Well, for me, it's really between TNA sticking to their storylines and actually following through on something (something they've been extremely poor at doing pretty much throughout their entire company history), or doing a Russo swerve. D-Lo makes more sense. On Wes Briscoe's gutcheck, or as that carny, fuck-up Pritchard would say, "GAAAAAATCCCHEKK!!", Al snow blacked-out and woke up in the hospital without his phone, so D-Low filled in as a judge, being the deciding vote on getting Briscoe into TNA. This was during a short backstage segment, and hasn't been followed up on at all. Now, the thing missing here is motive, but they can always make up some bullshit about management or payscale as a motive. My money would be a typical, precictable Hogan "worked shoot" on how Terry's used his politics BTS and D-low is fed up.

Park would be a good guess, being the swervetastic crap they're known for, but doesn't make much sense story-wise. Park's character is hot property now. The crowd at the UK shows popped for him like he was 1985 Hogan. I think it's a great character and would hate to see them fuck up a good thing by turning him.

Only time will tell. I'm sure they'll find a way to fuck it up, somehow.