WWE Cutting Costs Backstage, Vladimir Kozlov on Tour, Hardy, More

Posted by Marc Middleton in WWE News on Monday, March 9th, 2009

- In an apparent cost-cutting move, it looks like WWE is cutting down on flying in wrestlers they have absolutely no plans for at specfic television tapings. Often times, active talents are brought in regardless if they’re scheduled to be used or not. According to the roster sheet for this past Monday’s edition of RAW, a number of wrestlers were not brought to last week’s show in Boston including both members of Cryme Tyme — Shad & , Charlie Haas, , Sim Snuka (whose adopted father appeared at the show), and Jamie Noble. On the roster sheet, the missing RAW talents were specifically listed as “NOT AT TV.”

- According to the NBC television affiliate based out of Albany, Georgia, over 7,300 fans were in attendance at Saturday might’s SmackDown brand house show in Augusta. This is the biggest crowd WWE has ever drawn in the city. World Championship Wrestling previously held the attendance records with two pay-per-views in the early 1990s ( ‘92 and SuperBrawll IV in 1994).

- is on the cover of the latest issue of Power Slam magazine out of the UK. The magazine takes a look at Hardy betraying his brother Jeff at the .

- is touring Turkey to promote the country’s launch of SmackDown on Fox. Kozlov was a special guest on Turkey’s highest-rated entertainment show, Wheel of Fortune, where he was interviewed in front of a live, studio audience.

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