The new version of the Sting forgetting his face paint story at Bound for Glory has changed slightly. Sting claims he didn’t forget his face paint, but brought the wrong color of paint.
Samoa Joe’s body is beginning to reflect the toll of his ascent to stardom within the pro wrestling industry. Joe’s stock on the indy scene, which only improved when he began receiving television exposure on TNA television, has resulted in a combination of more high-profile indy bookings and an elevated expectation of match quality for his performances. The result is a wrestler whose body is far from perfect condition. By no means is Joe’s career in jeopardy, but his body’s reflection of his effort within pro wrestling has caught the eye of those in the industry.
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