Interview Highlights TNA's Jeremy Borash discusses Mick Foley's debut, says the TNA roster tops WWE in ability and skill Oct 5, 2008 - 02:17 PM Email This Article | Printer Friendly Page Send Us News & Results | Back to Main Listing The Pain Clinic with Jeremy Borash Hosts: Rich “Cashman” Jones, Danger Boy, Murph, JZ Available on Hot Talk 1280 WHTK and at FeelThePain.net. This week on the Pain Clinic our special guest was Jeremy Borash. JB is venturing back to our fair state of New York for a TNA House Show in Glens Falls and Poughkeepsie this weekend. Jeremy talks about being in Lowell, Massachusetts the night before. The place Samoa Joe won the TNA Championship. Jeremy promotes the shows for this night and the next. Glens Falls is the home of 'Hacksaw' Jim Duggan and we discuss it as well a his dad is the police chief there. Mick Foley's addition to TNA is examined by JB. He talks about how Mick fit in very well and the crowd loved his appearance. JB compares the WWE roster versus TNAs and he said TNA tops them in ability and overall skill. Mick Foley's 'shoot' comments are talked about by JB and he said the material between JeffJarrett are closer to the real thing than you would think. We talk about last weeks Impact and the feel for the show. JB talks about the HD conversion at the Impact Zone. This will happen in three weeks with the live show in Las Vegas. JB is asked about how TNA can get the word out on Mick Foley joining TNA and how this can effect the ratings. Getting the word out is a difficult process. WWE has actually loss viewers over the same period that TNA has been in existence and TNA has maintained the same numbers. Jeremy talks about the Spin Cycle. He clues us in to how it's done and who the studio audience is. He talks about the real appeal for the show and talks about the next show coming up with Vince Russo, Terry Taylor, Disco Inferno and Simon Diamond. This leads us into a discussion about Glenn "Disco Inferno" Gilberti. JB puts him over and so does the crew of the Pain Clinic. Look for the Spin Cycle to appear soon on the Spike TV website. We beg for a TNA show in Rochester (tongue in cheek style) and JB thinks they should come here too! Jeremy talks about growing up in Minnesota and compares it to Rochester. Jeremy talks about the Impact from Las Vegas in three weeks. He recaps the history of the company and shows the growth as being slow but steady. He talks about the video games and promoting it at the house shows. We let Jeremy go after he promotes "Bound For Glory" and a few words on Steve 'Mongo' McMichael. You can hear Bret Hart on the Pain Clinic next Saturday October 11th at 10am. You can hear the show at www.feelthepain.net . HELP SUPPORT DOT NET! BECOME A MEMBER AT OUR CHARTER RATE OF JUST $5 A MONTH - GET THE FIRST LOOK AT EXCLUSIVE INSIDER DOT NET NEWS, TONS OF EXCLUSIVE AUDIO SHOWS, MESSAGE BOARD ACCESS, START YOUR OWN BLOG, AD-FREE MAIN LISTING: SIGN ME UP (or MORE INFO) GOT AN IPHONE OR IPOD TOUCH? THEN BE SURE TO DOWNLOAD OUR NEW FREE iPhone APP: (click here!) (or SEARCH "pro wrestling" in iTunes App Store) FOR MORE BREAKING WWE & TNA NEWS AND COMMENTARY, VISIT OUR AFFILIATE PWTORCH.COM (click here!) FOR MORE MMA & UFC NEWS AND COMMENTARY, VISIT OUR AFFILIATE MMATORCH.COM (click here!) CLICK TO RETURN TO DOT NET MAIN LISTING OR SELECT A LINK BELOW FROM THIS CATEGORY Interview Highlights Latest Twelve Articles TNA star Eric Young discusses his feud with Jeff Jarrett, his match with former child actor Danny Bonaduce, and his program with Robert Roode and Traci Brooks Tully Blanchard recalls arguing with NBC officials during the WWE Saturday Night's Main Event era, working with The Rockers early in his WWE run WWE World Heavyweight Champion C.M. Punk reveals what the "CM" stands for, who his dream opponent is, his thoughts on Vince McMahon, and how much Pepsi he drinks WWE superstar Evan Bourne promotes the "SummerSlam Reading Jam," talks about being raised by two teachers, and puts over his college experience Ken Patera recalls the fans getting upset when he put over The Red Rooster, plus the one-sided contract he signed with former AWA promoter Verne Gagne New TNA Champion Kurt Angle says Slammiversary and Bound For Glory are the two biggest TNA pay-per-views