not perfect, but there is not anyone in this business that deserves the respect and honor of taking center stage in the biggest event in our universe more than he does."Melina also joined the show to talk about upcoming appearances and future plans, and Joey Styles was announced as next week’s guest. The VOC Wrestling Nation can be heard every Wednesday from 5PM – 7PM ET on 1360 WNJC Philadelphia and WORLDWIDE at
Enter the VOC Nation. The videocast from inside the studio can be seen every Thursday at 8PM at Go Fight Live TV by visiting
GFL - GoFightLive - Home Page. The full podcast can be downloaded here, and may be rebroadcast with attribution to VOC Nation and
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