The Young Bucks pulled a double-header this past weekend. They worked the Ring of Honor television taping in Baltimore early in the night, then drove to Philadelphia to wrestle for House of Hardcore against TNA stars Bobby Roode and Austin Aries.

The drive is a little less than two hours with good traffic, which is part of the reason the Bucks were booked in the House of Hardcore main event, to make sure they had plenty of time to make the show.

TNA/Indie Policy Update

According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, TNA stars are now allowed to perform for indie promotions with IPPV broadcasts, and shows being tapped for DVD release. The reason being that TNA is no longer running consistent live events, and the one-every-two-month television tapings aren’t enough to financially sustain most of their performers.

If TNA get their live events going again, which are rumoured to start in June again, that needs to go back to how it was. They need their stars to be associated with them and them only.