Conflict between Dixie Carter & Hogan?

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QUESTION: Hi Michael,

I am not sure but from the last few weeks it seems that there are some conflicts arising between Hogan & Dixie Carter. Firstly, all those old horses which Hogan brought on January4th, TNA got rid of them (Nasty Boys, X-Pack, Val Venis etc.). It was also rumoured that Hogan is going to leave TNA and his apperances were also got limited all of a sudden. But then they both refused for any such thing.
But from few weeks, you might have noticed that Hogan is confronting some open statements of Dixie which doesnt seem to be storyline, as they both are Owner of the organization and such statements doesnt suits them.
When Dixie was praising ECW guys before Hardcore Justice and said some thing like that 80's was the Hogan's decade while 90's was ECW's ruling era, then in a very next episode Hogan cross fired that yes 80's was my era and 90's was their's but i havent heard about them because I WAS RULING MY WORLD OF WRESTLING (which is true up to some extent as they have beaten WWE after formation of NWO). I dont remember word-by-word statement but got the message.
Then in a last week Impact, Dixie suspended Ric Flair and Hogan cancelled the suspension, it was part of story line and could be handeled in easy way, but Hogan, while cancelling the suspension order, quoted that "in the start, it was decided that me & Dixie will be controlling 50-50, but Dixie is making decisions on her own"
I believe that every thing is not as clear as it shows?

ANSWER: Good to talk to you again Ahsen.

I really don't follow TNA all that much due to how horrendous they are, but I will give my opinion of what is going on based upon what information you provided me.  

I believe TNA got rid of the Nasty Boys, X-Pac, Val Venis and any others that were brought in due to poor performance vs. the cost of their appearances.  TNA was probably losing alot of money so they cut cost.

I don't believe Hogan actually owns any part of TNA.  I believe he was brought in for his name on air only.  So I believe that the arguments between Dixie Carter and Hogan are on air only arguments.  They are storyline trying to raise interest in the product.  I also believe the arguments between Hogan and ECW are to peak interest in TNA product.

Hope this answers your question.

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QUESTION: http://www.wrestling-radio.com/feed_news-16591-Eric_Bischoff_Comments_on_TNA%2C_

I request you to follow above link as it is the latest interview of Eric Bischoff where he surprisingly admit tat He and Hogan have noting to do with management level decisions. Then why did they boom themselves while joining TNA? I am quoting exact words from his interview.

"How much input he usually has into an edition of TNA iMPACT, his response to those that strongly believe that Hulk Hogan & himself are "running TNA," and the current chemistry between himself & Vince Russo: "It varies a lot depending on the week. I've read some of the comments of some of your other guests on Monday Night Mayhem talking about me, and I think Kevin Kelly was one of the ones I read last, and I know people out there think and are under the assumption that Eric Bischoff & Hulk Hogan are 'running TNA.' Nothing is farther from the truth. We have nothing to do with the strategy of the company. We have nothing to do with the marketing of the company. Nobody talks to us or asks us about talent acquisitions or people getting fired. We have little to do with the day-to-day operations of TNA. The same is kinda true with regards to creative. I work closely with Vince Russo, I see the formats, I give my suggestions. Vince & I have a great working relationship, and in regards to chemistry, I would say besides my partner Jason Hervey and Hulk, there's no one better that I have a working relationship with."  

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Good to talk to you again Ahsen.

I personally feel that this is a put-on.  Hogan used to tell everybody that he had no input in WWF, but enough of the old employees said and admitted that Hogan had a hand in what was going on in WWF.  I am not really sure what your question of this is, but I believe that Bischoff is trying to distance himself from Hogan and Russo because the current TNA product is not working and he doesn't want to be the fall guy.  

Since I don't really watch TNA, and don't really know too many people in TNA, I don't have alot of insight into the company and its inner workings, but I would guess that everybody is trying to protect themselves when the house of cards fall apart.