Source: Wrestling Observer
- Marc Mero recently tried to contact TNA president Dixie Carter about the TNA's drug testing policy. TNA lawyers told Mero that they considered the subject of their drug testing a private matter and chose not to comment.
- Jeff Jarrett's father and legendary promoter Jerry Jarrett wrote a letter to a wrestling website and stated that he would encourage his children to not let their kids to watch TNA or WWE's programming. Jarrett says he feels the content of both shows have a negative influence on kids.
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08-22-2007, 09:30 PM #1'The Fallen Angel'
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Wrestler's Father Speaks Out Against WWE/TNA, Mero/TNA, More
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08-22-2007, 09:40 PM #2Main Eventer
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Wow. That's worse for TNA than WWE, lol. Jeff Jarrett's own father is against his son's show? Great for business...
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Why is Mero asking about TNAs drug policy? Who is he to be requesting that info?
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08-23-2007, 05:30 PM #4Danger zone
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Mero has to be ready to snitch on TNA for this
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