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We have all the spoilers from TNA's Knockout Knockdown, 10 Reunion, Tag Team Tournament, World Cup of Wrestling, Hardcore Justice 2 & Heavyweight Title Tournament months before they air on PPV. Read about the backstage logistical and PR nightmares.

On Saturday, TNA held tapings for their first two delayed pay-per-views, a Joker's Wild Tag Team Tournament and X-travaganza, which will air in April and May, respectively. Find out the results for these cheap, low frills, but high work rate events.

For Christmas, Hulk Hogan wants to get his youth back, own a private Boeing 747 jet, fix his right knee so he can win the TNA World Heavyweight Championship next year and a full head of hair. Yeah, really...

Bellator fighter and TNA pro wrestler Muhammed "King Mo" Lawal talks about the differences between mixed martial arts and professional wrestler. He says, "Pro wrestling training is three times harder than MMA."

Details are in regarding King Mo's upcoming TNA debut and when we can expect to see him in Bellator.

We can now reveal the main sticking point between WWE and TNA that almost stopped Ric Flair from attending this year's WWE Hall Of Fame ceremony. According to Dave Meltzer, TNA wanted it to be publicly mentioned that Flair currently works for their company, but clearly WWE stuck to their guns and they backed down, as there was no mention of their main competitor at the ceremony itself or on WWE television.

Shortly after WWE.com confirmed Ric Flair's attendance at this year's WWE Hall Of Fame induction ceremony on Saturday night, TNA issued their own press release. It was necessary because WWE's announcement flagrantly ignored the fact that Ric Flair is still an employee of TNA Wrestling and his appearance was dependent on Dixie Carter's approval.