Raj Giri of WrestlingINC.com recently interviewed former ECW and WWE superstar Dawn Marie Psaltis. In the second and final part of our interview below, Dawn discussed how the Kamala controversy cost her organization a TV deal, the business today, if wrestlers are better taken care of now than in the past, female wrestling today and more. WrestlingINC: This whole controversy with Kamala has cost you in other ways, as you told me last week that it killed a TV deal. Dawn Marie: Yeah. We had a television deal on the table with contracts with William Morris and they winded up backing out because of it. WrestlingINC: What reason did they give? Dawn: They just said that they were hesitant because of the smear campaign with 'Dr. Death' and now this one. It was just too much bad press lingering around it. They already knew about the Dr Death situation and they were still going to do it. Then, when this came to, they said, 'No, there's just too much bad press.' People might not watch the show because of it. WrestlingINC: What was the show going to be about? Dawn: It was basically going to be what Wrestler's Rescue was about. Let's take Jimmy Snuka for example. First, we would introduce the character, introduce who he is, this, that and the other thing. Then, we would describe his illness, his injuries and what he needs done. Then, we would show the campaign and the fund-raising. We'd do fund-raising stuff for