The latest edition of Power Slam Magazine has hinted that former WWE star John Morrison, real name John Hennigan, might be returning to WWE later this year. Awhile back, Morrison made it clear that he left WWE on good terms when he had the following to say to The Poughkeepsie Journal:
I left on really good terms with everybody and what I wanted to do was take time off to heal, get refreshed and take a little vacation. Shows like this are a fun show and a way to keep sharp. I really like wrestling. That’s why I do it,” Hennigan said of his match against Finlay for Northeast Wrestling. “I was working a 250-plus day a year schedule and I wanted to be refreshed. Right before I left, I felt like I was going to work. I wasn’t enjoying it as much as when I started. I’m excited to come to Poughkeepsie and do all this stuff. That’s the kind of attitude you need to have in sports entertainment.
More on Ambrose/Foley Feud
According to PWInsider.com, Ed Koskey is the WWE writer in charge of the current feud build between FCW star Dean Ambrose and Mick Foley. Ambrose noted on Twitter that he was sent home from a recent set of WWE TV tapings because Mick Foley felt uncomfortable being around him after he confronted him at the WWE crew’s hotel in Miami.
The use of social media, such as Twitter, is expected to be used heavily to push this feud until Ambrose eventually makes his WWE TV debut.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
