Some of you guys mentioned Lex Luger, he won’t be wrestling in AAA or anywhere, not after his stroke. He’s now employed by the WWE as a fitness and nutrition consultant to the talent.

AAA has shown in the past they can draw just the same and get just as much heat using Tiger Steele, Johnny Stamboli, American Chippendale, Ron Killings (before his WWE return), David Young, etc. Why would they need to waste time and money on high paid/insane headcases like Carlito, Bagwell, Luger, Steiners, etc.?

My long-time dream is Scott Steiner and Buff Bagwell join AAA soon or next year. Scott Steiner said that he back soon big promotion full time, but not TNA and AAA. Only choise AAA, NJPW and AJPW.

who are the AAA creative team members? and AAA show there are no official name as Smackdown, Raw and Impact?

Mayde Carlito join future AAA?

@Nikita: I think both matches coming down on the same day is an attempt to get that sellout. Puma vs Rey Cometa is rad (as no one says) but I would guess it would do no more than half full on a Sunday or Tuesday show. Adding it on to the Anniversary show may be enough to sell that out, and they haven’t had a sell out since 2010.

There are no Jeff Jarrett vs AAA dream matches. There never really were, from the way fans reacted to him. He’s not that big of a name. Sting coming in created Dream Matches and Kurt Angle could’ve been used that way, but few others from TNA. There’s a match with LA Park that they’ve been setting up for near a year now that will mean something if/when they finally do it but Jeff Jarrett doesn’t seem to mean much outside that feud.

Vince Russo in AAA is incredibly unlikely – I can’t imagine booking (and living) in Mexico is something he wants to do, he’s not a fit at all, and Konnan would lose his mind.

Scott Steiner is possible and would’ve been at any time since he left TNA but I’d guess they rather prefer paying for people who are still in TNA and not people who TNA are angry with.

I think it actually benefits AAA a whole lot more than it does TNA/Impact in the long run. Jeff Jarrett as the AAA World Champion helps provide AAA with a big name for their promotion, and helps them create some dream matches for their promotion and fan base, but it does nothing for Jarrett within TNA. His storyline with Mexican America fell flat from the moment they ran with it, and TNA fans could seemingly care less if Jarrett is the AAA champ or not.

whether the information could Vince Russo join AAA creative team and Scott Steiner soon AAA?