What are IMPACT going to get for Flair's HoF appearance.

[jordan1995]

I think its obsured that Dixie would sell TNA just over Ric Flair going into the Hall of Fame. And I don't think it will ever happen! TNA are probably getting some Money and an agreement on DVD RIghts as well as a slice of anything that WWE releases with Flair in it.

i pretty much agree with this , seems realistic.

[matt1tude]

Seeing as some of you are coming out with silly WWE mark-like answers, I'll add to the few more realistic and mature answers.

Maybe the whole reason TNA started open fight night mere weeks after the HOF was so a WWE superstar could appear and make a challenge, after all it can't be just a coincidence that they started this gimmick with the stipulation that ANY non-contracted TNA performers can make a challenge. If the deal they made with WWE is DVD related then wouldn't it make sense for them to use that same WWE superstar to make an appearance on the show to also promote the DVD, either way open fight night was designed for a WWE superstars appearance to try and add shock value to an otherwise predictable business. The whole thing can benefit both TNA and WWE which would be why WWE approved the deal. It'll make non-internet marks tune in to TNA to see if another WWE superstar will appear and also give WWE new viewers on the basis that a TNA wrestler could possibly appear on Raw or SD. Now that my friends is what you call LOGICAL thinking.

[Keith Stone]

I think it can be two things

1. a WWE contracted wrestler at the open fight night probably a low card guy
or
2. They get WWE's permission to use footage and matches of Sting and Flair's careers at NWA/WCW for an upcoming DVD. This is something they really wanted as their Sting DVD they made awhile ago has no actual footage of him in WCW which was where he spent most of career in

[Cabers]

Airing on Sunday at 3 AM.....in Japan.

haha yea sounda about right and still amazingly gets more viewers than impact on primetime television.

[Mojo Tartarus]

Seeing as some of you are coming out with silly WWE mark-like answers, I'll add to the few more realistic and mature answers.

Maybe the whole reason TNA started open fight night mere weeks after the HOF was so a WWE superstar could appear and make a challenge, after all it can't be just a coincidence that they started this gimmick with the stipulation that ANY non-contracted TNA performers can make a challenge. If the deal they made with WWE is DVD related then wouldn't it make sense for them to use that same WWE superstar to make an appearance on the show to also promote the DVD, either way open fight night was designed for a WWE superstars appearance to try and add shock value to an otherwise predictable business. The whole thing can benefit both TNA and WWE which would be why WWE approved the deal. It'll make non-internet marks tune in to TNA to see if another WWE superstar will appear and also give WWE new viewers on the basis that a TNA wrestler could possibly appear on Raw or SD. Now that my friends is what you call LOGICAL thinking.

[jordan1995]

I think it can be two things

1. a WWE contracted wrestler at the open fight night probably a low card guy
or
2. They get WWE's permission to use footage and matches of Sting and Flair's careers at NWA/WCW for an upcoming DVD. This is something they really wanted as their Sting DVD they made awhile ago has no actual footage of him in WCW which was where he spent most of career in

This would be two great ideas , but i cant see WWE allowing one of their contracted wrestlers to show up on impact , even if it was just someone like yoshi tatsu ,
if this was the case though , i would love to see Ron the truth killings return for one night.

[Automatic]

It's Mick Foley. Reverse business management.

[Dylan515]

It says someone who has a history with Hulg Hogan, Sting and Ric Flair.. Could it be Bret Hart?

[monctonvike]

I am not sure that its related but wwe added Hulk Hogan to there alumni section, all of his tweets show up on there page as well. I don't think this is part of the deal but, it seems like the two companies are on amicable terms.

[Robstar]

A supershow combined PPV?