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Dutch was actually part of the booking team at TNA for a couple of different stints, I think. I don't think he is now especially considering that he is probably younger than some of the on screen talent that they are using. So, he is a great mind. There were alot of great minds in Memphis at that time and I think alot of that probably is a testament to Jerry Jarrett, who probably learned alot from Eddie Marlin and Nick Gulas. But, Dutch, Lawler and especially Eddie Gilbert are guys that really had a brain for the sport. Eddie Gilbert was a big part of ECW in its beginnings and was the guy that brought Paul Heyman into the fold. If you think about, ECW got alot of credit for being really innovative in the sport, but in reality all they did was take what had made Memphis wrestling so big for years (which is alot of blood and violence) and expand on it. And alot of that came from Eddie Gilbert.

Sorry if I ramble alot on the subject of pro wrestling. I just love the sport and have grown up on it.