dishdude714
03-15-2011, 06:27 PM
Posted by Dave Mitchell on 03/15/2011 at 12:30 PM
At Monday night's TNA iMPACT! tapings from Orlando, Hulk Hogan made some comments to the live crowd about members of the TNA roster wanting to join his "tsunami" - which is of course in pretty bad taste following the earthquake and tsunami in Japan last week that has claimed upwards of 10,000 lives.
Hulk Hogan posted the following on his Twitter account, apologizing for the remarks:
"The tsunami of wrestling wasn't cool,it will never air,it's already cut out,but when your cuttin promos old school and not following a Script like the other robots will no skills, sometimes you make mistakes. I'm sorry,I was on a roll and made a mistake.nothing but love and Total respect for Japan, but you guys already know that. I totally apologize. keepin it real HH4Life.Much respect,love for Japan HH"
Based on what we're hearing, the line was not scripted by TNA's writers. Hogan knocks script writers in his apology, but appears pretty oblivious to what happens when wrestlers go "old school" and say the first thing that pops in their head.
At Monday night's TNA iMPACT! tapings from Orlando, Hulk Hogan made some comments to the live crowd about members of the TNA roster wanting to join his "tsunami" - which is of course in pretty bad taste following the earthquake and tsunami in Japan last week that has claimed upwards of 10,000 lives.
Hulk Hogan posted the following on his Twitter account, apologizing for the remarks:
"The tsunami of wrestling wasn't cool,it will never air,it's already cut out,but when your cuttin promos old school and not following a Script like the other robots will no skills, sometimes you make mistakes. I'm sorry,I was on a roll and made a mistake.nothing but love and Total respect for Japan, but you guys already know that. I totally apologize. keepin it real HH4Life.Much respect,love for Japan HH"
Based on what we're hearing, the line was not scripted by TNA's writers. Hogan knocks script writers in his apology, but appears pretty oblivious to what happens when wrestlers go "old school" and say the first thing that pops in their head.