Former ECW wrestler Axl Rotten comments on ECW, the TNA Hardcore Justice pay-per-view, and whether an ECW-type faction in TNA would draw

By Rich Twilling

Former ECW wrestler Axl Rotten appeared on Low Blow Radio on Thursday night. Axl gave his thoughts on ECW and the TNA Hardcore Justice pay-per-view.

-Axl on ECW: "Isn't it funny how it's 2010 and we're talking about ECW? The company that has literally been disbanded for 10 years. The wrestling fans just won't let it die because ECW wasn't just any wrestling promotion. I mean the fans were as much apart of what we did anything."

-Axl on the Hardcore Justice PPV: "It felt like we were home. Dixie Carter was very kind. She was a class act. She told us we were TNA's guests and this was our show, very different than out experience with WWE One Night Stand... It was like I was 8 years old and it was Christmas morning and I still believed in Santa Claus. That was the look on these people's faces. I want them to know it wasn't just them. I was just as excited and happy to be there as they were."

-Axl on keeping an ECW-type faction in TNA: "Isn't it funny how when the wrestling industry is in a slump and in the toilet they turn to us, the freaks and misfits, as a way out? I think it would be very smart of TNA to bring back a form of ECW because the fact remains they can put a lot of money in everyone's pocket's by doing so."