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TNAWRESTLING.COM EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH CHRISTIAN CAGE!

 

At Sunday's "Genesis" Pay-Per-View, Christian Cage shocked the wrestling world and made his TNA debut! Following the event, Bill Banks caught up with Cage for his comments on one of the biggest nights in TNA history!

 

BB: First off, what are you feeling right now?

 

CAGE: Right now...I have a feeling I haven't felt in a long time. I feel all-out 100 percent excitement in my veins. I feel that my passion is back.

 

BB: Talk about the emotions walking into TNA for the first time tonight

 

CAGE: The thing about it is, I actually knew a few of the guys that were already here. When you come into an element where you're not sure if you're going to be welcomed or wanted...you always have those doubts going in. You feel like the new kid at school. Once I got here and saw a few familiar faces and introduced myself to the rest of the guys, it put me at ease. I saw how great of a place this is and how it's a company on the rise and something I want to be a part of. I want to help TNA continue to grow what they've built in three years. Being here tonight made me realize how much everyone in the company is committed to making TNA so special, and I'm proud to be a part of it now.

 

BB: How did the "Christian Cage" name come about?

 

CAGE: "Christian Cage" is actually the name I broke in the business with when I started in 1994. I used that name for almost five years. I wanted to get the passion and excitement back again, so I thought about taking it back to my roots when I had that same passion. I'm taking it back to where it all began and hopefully starting this run over again.

 

BB: So what are you going to affectionately refer to your fans now as?

 

CAGE: I've been thinking...and I've got some ideas...but until then - to all my fans, keep bringing the signs!

 

BB: Have you had the chance to watch TNA in recent weeks? If so, who has impressed you?

 

CAGE: I've actually been watching TNA for a while now. I saw it build and grow and it's turned into something exciting. There is so much young and hungry talent here that is going to be the foundation for this company for many years to come. You have guys obviously like AJ Styles, Samoa Joe, The Fallen Angel, Chris Sabin, Abyss, Monty Brown - the list goes on and on. Then you have veterans like Jeff Jarrett, Team 3D, Rhino - guys that have been around and can solidify the future stars. Also, being so involved in tag team wrestling most of my career, I think the TNA tag team scene has the potential to be something really special that hasn't been seen in years. Obviously, you have Team 3D. You have America's Most Wanted, one of the most celebrated tag teams in some time. You have guys like The Naturals, Team Canada, 3Live Kru - it's just going to get better.

 

BB: When will the TNA fans see you next, and what are your short-term plans?

 

CAGE: The fans will see me this Saturday night on iMPACT!, and I plan on being here every single week. I'm looking forward to this ride. The fans out there were unbelievable to me tonight and I can't wait to get back in the ring and compete on iMPACT! - and I think it's pretty obvious why I'm here...the NWA World Heavyweight Title...

 

TNAwrestling.com will feature a full-length interview with Christian Cage next week here on the website! Stay tuned!

 

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Guest The Indy Legend

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Cool, Christian seems pretty enthused to be there. I'm looking forward to what feuds this will open up, there are so many options and different places that he can be.
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Does anyone else think that he pretty much out smarted the WWE? He wrestled till the end of his contract and within 2 weeks is on a PPV as a big star in TNA, no 3 month off period to wait for just gettting it done, I think this guy could be the biggest insperation to other wrestlers that we've seen in a while.
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After what he said on the PPV' date=' it would be easy to forget that the WWE employed and paid him for nearly a decade. I can understand the released people moaning, but he asked to leave, he has nothing to complain about.[/quote']

 

I don't agree Chris. Christian has cause for complaint, the lack of a decent push towards major gold, jobbing to all and sundry to name but 2. And it'll probably help his character and TNA by complaining about his former employers. Gives him a starting "storyline".

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I don't see where he had any kind of go at WWE anywhere in that. He just seemed to be enthused about starting this a new company. I wish him all the best and hope that he can show what he can really do.
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To be honests I've never thought that much of Christian, but that could rest upon the shoulders of WWE... and my own dumb a** for not realizing the talent before my eyes.
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What entrance theme did Christian use?

 

And how can they use the name "Captain Charisma"? I thought it was copyrighted by someone.

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And how can they use the name "Captain Charisma"? I thought it was copyrighted by someone.

I don't know if he bought it or not from the previous person, but from Copyright law, if you register it in one State, then it's applicable only in that State.

 

Since TNA only record their shows in Florida, then if it's registered in another State, then it wouldn't effect it.

 

The WWE records all around the country, so they would have to avoid the character and products while within that State.

 

Does that make sense?

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