[quote name='neocisco']I also noticed at least 2 times that a "z" was replaced with "s", a la British spelling.[/QUOTE]
If that's any indication of the wrestler, it could be Rob Terry. Terry has wrestled in a WWE ring.
Tho, I believe, "TNAnonymous" is said to have been in TNA for a while, or someone somewhere said that.

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Whoever it is, it's awfully nice how they've made time to answer all of these questions.
[quote name='007']In regards to why Jarrett is at the top... the business has changed, and it did used to be that promoters booked themselves or family at the top for safety reasons. The territories had to do that, but a company that is, sadly, the number 2 promotion in America has no need for tactics like that. No one is 'walking out' on TNA, there's very little danger of a guy walking away from a contract. Unless something happens, like death, injury, drugs, whatever, neither TNA or WWE needs to be worried about the talent not making their appearances.
There really isn't a danger of talent being lured away anymore, as there aren't really greener pastures or more money. The horrendous contracts are also a huge factor. Think about the last time a guy truly walked out... I'd imagine we'd be talking Austin back in the early 2000s, and he could get away with it because he was the biggest wrestler in the world. It just doesn't happen anymore.
So, while I appreciate the idea, that old style of booking should have zero to do with why Jarrett is at the top. He stays there because of ego, period. He can make I happen, so it does.
Honestly, though, if any of you had a wrestling promotion, would you EVER have booked Jarrett as a main event talent? I sure as he'll wouldn't have... to me, Jarrett is a solid upper mid-card guy at best. Thing is, he surrounded himself with friends (WCW) and then founded a company (TNA) which is the only reason he is anywhere near a world title.[/QUOTE]
What you say is true. Territories pushed their family, for various reasons. I also agree with how Jeff Jarrett should be nowhere near a World title. As Mr. Beef said,
[quote name='Mr. Beef']How did that phrase go again?
"He broke a thousand guitars, and never drew a dime."[/QUOTE]
There is something about Jeff Jarrett that I have never liked. I think its the way he works and cuts promos. I know that when I would watch WCW, I would want to take a drill to my head when he would perform the Stroke. It took him centuries to hit the damn thing. That is why I appreciate Lance Hoyt's fluidity when he performs the Scoop slam Reverse DDT (a move with a lot of set-up).