sven
04-11-2001, 01:07 PM
Friends of Buff Bagwell say that he is interested in accepting Turner's buyout of his contract only if the WWF offers him a contract that is "acceptable".
Shawn Stasiak has already succeeded in upsetting WWF officials. Immediately before Wrestlemania, Stasiak appeared on a radio show saying he was already under contract to the WWF and that he along with other WCW superstars were invited to Wrestlemania. The the reason for the heat is that WWF officials wanted to keep the WCW wrestlers' appearances as tightly guarded as possible. The other WCW wrestlers are also a bit confused because according to many of them, no one signed any contracts nor were they contacted directly by any WWF officials.
Scott Hudson has stated that he would be willing to re-locate to Stamford, CT if the WWF were to hire him in a permanent position. Hudson has worked a full-time government job in Atlanta for several years, including while in WCW, but would give that up if the WWF offered him something secure.
Ernest "The Cat" Miller has 11 months remaining on his contract but the WWF is apparently not interested in his services. As a result, it is unlikely that Miller will accept Turner's buyout offer.
Shawn Stasiak has already succeeded in upsetting WWF officials. Immediately before Wrestlemania, Stasiak appeared on a radio show saying he was already under contract to the WWF and that he along with other WCW superstars were invited to Wrestlemania. The the reason for the heat is that WWF officials wanted to keep the WCW wrestlers' appearances as tightly guarded as possible. The other WCW wrestlers are also a bit confused because according to many of them, no one signed any contracts nor were they contacted directly by any WWF officials.
Scott Hudson has stated that he would be willing to re-locate to Stamford, CT if the WWF were to hire him in a permanent position. Hudson has worked a full-time government job in Atlanta for several years, including while in WCW, but would give that up if the WWF offered him something secure.
Ernest "The Cat" Miller has 11 months remaining on his contract but the WWF is apparently not interested in his services. As a result, it is unlikely that Miller will accept Turner's buyout offer.