TNA Superstar Cutting Weight Before Next Set of Tapings, Tyson Kidd and Natalya Talk Drama Around WrestleMania 26 Match Between Bret Hart and Vince McMahon

July 4, 2015

MVP Cutting Weight

Former WWE and current TNA Superstar MVP took to Twitter, talking about really focusing on losing weight before the next set of Impact Wrestling tapings in July.

I have 15 pounds of “fat ass” I need to drop. Aiming for 10 at least by the next set of tapings.

— MVP (@The305MVP) July 3, 2015

Hart Family on WrestleMania 26

This week’s episode of “Talk is Jericho” with Chris Jericho has the former champion talking to Tyson Kidd and Natalya. at this link.

Chris Jericho asked about Bret Hart’s return to the ring in 2010 at WrestleMania 26, and what it meant to the Hart Family. Tyson said that WrestleMania 26 was the first time the entire family was together since Stu Hart’s funeral six years earlier.

Furthermore, they described the planning process behind Bret Hart vs. Vince McMahon at WrestleMania and said Vince was in a room with the Hart Dynasty, a dozen additional members of the Hart Family, Triple H and Shawn Michaels.

Vince laid out his ideas and was rudely interrupted by Bruce Hart. Bruce said “No, this doesn’t make sense. That basically turns you babyface.”

Bruce started coming up with other ideas before Vince could even get into the match. He talked about Batista potentially getting involved, but Batista was already in a championship match later so that idea was nixed pretty quickly.

Jim, according to Natalya, is the most normal one in the family, probably because he’s not a blood relative, and decides to keep his mouth shut. Then there was a heated debate over who would play the part of the special referee. “Wayne was always the referee in Stampede. Wayne should be the referee.”

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