Desmond Wolfe....

[! JDM The Professional !]

That is true.

HOWEVER....

when multiple people say similar things over the course of time, there HAS To be some truth to it.

And Hogan (for the record) said that Andre would have had to quit the business 15 years ago if he listened to his doctors.

Andre was dead 3 years before that.

How many people have said he has Hep C that have had legit contact with TNA?

I know your not referring to the other thread at all Brad

[! JDM The Professional !]

Randy Ricci, a former production manager for TNA Wrestling, reports that a sexual harassment lawsuit has been filed against the organization.

While specifics of the case have yet to be disclosed, Ricci states that Terry Taylor, TNA's Director of Talent Relations, was named in the suit.

Ricci added, "It should be noted as well that if Terry has done anything or not, with his past, it won't turn out well for he or the company."

Since this was a lie, it wouldn't surprise me if Ricci pulled the Wolfe article out of his ass. The fuckwit...

Another begrudged former employee I smell...

[Duckman]

No one other than him and his doctor would know anything about this.  Maybe a few selected people in TNA but even then it would be completely illegal for anything to get out and anything that did get out it'd be pretty simple to find that broke the doctor/patient confidentiality rules.

It's all pure speculation at this point.

I just want the guy healthy and working because he's one of my favourite wrestlers.

Peace

Duckman

[Tezmission Black]

He was named Commissioner of Xplosion a couple days ago, so what that means I dunno.

[! JDM The Professional !]

British wrestling star Desmond Wolfe has traded clotheslines for punchlines in an attempt to get his career back on track.

The former Maidstone Grammar School pupil â€" real name Steven Haworth â€" has not been seen on television since last September, and has now turned his attention to writing comedy while he awaits a return to the spotlight.

Wolfe, 33, who stars for America’s number two grappling promotion TNA (Total Nonstop Action), told Kent News he had been keeping himself busy during his time away from the ring.

He said: "I’ve been up to lots â€" auditioning for various things, writing and working hard on my physique.

"The sitcom was based on an idea a friend had. It’s about a kid from Brixton in south London who gets forced to take a job doing meals on wheels in Brixham, Devon. I’m ready to pitch it if there’s any interest. I’m also acting in a community theatre play called Everybody Loves Opal, which was first performed on Broadway in the 1960s.

"It’s a very different performing art than wrestling, but being used to having an audience watch me has helped."

Wolfe, who grew up in Staplehurst, made his TNA debut in October, 2009, and quickly established himself as a headline act.

But just hours before he was due to appear on a big pay-per-view event last September, Wolfe was mysteriously sent home for "personal reasons" and has not been seen on television since.

The chemistry graduate has suffered a catalogue of injuries in the ring, and the rumour was this had put paid to Wolfe’s promising career. But the now-resident of Louisville, Kentucky, said fans should not believe everything they read on the internet.

He added: "I can’t get into the details of my absence here and now, but there have been a few different plans to bring me back in the last few months, none of which materialised. I’m hoping for something soon though."

Meanwhile, Wolfe’s fellow Kent grappler Douglas Williams is continuing to enjoy success in TNA.

Williams, 38, who lives in Sevenoaks, has won five championships in less than three years, and is currently one-half of the British Invasion tag team with former Gladiators star Nick ‘Oblivion’ Aldis.