Adam Pearce recently appeared on the Greg DeMarco show discussing 7 Levels of Hate, The TNA August 1st Warning and more. Here are the highlights…
On 7 Levels Of Hate: “It’s a wrestling story from soup to nuts, except for all of the drama that happened 75% of the way throughout the series. I think people are going to be both surprised and really interested to see how things effected real life for guys like me and guys like Colt Cabana.”
On The TNA Gutcheck: “Reality television is scripted television. Pro Wrestling is scripted television. So why would ‘Reality Television within Pro Wrestling Television’ be anything other than scripted television.”
On OneHourTees.com’s ProWrestlingTees.com Site: “I think it’s great. When the guys at One Hour Tees were first thinking about doing this, I thought it was brilliant. … I understand the expenses that go into trying to actually trying to produce and market merchandise. When you’ve got a company basically willing to do everything for you, you’ve got to be a fool not to take advantage of that. … It gives people an opportunity to do what they wouldn’t be able to do otherwise.”
On The Thought That He Was TNA’s August 1st Warning: “I wasn’t surprised that a few people picked up on it. I was then crazily surprised that it seems like everybody assumed that I was going to behind those wonderful videos. … Within hours, I was obviously the guy!”
On How Long It Took Him to Decide To Exploit The Idea: “Within the first twelve hours. It was to the point where it wasn’t just fans and it wasn’t just online. I was getting texts from people who know me, and people who should know better. … If half the boys are thinking this, then why wouldn’t I use it?”
