Q: Do you like when a Superstar crosses over to film and who do you think could be the next one to be successful at it?

A: I don’t care too much either way. I’m happy for the boys who succeed at what ever they try. I think Christian is one of the better actors in the business.

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Maybe we’ve been spoiled by all the great WWE events already this year — but the federation’s latest PPV just didn’t do it for us. Coming only three weeks after the brilliant Backlash, Judgment Day was always going to have a mountain to climb.

And while the show had good wrestling from top to bottom, with Jericho v Mysterio being the pick of the bunch, it just didn’t feel like value for money. PPV events currently cost £15 in the UK and £26 ($40) in the US so naturally fans want bang for their buck, especially in these current times.

Christian and Jack Swagger, along with the reinstated ECW announce team, were up next and had another nice title rematch for the Extreme belt. Playing off their previous contest – when the supposed good guy Christian cheated – Captain Charisma once again outsmarted Swagger by stealing the victory with a handful of straps

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On the direction of his singles career in TNA:
I went through King of the Mountain, I worked with Christian and getting to main event a Pay Per View was a big highlight, but it just started kinda going down hill

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On to the greatly heralded ‘return of the Peep Show’… Ok, I’m all for talk shows but this was nothing but a pathetic display of misguided enthusiasm. Christian, let me give you some good advice here. When you have a guest on your talk show you are supposed to ask him questions. Of an informative, perhaps controversial nature; have some fun chat, resolve some issues. But nooo, not you! All you could think to do was to humiliate the man you yourself cheated out of the ECW Heavyweight Championship! Now aside from the fact that humiliating someone in front of millions of people (no we’re not all your ‘peeps’) watching on TV is simply not nice. It was also futile, useless, moot! Because… turns out that contrary to popular opinion a lisp is a not unattractive feature in a man. And lisp or no the sad thing is, Christian…there is one thing that Jack has that you could not in you wildest dreams ever hope to imitate or aspire to: tha Swagger!

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Despite Swagger’s focus and determination to become ECW Champion for a second time, Christian was always one step ahead of him. Swagger attempted to roll up Captain Charisma by illegally grabbing onto the back of his tights, but the referee took notice and stopped the count. But moments later, Christian pulled down the straps of Swagger’s singlet, and gave him a taste of his own medicine. Christian rolled up Swagger and pinned him for the three-count while holding onto his tights, but this time, the referee didn’t notice the second illegal move. With plenty of “Peeps” in his corner, Captain Charisma outsmarted Swagger again, this time to retain the ECW Championship.

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