7:02 AM EST

THE HEYMAN HUSTLE (www.heymanhustle.com ) debuts tomorrow with the first episode airing on THE UK SUN website. All that's known about the first episode is the fact that Survivor's Ami Cusack and Flicka Smith had a passionate lesbian kiss that was used as the sneak peek.
 
Heyman did a two-part interview with the UK Sun which touched on some very controversial subjects (HEYMAN: "THIS IS GOING TO PISS EVERYBODY OFF" ). Heyman said that he has a theory that he doesn't really take seriously but wouldn't be surprised if it were true, saying Vince McMahon wants to run WWE well into his 90's, and will leave his voting stock to Shane's sons so it's always a McMahon running the corporation.  You really need to read the interview if you haven't.
 
John Roth of THE NATIONAL LEDGER (http://www.nationalledger.com/ledgerpop/article_272618923.shtml )
wrote "On the eve of the debut of his 1st announced project outside of pro wrestling, former Extreme Wrestling pioneer Paul Heyman certainly gave wrestling fans a lot to discuss in the second part of his compelling interview with The UK Sun reporter Simon Rothstein. The interview started in the wrestling section, but according to The Sun's Chris Chivrall, it quickly became the number two in the entire sports section, and by Friday night was on the homepage for the entire UK Sun. It's not a surprise. This interesting interview is juicy to say the least."
 
Jerry Melnick of THE POST CHRONICLE (http://www.postchronicle.com/news/original/article_212130904.shtml ) wrote
Paul Heyman has sent shockwaves through the pro wrestling industry with an interview that will probably be discussed and debated for quite some time. The controversial 42 year old former owner of the original Extreme Championship Wrestling franchise was interviewed in a two-parter for The Sun in the UK, and part two of the interview proved to be every bit as,  if not more biting than the first part which ran last week. The Sun's Chris Chivrall reported "The interview is the number two story in our SPORTS section right now (right underneath the massive story of England football Captain John Terry returning from injury early)."  As of this writing, the story is on the front (splash) page of the Sun's.  Heyman proves that he still has his flair for the dramatic, and for those who thought his time away from the spotlight created a kinder, gentler, far less controversial Heyman have never seen Paul E in action. "For most of his career in the business of professional wrestling, Paul Heyman was the most controversial man in sports entertainment," wrote the Sun's Simon Rothstein, "Speaking for the first time since his fallout with the McMahons in December 2006, it is clear he has lost none of his ability to stir things up."
 
 

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