Vários wrestlers de saída da TNA

Wrestling Observer escreveu:

James Storm was reported today by Brian Fritz as leaving TNA.  We were told that Storm has been talking about this for some time, and his contract expires on Tuesday.

It also should be noted that within TNA there is skepticism of all releases beacuse of the belief that they are being kayfabed of a GFW invasion angle.  The belief is that the Low Ki departure is legit and that while the others may be as well, anything is possible.

What should be noted is that Jeff Jarrett's 7/24 TV taping in Las Vegas is right in the middle of the scheduled eight days of TNA tapings in Orlando that same week.

It was also noted to me how mentally burned out and how bad the morale is in TNA right now.  It was noted that the July tapings with eight days are going to be even tougher.

There is heat with management over the complete phoniness of management regarding calling Jeff Jarrett to be brought back after spending the better part of 18 months burying him like he was public enemy No. 1.  One thing brought up is that if they wanted an Invasion angle, they could have used Tommy Dreamer's company, which thus far has been more successful than Jarrett's, and has used far bigger name talent, and Dreamer works for TNA.

Jarrett was not at TV on Thursday and Friday but will be there today and tomorrow.

A clarification on the Nick Aldis situation with TNA. Aldis, who is Magnus in TNA, is one of a number of wrestlers whose contracts expires this week.

He is not renewing his contract and will be a free agent as of this coming week. He is taking dates with Global Force Wrestling including their first television taping on 7/24, but it is as a free agent and just certain dates, and at this point he's not signing with GFW.

The separation was a purely business move and was amicable on both sides.

CChris escreveu:Como eu disse aqui a dias, a saida do Low Ki, do Gunner e do outro rapaz não tinham sido preocupantes... já estas duas, sim, são. A TNA não vai sobreviver muito tempo, e se sobreviver, vai passar por um bocado muito mau.

Deus escreveu:

CChris escreveu:Como eu disse aqui a dias, a saida do Low Ki, do Gunner e do outro rapaz não tinham sido preocupantes... já estas duas, sim, são. A TNA não vai sobreviver muito tempo, e se sobreviver, vai passar por um bocado muito mau.

Sim, parecendo que não a ROH já acabou pelo menos duas vezes, em 2005 quando saiu o Samoa Joe e o Punk e depois em 2013/2014 quando saiu o Kevin Steen e Generico.

DA BAD GUY escreveu:A TNA é igual à ROH, tirando que a TNA tem o Angle, que é o gajo que tem mais nome.

A ROH não perdeu nada com a saída de ninguém, lol. A ROH tem crescido, dentro da merd* que está o wrestling business, mas tem crescido, TV deal com a DA, iPPVs, o sucesso de o Best in the World no ano passado, etc.

Deus escreveu:

CChris escreveu:Como eu disse aqui a dias, a saida do Low Ki, do Gunner e do outro rapaz não tinham sido preocupantes... já estas duas, sim, são. A TNA não vai sobreviver muito tempo, e se sobreviver, vai passar por um bocado muito mau.

Sim, parecendo que não a ROH já acabou pelo menos duas vezes, em 2005 quando saiu o Samoa Joe e o Punk e depois em 2013/2014 quando saiu o Kevin Steen e Generico.