Join wrestling legends Jim Cornette and "Rowdy" Roddy Piper in a no-holds-barred shoot interview titled "Grapple Gaffes & Giggles: Jim Cornette & Roddy Piper's TNA Roast". Dive into this hilariously insightful session where these two icons unleash their sharp tongues on the tumultuous world of TNA and its often maligned president, Dixie Carter. Recorded amidst a backdrop of industry instability, this interview offers an explosive look at insider stories and the missteps of wrestling management. Cornette, known for his fiery rhetoric and deep knowledge of the wrestling business, joins forces with the ever-charismatic Piper, whose wit and blunt observations provide a piercing critique of TNA’s strategic failures. From management blunders to the misutilization of wrestling talents like Sting, this interview is a treasure trove for wrestling fans who love a mix of humor and hard truths. It’s a masterclass in wrestling critique, packed with anecdotes, personal experiences, and the kind of candid commentary only these wrestling stalwarts can deliver. (00:07) Jim Cornette is introduced as an esteemed figure in the wrestling industry with a deep understanding of how to run wrestling promotions, and he's welcomed back to the show for a second appearance. (02:21) Discussion touches on Cornette's affection for Winnipeg, described humorously as a tough place, and there’s playful banter about Canadian stereotypes and their shared experiences in professional wrestling. (03:50) The conversation shifts to the instability of the wrestling industry, specifically focusing on TNA (Total Nonstop Action Wrestling) and its management challenges under Dixie Carter, hinting at her poor decision-making impacting the company's stability. (07:00) There’s further critique of TNA’s strategies, mentioning issues like their contract with Destination America not being renewed, and the internal communication failures within TNA, indicating mismanagement. (16:05) The interview concludes with a discussion on how wrestlers like Sting were utilized differently in WWE compared to TNA, with insights into the broader implications of management decisions in wrestling promotions and how they affect the industry.