Wrestler sues TNA for second time

Professional wrestler Scott Steiner is again suing Total Nonstop Action Entertainment, this time saying its top executives — including Hulk Hogan — endangered his health and career by letting fellow competitor Jeff Hardy to enter the ring drunk "and/or under the influence of a controlled substance" at a Michigan event last year. He wants $750,000 in damages from Cummins Station-based TNA.

According to the lawsuit filed in Davidson County Circuit Court, Steiner suffered nerve damage in his shoulder and neck as well as a bicep injury due to what he called Hardy’s reckless, drunken wrestling.