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ESPN’s Web site features an interview with Legends of WrestleMania’s Senior Designer, Paul Edwards, giving the ins and outs of the game. Edwards discusses how they selected what matches and Legends to use, why they changed the gameplay format from the SmackDown vs. Raw series and what gamers can expect from the game.
-- Former ECW wrestler Colin Delaney is now taking independent bookings via Bill Behrens at showbis@aol.com.
-- Alan Wojcik sent this in: It was not too long ago that Chris Harris was a man who seemingly had it all going for him in the wrestling business. He was a multi time NWA World Tag Team Champion, a star on a national weekly television show, and about to sign a deal with World Wrestling Entertainment. Fast forward 1 year and it is a much different man who comes to FIP Saturday March 28th, it is a man with renewed vigor, a hungry athlete determined to show the wrestling business he still has what it takes to compete at a high level.
“The last year of my career is one I would love to forget”, said Harris “but it’s also something that is driving me every day. To prove to the fans and to myself, that I am still the guy everyone remembers on national TV a year ago, that I still have what it takes to be a player in this business, and I am coming to FIP to do just that. To prove to everyone in Full Impact Pro, the fans at home and even myself that Chris Harris can still get the job done. I know the odds are stacked against me, but tomorrow’s a new day and I want to prove everyone wrong that Chris Harris isn’t done.”
-- Former ECW wrestler Colin Delaney is now taking independent bookings via Bill Behrens at showbis@aol.com.
-- Alan Wojcik sent this in: It was not too long ago that Chris Harris was a man who seemingly had it all going for him in the wrestling business. He was a multi time NWA World Tag Team Champion, a star on a national weekly television show, and about to sign a deal with World Wrestling Entertainment. Fast forward 1 year and it is a much different man who comes to FIP Saturday March 28th, it is a man with renewed vigor, a hungry athlete determined to show the wrestling business he still has what it takes to compete at a high level.
“The last year of my career is one I would love to forget”, said Harris “but it’s also something that is driving me every day. To prove to the fans and to myself, that I am still the guy everyone remembers on national TV a year ago, that I still have what it takes to be a player in this business, and I am coming to FIP to do just that. To prove to everyone in Full Impact Pro, the fans at home and even myself that Chris Harris can still get the job done. I know the odds are stacked against me, but tomorrow’s a new day and I want to prove everyone wrong that Chris Harris isn’t done.”
