Talk:RollerJam

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RollerJam brought roller derby back to television for the first time since 1989 when syndicated markets aired RollerGames.
Prior to RollerJam, Universal Studios Stage 21 in Orlando played host to Jimmy Hart's XWF wrestling promotion. It is now the home of Total Nonstop Action Wrestling.
The main storyline for the following season before it was canceled would've had Mark D'Mato lose a career vs. career match race to Sean Atkinson (due to his diagnosis of his cancer) and have Seth Atkinson be the surprise new captain for the New York Enforcers for a violent feud. And the now defunct season also would've debuted the "caged track" game for the championship.
Former ECW professional wrestler Jerry Lynn blamed RollerJam for the downfall of ECW on the Big Vision Entertainment produced documentary Forever Hardcore, citing that RollerJam caused mistrust amongst the roster and ECW management after Paul Heyman's paid appearance on "Roller Ball". Lynn like many overs was told that Heyman was having meetings with TV executives in order to gain sufficient fundings to pay talent.
For a brief period of time, edited 30 minute versions of hourlong games were shown recently on the Challenge network in the UK, but they have been since taken off the schedule. Edit: 19/07/07 - These half hour shows currently air at 0700 and 0730.
A video game was developed for the Sony PlayStation, but was never released.

If this information is important and can be sourced, please incorporate it into the main article body. - Tbsdy lives (talk) 11:44, 4 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]