» To follow up on reports the last few weeks looking back at Mick Foley's negotiations with TNA back in 2005, WrestlingInc.com is reporting that Vince McMahon did not offer Foley more money to stay with WWE after TNA made Foley an offer. WWE already had a three-year offer on the table for double the money of the one year offer TNA made to him. Foley gave WWE the impression he was going to take the TNA offer, but told Jeff Jarrett that he would talk to Vince McMahon first. In the latest set of negotiations this year, Foley did not go back to McMahon after agreeing to the TNA deal as he decided he was done with the company by that point.

» For the record, WrestlingInc.com is reporting that Team 3D signed two-year deals with TNA, which run through September 2010. The two did an angle at a house show in Westbury, New York saying their contracts had expired and they didn't know if they were staying in TNA or going back to being the Dudleys. They said they would make an announcement the next night at the house show in Manhattan. This was done to get some last minute ticket sales since it wasn't sold out. The next night, they teased once again going to the "other company." They asked the fans what they should do and they got a big response telling them to stay. They then "signed their contracts" in the middle of the ring to stay with TNA. The night before, Devon was asked where he was going and outright lied, saying they had gotten a better money offer from WWE and were going to the Raw brand.