Gabe was, is, and forever shall be someone's lackey. He was Heyman's little helper in ECW, and now he's Robbie/Doug/whoever's minion in ROH.
By the way, Rob claims everyone knew he was still involved with Ring of Honor. (http://www.1wrestling.com/news/newsline.asp?news=18673)
During the early stages of the controversy, 1Wrestling.com reported that our sources told us Feinstein was still involved despite claims to the contrary. Over the last few months our sources have repeatedly verified that fact, despite vehement protests to the contrary from Silken, Sapolsky, and others.
1Wrestling's sources tell us that Feinstein has told them that Ring of Honor management, including Silken and Sapolsky, were well aware of his continued involvement and ownership. Feinstein has told our sources that he can back up that claim through email and financial records.
Silken filed for trademarks on ROH and Ring of Honor in May, but Feinstein may be preparing a legal challenge that would prevent Silken from using those trademarks. If Feinstein makes such a challenge, he would attempt to show that he is the owner of those marks due to his continued and uninterrupted use since the inception of the company. Feinstein remains the listed owner of record of the corporation with Pennsylvania.
According to our sources, Feinstein had agreed to "lay low" and keep his involvement secret until the controvery surrounding the sting operation died down. Feinstein had told our sources that the decision to "lay low" was made with the knowledge of Silken, Sapolsky, and other RF Video and Ring of Honor office staff. "They all knew", Feinstein told our sources.
Our sources tell us that in recent weeks Feinstein grew frustrated that he was kept out of the loop on decisions, and was contemplating becoming more involved in the company. That is apparently what finally prompted Silken and Sapolsky to begin the process of finally severing ties with RF Video.
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