A sad day for wrestling
Posted: Jul 31st 2014 By: Mick Foley
Like many of you, I heard the rumor surrounding Impact Wrestling and Spike TV's decision not to renew Impact on the network. While TNA has been an object of ridicule - largely for not living up to it's potential in many fan's eyes, it was, in fact, a great place to work filled with fine people who were genuinely doing the best they could to put on the best product they could with a fraction of the budget WWE worked with on a weekly basis.
Like many who worked their, I was frustrated at times with TNA. But in retrospect, I have come to see things in a different light, and look back at many of my times there with great fondness. Iam expecialy glad that I was able to mend fences with TNA owner Dixie Carter - who put so much faith in me, and got relatively little in return.
I know many of you have strong feelings about TNA. Let me know what you feel were the highs and lows for the organization - the things that made you a fan, and the things that drove you crazy. Don't be shy. I'll read them all/
Supplemental Information
Latest News
Goldberg talks past issues with Triple H and how he now feels about him
WWE Hall of Famer and WCW legend Goldberg recently appeared on Going Ringside and revealed his feel... Read More
- SICW and MidStates Championship Wrestling: A partnership built on respect
- Mickie James, Carlie Bravo comment on recent Tommy Dreamer allegations
- Matt Sydal makes AEW return after two year absence, joins new alliance
- Jim Ross shares health update, says he’s been hospitalized for more than three weeks
The Scoop
NEWS Cyndi Lauper has received her first official WWE action figure as part of a new three-pack featuring Captain Lou Albano and Roddy Piper from a class... Read More
Carlito talks departing WWE, time in Judgment Day, Bron Breakker spear, and more
Former WWE Superstar Carlito sat down with Chris Van Vliet in Indianapolis, IN to discuss ... Read More
Top Viewed Bios
