Al Snow debuts for TNA at Final Resolution PPV

[newswire]

- Prior to yesterday's TNA Final Resolution pay-per-view, the company was hyping that a former World champion and a former tag team partner of Mick Foley will be appearing on the show. That man ended up being Al Snow, who is not a former World champion himself but did hold the WWE tag team titles once with Mick Foley's alter ego, Mankind. Snow - a longtime WWE employee - was released from his contract when the company ceased all affiliations with Ohio Valley Wrestling where he served as a trainer. Snow made his TNA debut yesterday by distracting Foley and helping Kurt Angle defeat Rhino.

[Moose]

Actually, Al Snow was the World Heavyweight Champion of JAPW (Jersey All Pro Wreslting)in Northern New Jersey. He lost the belt to Jerry Lawler in the only show that I went to. OK, not the biggest title, but still a World Title. A lot of ROHers, and (Real)ECWers have been on the JAPW circuit.

[Johnny M]

He is dedicated to professional wrestling. He is a champion in my eyes because he is dedicated to wrestling and does a lot for wrestling. He is not the best in anything, but he is very good at many aspects of wrestling. It will be nice to see him back on TV.

[WrestlingFour]

Yeah. He didn't have to be termed as a former "World Champion", he is Al Snow and has done a lot for wrestling. That can't be measured by title reigns.

I don't think the JAPW Championship is considered a world-title. It is too regional.

[cowpiewi]

Regional or not, if David Arquette can be a world champion, then Al Snow can legitimately be called champion.