Christopher Daniels Returns to Ring of Honor

Christopher Daniels returned to Ring of Honor at tonight's Big Bang internet PPV. Daniels returned and set up a match with Davey Richards. Daniels is set to return to action in a ROH ring during the first weekend in May. Daniels used his Fallen Angel character for his interview. The deal to return to Ring of Honor was just put together over the last couple of days.

source: wrestling observer

Christopher Daniels Comments on the X Division

What are your thoughts about where the X Division is right now, where it's still an important part of the company, but it's not spotlighted as much as it once was?

Well, I think that's gonna change. I can tell you, having had discussions with Eric Bischoff behind the scenes, I think he realizes that the X Division has been an important part of TNA and can be again an important part of TNA, and I think he realizes that instead of focusing on one division or the other, we're gonna put the spotlight on every division we have -- the tag division, the X Division, and the heavyweights. For a two-hour show, we've got enough time now to give each one of those divisions, and the guys that are the integral parts of those divisions, the opportunity to shine.

source: fanhouse.com

This Day in Wrestling History

Ring of Honor makes its debut. The show features a "match of the year" candidate, Low Ki vs. American Dragon vs. Christopher Daniels.
February 23, 2002

TNA Wrestlers Frustrated with Creative

Frankie Kazarian (a/k/a Suicide) asked for his release at the last round of TNA television because he's been frustrated with his creative direction. TNA management initially agreed to grant him the release, but A.J. Styles and Christopher Daniels worked to soothe over the situation, so the release was never finalized.

A short time later, an upset Vince Russo approached A.J. Styles. Russo was upset because he had heard that Styles told Dixie Carter that he thought it would be a good idea if there were a wrestler on the creative team. Russo blew up and then Styles returned fire about being booked as a weak champion.

Although it appeared that Styles and Russo had cooled off following their backstage blowup, the word is that there were still some hard feelings over the weekend. Styles, Daniels, and Kazarian have expressed frustration to friends, and the bulk of their issues seem to be with Russo.

source: prowrestling.net

Christopher Daniels, Consequences Creed & Homicide at TNA House Show

Daniels hits a double submission - boston crab/camel clutch on Homicide and Creed.

credit: twitter.com/TNAonline

TNA Praised at Comic Con

From deadlinehollywooddaily.com:

The highlight of the night, though, was a TNA wrestling match between the Motor City Machine Guns – two Detroit high-flyers in Hot Topic-esque shorts – against “Fallen Angel” Christopher Daniels and Suicide, the latter a favorite of my 7 year-old brother because he wears a full-body black and red suit with a skull mask. Wowing the crowd with fancy double-team moves, and occasionally spilling out into the audience, the match was a hit all around. The MCMGs picked up the win, with all four men slightly breaking character and raising each other’s hands at the end.

Christopher Daniels Unmasked

Christopher Daniels has spent the better part of the last year in mask – as both Curry Man, and then as a sub for the injured Kaz playing the role of Suicide. Last month, Daniels, as himself, made a big return as part of Jeff Jarrett's Team at the Lockdown Pay Per View. TNA's got a new Pay Per View this Sunday, May 24th called Sacrifice. It will feature TNA World Champion Mick Foley defending his title against three other men – Kurt Angle, Sting and Jeff Jarrett. As of this moment, Daniels doesn't have a match booked for the show, but we're sure something will go down involving Daniels, Suicide and the Motor City Machineguns (Alex Shelly and Chris Sabin)...More?

source: tv.ign.com

Daniels Saves Suicide

Q&A with Christopher Daniels

TNA Wrestling is coming to Fayetteville Sunday. The 4 p.m. show at the Crown Arena promises plenty of body slams, drop-kicks and scorpion death locks. OK, maybe not that last one, but you get the point.

It also promises to be a happy return to his hometown for wrestler Christopher Daniels, who goes by just Daniels when he wrestlers for TNA. Daniels, whose father brought him here when he was 3, spoke with fayobserver.com about the upcoming show, performing for his hometown and his career....More?

Christopher Daniels Pulls Double Duty at Lockdown

TNA Lockdown PPV Results

Mick Foley becomes the new TNA World Heavyweight Champion...More?

Bobby Lashley Debuts at TNA's Lockdown

After the Lethal Lockdown match with Kurt Angle, Scott Steiner, Kevin Nash and Booker T vs. Jeff Jarrett, Samoa Joe, Christopher Daniels and AJ Styles, the lights went out and a motorcycle was heard revving up. Out comes former WWE star Bobby Lashley to a huge pop! Lashley raises his hands in the air and acknowledges a smiling Kurt Angle. The Main Event Mafia won the match.

TNA Teasing the Return of "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels?

The TNA website appears to be teasing the return of the "Fallen Angel" character played by Christopher Daniels. When the site loads, it shows a Fallen Angel symbol, but it gets covered up. The symbol is of the Ankh symbol he uses, with wings attached to it, and engulfed in flames.

Christopher Daniels has been portraying the masked "Suicide" character while Kaz recuperates from an injury.

Christopher Daniels Interview

source: 411mania.com

Al Snow Makes Appearance at TNA House Show

Al Snow made a cameo at TNA's house show in Cincinnati, OH last night. During a match between Curry Man and Robert Roode, the ref got knocked out and Roode went to get a chair. Suddenly, the lights went out and when they returned, Snow was inside the ring. He grabbed Roode and threw him into Curry Man's Spice Rack.

source: pwinsider.com

Aaron Hubbard of 411mania.com lists his personal favorite wrestlers

• Eddie Guerrero
• The Undertaker
• Kenta Kobashi
• Triple H - Yes, I know this is like a cardinal sin nowadays, but I have always liked Hunter. He's a thinking man's wrestler, and always looks like he's two steps ahead of his opponents. The man seamlessly transitions from cowardly heel to superhuman babyface to ruthless monster heel to humorous everyman. I just like his style, even if he has lost a step or ten since his first knee injury.
• Ricky Steamboat
• Christopher Daniels
• Shawn Michaels
• Kurt Angle
• Ric Flair
• Mick Foley

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Random Thoughts v.5

The USA Network is looking for WWE fans for a national commercial. For information click here. Raw will be emanating from Manchester, England tomorrow. With two weeks to go until Survivor Series, I'm expecting a fairly good show. Survivor Series might turn out to be a PPV worth getting. The DX feud is becoming interesting and the Hardy Boys will be re-teaming.

There has been some buzz on the 'net about the TNA house show that was to be held in Connecticut this past Saturday. The show was canceled by the CT building inspectors after a mysterious phone call and it seems that TNA is implying that the WWE is responsible. I'm not sure why anyone at TNA thought they could go to CT, run a house show with Kurt Angle, and Vince was going to simply lie down and take it. The WWE has been in Stamford, CT for years and New England is their turf, right or wrong. I obviously have no idea if Vince made any phone calls, but if it were me, I would have.

Speaking of TNA, I like Christopher Daniels and a few others, but that six-sided ring is stupid.