The following contains spoilers for upcoming broadcasts of TNA Impact Wrestling. Do not read further if you do not want some outcomes spoiled.

Former WWE NXT developmental talent Star Kenneth Cameron, real name Tom Latimer has indeed joined the Impact Wrestling roster. Latimer made his debut during last night’s Impact Wrestling taping making his debut under the name Bram.

As we reported earlier, Latimer had a dark match during TNA’s One Night Only Xtravaganza pay per view taping.

TNA has now moved the he profile for Christopher Daniels to the alumni section. This confirms his departure from the company.

For those that missed last night’s TNA Sacrifice pay per view event, a new video featuring Knux aired during the show.

In the vignette, Knux revealed that he is returning to Impact Wrestling with his ‘Sister’ who is now going by the name, Rebel and what he called his ‘Family’ of Carnival friends. Knux revealed two members of this supposed family named ‘The Freak’ and ‘Crazy Steve’.

In an interesting twist to the story, A Canadian pro wrestler named Steve Scott also uses the name “Crazy Steve” in the independent circuit in Canada. This Crazy Steve also happened to have participated in the TNA Gut Check tryout during a TNA live event in Oshawa Ontario Canada back in 2012.

The Wrestling Observer is reporting that Former WWE NXT Star Kenneth Cameron has either been offered a TNA contract or will be offered one soon.

As we reported earlier, Cameron had a dark match against Florida independent wrestler Aaron Solo during TNA’s X-Travaganza pay per view.

In addition to the rumors that Vince Russo was still working for TNA in a creative consultant role, now word comes that former TNA producer Eric Bischoff is still working for TNA. Bischoff, who was announced ‘gone’ from TNA back in October of 2013 is said to also be working in a creative consultant role just like Vince Russo, PWInsider.com is reporting.

The report also states that both Russo and Bischoff are rumored to have less than 3 months left in their contracts.

Former TNA Creative member Vince Russo has returned to the company in a creative capcity, according to a new report by PWInsider.com.

Russo is said to be working with TNA as a creative consultant, offering ideas and critiquing the product.  TNA head of creative and talent relations ‘Big’ John Gaburick strongly hinted at the possibility that Russo was on the payroll during his recent Q&A session confirming that TNA does have hired consultants in the creative process. All creative writers, Dave Lagana, Matt Conway and Christy Hemme along with Russo currently answer to John Gaburick.

For those that haven’t kept up with Jeff Jarrett’s twitter account, he has been uploading tons of pictures featuring current TNA stars and former WWE Wrestlers posing with Jeff. Most of the pictures were taken during WrestleCon which took place during Wrestlemania weekend.  Jarrett has then photoshopped in his #JoinTheForce hashtag which he has been using to promote GFW at the bottom of the pictures to plug his new promotion; Leading some wrestling fans to speculate that these talents were jumping ship to Jarrett’s new promotion. Jeff had a slew of pictures featuring Christopher Daniels, Brooke Tessmacher, Angelina Love, Velvet Sky and more. The photos with the exception of one on Karen Angle’s twitter account have now been removed.

Now comes word via the Wrestling Observer that TNA has ordered all contracted talent not to take any photos with Jeff.

Chris and Gavin of The Casual Heroes recently interviewed former TNA star AJ Styles. In the interview Styles speaks on signing with New Japan, the possiblity of joining Jeff Jarrett’s new promotion and takes special exception to comments made by TNA Executive Vice President ’Big’ John Garbrick. Below is a quick recap:

Signing With New Japan Pro Wrestling:

Well I mean I went to New Japan, the biggest pro wrestling promotion in Japan and one of the most prestigious wrestling companies in the world. A promotion I’ve been a fan of since i got into wrestling. Well, there is a faction named the Bullet Club and they don’t take crap from anybody. I figured why not join that team. I went after a guy named Okada. He was in TNA for a very short time and they didn’t use him very well but obviously he is very talented.

On TNA Executive Vice President ‘big’ John Garbrick’s statement that he offered AJ a fair deal:

Someone there was claiming that TNA was giving me a “fair deal”, well I don’t see it that way. A pay cut isn’t a fair deal. That’s not how business works. It just goes to show you that some people just don’t know what they are talking about. You can cover what you want on your show but I really need to clear that up. It makes me wonder who this is a fair deal to because it’s not fair to the guy that you are giving it to. The company was mismanaged and you could have gone another route instead of doing that. I’ve been with the company for 11 years and saying that was a slap in the face to me for saying it was a fair deal. To take a pay cut, basically half of what you were making, you gotta be real, it doesn’t make sense.
But he doesn’t know what he is talking about because he has only been there for a cup of coffee so… And I’m not bitter at TNA. I’m mad at this one guy, whoever it is that guy that is now in a hiring authority that said he gave me a fair deal.

On the possibility of seeing Styles in Jarrett’s new promotion Global Force Wrestling:

When information is available, I can tell you more but literally i know just about as much as you do on that. If Jeff has something going on, I’d definitely love to be a part of it.  I trust Jeff.

Be sure to check out the interview at http://www.thecasualheroes.net/sit-j-styles/

One of the biggest speculative stories revolving around the internet wrestling community is where former New Japan Pro Wrestling star Fergal “Prince” Devitt will be heading next. Following his resignation from New Japan pro wrestling immediately his Loser Leaves New Japan match against Ryusuke Taguchi.

Now the wrestling Observer newsletter is reporting that so far Devitt has not signed with the WWE as widely rumored and that TNA officials could be making a play for Devitt to join Total NonStop Action Wrestling.