TNA headliner Scott Steiner was a guest on Stranglehold.com's radio show last night and tore Ric Flair and Triple H apart. Additionally, Steiner tells a bunch of stories about what people and performers in WCW did to mess with Ric Flair's head. Steiner talks about how the nWo Horsemen parody made Flair cry (which is scheduled to air on WWE 24/7 over the summer), the late Rick Rude following Flair around for an hour with insults, thinking the Four Horsemen were getting back together for a push when they really weren't, and more. As he detailed in his book, Flair had a number of confidence issues at the end of his tenure in WCW.

In a correction from a report last week, Crystal Louthan actually resumes her announcing duties on this week's edition of Impact. However, TNA plans on keeping the other announcer, Lauren Brooke. Spike TV apparently wants TNA to alternate women in the backstage announcing role.

TNA Knockout Cheerleader Melissa (also known as Raisha Saeed) has an account on Twitter.com, which is a social networking and micro-blogging service that allows users to send short "updates" on themselves. Anyway, Melissa sent out the following note: To Everyone: Somehow let TNA know that you want to see more Cheerleader Melissa on TV! Cheerleader Melissa wrestled Daisy Haze on Impact last week, although it is not known yet if TNA plans on making her cheerleader
persona a full-fledged character.


-- The Miami Herald has an interview with SmackDown Superstar Fit Finlay. In the interview he talks about his lengthy journey in professional wrestling, the WWE Hall of Fame, how hard it is to be away from family when on the road, the WWE Divas, seeing himself in video games and more. On Ric Flair, Finlay said, "I would love to go out on a higher note than Ric Flair because I think Ric held on too long. My opinion." Finlay then praises Ashley Massaro. "Ashley's got the guts. I've seen her go through a lot of stuff, a lot of injuries, but she picks herself up and keeps going, and that's what it's all about. Keep going."

-- ECW.com has added a profile on Chavo Guerrero's bodyguard Bam Neely.

-- WWE stock was hit pretty hard yesterday. It opened at $18.26 per share and plummeted all the way down to $16.92 for a near 8 percent drop at closing. What happened is that WWE released their first quarter financial report yesterday, and the expected earnings were pretty much in line with analyst predictions, which led to a sell-off from a number of shareholders.

-- PTINews.com out of India has an interview with The Great Khali. Regarding WWE matches, he said, "Everything whatever you see out there is real." Khali also added, "Sometimes wrestlers receive serious injuries, and even die in the ring. There is no way of man*pulation by the media." You can read "WWE bouts are real, not man*pulated, says Khali" at PTINews.com.