TNA's Jeremy Borash recently appeared on the v2 Podcast, and the following are interview highlights. You can check out the entire interview at Podomatic.com.
On Vince Russo:
"I have not seen or spoken to Vince Russo in two years, so I couldn't tell you of his involvement, on what level it is, if at all."
On his spat with Eric Bischoff, after a bartender told Bischoff that Borash had been claiming to be the TNA owner:
"The guy that told him that was a guy named Magnus – not the wrestler; Magnus the bartender – who is a family friend, and I believe knew that Eric and I had not exactly gotten along before. I think Eric might have been tipping a few back, and I think Magnus was effing with him a little bit. Anybody who knows me knows that I would not go around and tell anybody that I own TNA, that is absurd. And if I did own TNA, I'd be driving a much better car and dating a supermodel. Eric apologized to me a hundred times for it, and more than made good for it, and I totally forgive him. It was just a joke that got out of hand."
On what he would do differently if he owned TNA:
"Move it to London. The fan base is a huge missed opportunity. The production in the UK is miles ahead of anything that is in the U.S., and I have no idea why, but I am a huge fan of the production values over here. I would use that production, and take advantage of how passionate the crowd is."
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.
