Is WWE Superstar Christian Appearing at TNA's Slammiversary Pay-Per-View?

With the announcement that TNA will have its own Hall of Fame and that the first inductee would be announced at Slammiversary, many wondered who that man or woman would be.

Thanks to Dixie Carter's official Twitter account, it appears as though we may have our answer:

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On a plane headed to Dallas for the big PPV this weekend. Very excited @Christian4Peeps is joinin us for the night. He's one of my favorites.

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The night prior to WrestleMania 28, TNA-contracted talent Ric Flair appeared at the WWE Hall of Fame, an inductee alongside the rest of the Four Horsemen. At the time, it was speculated TNA would receive something from WWE in return, but it was never elaborated on what that could be.

Christian appearing at Slammiversary is a huge coup for the company.

In 2005, "Captain Charisma" became the first ex-WWE talent to choose to go to the company, not because he was fired and looking for work, but because he saw more opportunity in the promotion than he did in Vince McMahon's company.

It means that much more when you take into consideration the fact that he is a current titleholder in WWE and one of the company's more popular and recognizable stars.

The Flair situation could have gotten ugly. Instead, Vince McMahon proved he is a fair businessman who keeps his word.

For more information on this story and TNA's Slammiversary pay-per-view, stay tuned to Bleacher Report all weekend.