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       #Post#: 32750--------------------------------------------------
       Russo"Dixie Carter Did More Harm Than Good",How Much P
       ower Hogan & Bischoff Had
       By: tnafanforum Date: September 7, 2015, 2:32 pm
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       On episode 18 of WOOOOO! Nation with Ric Flair, 'the Nature Boy'
       interviewed Vince Russo. During the show, Russo said working
       with Eric Bischoff was "difficult" and described Dixie Carter as
       "underhanded".
       With respect to working with Bischoff, Russo noted that the two
       worked together for two separate companies at two separate times
       and that while both made efforts to work together and be
       respectful of one another, the chemistry just wasn't there.
       "I don't think the chemistry was ever there, but, I think, when
       we worked together, I mean, I think that we respected each other
       and we both tried to make it work, but, I just think that
       because we are two totally separate people, it was just
       difficult."
       According to Russo, Carter never told him that she was hiring
       Bischoff and Hulk Hogan. Russo claimed that Bischoff was
       originally hired to sit in on creative meetings as they
       pertained to Hogan, since Hogan had creative control in his TNA
       contract; however, Bischoff somehow became a full fledged member
       of the creative team. Russo attributed Bischoff's ascension to
       Carter's "bad habit of kind of working behind my back."
       When Russo and Bischoff began having problems seeing eye to eye,
       Bruce Prichard came in to be a liaison between Russo and
       Bischoff. Russo said that Prichard was a mentor to him when they
       were in WWE together and that he brought Prichard in to TNA to
       return the favor. Unbeknownst to Russo, Prichard would meet
       privately with Carter and Prichard would become Russo's boss a
       week later.
       "Dixie just did so much more damage than good just not being
       upfront and not being honest and everything was underhanded and
       behind people's back. I can't tell you how many times as my boss
       she would tell me something and then it always ended with, 'but
       you can't say anything, you can't tell anybody' and that was
       just so hard to work under that umbrella."
       #Post#: 32761--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Russo"Dixie Carter Did More Harm Than Good",How Mu
       ch Power Hogan & Bischoff Had
       By: tnagirl Date: September 7, 2015, 3:20 pm
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       Both of them had way to much power in TNA
       #Post#: 32828--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Russo"Dixie Carter Did More Harm Than Good",How Mu
       ch Power Hogan & Bischoff Had
       By: sharkboy1200 Date: September 9, 2015, 10:08 pm
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       I can't say for sure, but maybe she kept it a secret because she
       didn't trust other guys to keep their mouth shut. Russo has
       proven that he's not always competent when it comes to secrecy.
       Honestly, it shocks me how much information leaks out of the
       industry in general. Can't necessarily blame management for
       playing things close to the chest.
       #Post#: 32836--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Russo"Dixie Carter Did More Harm Than Good",How Mu
       ch Power Hogan & Bischoff Had
       By: tnagirl Date: September 10, 2015, 4:53 pm
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       You can not trust no one . Money talks
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