TNA News Dot Net Exclusive: Update on the TNA wrestlers pulled from the Impact tapings Apr 17, 2008 - 01:27 PM Email This Article | Printer Friendly Page Send Us News & Results | Back to Main Listing The wrestlers who were pulled from the TNA Impact tapings late last week have nothing to worry about, according to a company source. The general feeling is that they had too many wrestlers at the pay-per-view and they realized they didn't need that many wrestlers for television once the shows were written for the taping. There was some frustration and concern with some of the wrestlers because they were originally scheduled to appear at the tapings, only to be pulled late last week. The source explained that the scripts for the shows were turned in later than usual because it was a pay-per-view week and thus the creative team had to write three shows rather than two. Powell's POV: The source I spoke with stressed that there was no talk of cutting talent at the tapings and "no one is getting buried" by the creative staff. In other words, this was simply a numbers issue and I suspect most, if not all, of those wrestlers will be back at the next tapings. It was also stressed to me that this is not a sign that the company intends to cut back on their comedy acts. BOOKMARK DOT NET AND ADD US TO YOUR RSS • HELP DOT NET: TAKE OUR ADVERTISER DEMO SURVEY CLICK TO RETURN TO MAIN LISTING OR SELECT A LINK BELOW FROM THIS CATEGORY TNA News Latest Twelve Articles Kurt Angle discusses the formation of the Main Event Mafia, says the younger wrestlers in TNA don't know how to tell a story in the ring TNA signs a new talent (photos available) TNA Knockout says she was the one of the most talented women in WWE developmental, "but they were more interesting in hiring Hooters girls and models" TNA scores publicity via Sarah Palin stunt TNA Impact rating: Mick Foley draws the best rating of the show, a TNA Original who is getting a big push draws the weakest rating of the night TNA's Christian Cage working indy shows in December